New York Stocks Open Depressed With Later Gains
Stocks opened depressed on liquidations with notable weakness in Leto percentish, Lake Shore, and Louisville and Nashville. Gains arrived in late trading as gold shipment rumors circulated. St Paul Western Union and Tennessee Coal rose. Market notes show 000 shares traded and mixed commodity prices across wheat corn oats and dairy products.
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New York
Lake Shore
Louleville
Nashville
Gugar
Yaler
St. Paul
Western Union
Tennessee Coal
Tribune
A.da B. Dimmick
William Linn
A .O. Stock
Bpruce
Ranton
Esteady
State
Hallige
Western Dairy
Do. Creamery, Inc
Salde
Elgins
Pennsylvania
Western Fresh
Toledo Grain Market Report Summary
Toledo Ohio market notes for wheat corn oats rye and clover end show dull to easy activity. Receipts and shipments listed for wheat 1200 and 11200 bushels, corn shipments 60000 bushels, oats receipts 22 bushels, rye nominal, clover end 105 receipts and 200 shipments. Prices quoted mainly cash and near term futures with scattered bid levels.
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Toledo
Buffalo Live Stock market summary Nov 9
Buffalo and Chicago livestock markets report receipts and prices. Buffalo listings show cattle 2 350 head dull market, hogs 11 000 head mixed to strong with prices from 3.60 to 3.90 per cwt, sheep and lambs steady with prime lambs around 4.00. Chicago notes cattle 600 head steady with calves and stockers, hogs 30 000 head market not fully shown.
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Buffalo
Canada
Chicago
Texas
Western Rangers
Individual Operators Appeal for Proxies in Anthracite Case
The Anthracite Coal Operators' Association urges proxies to gain representation on railroad management amid disputes over rates and coal shipments. It argues scarce future coal and wasteful production require planning and coordination with carriers to protect miners, stockholders, and regional output.
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Anthracite Coal Operators’ Association
Koldera
Elaska
Ruben Court
Te Anthsagne
Lee Gorpors
Eulaine
BuetSa
Bo Rotheg
G. Sturges
Scranton
H. M. Howe
Philadelphia
C. D. Simpson
Pennsylvania
Tidewater
Lehigh
Carriera
Proxter
Cire
Philadelphia Coal Exchange weighs 49 tons at August meeting
At the regular monthly gathering a full attendance of 33 percent of the city coal dealers weighed 49 tons for 40 different firms. Twenty one dealers had underweight consignments totaling 26 tons, while 13 tons were over weight and ten under but under the forty pound limit. The board was authorized to act on the matter.
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Philadelphia Coal Exchange
Downing
Committee On Weights and Penalties
Board of Directors
Photographer Declines Risky Coonskin Portrait in Mountain Village
In a Detroit Prep Press note, a traveling photographer refused to take a coonskin payment and risk a tense portrait session with a mountaineer and his wife at the base of the Cumberland Mountains. The husband warned of past danger after a previous sitter died following a similar shot, prompting the photographer to decline. A poem follows describing summer and fate.
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Detroit Prep Press
Cumberland Mountains
Waal
Debility and the Great Concluded Collapse Averted
The passage describes debility as a total system collapse where organs fail to nourish the body, leading to continual weight loss and death by starvation. It then asserts a remedy as the greatest concentrated food product.
Bovinine Promises Revival in Debility Cases
Dr M W Van Denburg of Fort Edward New York reports using Bovine in extreme debility with satisfactory results. Physicians widely echo the same positive testimonials about its healing effects on appetite strength and organ function.
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M. W. van Denburg
Fort Edward
N. Y
Bread Baked In Easter Dockesh Range On Range Stand
Three thousand eighty eight loaves were baked at Easter Dockesh Range over seven days with a range standing in the street. The longest day of baking lasted eleven hours.
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