Wall Street Ends Mixed As Markets Hold Steady
New York stock activity was light until late trading with gains in some issues and a firm close. Foreign and domestic news barely moved prices as deficits and war headlines weighed on sentiment, while bonds and Liberty sales showed irregular action and total par value refrained around $4.675 million.
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New York
Shen
United Winter Steel
Domentic
Dutletin
Liberty
Paris
United States
Wheat Market Report From Minneapolis June 1
Grain prices in Minneapolis on June 1 show wheat futures steady with slight gains for 18 and 20 futures. No notable change in shipments as buyers await market cues, with No 4 white wheat priced around 17.12 per bushel and 1.56 per bushel for bran.
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Neapolis
Minneapoliay
Ellow
Biesavegs
Spokane
Curtis
Ely
Paso
Emma Elk
Basie
Heraton
Florence
Golanela
Glenrock
Alameda
Hollinger
Howe
Big Creek
Drege Buttesdasain
London
Butte
Plutus
Blinen
Ameri Iy
Buttestrocher de
Marconi
Saibo
Masona Butte
Superior
Hekinsey
Dara
Hedonia
Mont
Tenopah
Lune
Ait Davies Baly
Elas de
Bure
East Caledonian
Great Butte
Ghic Copper
Hapotheek
Rimpirati
Ghinuiges Gas Pty A
Jardine Gold
Amer
Styay
Ingham
Montana-tannaian
Fae
Mont Reliance
Sapul
United BR
Heilbro
Rca
Avice
Bingham
Boston
Tuolumne
Bath
Nevada-Douglan
France
Guildern
Cal
Cornells
Et Cablon
Bneco
War rumor fuels copper price talk and stock market chatter
War news spurs talk of higher copper prices as production costs rise and a government driven price fix spreads through Western supplies. Markets react to Paris reports and optimistic dispatches while investors await Western front news and labor and transport factors shaping values.
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Stock Exchange
Conte
New York Exchange
Outeiie
New York
Paris
le Homme
Het
Logan & Hrgan
Lausier-Wol- Cot Company
Moor
Noor
Hettbronner Company
Clemenceau
United States Steel
Bethlehem
Ierbie
Lackawanna
Canneto
Aler
Wolcott Company
Chicago Markets Gauge Corn Prices in Heat Driven Trading
Chicago market notes mixed activity in corn and provisions as heat pressure and export demand influence prices. No. 2 yellow corn rose late amid short covering while overall grain weakness persisted with receipts remaining ample and futures showing a late rally on speculative demand.
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Chicago
Scominlanion
Livestock Receipts and Prices in Chicago Market
Receipts totaling about 13 000 beef cattle and 4 500 to 9 000 sheep and hogs were noted in Chicago. Prices showed cattle steady to strong with butchers steady to lower, calves steady, and spring lambs around 20 dollars with good to choice quality. Market directions indicated firm to stronger conditions across beef, pork, and lamb sections.
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Chicago
Windmill in Europe Grinds Grain for a Baker
A windmill in Europe grinds grain to nourish a baker who then mixes and kneads it into dough for bread. The garbled notes mention markets, cattle, sheep, and prices, but the clear readable fact describes windmill usage in baking.
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Ray Ana
Europe
Contempt Fines in Road House Liquor Cases
Judge McClernan Imposes fines totaling 1000 dollars on owners of hot spots in Ames road area for keeping premises open after hours and selling liquor to women. Sunrise saloon faces nonrenewal of license due to contempt action. Remaining notices indicate 60 resident rule for licenses and related state actions. Washington announces opening of 150000 acres near Portland after peace considerations.
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Panay Hrashear
O'elil
Three Mite
McClernan
Kailty
Lynch
Walter Wise
Anes Road House
Li Howard
Kno Ae
Lucille’s
Dwyer
War
Tony Hammis
Sinilar
Hammis
Aince
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Tak
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Rolcott Corom Laaler
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Tempire
Oo Howe
Moscow
Orla
Hansiack Prat
Palomoo
Uneie
Samoa
St “Rote Og Walker Lot
Hower
Strona
Teese
St. Louis
Spot
the War News
Paris Dispatch
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Ware & Lsland
Fane
Trent
London Metals
Jon
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Ore
B. B. Kellogg
Mount Pleasant
Abernathy Canyon
Kellogg
Red Cross
Ign
Mnerican Einelting
Rafiatn
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Sumatea
Guy Aridwin
Ehleane
Rock Island
Chen
Ronning
Croetole
Buse Flere” Securities
Erie
Ise
General Freatiie E “ UK
Beneral
Great Northern Ore
Ion
Great” Northern
Interbornuch
Coriina
International Horitional Stereantiie
Marine
International Sereantiie Marine
Kennecott Copper
Ontario
Silyer
Toute
Teashville
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Pees
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Maxwell Motors
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Fiectus
Sai Iby
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Monta Co cd & ‘Ao
Inva Gord Stanley Haig Aig Otal
Ty Necon
Norina
Eredic
Evans
Heilbronner Company
Dirget
Broadway
BF Huwon & Co
Hayden, Stone & Co
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Ores
Bulie
Edna Long
Pansy Brashear
Washington
General Land Office
Portland
Withycombegon
Department
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King
Lutte & Land
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Farrell
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Heaverhead
Alta
East Butte
Interstate Ol
Montana
Unite
Tuolumne Boo Wardner Leasing
C. A. Pankey
Honest Phone
Miners Savings Bank and Trust Company
Butte, Mont
Tish Maloney
North Main Street
Federal Reserve Bank Savings Department
Daly Bank and Trust Company of
General Bankiwo Business
SH Sry
Swine & Ty
A Clark
J. Ross Clark
W. A. Clark & Bro., Bankers
Barapienea
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Intercat
Front Bay
First National Bank of
Federal Reserve Bank
Andrew J. Davssident
Dutton
George Up Hill
Castor JE. Stephenson
Asat
North Main
Sachs
Western Mont
Surpius
DR. Lamb
Ravice
East
Stercury Mu ‘Butte
Montana Transfer Co
Utah Telephone
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