Iron and steel markets show steady demand and price moves
The Iron Age notes steady buying in iron and steel markets with limited volume beyond routine purchases. Northern brands quoted around 216 7418 OM for No 1, 1600 for No 2, and 14 0014 40 for gray. ferro manganese prices up about 5s. Brass and other alloys see limited activity. bids on McCombe's bridge opened with some plate and beam price movements. overall market modest with few large trades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST Toim
Dispatch
New York
Oct
The
Iron Age
Bessemer Pig
Roft
Sita Mierery Forge
Spitveleisen
Ferro
Eplece
Germain
Amet Nothia
Rive
Mitre
McCombe
Hunt
Angeles
Aeston
Eastern
Pittsburgh
Anilis
Tidewater
Jersey City
Foreign metal market reports quiet warrants and fallen tin copper
The Iron Age notes quiet warrant markets in London with declines for Scotch and Cleveland pig iron and hematite demand subdued. Tin and copper show weak trading, with prices slipping and buyers cautious while suppliers hold firm ahead of quarterly meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
London
Cleveland
Montana
Chile
Decline in Coke Demand Drops Shipments In October
The report notes a fall in coke demand and a drop in shipments for the week ending October. Total shipments reach 6 716 cars, down from 6 201 last week, with Western and Pittsburgh regions showing notable declines. Prices stay unchanged with furnace coke at $2 9 and crushed coke at $2 65 per ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SportpaLe. Det
Pittsburg
Pittsbere
Ovens
New York metals market report Toyed by calm trading
The column notes quiet activity in pig iron with American at 15 toes, copper firms on lakes with October and Norsmter at 1255, lead steady at 3, tin quiet but steady in the Straits, and other minor movements, reflecting a subdued trading day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Yoas
Norsmter
Straits
Turpentine Markets See Little Change in New York Trade
Turpentine markets in New York show little movement with prices steady. Buyers and sellers report muted activity as traders await clearer signals on demand and supply dynamics.
Late News In Brief From The Nation And World
A rough nightly front in Texas. Ohvarninkor Trust formed in New York. Servis disputes ex King Milan over mortgages to a Russian bank. Northwest reports wheat damage from rain. Furness line mulls new Baltimore to Antwerp route. China seen edging toward war from overconfidence. German policy aims at aluminum output for military use. Springfield plans a World Peace carrier akin to Columbus era vessels. Justice Johnson in Topeka court rules no arrest for oversea case. Mayor Gleason of Long Island City indicted for assault at Heart Team meeting. Tennessee sheriff seeks speedy execution of death row inmates in Tiptonville. Fraud case around a queen’s harbour commission. Lange scandal continues. Armour and Morris packers to form U S Canning venture. Armour sues Fatbank Canning in circuit court over stock majority.
Wheat Market Rises Then Falls Amid Tight Supply
Chicago and New York activity show wheat advancing to a high then surrendering gains as numbers from Berlin and Russia hint export limits. Corn and oats trade mixed with weak provisions, while futures in several cities reflect cautious cash markets and shifting cables from Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United Kingdom
North Dakota
Shorts
Sigemel OZ
New York
Sige
Junad
Berlin
Russia
John M. Oakley
Coffee futures list mixed bids and dull spot market
New York market shows futures opening weak with 140 points down and closing steady 15 points lower. Trading activity totals 41,250 bags with varied contracts from October to May and scattered price quotes. Spot market remains dull with no notable movement and Rio de Janeiro coffee reporting fair to dull conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio
Drygoods Market Sees Moderate Demand in New York
In New York the drygoods market shows moderate demand from both agents and jobbers as buyers and sellers maneuver through cautious trading amid uneven activity and price levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drygoods
New York
The Price of Bar Silver Special Report
London market notes report a shift in bar silver prices with London transactions showing a quoted rate around 44 21 per ten, reflecting London bullion market movements and New York pricing influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
London
Real Estate Boom Amid Local Market Watchful of Deals
