Whisky Weakens as New Stock Rumors Hover Over Western Deals
New York Stock Exchange trading showed Distilling and Cattle Feeding as a key mover while rumors of a new stock issue to fund western distilleries spurred declines. Officials denied absorbing distilleries and pledged cash payments from the treasury with a potential dividend hike. The market closed steady with mixed results across rail and commodity shares, and bond activity remained firm.
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New York
Stock Exchange
West
Chicago Gas
New England
St. Paul
St. Paul Road
Reading
Market Decline Drives Broad Drop in Grains and Provisions
Cuicaso October market shows wheat down for December and May contracts, corn values lower for November and later deliveries, with October pork and lard prices also slipping. Short selling increases as demand tightens and market shows bearish sentiment, while late shipments and ample railcar inventory weigh on prices.
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Ayers
General Markets Report Mixed Wheat and Grain Movements Across Cities
Wheat and corn futures and spot prices fell or steadied across New York, Philadelphia, St Louis, Minneapolis and Chicago. Receipts, exports, and exports and shipments influenced prices with notable declines in winter wheat and mixed grain futures amid large deliveries and favorable crop reports.
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New York
Minnesota
Téigo
Northern
Milwaukee
Central Railroad
St 153
Danuaty
Ceres
Jannarr
Sige
Op Jc
Chicago
Bie
Mi.e
New Orleans
Danny Pappvots
Bateer
Western Dairy
Western Creamery
Philadelphia
Samsatyat
Sea Eery
Pennsylvania
St. Louis
Iowa
Minneapolis
Cotton market reports from Galveston and New Orleans
The notes show cotton prices steady with middling around 13 1 2 cents in Galveston and 13 1 2 to 15 16 cents in New Orleans. Receipts and exports are listed by region, including Great Britain and the continent, with totals for weekly and general stock levels and coastwise movements.
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Galvestos
Great Britain
Lear Brun
Foreign Financial: bullion and market rates report
Paris reports include three per cent routes at 98 with bank values and assorted bond and stock quotes. New York Pennsylvania and Ohio firsts listed at 381 1/2, Canadian Pacific 814, Illinois Central 1033, Mexican central and silver bullion noted with other market figures.
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England Today
Paris
Consola
Newsw York
Penonaylvania
Ohio
Canadian Pacific
Erle
Illinois Central
Paul EN
New York
Pennsylvania
Switch and Signal Dominates Weak Marks in Philadelphia Trade
The Philadelphia stock market shows little change with Union Switch and Signal leading the gains among strong issues while Duquesne traction remains the weakest spot. Oil prices hover at record lows for the era as readings show Reading and Coal and Iron earnings improving, and broader market notes discuss bond sales and banking rate signals.
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Aquesne
Fizure
Duquesne
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Chartiers
Westinghouse Electric
U. 5
la Noria
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Toe Disratcou
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Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Company
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Res
Philadelphia
Seem
Pear Rai
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Duguesne Traction
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Hunbolart Ins
Charters v. & Co
People’s N. Gas Co
Phil EU N. Co
Wheel Gas Co
Citizens’ Traction
Tysane
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Glass Cn
U. Cable Co
Swan
General Elect Seeveraccrercoeere
Inghouse Electric
Tee
Onse Electric
Detroit Tric Ork
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omson-Houston Trust
T. E. Imson-Houston Trust
Boston
Piepicon & Taree
Isast & Heels
Albany
Frank Killin
Cate & Maine
Fimt
Pere
Fitchburg
Ayo Lego Abe Co
West End Land Co
N.Y
N. Eng
Bell Telephone
Old Colony
Lamson
Wis
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M. Co
N. E
Hoston
Mont
Genoa
Money rates and exchange figures across cities in late October
York and Boston report mixed money rates with call loans around 5 to 5.6 percent. Clearing House data show varied totals in New York, Boston, and Chicago with several currencies steady and sterling at a slight premium on demand. Exchange quotes and discounts appear volatile across cities, reflecting uneven liquidity and competing demands.
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Sterling Exchange Steadier
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Rite
New York
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Chcaco
New York Exchange
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Chicago
Pittsburg
Real estate sale near Penn Avenue marks trend in ward twenty two
W. A. Herron & Sons sold about 440 feet of frontage on a desirable residence street off Penn avenue Twenty-second ward for 30000. Purchaser plans immediate platting. Numerous building permits issued today for dwellings and additions on multiple streets with costs ranging from 250 to 3700. Additional sales include lots in Nim Mick Terrace Wilkinsburg and Squirrel Hill area with prices from 750 to 7900 and assignments to various buyers.
