Market Less Active as Bank of England Hikes Discount Rate
Speculative sentiment shifts as New York stocks show a calmer, but uncertain, outlook. Bank of England raises its discount rate to 3 percent amid broader unease about the immediate future. Missouri Kansas and Texas gains lift notable shares while general activity remains fragile. The session closes with mixed small gains and lingering questions about money conditions and foreign influence on U.S. markets.
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Bank of England
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New York
The
Stock Exchange
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Wall Street
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Jewhu
Reney
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Wall Street Gossips on Bank Rates and Market Moves
The report outlines Bank of England discount rate changes from 3 to 2 1/2 per cent and then to 8 per cent amid reserve pressures and losses to Egypt, South America, and Russia. It notes call money rates, car loans, steel and Rio Tintos dividends, and stock activity, with analysis of speculative trading, short covering, and stop orders influencing market dynamics.
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Washington Post
New York
Bank of England
Beypt
South America
Russia
London
Abe
England
Eugand
New York and Washington Stock Quotations
The report lists stock quotes and prices from the New York and Washington exchanges. Items include Traction Ge at 4 00, Union Trust at 131 34, Greene Cansnea at 200 40, and various gas and utility listings.
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Thomas L Hume
Washington Stock Exchange
Thirtenth
Washington Produce Market Prices Reported in Quoted List
Wholesale prices for fruits, vegetables, dairy and meats are listed with numerous firms and regional references. The document compiles bid and ask levels for items like butter, cheese, dressed poultry, beef, pork, and various grains, with entities including American Can Company, Northern Pacific, and New York Stock Exchange affiliates, reflecting a wide market snapshot.
Treasury notes and bonds in mixed United States market
Fragmented New York bond market update shows varied activity across US Treasuries and municipal issues. Mentions several issuers and regions including Chicago, Chesapeake, Denver, San Francisco, and Southwestern markets with prices and changes.
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Caamurre
Gerrei
Chesapeake and Ghin
Chicago
Alten
Quincy
Rigwate
Denver
Rio
Crane
Ile Ceanderet
Toigittars
Elediziery
Timely
Centra
Interborough Met
CURB MARKET REPORTS WEAK CATTLE HOGS AND SLIGHTLY LOWER SHEEP
New York Oct 7 receipts show mixed markets with little crate movement. Calves and hogs sold unevenly with lower bids, while cattle demand remained modest and sheep and lamb receipts reflected weaker prices on the day.
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New York
New York Cotton and Grain Market Summary
New York cotton and grain prices show mixed trends amid broker activity. Reports mention export demand, Argentine crop figures, and nearby futures with
Grain markets reel amid weak prices and stormy weather
Chicago grain markets opened weak as December futures held near 1010 to 1020 while a tropical storm in the South and unsettled weather pressured prices. Wheat and corn saw selling, with December wheat around 10.00 and futures trading mixed as traders weighed harvest progress, weather risks, and end of season expectations.
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Seetton
Kangxs
Nebraska
Lowes Fark
Bensisi
Gor
Samarrow Promaotes Fiberat
Corm
Celtmckel
Teaiher
Tiberel
Lange War
Aliha
Bop Fen
Grain market notes from Baltimore trade column
A fragmented Baltimore market item lists wheat and rye quotes with No 2 red Western and December futures, receipts and bush totals, cork and liver pool freight notes, and unnamed entities. The garbled OCR mentions prices, quantities, and shipping terms with scattered dates and names, reflecting a busy but unreadable historical commodity page.
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Baltimore
AM PLC
Cork—Hasler
RYE —Uiet Ng
Wenveta Domantie
Ingeorg ‘Reales
Finmer, Staat
Liverpool
Ogioher
New York Money Market and Market Notes in 1910
The report outlines declines in the New York money market with spot and futures prices drifting, while foreign exchange and London trading show little change. It notes various regional rates, credit balances, and shipment figures, and reports Berlin seeking a loan of 10,000,000 at the start of 1910 to cover deficits, amid imperial bond sales.
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Sedenay
Caritear
Topore Tearm
Eearth
Stata
Ganda
Rutsaw
Asa
New York
Osseen
All Land
Nowerauer
Goa
Tsp
Gutes
Apot Ware
Mets
Idigivag
St Louis
London
Sweiler
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Cleveland
Tingilah
Loufran
Atd Pstees
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Bouthera
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Northern AR
Germany
Berlin
Dividend Notice From American Telephone and Telegrass
Dividend of Two Dollars per share will be paid on Friday October 14 1900 to stockholders of record at the close of business September 30 1900. War bonds total issue amount 4 001 816 dollars.
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Tressey
United States
Tressury
alHpploe Treasury
Goles
Certifrates
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Colt
Oorstanpina
Edson
Gans
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Calomet & Arioon
Gajamme & Becta
Hk & Ing
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American Telephone and Telegrass Ca
Eptember
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Lanston Dividends Raised by Monotype Company
Lanston Monotype Company board raises dividend to 6 percent payable quarterly. First 11 2 percent installment due December 1920. Stock climbed with close at 183/8 as New York interests accumulated shares amid brisk trading and free offering activity.
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Lanston Monotype Company
Jas
New York
May Change Cotton Baling Net Weight Contract Abroad
International cotton conference to publish names of merchants buying American cotton under a new net weight contract. Expected to improve baling quality. Arrangements for cotton tasting houses at ports similar to Havre and for moisture reports from American cotton.
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Frankfort
Internaonal Cotton Conference
Havre
America
Manila paper myth disproved by Philippine fiber report
A Manila News correspondent surveys paper origins and uses noting Manila paper has no local production. It details plant sources in Luzon, Japanese papermaking methods, and the economic case for Philippine fiber to become an alternative, arguing against the misnomer Manila paper and urging local experimentation.
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Hotalé
Manila
Philippines
Luzon
Chicago News
United States
Japan
Watere
America
Europe
Paitenor
Islands
Du Pont Firm A Heritage Price Decline and Competition
A Washington New York report outlines the Du Pont De Nemours Powder Company defense against Sherman Act charges. Testimony details the Indiana Powder Company sale to Du Pont and pressures alleged by Wardell to influence government action. Alfred I Du Pont and the family’s role in reorganization and ownership are discussed alongside the firm’s 18th century origins on Brandywine Creek.
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B J du Pont-DeNemours Powder Company
United States
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Tere Haute
Indiana Powder Company
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du Pont Company
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du Pont- DeNemours Powder Company
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Hean
Eugene du Pont
du Pont
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