Reading in Demand Signals Rail and Stock Market Moves
The market shows limited upward movement with cliques manipulating prices as election near. Reading New England Distillers lead gains while Colorado Coal slips. railroad bonds remain in demand amid mixed trading and a $1,321,000 turnover.
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Commodity market wobble after liquor crisis hits grain pits
An oil of liquidity seized grain pits as corn and oats led a broad decline in cereals while hot products rose on manipulation. Weather and car arrivals weighed on prices with December wheat down 3g0, May wheat 4go, October corn 1fo and May corn 1ige.
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General Markets Show Varied Farmland and Commodity Prices
New York markets report receipts of 7 000 packages exports 1 800 barrels and 23 500 sacks with dull spots in No 2 red corn and oils. Chicago Milwaukee and Philadelphia follow declines in wheat corn oats and oats while pork lard and butter move mixed with firmer hogs easier oats and firmer hay displayed. futures show December and March activity and mixed spot demand across regions.
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Onta
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Cincinnati
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Money Markets Hold Steady Across Cities
Money in food supply remains ample with demand fair and gradually rising at 5.8 percent. New York call money firm at 4.75 to 4 percent, bank clearings reported in multiple cities with varying balances and 4 percent money noted in several markets. Exchange rates show modest activity with minor shifts in sterling and local currencies.
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Foreign Financial Highlights and Bank Rate Shifts
London reports a £271,000 drop in Bank of England bullion for the past week with reserve ratio falling from 49.44 to 40.16 percent. Bank of France shows gold up 9,076,000 and silver down 50,000 in its weekly statement. Global money rates and several U S and Mexican stock figures are listed with small changes across fast-moving markets.
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New York Silver Prices in London Market Report
New York, Sept 29 Special Bar silver in London 344d voz. New York dealers price for silver 190 per oz.
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Boston Stocks Closing Prices Amid Mixed Market Activity
Closing prices for multiple stocks show varied results with listings including Atchison Topeka 204 Calumet Heels 277 Boston Maine 179 percent to 4 Franklin Seco and others. The report cites numerous rail lines banks and utilities such as Boston Albany Santa Fe Copper Lamson Store and Bell Telephone trading across institutions and regions.
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Damp Daleth Market Report Amid Quiet Trade
The market was quiet with limited activity as prices drifted for cash and futures. No. 1 and No. 2 grades for various wheat and corn contracts moved little, while butter, coffee, and sugar showed mixed firmness and weakness across different regional reports.
New Plan Opens 107 Lots in Eighteenth Ward for Sale
A plan of ten acres in the eighteenth ward by Skivington Pedder & Co lists 107 lots fronting Morningside avenue Chislett and Jancey streets 25x100 feet with a 20 foot alley. Four lots have sold. owner H E Du Barry plans new streets sidewalks and improvement near Highland Park.
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Pittsburg
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W. A. Herron & Sons
Grain market and new grading rules highlight Sept market report
The Sept market shows staple prices steady with corn and sugar easing while wheat coffee and flour firm. A new grading rule from the State Board and Chicago Board of Trade requires the word new on oats wheat barley certificates with specific effective dates. Northern wheat must be spring varieties, high cleanliness, and 90 percent hard varieties. Rail rates for Chicago to the seaboard rise October, with all-rail rates still in effect. Reports indicate broom corn yields up 15 percent in Illinois with generally good quality, and rye praised as a hardy, profitable crop for North Dakota and as a follow crop to wheat with favorable maturity and frost resistance.
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Bales on call at the Grab and Flour Exchange today
A fragmentary update notes bales on call at the Grab and Flour Exchange. The text includes references to prairie day, days, wheat straw, and a 10 percent figure, but many terms are garbled and unclear.
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Grocery list and prices from a historical market page
A dense list of grocery items and prices from a historical newspaper page. Items include various teas, coffees, canned goods, fruits, vegetables, dairy, meats, and imported products with scattered brand or region notes. The text resembles an old market transcription with numerous abbreviations and inconsistent spellings.
New Yon Market Signals Steady Copper Tin Prices
Market notes show copper at steady levels around 13 to 15 per unit with domestic demand moderate. Tin remains firm amid Strait trades with prices near 20, while exceptions in copper and tin across 40064 05 areas reflect cautious lending and mixed lake region activity.
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Livestock Prices Across Markets Show Mixed Movements
Across East Lineary Philadelphia New York Chicago and others, cattle hogs and sheep receipts vary with market conditions. Prices for natives remain firm in some areas and weak in others while export demand influences beef and lamb quotes. Cattle and hog markets show steady to lower trends with regional shifts in shipments and weights.
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London Paper Blasts Silence of PRR President
A London paper criticizes President Roberta of the Pennsylvania Railroad for avoiding stockholder questions in London. It notes under Pennsylvania law a proxy can represent only three persons, and suggests chartering ships to transport English holders to Philadelphia for votes. It contrasts American expectations of managers answering shareholders with European reliance on annual reports.
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Cotton Market Highlights Across New York and Cotton States
Cotton prices show uneven movement with middling grades around 7 to 8 cents. Receipts and exports mix across Cotton States and New Orleans with daily totals in the low thousands of bales and steady to easy trading patterns.
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