The Pittsburgh realty scene shows rising activity with large transfers and a surge in small parcel trades. A prominent Smithfield Street dealer recalls land values, notes new post office effects, and foresees a multi-block, south of Fifth avenue development with several properties tied to bankers and investors. Groundbreakings near Latrobe promise 1000 jobs as factory land earmarked for the Nation's Mower and Resper Manufacturing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Music Deaser
Smithfield Street
Sixth Avenue
Splane
Fifth Avenue
Messler
Fourth Avenue
Diamond Street
C. T. Beeckman
Latrobe
Mower and Resper Manufacturing Company
Allegheny
Handsome stone and brick residences listed in Building Record
Eight building permits issued for as many improvements totaling about 36 900 dollars. Projects include a frame two story dwelling on Sunnyside street by John Reynolds and a stone and brick two story dwelling on Dithridge street by W. H. Stevenson. Additional plans feature a stone and brick two story mansard home on Oakland avenue by J. Vandergrift and a Joliet street dwelling by John A. Davis. Mrs. Sarah Connolly to build brick three story business on Seventh avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltensperger & Williams
B. J. Williams
George H. Hoshey
Belands Street
Mt. Washington
J. E. Glass
Allequippa Place
Thirteenth Ward
Hoffman & Baldridge
Palmer Place
Swissvale
Biack & Baird
F. Harbison Theroperty
Charles Street
Altheny Rice
Betas
A.J. Pentecost
Valley View
Chartiers Valley
Baxter, Thompson and Co
Ruch Place
Ruch Avenue
Butler Place
Eighteenth Ward
Monongahela Avenue
Byers & Co
D. W. Davis
John Garroway
Juniiia Street
Prof. C B. Wood
A.te & Son
Real Esrate
Irwin Avenue
Allegheny
Orphans’ Court
Perrynville Avenue
Tenth Ward
Aereee
John K. Ewing & Co
W. RB
Livingston
Grantavenuve
East
John Reynolds
Sunnyside Street
Twenty-third Ward
W. H. Stevenson
Dithridge Street
Fourteenth Ward
Capt
J. J. Vandergrift
Oakland Avenue
John A. Davis
Joliet Street
Sarah Connolly
Seventh Avenue
Fourth Ward
Duquesne Traction Leads Gains as Market Opens Dull
The stock market showed little overall change with gains and losses balanced. Duquesne Traction and Pleasant Valley rose a notch while Electric and Philadelphia Gas traded narrowly. Insider activity remained limited and trading details included 55 Electric shares at 15 and 50 Pleasant Valley at 23 1/2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duquesne
Pleasant Valley
Philadelphia Gas
Electric
Boston
Switch and Signal Company
Luster
Eee Webnres
Philadelphia
Dull Stock Market Ends Quiet After Bear Hammering
New York stocks opened with gains from foreign buying but failed to hold strength as bear pressure intensified in the afternoon. Major issues like Atchison and Rock Island weakened. total trading volume reached about 1.06 million dollars as prices closed near opening levels with small fractional changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading
Vanderbilts
Atchison
Burlington
Rock Island
Chicago
Atchison Securities
Rock
Missouri Pacific
Mining Stock Quotations
Stock quotes list several mining shares with values such as Adams and Aspen, Chollar and Crown Point, Homestake, J. Hale and Norcross, Iron Silver and Mexican, Ontario and Ophir, Plymouth, Union Consolidated, and others. Prices appear in dollars and fractions, reflecting a historic securities page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Oct
Alice L
Adams
Aspen
Crown Point
Consolidated California
Virginia
Deadwood L
Hale and Norcross
Homestake
Horn
Mexican
Ontario
Ophir
Plymouth
Savage LO
Sierra A Rap
Standard
Union Consolida
City bankers report satisfactory movement on discounts and loans
Bankers report a satisfactory business day with ample funds to meet requirements. Bank clearings reached 2,096,659.35 and balances stood at 346,821.88. In New York money on call ranged from 3 to 5 percent, loans closed at 2, prime mercantile paper at 7, sterling exchange quiet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sterling Exchange
Oman
Bond Quotations and Market Tickers Summary
Incomplete OCR lists multiple bond and stock items including Northern Pacific Union Pacific West Shore and Erie M. notes. Mentions debentures and various 4s and 5s with prices and references to Canadian and American issuers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. J.C
Pac
Lela
Wincerses
IM Pacific
Do Debentures
Iarne & Iron M
Canada
Wsige Aus Boichsen
Pacific
St. Paul
C den
R. G
Rei da Do
Pas
L. G
Erie M
Mutual Union
Bete, c
Union Pac
West Shore
Money Markets And Clearings Across U S Cities
Exchange rates and bank clearings show varied activity with New York reporting remium levels and discounts. Clearings in Chicago Boston Baltimore and other cities range from tens of millions to over ten billion with corresponding balances and interest rate figures.
