Market Mixed as Stocks Open Higher then Dip Itlater
The Washington Post reports gains and losses in late trading across Missouri Kansas and Texas Common Interborough Metropolitan New York Central Denver and Rio Grande Common Wabash Preferred and Chicago and Northwestern Common. After an initial rise profits and a broad selfing movement led to a late day rally leaving overall averages little changed. Money rates and exchange conditions showed strength with abundant liquidity and renewed demand for securities.
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Missouri
Kansas and
Texas
Interborough
New York Central
Denver and
Rio Grande
Chicago and
Northwestern
Washington Post
New York
Faxon Eliy
Telcom
Sleng Et
Amallya
Rte
Stirling Exchange
Lonifon
Bagheh
Bank Tinetard
Lotelon
Fegay Ial
Interborough Metropolitan Advances
Interborough Metropolite
Omlian
Wissouri
Kansas
Tesi
Yark
Grande
Hayeve Ct
Tw Securities
Kansas City Southern
Ortover
Tmperial Bank of
Germany
Hind
Hawley Roads
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Jooltouteville
St. Laws
Eni
Focal
Netdonil Incutt
Ational Lead. Co
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Laaamal Ag
Holavericon
Wooton
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Southwest Virginia
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Carolina
Fancy Woods
Ialuimiore
Ohio
Sam
Pagol Bethlehem
Stel
Tsustrenkion
Gapia Tranott
Fultaran
Tatas
Cae Ooshiaoyise
Taney Tale
Central
Alton
Tome
Southern Pacific
Gus Tafsa
Tennessee
Pacific
Delaware and Hudson
Aly Grande
Nion
soelDintitlers Securities
Zsha
Soeltnion Pacife
United States
Erie
California
Nag
Gig
Wsgo Movida
Eleetric Aseish Nesta
Cab Copper
Aia
Owuiermeland Tages
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Toy
Tommanne
Sumaborn
Lorimerborough
Pttaril
Arglend
Atria
Inter Harestor
Gonl Westinghonen
Sone
Neatwostara Union
Wiscousie Central
Byshet
WB Filthe & Co Bankers and Stokers Albis Building
New York Stock
Chicago Board of ‘Trade
Washington Stock Exchange
New York Stock Exchange
Ghienxe Board of Trade
New York Bond Market Snapshot and Notes
The page compiles a dense market rundown with mentions of Anis Chalmers Sun Selcultural Am rate day Menten and various named entities. It references bonds, rates, and regional market activity including Denver and Texas sectors, alongside miscellaneous figures and placeholders. The readable fragments point to a broad, disjointed bond market summary with several proper nouns and numbers scattered throughout.
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Anis Chalmers
Heathenge
Ottte
Chienkiy
AICOR
Thigoag
Gurwen
Denver
Texas
York Barra
Wall Street Gossip From The Washington Stock Exchange
Rumors swirl over Hawley road strengths and a potential copper producer merger. Traders weigh Cole Ryan and Amalgamated influence, Greene-Cananea ties, and Phelps Dodge activity. Cotton operators retire from speculation. Union Pacific hints at a new president as board meeting approaches.
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Calumet Hecla
Phelpa, Dodge & Co
Cole-Ryan
Thrag
Tour
Calumet J
Heela
Mod
Cole Ryan
Amalgamated
Guggenheims
Phelps Dodge & Co
Greene-Cananea
Todlang Sonora Toin
Genere
Cole- Ryan
Leason
Jacob AL Schifr
Union Pacific Board
New York Stock Market Opening Benchmarks October 4 1960
Opening prices show mixed movement across industrials rails and commodities as traders gauge early reaction to earnings and global cues. Key names include American Car and Foundry, North American Oil, and Anaconda Copper among others with broad activity across the New York Stock Exchange and related boards.
Washington Produce Market and Commodity Prices Amid Trading
The Washington market page reports on trust funds, silver dollars, gold certificates, and treasury notes with figures across multiple categories. Boston and New York closing prices appear alongside cattle, hogs, sheep, and grain market updates, including cotton futures and weather-impacted trading notes.
