Disappointing Earnings Trigger Tiny Stock Rally in Open
New York September 28 The stock market showed little movement as traders awaited direction. Bulls argued a buying bias remains, though short covering and profit-taking kept activity muted with a small late rally. Trading focused on Reading and Burlington moves amid narrow gains in rails and commodities.
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Operation&s
Flehter
Burlington
Eek
New England
Missouri Pacific
Northern Pacific Pres
Fim
Hog Products Higher on Wheat Prices and Speculation
Market report from Cocaco on September 2 describes rising hog product prices driven by higher wheat costs and speculation. A midweek telegram reported large export demand for wheat, while receipts at primary points remained high and the near term outlook remained cautious.
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Cocaco
Seaboard
New York
Pome
Advanced
General Markets report with fluid grain prices and receipts
Market notes from New York and other cities show wheat and corn futures and spot trading, with receipts and exports detailed. Prices vary by grade and region, with mixed moves in oats, rye, and barley, while pork, lard, and butter show firmness alongside steady to steady trends in commodities and staples.
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TMG
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Tonsa
Western
Osgc
Lagter
Bakley
Wig
Chicago
Marcel
Diay
Philadelpha
Boston
New Orleans
Western Steam
Danny Records
Philadelphia
Chin Depot
Pennsylvania
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Hege
Sige
C. Brin
Toledo
Tse
Uigt
Milwaukee
Fiour Quiet
Joe
Itio
Izigo
Louisiana
Active and Higher Local Stocks Rally on Strong Volume
A brisk trading day swept the local market with buoyant demand and broad interest. Philadelphia Company led activity with a large block traded and New York buyers noted, while Westinghouse Electric second preferred also gained strength amid eastern market vigor. Reading and P.R.R. posted August and July earnings figures, and general optimism spread through traction and bank issues as market observers warned of possible offsets and late-day volatility.
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Philadelphia
New York
Elizabeth Field
Aronson Farm
Pinhook Field
Biz
Westinghouse Electric
Boston
New York Stock Exchange
FP. A. & M. Traction
Duquesne
Citizens Traction
Central Traction
Peoples
Wait, P.& Traction Ss Svid
Masonic Bank
Union
Money rates hold steady amid modest demand and steady exchange
Money on call sits at 5 percent with last loan at 3 percent and offerings at 3 percent. Prima facie mercantile paper ranges 4 4 6 percent, while sterling exchange remains firm around 1 53 for 60 day bills and 4 87 for demand. Bank clearings reported across multiple cities with varying balances, showing a generally active if uneven money market and steady exchange conditions.
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Eastern Exchange
New York
Prima Mercantile Paper
Sterling Exchange
Boston
Mass
Oaron
Os — Bank Clearin’s
Lalancrs
Isige
Bartimvone
Dalances
Petrapetreata
Pecay
New York Exchange
World Financial Summary and Closing Quotation Snippets
Foreign markets report Paris rates for Beaury and rentes with framed currency shifts. Berlin bank note shows de crene in specie totaling 10,060,000 marks. U S stocks include Illinois Central Reading and Mexican issues with mixed quotes. Philadelphia electric stocks listed with brief closing quotes.
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Beaury
Imperial Bank of Germany
New York
Pennsylvania
Market report mixed with grain and livestock prices
Prices for corn oats rye and pork were uneven with corn steady and oats and rye showing weakness. Butter sugar and cheese held steady while whiskey and lard firmed. a Minneapolis cheese session hinted at a upturn but failed to sustain activity.
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Butterstead
Squirrel Hill acreage sale nets nearly four thousand an acre
In the Twenty-First Ward a nine acre tract at Homewood and Negley avenues sold for about 40 000 dollars to S J Macferron Eng heavy stockholder in the Squirrel Hill railway. The plot will be divided into 50 by 159 foot lots with building restrictions and no speculation. Additional property sales include a three acre Penn Street residence, various parcels in East End and Kensington with prices ranging from 1 500 to 1 9000 dollars and new permits issued for multiple two story brick dwellings.
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R. J. Stoney
Fritz
Philadelphia Counnty
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Old Electric
Sprout & So
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Philadelphia
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W. A. Herron & Sons
Penn Sfenne
Thomas Whitman
Duquesne Electric
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Alder Street
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Emerson Street
William Steinmeyer
Wallingford Avenue
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Stanton Avenue
Chislett Street
P. B. MclWilliams
Atlantic Avenue
Dearborn Street
Penn Avenue
James T. Todd
Coal Street
Daniel Bingham
Harvard Street
Noeatty Street
Evelid Avenue
George Gogolin
Fingal Street
Charles Schuck
May
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Enfield Street
Marlepue Street
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Columbian Land and Improvement Company
Algo
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Hair & Wood
Thirteenth Ward
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Black & Baird
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Seeley
River View Avenue
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East End
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Bright Outlook for Remainder of Year in Local Mercantile Trade
The piece notes a liberal distribution of general merchandise and rising demand. Drummers report strong territory conditions and forecast heavy year end trade. Prices firm with upward drift. flour dairy eggs groceries coffee oils and poultry show gains. sales recently reached 20 dollars.
Change this morning results in one transition at Ste
A single car sample moved during the morning session at Ste, with principal bids and offers outlined in the report.
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Ste
Live Stock Prices Steady for Best Grades at East Limety
East Limety Pa Sep 28 Good grades steady while common and medium slow and lower. Central market yards favored buyers as supply Monday reached 155 loads, up from 110 last Monday. Cattle prices held on better grades though rough stock moved slower. Monday’s range 1,400 to 1,900 pounds for prime and good cattle, with lower lots lagging.
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Cincinnati
Lamba
East Limety
Tba
Market Summary for New York Commodities
Market report from New York on September 22 notes quiet and steady rates. American copper trades around 1300 to 1550 with daily changes near ten cents. Tin remains steady with minor activity and related prices listed.
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New York
Stralta
Cotton futures close firm on mixed September and November quotes
New York on September 28 reports cotton futures steady with September at 7.6 cents, November at 7.6, December 7.0, January 7.8, February 8.0, March and April around 7.0 to 7.5. Alveston notes steady mid 60s to 70s, exports coastwise 6,142 bales, stock 775 bales.
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