Live Stock Markets Report shows mixed cattle hog and sheep activity
Receipts and shipments across major markets note limited cattle movement in New York and firmer hog prices in Chicago and other hubs. Beef quotes range from 3.30 to over 4.75 for natives, with edge to steady or stronger tones among prime lots. sheep and lamb markets show steady to firmer tendencies with varied grades. Buffalo and Omaha see slow demand but firming or steady price levels. Cincinnati and Kansas City report mixed gains and steady streams of receipts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prrisstne Disraton
New York
Chicago
Canada
Extm
Omaha
Reeves
Jouth
Vents
Crassera
Cincinnati
Serene Uss Maarene
Soos
Taoeipte
Tropical Fruits and Goods Prices Steady in Market Reports
Jamaica pineapples and tropical fruits lead the market while prices show a cautious rise for butter and lemons. Creamery butter tight, eggs scarce, and New York cheese firm as receipts stay heavy, with fruit and vegetable lines showing varied supply and steady to advancing prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Act
New York
Ohio
Jamaica
Butteee—Creamery
Eigin
Michigan
New
Concord
Delaware
Jersey
California
Sea Pinesappine
Cobhega
Denver
Ran’ Cine
Grain and Feed Trade Report Shows Steady Receipts
Grain Exchange receipts listed by railways show mixed cargoes including bran middlings flour and rye with small car counts. The cereal outlook remains unchanged with large receipts and cautious buyers while futures remain uncertain and speculative activity is near none.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grain Exchange
Pittsburg
Ft. Wayne
Chicago Railway
Lake Erie
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Pittsburg and Western
Schwatka Returns From Arctic Expedition
Victoria, Oct 8 Lieutenant Schwatka arrives after a scientific trek in the far North. He recounts rough river descents, glacier crossings on the St. Elias Alps, 12 000 to 16 000 foot heights, and unmapped Copper and White river forks. The voyage yielded signs of minerals and a famous crossing of the Elias ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
B. C
Schwatka
Westrock Lake
Ahklain
Rink
Fort Selkirk
Copper River
St. Elias Alps
Voees Gaur
Per River
White River
St. Elias Ranges
Pittsburg Delegates Named for Water Ways Convention
Governor Patterson today announced thirteen Pennsylvanians appointed as delegates to the Western Waterways Improvement Convention to be held in Evansville Indiana on October 14. The list includes Joseph Walton B L Wood Jr Thomas M Reese Thomas P Roberts W W Tutte Simpson Horner Charles W Batches Tor W W O Neil Thomas M Jenkins John Moren James A Henderson George Lysle L Cramp Joseph H Dunlap and others from Pittsburgh West Bridgewater Allegheny City Woods Run Brownsville Rochester Erie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Lysle
L. & Cramp
Pittsburg
Joseph H. Dunlap
West Bridgewater
William B. Rodgers
Allegheny City
Thomas J. Wood
Woods' Run
M. A. Coz
Brownsville
W. S. Shallenberger
Rochester
Eben Brewer
Erie
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rais
State OF the Foreign
Metal Markets
Turpentine Markets
Turpentine Aull
Hesiye
Losin Aia Anu
Texas
Ohvarninkor' Trust
Servis
Milan
Northwest
Furness Line
Baltimore
Soffolk
Antwerp
Lerman
Sprin
Columbus
Jutice Johyeon
Topeka
Te Orend
Mayor Gleason
Long Island City
Asenalt
Aspualtias
Acfold Nelson
Tean of Heart
Tenemy
Nethes
Tarvec
Tiptonride
Tiptonyne
Lange
Armour
Nelson Morris
United States
Operne Company
Fatbank Canning Company
Adnan
O. Ag
Sago
Resterds
Apt
Gye
Roceimues
Slonim
Buat
Atha
Lipstice
Stee
Pitas
Combes
Owen Bas
Pennsylvania
Seredighings
Blige
Elgin Creamery
Choiee
Milwaukee
Fiour
Miseorthern, &O
Seiec
Duluth
Minneapolis
Sascee
Ete Banetty
Ortha
Meteaber
Lower Priey
Business News and
Gosip
National Cordage Company
Federal Street
Alleheny
Northern Pacific
Citizens
McDonald
Rea Bros. & Co
Home Securities
Bank
Liberty NH
Yay
Monongala N.B
L.&t. Co
Tinan’s Les
Onan
Tenton TR
Char. V. Wherlin Philadelphia Co
Eos
Pittsby Trac
Valley
Yaa P Y
A&c
M. Ce Hidalgo
la Norta M. Co
West House
New York Exchange
Art Ithey & Stephenson
New York Stock Exchange
Tehicon
Cbs
W &C
D&ng
Bex Eevisc
North Pac
Chicago Gas
Louis- Fille Ee
Nashville
Issouri Pacific
North American
Sabe Northern Pacific
New Jersey
Roje Central
SiMeathe Ca
Paul
P. M
Westhwestees
Tyrone
Nid
Joe Jae
Hike
N.Y
Norfolk & Western
Stern
American Eye
Isi
Pricille
Evans
Indephta & Reading
Pilissas ‘Palace Ca
Gilg Richmond & W. PF
St. Pru
Wheeline
Tel
Pamcatente
Ty Whitn Witney
Tephenson
Pronerivenis Railroad
Buffalo _ y & Phua
Northern
Lehigh Navigation
Boston & Albans
N & Maine
Flint & Fore
Santa Pe ‘Tamarack
Old
Col Ae. Pelt
SM Water Power
Ailoyes Min
Cotlantie
Centennial
Boston & Mont
Botte & Rost
Cop
S Electric Cable Co
Eaeus
Thomson-Houston
Wayne Aera Si Co
Westinghouse Trust
Detroit Electric European Westing Co
Memrits
Bostox
Exchange & New York
Panaortrara
Barriwonx
Telegraph
Kansas City
Tropic Fruits Firm
Java
Maracaibo
Mocha
Santos
Caracas
TMD Sc
Latinagra
Penaherry
Choler Hin
Atric
Loudon Invers
Valencia
Rf Iimonds
Ito
Brazil
Ariog
Ian A
Pope Eamatoos
Samasee Sahaon
Tikree
Bernina
Finnan Tnddien
Hal- Nhut
Holland Herring
Wal Shanlearring
Pitisburgers
Water Ways
Scott
Berokers—Financial
Loyd
Emrpiag Ee Duff
Bankers and Heckers
Jas. M. Schoonmaker
Jas. McCutcheon
Union Icem'f
Samuel Bailey, Jr
Union Storage Company
Second
Liberty Avenues
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