New York Grain Market Report Highlights Mixed Wheat and Corn
New York and nearby grain markets show mixed activity with wheat and corn futures fluctuating amid speculative demand and supply signals. Receipts and exports for soybeans, oats, and rye are noted as markets respond to domestic elevator movement and foreign demand factors while spot prices edge up or down in thin trading.
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New York
Worthen
Duluth
Heartah
Commission House
Malta
Chicago Grain market report shows declines on December futures
The Chicago grain market weakened with December futures sliding while near months held better. Purchases fell as supplies, receipts, and demand jitters weighed, lifting selling pressure across wheat corn oats and pork futures with limited gains from December and May contracts.
Metal Market Report Sees Little Copper Activity in New York
The New York Metal Exchange reported no copper sales today as traders noted a quiet session. London prices held near steady levels with modest activity across shipments and forward deliveries. market commentary cited soft demand and cautious trading by dealers in early autumn.
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Getaber
Stark Jalveston
Gan
Keane— Welleas Oe
Dee Bile
Sayan
Ces Mets Gharleston
Winnington
Katie Etna
Jew York
Wan Fork
OW City
London
Easy Wits
Feimen
Emea
Aeledy Unio
Lima
Gauth
Leext
Ixia
Gore
Indiana
Pensacola
Tate
LSB
Léason
Frigila
Lanse
Cevahand
Great Billaby
Omliharies
Aimee Eptember
Baghoe
Soule Reat
Seaboard Awards Rolling Stock Contracts
Seaboard Airline Railway awards 15 passenger engines 5 switch engines 1000 box cars and various freight cars to Baldwin Locomotive Works Pressed Steel Car Company and Barney and Smith Car Company with supplies for 18 locomotives and 20 passenger cars. Prices not disclosed.
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Portamouth
Vet
Seaboard Airline Railway Today
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Philadelphia
Pressed ‘Steel Car Company
Pittsburg
Barney & Smith Car Company
Dayton
Japan Budget Reveals Debt Reduction Efforts
London, Oct. 18. A Japanese budget outline shows ordinary revenue of 43,000,400 dollars and extraordinary 5,000 dollars. Ordinary expenditure stands at 211.00 dollars with extraordinary 57,000 dollars. The tobacco monopoly yields 5,000,000 dollars and tax receipts are adjusted for 190-11 and 1511-12. A total of 96.5 million dollars was appropriated for the national debt, including 30.5 million for principal redemption. The latest period totals 6,000,900 dollars more than the current year.
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London
New York Produce Prices and Supplies Report
Market notes cover October reports from New York on poultry, butter, creamery receipts, flour and meal, rye flour, corn meal, oats, lard, pork, tallow, sugar and coffee. Contains varied regional figures including Minnesota, Pennsylvania, and New Jersey lots, with prices and steady to fair demand across multiple commodities. Includes mentions of white and brown henery eggs, walnuts, peanuts, and livers, with several commodities showing firm or steady movement.
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New York
Wentern
Tokoitg
Wentern Factory
Mnltation Creamery
Crea Epecinis
Vane
Heanery
Minnesota I
Minnesota
Middie West
Santos
Amarute
Jersey
Senor Mejia Seriously Ill After New York Celebration
Senor Mejia, minister from Balvad or, is critically ill with fever and complications after returning from the Hudson Fulton celebration in New York. Colleagues and family express concern while hoping a vigorous restoration will offset the ravages of disease.
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Sener Metig
Balvador
New York
Senor Mejla
Mexican lawyer De Lara held on orders from commerce department
In Los Angeles on October 18 Gutterres de Lara a Mexican attorney and author was arrested by immigration inspectors on orders from the Department of Commerce and Labor. He had been detained since October 9 amid charges of disturbing the peace and alleged anti United States rhetoric. He may face deportation after a brief release and re arrest. De Lara had associated with an American writer for articles on alleged slavery and is linked to socialist activities in Chicago.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Gutterres de Lara
Department of Commerce and Labor
de Lara
Mexico
Taft
AC Ridgeway
United States
Saciadiet
Chicago
San Antonio
Political Refugee Defense League
Chicago Socialist
Whipple Seeks Salary Increase For Army Paymaster General
Gen Charles H Whipple argues for a pay raise for the Army paymaster general amid rising living costs. He notes no clerk raises since 1870, cites $1351 198 deposits by 685 enlisted men in 1909, and records $82 8588 in pay handled with only $9981 loss due to one accused enlisted clerk prior to discovery.
