Bullish Market Pushes Industrials and Rail Shares Higher
New York October market notes a bullish tone with heavy volume on the Stock Exchange. Industrials lead gains while rail shares show notable strength aided by improving crop data and expectations of rate maintenance amid rising tonnage. Broad advances among specialties and utilities accompany widespread upward movement.
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New York
Columbus
Stock Exchange
Chicago
Burlington
Quincey
Western Traffic Association
Windsor Hotel
Roswell Miller
St. Paul
Colorado Coal
Denver
Rio Grande
Green Bay
Winona
Minneapolis
St. Louis
Ohio
Mississippi
Quicksilver
Pullman
Manhattan
Lnne
Chicago Gas
Chicaro
American Cotton
National Lead
American Tobacco
National Starch
American Sugar
Chicago Junction
Union Stock
Edison Liluminating
Missouri Pacific
Barrington
Richmond
Atchison
Texas Pacific
New York Stock Exchange
Pittsburg
Whitney &Stephenson
Fourth Avenue
General Markets Report From New York and Buffalo
The market summary covers receipts and exports across corn and wheat, with futures and spot prices for No. 2 red and Northern wheat, cash movements in oats and barley, coffee and sugar futures, and freight data. It notes government reports influencing prices, notable activity in Minneapolis and Philadelphia, and steady to dull conditions in several commodities.
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New York
Tice
O. B
Northern
Milwaukee
Rockies
T&ye
Felge
Szige
Shige Wegen
Elxe
Gsice
uTige
Saeinn
Chicago
Garocenrcs
Coffec
Msi
New Orleans
Western Steam
Ges
Danny Froprets
Elgin
Cleese
Minneapolis
Tie
Tilge
Duluth and Sonerior
Philadelphia
Gece
Pennsylvania
St. Louis
Minnesota
Ste
Wheat Slumps On Government Report Dragging Market
The government crop report and European cues produced a two cent fall in wheat with corn also retreating. Provisions and pork futures dropped while lard and ribs moved lower. prices closed with a modest rebound from the day’s lows. Drought in Russia and rain in the U S winter wheat area shaped the press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodge
Europe
Russia
Local Securities Show Modest Gains Amidstead Market Stance
Local and general financial news notes a firmer undertone in trading with some leading shares advancing. United States Glass Underground Cable and Allegheny Heating Company led gains while a few issues showed minor weakness. People's Natural Gas clarified dividend history and continued quarterly payouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Glass
Allegheny Hosting Company
People’s Natural Gas and Pierage
Third National Bank
Pleasant Valley Railway
Philadelphia Company
P. & B. Traction
Wheeling Gas
Duquesne Traction
People's Pipeage
Pittsburg Traction
Westinehouse Electric Scrip
Union Switch and Signal
Wheeling
Luse Doard
Sane
Aia
W. Wik
A. & M. Traction
BP. & EB. Traction
Pr. & B. Traction
Money Market and Exchange Rates Reported Across Cities
The report notes money on call easing to 4. to 4 percent in New York with prime mercantile paper at 5 to 6 percent. Clearinghouse figures show substantial bank clearings in New York, Baltimore, Boston, and Chicago with varied balances. Sterling exchange remains unsettled and money rates hover around 5 to 7 percent across multiple centers.
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Mercantile
New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Clearing House
New York Exchange
Paitapetrata
Clealances
St. Louis
Ciscrexati
York Exchange
Market Ledger of Overseas and U S Securities
Lospor reports bolifon withdrawn from the Bank of England to 40,000 pounds. Paris notes three percent rentes quoted at 991, centimes for the account. New York prices list many railways and utilities with varied yields and rates. Open market discount rates show 4 1/2 percent for short bills.
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Lospor
Bolifon
Bank of England
Panta
R. U
New York
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Canadian Pacific
Erie
Ilinois
St. Paul, Common
New York Central
Reading
Mexican Central
Rock River
Lil
Neill Cream
London
Montreal
Toledo
Archeonlectric Light
Colny
Charleston, Sumpter and Northern Railroad
Bennettsville
D. C
Cudahy-Wright
Chicago
Jennie
England
Bloomfield
Sadis
Closing Philadelphia Quotations and Market Snippets
Oct 11 reports show electric stock quotes with General Electric at 115 5, Western Electric listed, and Thomson-Houston Trust figures. Boston closing prices include Boston & Maine 182 5, Bell Telephone 24, and various rail, land, and mining stocks with mixed gains. Wool markets in London and New York note improved demand and brisk competition for the October sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bostox
Specia
General Electric
Weetinghouse Electric
St Reseene
Io Jetrait Electrica
Wayne Elec
Fort Wayne Electric
Roose Thomson-Houston Trust
Thomson-Houston Trust
Thomson-Houston Electric
KE. W
Boston
Atchison & Popes
Boston & A
Osceola
Fitchburg
Flint & Pere M
Mass
Central
Anniston Land Co
Boston Land Co
N.Y
N. England
West End Land Co
N.y.&n.e
Bell Telephone
Wis. Cent. Com
Lamson Store
Ailover M. Co
Cent. Mining. Atlantic
B. & B. Copper
Huston &Mont
Priiapnetrata
New York
Texas
Dry Goods Market Shows Firmer Cotton Yarns and Fabrics
New York market activity rose on a holiday tone with solid demand for heavy yarn cottons both plain and colored. Southern standard fabrics and three-yard shootings and drills sold well, Augusta and Piedmont at 443, and 34 sheets and drills advanced to a yard. Other fabrics were firm for spot or future delivery.
