Wall Street Stocks Move on Profit Taking and Rumors
The May 15 market report notes rising prices attracting sellers to lock in gains while buyers speculate. Rumors about politics and railroad relations buoy confidence. big bank borrowings and gold flows hint at future liquidity shifts as Union Pacific, Chesapeake and Ohio, and Baltimore and Ohio help lift indices.
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New York
Paris
Berlin
Germany
International Mercantile Exchanges
Union Pacific
Chesapeake and Ohio
Baltimore and Ohio
Adams Express
Amalgamated Copper
Amer
Car and Foundry
Soscse
American Express
Syke Brooklyn Rapid Tranett
Canadian Pacific
Central of New Jersey
Chicago Great Western
Chicago and
Northwestern
T. P
Revere
Colorado Fuel and Iron
Colorado and Southern
Cutie Hn
Delaware and Hudson
D. le
Denver and
Rio Grande
Wheat and livestock markets mixed on May 15 across Chicago and Kansas City
Chicago wheat fell to 89 1/2 cents with July futures slipping as weather favored a new crop. July corn and oats showed smaller moves, while July pork and lard held firm. Kansas City cattle and hogs posted weak to steady tones with varied live stock pricing, and copper in London eased with quiet U.S. trading.
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Chicago Board of Trade
Chicago
Kansas City
Texas
Market Report Shows Quiet Trading Across Metals and Cotton
London ledgers show lead at £13 2s 6d with steady prices. electrolytic alloy around $12.50 and $12.25 cost, while spelter held at £20 Ss and $4.55 to $4.65 locally. Cotton futures opened firm and closed steady, with a small net loss of points. Wool in St Louis remained quiet with price ranges listed for medium to heavy fine grades.
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Hers Distillers’ Securities
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Southern Railway
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Northern Pacific
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Western
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Mexico
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Rock Island
Cee Wells Farge Express
Wheeling
Lake Erie
London
New York
New Orleans Cotton Prices And Market Notes May 15
Cotton steady middling at tie and prices for various commodities and stocks listed with brokers and exchanges. Entries include Atchison, Mexican Central, Union Pacific, Boston & Maine, and numerous mining and chemical stocks with varied percent figures.
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Gocecas
Atchison Adjustable
Atchison
Mexican Central
K-O
Behad
Boston
Albany
Maine
Lee
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Inion Pacific
Amer
Arge Chemical Scecsace
Acess
Dale West
Franklin Pt
Amcoed
Montana Coal and Coke
Old Dominion
Tamarack
Enon Islants
United Copper
Ori
North Butte
Hats Butte Coalition
Tor Tees
Calumet
Arizona
Arizona Commercial
Greene Cananea
Plans to Improve Highland Park Highlight Community Pride
A letter from Albuquerque residents urges the park board to improve Highland Park this year as part of a broader civic renewal. The writer argues for an additional public green space, noting the long walks to Robinson Park and the lack of streetcar access from the Highlands.
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Park Board
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Highlands
Highland Park
Albuquerque
Robinson Park
Vision for a Highlands Park and Car Line Near Alvarado
A Highland Citizens plan urges Albuquerque city to designate a twelve-lot parcel east of the Alvarado hotel as a future park. Proposals include graded terraces, three decorative mounds with trees and a central fountain, a potential bandstand, and staged development over five years funded by private subscriptions.
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Highlands
Alvarado Hotel
Dogtown
Barelas
Sand Hills
University
Highland Park
Albuquerque
Bargain goods list at 122 N Second Street
Local ad offers low prices on shoes shirts and household items. Viet Kid Oxford ladies 1.25 Patent Leather 3.40 extra well made 2.50 boys 1.75. Men's leather shoes 2.45. Shirts 0.50 and 0.40. Granite Wash Bacho Tumblers 2 for 0.25. Lennox soap 0.25. English breakfast tea 0.24. 122 N Second Street advertises mail orders.
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Lennox SN
N. Second Street
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District Court of the
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Second Judicial District
Territory of
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Bernalie
Joan W. Wilson
Second Judicial District Court of
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