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Charles H Whipple
Aalarica
Whipples
Whipple
Czar Alters Route for Emperor’s Italian Departure
St Petersburg reports an unexpected change in notary and travel plan on the eve of Emperor Nicholas II's departure for Italy. The new route extends through Odessa, Posen, Frankfort, and Besancon, totaling about 2000 miles, to avoid Bavaria and Switzerland amid criticism and safety concerns. The earlier Munich or Vienna options were dropped due to tensions from Austria’s annexation of Bosnia and Herzegovina. A meeting between the emperor and the French president after the trip is possible.
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St Petersburg
Nicholas
Italy
Bavaria
Switzerland
France
Odessa
Posen
Frankfort
Besancon
Munich
Vienna
Austria
Hosman
Herzegovina
Death toll cuts U S pension rolls and payouts
The annual pension report shows 48 513 names dropped from rolls last year due to deaths among veterans. It notes 32 831 Civil War survivors remain, while total pension outlays reached 161 975 703 for the year ending June 30, 1909, the highest single-year disbursement.
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United States
Vespasian Warner Commissioner of Pensions
Eckels Home to Be Sold to Pay Creditors
Chicago attorney John D Hood for the Eckels estate admitted the Eckels summer home at Oconomowoc Wisconsin would be sold to satisfy creditors. A detailed canvass shows unsettled claims total more than 4000 dollars. The Eckels home, once a pride of the former comptroller of the currency, hosted Grover Cleveland on several occasions.
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Chicago
John D Hood
Éelate
James H Eckels
Eckela
Oconomowoc
Wis
Eckeia
Oconomoyos
Fermier
Grover Cleveland
Swindling Suspect Under Arrest Across Cities
New York October 18 two men named Bernard Cunningham and alias Professor Leont William Garnett and George Wilson were arrested for extensive swindling operations in New York Boston Springfield Mass and other cities police say the pair advertised as offering investment advice to investigators and convinced clients to invest 800 to 2500 dollars in supposed worthy stocks.
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New York
Boston
Springfield
Mass
Bernard Cunningham
Leont
William F Garnett
George Wilson
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Thomas L. Hume
Washington Stock
Caphar
Greene-Canenea
Phelps, Dadse
Jenroy
Comercial $Avons! Bank
Opal
Japan
Welle-Fargo
Steel Corporation
Josa
NEW York Stock Market
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Sameera
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Potomac Tal
We Marines
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Greene-Cananes
Nationad Bank Btocks American
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Galumbia
Washington Produce Market
Washington Cattle Market
Tata
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Ams
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Hrasenomats
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Unite Ae
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Gahamet & Arion
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United States Treasury
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Treasury
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American Steel Foundry
Adams Lepress
American Fabaca
Busca Capper
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Lumberland
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Greene Canapen
la Hose
Sika
Nevada
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Newhouse Minleslog Mines
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Etanaard
Western Pacle
Yukon
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Chicago Grain
Tomer
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Dearlah
Agarey
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Geain Fraights
Duict
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Senor Mejia
Salvador
Digeanes
Fo Lara
Arrestey
Army
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Atsina
Eckels
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Credatora
A.g.plant & CO
14Th Street
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J. S. Bache & CO
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Broadway
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Emsirs
WB. Hibbs & Co
Hibbs Building
Harriman&co
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Colorado Building
G. B. Chipman
E. F. Hutton & CO
New York Cotton Exchange
New York Coffee Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
F Street N. W
San Francisco
Edward F. Caverly
A.G. Plant & CO
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Ydom
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Mahi
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Treasury Supervision
Home Savings Bank
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Columbus
Swartzell, Rheem & Hensey Co
Isth Street
Bridgeport
Connect
Yooms
Harry Sensone
St. Vincents Hospital
Mary Sansone
Inma
Rocco Sansone
Alger
National Riggs Bank
Pennsylyania
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