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New York
Augusta
Piedmont
Cotton prices hold steady across ports with steady demand
Cotton markets report quiet steady trading at several ports on October 11 with middling grades around 7 3/4 to 10 3/4 pence per pound. New Orleans shows middling near 7 3/4 pence with exports to Great Britain about 8 250 bales and stock at 112 434 bales. Liverpool notes moderate activity with futures closing firm and American exports emphasized.
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Great Britain
Crecmnali
Grain and commodity prices and receipts across markets
The report shows active Clover seed and wheat with lower values in Toledo and Cincinnati, corn and oats weaker in Kansas City, with cash and futures notes. Receipts include wheat and corn totals, while shipments list flour and rye movements. prices vary across No. 2 red, mixed and white grades and dairy and meat markets show mixed to firm trends.
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Toledo
Cincinnati
Fiour Wenk
Glaucter
Fancy Klein Creamery
Ohio
Baltimore
Creamery Faney
Nlo
Kansas City
Bard
Grain and Flour Exchange
C. C
Notable Residence Sales on Jackson Street and More
Real estate activity across Allegheny features a corner Jackson Street and Irwin Avenue sale for $30,000 with plans for a large business block. W.C. Stewart sells a Craig Street residence for $16,000. church property talks and land permits also appear amid broker reports and Kensington and Wilkinsburg trades.
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Jackson Street
Irwin Avenue
Allegheny
Craig Street
East End
Messrs. Young & van Gunden
W.C. Stewart
Sarah Morgan
H. M. Preston
Homer Street
Negley Avenue
J. K. Durr
Fourth Avenue
Market Street
George Gringa
Mathilda Street
Dolphin Street
Edward Martin
Mackinally Alley
Ruthergleim Street
Mur. Kolhecker
Hows Street
Denniston Avenue
John W. Garrity
Patterson Street
Willian Beam
Kelly Street
Firth Avenue
Elizabeth Grifith
Elizabeth Street
Lytle Street
John Moss
Larime Revenue
Meadow Street
John
Kerpp
Aschilin Street
Shetland
Winslow Streets
Park Bros. & Co., Limited
A. W. Mellon
Robert W. Dalzell
Harrison Street
William Dietche
M. A. Snyder
J.C. Meilley
James Durning
Dore Perlman
Ranklin Street
George
Martin & Co
Wilkinsburg
Tod. R. Connor
Coal Street
John C. Farret
James Street
Catherine Welsh
Nimick Street
Frank Calley
James and
Maplewood Avenue
Charles Simpson
Fahinestock Avenue
George Baird
Grand Avenue
Black
Frazier Street
Windor
Peter Shields
Freehold Land Improvement Company
Mra
William Schldecker
Winterburn Avenue
Twenty-third Ward
William Flinn
Greenfield Avenue
Colinfin Street
E. T. Schalfner
Hilltop
Beltzhoover Avenue
Mia
Mary Collins
Burrell and Kensington Improvement Companies
Kensington
Martin Rose
New Kensington
Mary Flaverty
Pittsburg
George D. Harvey
Butler
A. Dickey & Co
J. M. Gartside
W. C. McConnell
Eawin Street
Butter Tending Upward in Elgin Market Report
Last week’s decline in Elgin butter was absorbed with creameries quoting an advance of 1e per lb over prior quotations. Dealers expect further upward moves soon, while roasted coffee and egg prices show mixed signals amid strong demand and ample cold storage supplies. Grain and hay markets weaken slightly with chestnuts noted as a small crop but holding prices. Wheat supplies remain large, keeping prices low while investors seek demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bache & Co
Oakley & Co
Wall Street
Keene
Elgin
Elgin Butter Board
Allegheny
Chucago Times
Miscellaneous Farm Goods and Hides Auction List
An assortment of farm products and auction items includes Western timothy seed mixtures at 190 per ton, white clover at 745, orchard grass 190, New York and Michigan pea beans 210 215 per unit, and various honey combs. Livestock and hides priced per weight with ranges for green steer and calf skins, plus other commodities like chestnuts and crabs cider are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Michigan
Vic
Live Stock Trade Across Markets Including Cattle and Hogs
East Lipentz Pennsylvania stock market reports show cattle receipts 200 head with 320 head shipments, demand down from yesterday except prime exporters. Hog receipts 3,600 head with 1,400 head shipped, market active, prices for Philadelphias and Yorkers noted. cattle deliveries to New York limited. Beeves receipts 330 for exporters with no trade. dressed beef steady at 10 to 12 cents per pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lipentz
New York
TeQuga
SICK HEADACHE Liver Pill Advertisement
An old advertisement fragment promotes Carter's Little Liver Pills for sick headaches. The copy emphasizes liver pills as a remedy for headache symptoms, typical of period patent medicines and marketing language.
