Intense activity as New England deal shocks stock market
New York trading sees a dramatic swing on the New England deal with prices jumping from 47 1 4 to 45 3 4 before rallying as investors speculate the move signals a McLeod presidency and potential three railroads alliance. Readings rise modestly while other stocks fluctuate. overall volume tops 441 570 shares with broad activity across utilities and industrials.
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New York
New England
McLeod
Reading
Agaimet Gog
Carl
Inter Advancqaoe
Northern Pacific
Peoria
Decatur
Evansville
Steadier
Raitirond
Louisville
New Albany
Chicago
Wid
London Stock Exchange
Kansas
Texas
Texas Pacific
Erie
New York Stock Exchange
Minnesot, St. Paul A
Saint Ste Marie
Southern National Nnk
West Virginia Tral and
Pittsburg Railway Company
Foenuee Wan — Niguel
Louisville, Louis and Texas Railway Couany
Fevo
Atchison, Topeka and
Santa Fe
Mexican Central Railway Company, Limited
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Edison Electric Illuminating Company
Isenal
Cal
Chitaro Gas
Missouri Pacific
Ding
Western Cajun
St. Paul
Decreasing Receipts Stir Unease in Grain Market
At Croaco on October 24 the Board of Trade saw worries among shorts and St Louis and Minneapolis buyers as country receipts declined yet prices for Wheat, corn, and oats showed little change from yesterday. Rye weakened 1 to 8 cents, while provisions remained dull and closed near the day’s bottom.
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Croaco
Board of Trade
St. Louie
Minneapolis
General Markets Report with Wheat and Grain Prices
Market wires show New York flour receipts 29 500 packages exports 240 barrels 4500 sacks moderate demand. Wheat futures 3 520 000 bushels spot 160 000 bushels, prices range No 2 red 78 1 16 c to 78 1 1 8 c, December 78 1 16 c. Corn mixed notes, oats steady, barley prices around 0.49 0.51 c, rye lower. Louisiana notes show slight declines in futures and cash markets with mixed elevator quotes. Sums include Chicago No 2 red December 78 1 16 c, January 73 c, May 51 19 lde. Local western markets quiet with activity in protein oils and lard.
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Nash-Wright
Armour
Grin Best
Duluth
Minneapolis
Haskaney
Botalo
New York
Téjo
Isgo
Milwaukee
Tige
Hive
Western
Bantry Aulet
Bartey Maurdull
Canada
Vorge
Brive
Pat
Chicago
Srs Pointe
New Orleans
Western Steam
Elvin
Philadelphia
Gmc
Pennsylvania Creamery Extra
Northern
T Gc
Gcandatedic
Doaluth
Superior
Louis
Shice
Cincinnati
Iéc
Kansas City
Baltimore
Rio
Uogney Cor
Centrifnvale
Igeel Buffalo
Local Securities Trading Holds Weak, Westinghouse Leads
On Wednesday October 6 trading stayed active and broad, with airbrake shares dropping to 125 130 as rumors about Newark Brake Company faded. Westinghouse Electric and Philadelphia Company showed firmer tone amid talk of consolidation with General Electric, while rails and miners moved with varied strength. a Delaware bank was authorized to begin with 100000 capital.
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Newark Brake Company
New York Central
New York Company
Newark Central Railroad
Westinghouse Company
Philadelphia
Electriompany
Westinghouse Eee
Combine
United States
Hest Liberty National Bank
Union National
Seo
Berlin
Western Union
Montreal Telegraph Company
Canada
Montreal Telegraph
Westinghouse
General Electric
Boston Traveller
City of
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsylvania Steel Company
Boston Stocks Close Across Broad Listing
Boston, Oct 26 closing quotations show a wide range of stocks with General Electric and Fort Wayne Electric among notable names. Prices include Atlantic, Central Mining, Santa Fe Copper, Boston & Albany, Fitchburg, Heston & Mo, and Calumet & Hecla with varied yields, reflecting a diverse market and sector movements.
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Boston
Geoveral Electric
Geotral Electric
Pfa
Tric
Fort Warne Electric
Thomsons-Houston Trust
Cececas
Atchison & Topoky
Catalpa
Boston & Albany
Frankis
Hoston
Maine
Kearcarge
Cai
Bur
Cutney
Osecola
Fitchburg KR
Santa Fe
Tamarack
Central
Anniston Land
Loston Land Co
Big N
England
Weston Land Co
EL Ga
Kell Telephone
Old Colony
Stinson
Wis
Allover M.co
Cent. Mining
Atlantic
Wig N. KE. Tel
Tei
O's Heston & Mo
B, & B. Cupper
Calumet & Hee
Money Market Report Shows 6 Percent Locally Demand Strong
Money market in Boston shows a 6 percent call loan rate with active demand mainly from manufacturing. Clearing House balances reach 9.26 million dollars. calls at 6 percent. New York money on call eases to 8 percent with present offers at 3 percent. Sterling exchange quotes and other figures noted.
