Upward Market Turn Spurs Stocks As Short Covering Bites
A brisk market day in New York May 22 sees shares rise one to two points as heavy trading suggests limited supply. Short covering drives the advance with Harriman group rumors of property separation aiding the lift. Bond activity remains steady with various U.S. and municipal issues quoted, while a broad list of industrials and utilities shows mixed movement.
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New York
Harriman
New York City
United States
Market sentiment improves but public remains cautious
The stock market shows better form with broader trading in several sectors, though overall sentiment is cautious as money and the industrial outlook remain serious. New York reports slight gains in some issues while copper demand remains stronger but overall activity is muted. Expectations of further rallies hinge on economic improvement and selective investments.
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Ween
New York
Hoston
Giroux
Butte Ely
Chainman
Ely Camp
Butte
Fen Giroux
Grain inspection being worked out in Montana
Special Dispatch reports Montana moves to set up a state grain inspection department led by Templeton. The plan covers storage safeguards, warehouse receipts, weighing at rail points, and inspectors in Minneapolis and Duluth. It aims to protect growers as grain production expands and aligns with a Bozeman grain testing lab to evaluate wheat quality.
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Helena
Montana
Legislative Assembly
Templeton
Stewart
Montaners
Ew Department
Minneapolis
Duluth
Crne
Wl Amo
Minnesota
Grain Inspection Department
State Agricultural College
Bozeman
Chicago Market Wheat Setback on Profit Taking May 2
Heavy profit taking in Chicago markets pressured wheat prices despite confirmation of crop damage in Kansas. Closing levels showed a weak session with declines across the board while corn and provisions fluctuated, demand from shorts providing some support.
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Chicago
Gamage
Kansas
Turmed Market Report Reflects Strong Pit Trading Activity
The text notes heavy pit trader demand and big purchases shaping price moves amid widespread market activity. It mentions May wheat and corn futures opening and closing ranges, alongside quotes for oats, pork, lard, and cotton futures. Prices for cattle and lambs at Chicago and Texas markets are listed, with copper and lead activity in New York and London markets.
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Amerivary
Wid
American Telephone and Telegraph
American Toba
Anaconda Mining Co
Atantic Coast Line
Maltimore & Ohio
Methienew Steel Central Leather
Chesapeake & Oh
Chicago Great Western
Chicago
Milwaukee
Thicaga
Colorado
Vielaware & Hudson
Denver
Rio Grandes
Distillers
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Reat Northern
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Interborough-Metropolitan
International Marine
International Paper International Pump
Kansas City Southern Paclede Gas i
Lehigh Valley Routeville & Nashville
Minn
St P. & Sault Ste
Amissouri
Kansas
Texas
Missouri Pacific Rational
Stexico
York Central
New York
Ontario & Weste & Western
Northern Pacific Pacifi Mail
Pennsylvania
People's Gas
Pittsburg
St. Louie
Republic Tron and Steel ‘Do
Rock’ Island Co
ALE Tne Sos
Siose-Sheffield ‘Steel and
Southern Paci
Southern Railway
Termestee Copper
Texas & Pacific
Union Pacific Ao
United States Realty United States Rubber
United States Steel
Utah Copper
Ylewinia-Carolina ‘Chemical
Diemona
Maryland
Western Union
Westinghouse Electric
Wheeling & Lake Erie
U.S
Resisterea
Sey Ui
Seccessees
Lenton Copper
Steaay
London
London Spelter
Cleveland
Liveston Portiana Pe Market Steady On Prices
Liveston Portiana Market shows steady tones with varied cattle quotes. Choice steers around 8.20 per cwt, medium steers and cows at 8.00 to 9.00, calves near 8.49, light and heavy weights shown. Sheep receipts slight at 20, ewes around 105, lambs at 8.15.
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Portiana
First Arrests Under New Game Laws Reported
In Missoula Montana on May 22 Deputy Dey Dar and W McCormick arrested two foreigners at Alberton for carrying firearms without licenses under the new game laws passed last session. George Henry, a Japanese, and Ton Adams, Italian, were taken before Justice J. S. Me.
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Missoula
Montana
Ton Adams
Milwaukee Railroad
Alberton
Justice of the Peace J. 8
Irresponsible foreign element fined under new law
Arthur there and fine of 50 dollars was imposed. The fines were promptly paid and the men were released with their weapons taken. The strict enforcement of the new law aims to prevent indiscriminate carrying of weapons by the irresponsible foreign element, who have caused trouble to game wardens and peace authorities in various localities.
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Arthur
Laws delays costly to John Hays Hammond
Delays in the court process hindered John Hays Hammond an engineer and expert witness in numerous cases in the Sailuma district Vera Cras Trequeht courts. Postponements reportedly made it impossible for him to claim fees and to present expert testimony, with witness fees apparently only partially paid.
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John Hays Hammond
Teast
Hatara
Nas
Sailuma
Vera Cras
Vera Cras.wets, Trequeht. Postponements Have Made Tie Imposetbie For Mee Mannson
Fae
Sk. Ic
Mexican and Sweetheart Must Return to France
New York May 2 Carlos Dominguez a Mexican youth and Lucienne Loprines a Parisian sweetheart must return to France. They cannot land as planned after a special Board of Inquiry at Ellis Island. The couple arrived yesterday on the Kaiser Wilhelm II and were denied permission to marry and come ashore. They will be detained at Ellis Island pending departure of the ship.
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Carlos Dominguez
Lucienne Loprines
France
Sas
Ellis Island
Kaiser Wilhelm Th
Feirt
Bon
Bis Island
Kaiser Withetn
Keefe Named Commissioner General of Immigration
Keefe designation as commissioner general of immigration, tendered May 3, was accepted today by Secretary Wilson of the department of labor. The appointment will take effect after May 21 on a date designated by the president.
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Washington
A. Keefe
Immigration
Wilson
Department of Labor
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