Cattle and Hogs Market Report With Receipts and Prices
Market notes from St Louis and Cincinnati show cattle receipts around 18 000 head with mixed shipments and prices steady to soft. Hogs run about 7 300 head with firm action and range 5 10 to 5 60, while sheep and lambs see steady to firm values and sizeable shipments across regions.
Market Prices and Commodities Reported for New Year
Pig on aeeney and in fair demand American prices 13.00 to 15.50. Lead and tin steady with lead at about 30.64 and tin around 20.66. Oil and other staples show firm pricing trends in the commodity market report.
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Santos
Sia
Ptic
Maracabo
Peanerey
Caracas
Centrifugats
London
California
Valencia
Ona Alénela
Anne
Alifornia
Carranta
Carolina
Louisiana
Java
Ane BO
Harrand County
San A
Mustard
Cape Cod
Jersey
Jamaica
Jersey Sweets
Baltimore
Iake
J Straits
Revolt in Creche and Turbulent Times Abroad
Late news from Brier reports Creche in revolt against Turkey and revolutions abroad. Omnia counterfeit dollars flood Omaha while Milwaukee tannery strike ends. A petrified man found near Chadrow Nebraska. Choctaw factions renew conflict. Editor Stead seeks Mrs Maybrick's release. Colima volcano threatens eruption.
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Turkey
Omaha
Chadiaw
Neb
Stead
Maybrick
Colima
Mexico
Dan Coughlin
Chicago
Veteran Legion
Indianapolis
Arkalon
Kan
Jack the Ripper
Solomon Mhirseci
United States
Constantinople
New Orleans
C. T. Ruddeck
Venezuela
Emmet Dalton
Coffeeville
MacDonald
General Transnatlantic Company
Havre
Pamir
Afchans
Vonsemmite
Atlantic City
Columbus
Humane Society Elects Life Members at Weekly Meeting
At yesterday afternoon's regular Humane Society meeting Jacob Henrici of the Economic Society and Mrs Thomas M Howe were elected life members. Dr J G Kennedy Albert Bissell and Mrs Dr R S Wallace were elected members. William Thompson was elected one of the Vice Presidents to fill a vacancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Humane Society
Jacob Henrici
Economic Society
Mra
Thomas M. Howe
Society
J. G Kennedy
Albert Bissell
R. S Wallace
William Thompson
Six Diphtheria and Scarlet Fever Cases Reported
Six diphtheria cases and seven scarlet fever cases were reported to the Bureau of Health yesterday. Five scarlet fever cases and one diphtheria case originate from the Seventeenth ward.
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Bureau of Health
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Hie
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Northern Pacific
Areas
New England
Read
Union Pacific
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Onte
John M. Oakley & Co
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Bel
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Wasee
Topen
Tay KG
Cholor
Ontario
BO Crown Point
Jil Hale
Norcross Gould
Eees
Cotton
Cotton OH
Sug
B.co
Gentral Pacific
Chesapeake
Hbo
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St. P.M
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Northwestern
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Berger
Hock
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Rio
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X.Y
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Jig
Ista
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Mt Oliver
Westinghouse Motor
Copany
H. Sellers McKee
D. Brickell
M. A. Verner
T. H. Given
Thomas M. McKee
Thomas H. Bakewell
E. BE. Denniston
Allegheny Heating Company
People’s Natural Gas and Pipeage Company
John T. Patterson
Allegheny National Bank
KJ. Stoney, Jr
John C. Oliver
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Canton Steel Company
Westinghouse
Hare
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Milwaukee & Northern
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P.& B. Traction
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Hill & Co
J. &. Barbour
Pinkerton
Pipcara
McCutcheon
Custer
Kuhn Bros
Barbour
Sproul & Co
Caster
Switch
Edison Illuminating
Eletric
New York State
Sshares Union
Ama Ecceae Sens
Ds Talsal
Ofecrip
Fidelity Esse Ween
Hank
L & Oe
Naar Monon. Nat. Bank
Union Nat. Tank
Western Ins
G.&p
Ania
Nttee Sane Pene Philadelp
Wheelie Gas Co
Ain
Plitshare Traction
Anne Pitts
Cas. Shan
Pitts
Char
Sane Pitts
Owen Hand
Union
Ouae Hidalgo Mine Co
la Norla
Agehouse
Airbrake Co
Cable Co
U.s.glass
Gings Co
Prastidis
Aeg
M. P
Fifth Avenue
Kaufmann Bros
Edward Krebbs
Smithfield Street
Freehold Bank
Matthew Weiss
Meassra, Solomon & Ruben
Cecesas Oven Sesceseres Oy
York
Wisconsin
Locks
Wiessé Asses
Senaa
Fleur
Timothy
Aimee
Ugg
Associated Press
Carter's Little Liver Mills
Cronch
Laute
Soe Aa
Cattio
Cattla
Coipte
Brier
Castoria
Daniel M’caffrey
Timothy Hay
Car Lotta Specialty
Srokees—Financial
John M. Oakley & Co., Bankers and Brokers
G.siath ST
Cht
Wuinery & Stephenson
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