Commodity markets and stock trading dip amid sterling rally
New York markets opened with a sterling advance lifting early trading while stocks fell overall. Industrials and Heading lower amid rumors of plan reorganization costs, with concerns over potential $20 to $30 assessments and a $10 income bond burden. Grain and livestock sections show mixed, mostly weaker, activity across New York and Toledo markets with scattered price moves on wheat, corn, and cattle.
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G. d. B. Dimmick
William Linn
Allen & Co
Spruce Street
Beranton
Market Report From A Grain and Livestock Exchange
The sale lists 2400 head on offer with mixed sheep and prime to good export grades in demand. Prices show variability as market dull with several entries including hogs and stags. notable quotes include sheep at 1704.00 and prime cattle varying with regional bids. Oil prices for standard brands show opening highs and lower closes around 1.90 to 1.65 in Pittsburgh and nearby markets.
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Philadelphia Tallow Market Says Prices Dull
Philadelphia market reports dull and weak tallow with quoted prices in city prime in bbis 44c country prime in bbis 4c do dark in bbis and other items like cakes and grease listed with unclear terms due to OCR errors.
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City
Happenings in Staple Trades Boost Anthracite Prices
Boston coal dealers raise retail anthracite by 25 cents per ton with prices now 29 for furnace 29.25 for cee 6.50 for stove 5.75 for chestnut and other grades. Market active and further price advances expected. Central Railroad of New Jersey September earnings rise 1160000 in nine months. Freights rising on several lines, with Erie and Lehigh Valley already signaling hikes. Pennsylvania Railroad coal shipments exceed last year by about a million tons. demand for more cars grows across divisions. Major railroads plan boxcar and coal car purchases to meet heavy traffic and expanding service on Pennsylvania Lines division.
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Boston
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Buffalo
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Erie Company
Lehigh Valley
Railroads Report Gains and Orders Amid Strong Earnings
Seventy nine railroads show a 6.46 percent earnings rise in the period. In the third week thirty five roads climb 7.86 percent. Delaware, Lackawanna and Western coke conductors receive 109 dollars this month after many have already worked thirty five days. The Lehich Valley orders twenty more locomotives from Baldwin works.
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Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Railway Brotherhood Meeting in Hazleton Discusses Harmony
A closed door joint meeting of railway engineers trainmen and switchmen met in Hazleton with delegates from lodges between Delano and Wilkes Barre. J H Ware presided as district grand master workman as unions discuss harmony and attitudes toward Lehigh Valley strike participants. Also notes battery car tests for Manhattan storage project and Seaboard Airline bond offerings for a Atlanta depot expansion amid rising accidents and ICC actions on long and short haul rules in October.
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Brotherhood of Railway Engineers
Haazleton
Delano
Wilkes-Barre
Lehigh Valley
Jersey Central
Delaware
Stusquehanna
Schuylkill Roads
J. HH. Ware
Pure vegetable agent promotes natural digestive activity
A fragment describes a vegetable-based product that acts without pain to stimulate the liver, bowels, and digestive organs. It claims to leave the bowels in a natural condition with no bad after effects. The text is garbled but implies healthful digestive benefits from a plant extract.
United States flag map charts its evolving stars
Danbury resident FE A Housman presents a chart titled United States flag map detailing the history of the flag from thirteen stars and stripes to the current forty four with twenty three emblem varieties. It notes colors symbolize courage integrity and faith and records changes tied to state admissions and the 4th of July.
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United States
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Not Wanted at Berlin Two American Girls Fail in Dentistry
Two San Francisco graduates from the State University at Berkeley, Misses Feder, journeyed to Berlin to study dentistry but were told their presence was not desired. Seen as examples of the “new woman” they face rejection yet seek aid from the English and American ministers and plan another attempt at admission.
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Perlin
Feder
San Francisco
Land
Berlin
State University At
Berkeley
New South American Kidney Cure Promises Rapid Relief
A revived claim promotes a remedy for kidney and bladder disease boasting relief in six hours. The advertisement describes prompt pain relief in urinary passages for both men and women and asserts it eases water retention and pressure.
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