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Boston
New York
Prme Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Billy
New York Metal Market Trade Report Quiet and Steady
New York metal market action quiet and steady on Oct 26 with American price noted at 130 15 50 and copper price seen at 73 11 85. Tin shows a softer tone with sheets quoted near 229 55 20 10 and domestic lending at 3 Sb Gio.
Real Estate Savings Bank Ad Describes Deposits and Rates
An old style real estate savings bank notice details a branch at 401 Smithfield Street corner Fourth Avenue in Capital city. It mentions a large surplus and deposits from 1 and up with interest at a stated rate.
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Smithfield Street
Cor
Fourth Avenue
Unimproved East End property sales rise signaling value boom
Two unimproved property sales in the East End reflect over a 50 percent value increase in just over a year. James M. Wilkinson sold the Daum property on Wilkins Avenue to W E B Sechmertz and William Loeffler for 13000 with plans for several new dwellings. A vacant Penn Avenue plot near Denniston Avenue, sold for 15000, is also slated for improvement. Building activity continues with multiple permits issued for houses and a school building.
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Weperspay
East End
James M. Wilkinson
Daum
Wilkins Avenue
Judge Kennedy
W. EB. Sechmertz
William Loeffler
Penn Avenue
Garrison Alley
Jaius Wootter
Denniston Avenue
Marchan Street
Homer Street
Avondale Place
Hoffman & Baldride
Sammel W. Black
Wood Street
Wilkinsburg
Baxter, Thompson & Co
Bank of Commerce
Brashton Station
Frankatown Avenue
John K. Ewing & Co
Johanna Dendy
Hush
Highland Place
Pacific Street
George Schmids
Lookout Avenue
Eureka Place
Black & Board
Henry C. Borns
Alta Land Company
Duquesne Hellriits
Activity in Mercantile and Manufacturing Lines
Trade in mercantile and manufacturing lines remains liberal and growing though some farmer dependent sectors show hesitation. Excellent weather supports rapid work and crop readiness, with farmers ready to buy once fields are secured. hardware merchants note slow trade but anticipate heavy fall business in the country as election excitement rises.
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Shay
Grain and Flour Exchange Sales Report
Market news from the Grain and Flour Exchange shows bids wid offers on multiple cars of oats and wheat. The record lists carrots of rye oats hay middlings and corn totals at 26 cars with varied terms and buyers.
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Grain and Flour Exchange
Lone Barney
Hay
Our Boy
Lear Tran
Learrye
Dore
Dairy Markets Read Upbeat Amid Broad Food Prices
A long list of dairy and food products shows steady or modestly firm prices. New York and Wisconsin cheese varieties dominate with prices for cream, limburger, Swiss, and other cheeses noted along with eggs, butter, and poultry items. Cranberries apples and citrus are quoted, with barrels and boxes used as pricing units.
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Utter
Elgin
Ernie Aie
Live Stock Report from Central Yards Prices Firm Across Species
Lambs higher at Central Yards with strong demand from outside points. Cattle receipts 7 loads Monday and 15 double deck loads Tuesday with prices matching last week. Hogs steady to higher. best Philadelphia and New York stockers quoted. Sheep steady. lambs slightly higher on improving demand. Market trend firmer today with indications of further improvement.
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USA
Coca
Toestny
Market Report: Cattle Hogs Sheep and Calves Across Cities
New York Beeves receipts 1 177 with 57 exporters for sale. market active and mier higher. native steers 3.05 per pound. bulls and cows around 40 60. dressed beef steady at 7 or per pound. Shipments today 9 head and 3 540 meat. tomorrow 0 beefs Calves receipts 1477 head. Grassers 200 250. western calves 30 10. Sheep and lamb receipts 1 100 head. sheep firm at igo per pound higher. dressed mutton 7 49 per pound. Hogs strong at 5 65 6 68. Cincinnati and Chicago reports show cattle receipts 20 009 head, hogs 10 000 head, markets mixed steady to firmer. buffalo shows steady activity. Sheep receipts 7000 head with natives and westerns active. Kentucky and other markets report lambs steady and cattle slips.
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Leceines
Asigo
Chicago
Feming Journal
Cincinnati
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