Wall Street gains ease as Reading resolves dispute boosts stocks
A brisk trading day in New York follows news of Reading and its employer settlement lifting the market. Industrials gain while rail names like Northern Pacific and Reading advance, though bears remain wary of higher money and gold shipments amid a broad list that ends mixed with notable activity in Distillers and Western Union.
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Western Union
Bears
Northern Pacific Preferred
Grangere
Reading
Nile
Northern Pacific
Deen
Rees Telum
Missouri Pacific
New England
Loretre
Texas
Minlte
Corn Prices Fall Amid Frost Damage Concerns
Market reports from New York indicate cautious trading as corn and cereal futures slip due to frost damage forecasts. Traders debate potential losses while oats retreat and provisions trade near steady levels as temperate weather limits price swings.
Market Wide Reports Mixed Prices and Busy Receipts
General markets show receipts and exports widespread with wheat and corn futures mixed. Prices for oats and rice steady to firmer while pork, lard, and butter hold near steady. frost talk weighs on grain markets amid regional declines and varied futures movements.
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Baltimore
Rio
Isio
Kinsas
Aed
Philadelphia Firms Hold Dividends and Market Drift
The Philadelphia Company declares a quarterly dividend of 1 percent payable October 1 with transfer books closed September 20 and opening October 2. Directors discussed air rate versus lower earnings as the stock market weakens after cholera news. Luster Mining hears no vote on capital stock increase yet, while Westinghouse Electric is lauded for strong cash basis earnings and growth prospects.
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Philadelphia
Isis
Caldwell
Luster Mining Company
Miller
Tme Uistatcoh
Airdrake
Pleasant Valley
Citizens Traction
Motolina
Seper
Kubu Bros
Monongahela Water
Pinkerton
Duquesne Traction
J. Carothers
Pittsburg
Youngstown
Farmers’ Loan and Trust Company
New York
Benjamin Thaw
William Thaw
National Loau
Pittsburg Water
Western Pennsylvania Railroad
Linty
Pecely
Kolin Bros. and
Long
Lawrence &Co
Carothers and
Rinehart
K. J
Philadelphia Company
Kuln Bros
Fink
W. L Mustin
Tar Dvstarcea
Westinghouse Electric
Wstriff
Mustio
Seattle
Santa
Western Union
Market Rates and Money Conditions Across Cities
Rates of discount in the local market stand at 516 percent with abundant money and moderate demand. Outside markets remain stringently tied, while Eastern exchange and currency hold at par. Reports from New York and other cities show bank clearings and balances varying, with money and sterling exchange quoted or subdued, and silver prices cited.
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Hygat
New York
Chicago
Pittsburg
Foreign Financing Update Shows Mixed Bank and Bond Rates
Financial briefs report Bank of England balance at 33 000 pounds and 3 percent rente lines for the account. Market quotes list Canadian Pacific at 80 95, Erie 26 14, New York Central 112, Reading 18 85, and Mexican Central news around 68 4. Discourse notes 13 to 14 percent discount rates for short and near months bills.
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St. Paul Common
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Reading
Mexican Central News
Electric stock quotations show little change in market
Special stock quotations from Boston report mixed activity with General Electric Westinghouse and Fort Wayne Electric among names quoted. Clerks note steady confidence and stronger spot transactions while prints remain active with supplies tight and demand improving slightly.
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Boston
General Electric
Westinghouse Electric Company
Ty Westinghouse Electric Company
Fort Wayne Electric
Thomson-Houstom Trust (Co
Ceecee Cere & Thomson-Mouston Trust
Cotton market steady as demand holds in Sept fairs
Cotton goods report shows middling prices steady with active demand and 12 000 bales sold of which 1 000 tied to speculation and export. Futures closed steady with 10 000 American bales included. Tennessee stock receipts and shipments list modest gains with 147 bales entering and total stocks reported near 23 05 bales.
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Partrridge
Mitchell
Logan
Hrodstret
Buffalo
Timothy See
Liverroor
Meuruis
Tenn
United States
Europe
Canada
Iguor
Wool sales draw strong bidding on crossbred and merino lots
At wool sales today twelve thousand lures were offered. The offerings comprised the better quality. There was a large attendance and bidding for the boat group cross breds and merinos was spirited.
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Lowpom
Sept. M
Cross Breds
Iron and metals market daily bulletin
New York market report shows pig iron steady at 13 dollars 00 cents per ton for American steel, copper weak and quiet at 11 dollars 2 cents per pound, lend steady with mixed prices, and straights 60s 20 25 in quiet trading.
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New Yorke
Jake
Lend
Doena
Grain Market Report With Mixed Activity Across Cities
The report shows quiet export elevators for flour and dull bids in wheat, with limited carlot demand. Provisions stay steady while St Louis and Milwaukee note mixed wheat and corn movements, prices edging lower, and receipts and shipments detailed for flour, wheat, and barley.
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Philadelphia
Twentieth Street
S¢ie
St. Louis
Nat Ge
Northern
Milwaukee
Osige
Five Thousand an Acre for East End Tract in Eighteenth Ward
East End real estate activity centers on an about ten acre parcel in the Eighteenth ward, sold by Skivington Pedder & Co to a prominent capitalist for around 50000. The site will be subdivided into large building lots fronting Morningside Avenue, Jancey and Chislett streets, with expectations of rising demand and higher prices.
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Skivington, Pedder & Co
Joseph Loughrey
Eighteenth Ward
Morningside Avenue
Jancey and
Chislett Streets
Messrs
Edwin Powell
Avondale Place
Hlomer Street
Powell
Avondale Pines
J. FE. Giass
Columbian Land and Improvement Company
Momowoo
Andrew Maurath
MM Vance
Mr. Palmer
John Elk
Abequippa Place
Petar Shields
Sehenley Land Company
Gertrude Street
Twentythird Ward
Reed J. Coyle & Co
Highland Place
Wighland Park
Poetic Street
Baxter, Thompson & Co
Villa Park
Brockton
Mobler Street
Ek. Lochner
Larkin & Kennedy
Blair Land Company
Blur Station
Julian Delmotte Bro
Black & Baird
J. Sigginton
T. A. Willespie
Herron Hill Park
W.A. Herver
Tenth Ward
Allegheny
S. A. Dickie & Co
Bond Street
Nineteenth Ward
G. B. Morrow
W. K. White
Merchants Report Market Upturn as Staples Rally
Trade notes show stronger sugar and coffee markets with raw sugar linked to refined prices. Prices for molasses, corn syrups, rice and canned goods firming, while buyers build stocks ahead of rising costs amid a cheery, if cautious, economic tone.
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New Orleans
Toners
Carucaa
Tyreen
Java
Aisie
London
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Cw Fornia
Valencia
Carolina
Chatee
Louisiana
Damson
Sy's Co Iain
Hogs and Cattle Firm at Central Drive Yards
Receipts of livestock this week were heavy at the Central Drive Yards but prices did not hold, with sheep dull after Monday gains. Hogs remained firm and higher. cattle steady on opening day with prime cattle scarce and common grades weaker. Tuesday receipts showed active demand for best grades with noticeable advances.
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John Hesket & Co
Catte
Fogrs
Bend
Roa
New York
BMW
Man
Chicago
the Evening Journal
Crassera
Sheen
Lamus
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