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Twenty-Second Ward
W. A. Herron & Sons
A. Dickie & Co
A. Stewart
A. M. Newmyer
Hays Street
Liggett Ras
L. C. Craven
Howe Street
College Avenue
Piper & Clark
W. H. Williams
Iota
Williama
Ninetonth Ward
Chissett Street
En K. Chamberlain
Nimmick Terrace
Wilkinsburg
Ash Street
Frank Edwards
Tor Los SS
Block
Eva B. Miller
Pittabourg
Lot
Brisk Friday Trade Areas Produce and Poultry Markets
A brisk Friday trade developed along wholesale mercantile lines with special activity among produce commission men. Prices held generally firm with occasional declines in nuts poultry and some vegetables. Grain and flour exchange bids show mixed commodity prices including timothy oats and white oats, while dairy eggs and various fruits vegetables including cranberries apples pears and onions saw varying quotations.
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Produce Commission
Bessemer Steel Billets Soar Amid Market Optimism
The steel trade shows a sharp advance in soft steel and billets with prices rising to 23.25 per ton as demand grows and deliveries tighten. Market sources forecast continued improvement, noting large consumption, rising prices, and active scrap and structural material markets amid cautious optimism.
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Reces
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Paca
Fim
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Bestemer
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Livestock Prices and Receipts Across Markets
Market reports show mixed hog, cattle, and sheep bids with slow demand. New York receipts include hogs at 2.25 to 2.60 per 100 pounds and dressed beef steady. Cincinnati hogs improve to 4.75 to 5.75 with receipts around 6,000 head. cattle steady to firm with varying values. lambs strong in places at higher quotes.
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Frening Journal
New York
Beeves
Anle
Cincinnati
Active foundry market steadies amid firm demand in Chicago
Chicago Oct 28 reports a lively foundry market with strong demand for soft gray forge and Southern furnaces. Prices for gray forge to 900 Birmingham and Nos 1 and 2 foundry rise, tightening supply. Furnaces cut stocks as November 1 reports loom, signaling further reductions ahead.
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Ili
Gray Forge
Birmingham
Ge Perton
Prices for iron stay firm as demand outstrips supply
Rogers Brown & Co report that iron prices remain unchanged while consumption exceeds expectations. Furnaces cannot ship iron quickly enough to meet demand, a contrast to five or ten years ago when such conditions would have driven prices up 5 to 7 per ton.
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Pullapervata
Rogers, Brown & Co
Market Report: Pig Iron and Metals Activity in New York
In New York on October 8 the pig iron market shows fair activity with prices around $180 to $155. Copper and tin hold steady with copper near $9.5, tin around $20 per unit, and alloys steady.
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New York
Live Stock Prices Report for East Lineary Market
Hogs and cattle steady to firm while sheep run dull. Receipts: Carrie 149 head with shipments around 6 per head. cattle shipped to New York today. Hog receipts total 370 head with about 2200 head shipped, prices near 5 to 5. Chinese? (Note: source data contains typos.)
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East Lineary
Carrie
New York
Oil Production Dips in McDonald and Sistersville Fields
West Virginia oil reports show a drop in McDonald output to 18 000 barrels with 13 500 forecast, while Sistersville yielded 11 887 barrels on Thursday, 1 920 less than the prior day. Several rigs begin or rebuild on the Dixon and McMurray farms asCompanies move to drill Nos 7 3 156 and others, amid ongoing deep sand prospects and uncertain early results.
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Sistersville
West Virginia
McDonald Field
People’s Gas Company
McMurray
Greggs
Venice
Eachel & Ritchie
Richards & Co
Ganges
National Transit Company
Macksburg Field
Buckeye
Lima
Eureka Pr
Southern
New York Transit
Western
Atlantic
W. L. Mellon
Tidewater Pipe Line Company
Thurada
Petroleum market notes and option range report
The report outlines the November option range for crude prices with references to New York London Antwerp and related oil terms. It notes open prices and sales figures with barrels and certificates, including figures like 43,000 barrels and 140,000 barrels and mentions little change in the market.
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Antwerp
Poaten Ol “Sagatigen Transit
Cyest
Petroleum
Pennsylvania
Lima
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