Bull market sustains third week with broad gains
Stocks continued a three week rally as easy money, rate prospects, and new power project rumors boosted demand. Nash Motors hit a 397 high, Mack Trucks rose to 173, with utilities like American Water Works and Detroit Edison posting fresh year highs. Weak spots included Virginia Railway and Power while oil shares rose on crude price rumors.
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Motors
Nash Motors
Mack Trucks
Bush Terminal
Famous Players
Savannah Electric Railway
National Lead Co
United Fruit
United Cast Iron Pipe
Utah Securities
West Penn Power
American Water Works
Detroit Edison
Brooklyn Edison
All American
Virginia Railway and Power
Pennsylvania
Associated Old
Houston
Pan American
Pierce Oil
Standard Oil
New Jersey
Tidewater
Marlin-Rockwell Motor Wheel Corporation
Art Looms Corporation
Crex Carpet
Famous Players Common
Coca Cola
Union Bag and Paper
Advance Rumeley
Mathieson-Alkali
Dupont
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van Raalte
Frisco Commons
Coal and stock listings from First National Bank report
Listings show varied coal companies and related firms with prices and amounts. Included are American Coal Co Crystal Rock Coa and Coke Co Pocahontas Coal Co Pocahontas Fuel Co Premier Red Ash Coal Co West Virginia Armature Co plus other lenders and merchants in a financial ledger.
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Merican Coal Conk
Wyoming
Crysta Rock Coa and Coke Co
Ceveeeeses
Carland Development Co
Hikhorn Valley Grocery
Kroll-Lita Coal Co
Little War Creek Coal Co
Mesa Coal Co
Upome Fork Coal and
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Bae Mountain State Candy Co
Pocahontas Coal Tand Cor
Pocahontas Fuel Co
Premier Red Ash Coal Co
St. Paul Supply Co
Tah Ae Tax River Nations Bank
WM. Ritter Lumber Co
West Virginia Armature Co
West Reinia Mortgage and Discount Corp
West
Pocahontas
Pocahontas Coalfield
Pocahontas Fuel Company
Virginia
United States
Broadway
New York
Bond market strengthens on surplus funds flow to equities and utilities
Surplus funds continue to be diverted into investment channels, lifting railroad and public utility bond prices to new highs. Investors chase yields, bringing speculative issues into prominence while bargain hunting broadens across the market. Public utility shares bolster overall bond strength with continued bullish activity in major issues and favored names.
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New York
Market Mixed as Bonds Rise and Fall Across Sectors
American Water Works hits a new high for the year while Utah Power and Standard Gas gain up to two percent. French bonds firmed with talk of further financing if a debt settlement occurs. Poland issues jump five points on syndicate withdrawal news. Florida, Western and Northern 7s rise as some profit taking appears in select issues. New financing includes a federal land bank issue of 26.5 million and a Cordoba loan of about 5.95 million.
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Chesapeake and Ohio
Erie Common
Missouri Pacific
Canadian Pacific
Atlantic Coast Line
St. Pauls
Commerce Commission
Wall Street
American Water Works 5A
Utah Power
Paris- Orleans
France
Florida
Northern
Burlineiton 4A
Union Pacific Sefuncs
Federal Land Bank
Province of Cordoba
Butter Prices and Receipts Report for New York Market
Dairy news from New York on May 18 notes butter mostly steady with receipts of 8,265. Creamery butter rises above extras with a 44 percent higher value, while extras grade 92 scores and firsts 88 to 91. Packing stock remains current with sales and pricing to follow.
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New York
Poultry and Dairy Receipts Mixed in Market Report
The market shows eggs with varied percentages for freshness and storage packed items, including fresh gathered and storage packed categories. Cheese receipts total 21,986 pounds with state milk flats cited as fresh fancy and held fancy to fancy specials with mixed run figures.
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Hennery
Hennery Browns
Pacific Coast
Quiet Cotton Goods Market With Planned June Curtailments
New York May 18 report shows activity limited to printed and novelty fabrics and rayon mixtures while yarns ease. Talk of curtailment circulates as mills plan reduced operating schedules from June 1. raw silk steady and silk goods remain active in wholesale. Wool and burlap markets show little change and easing tendencies.
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New York
Poultry Prices Steady with Mixed Fresh and Frozen Goods
Live poultry shows steady prices with broilers at 39 35 and fowls 27 28 by express. Dressed poultry weaker. chicken fresh 40 50. Frozen items include chicken 27 43, fowls 22 33, old roosters 14 20, and turkeys frozen 30 45.
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Express
Chicago Livestock Market Report May 18
Livestock receipts include 19 000 cattle with steers and yearlings showing fair activity and mixed results. Heavier classes near 11 00 to 11 60 per cwt while light heifers and cann ers trend lower. stockers and feeders decline. Hog receipts around 30 000 with open market activity up to 12 80 for top weights and bulk around 12 50 to 12 75.
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Chicago
Livestock Market Report Highlights Slaughter Pigs and Sheep Prices
Market notes show slaughter pigs trading from 11.1 to 12.35 and 100 to 130 head held over at 14,900. Sheep receipts reach 22,000 with fat lambs down 25 to 50, springers most declined and natives sold inside price. Bulk springers 15.25 to 15.50, Colorado wooled lambs 14.50 to 14.90, best clipped lambs 12.75, heavies around 12.00, odd lots 10.00, California weathered sheep 9.50, two doubles springers to feeder buyers 13.50 averaging 59 pounds.
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Colorado
California
Sugar Market In New York Sees Unsettled Cuban Trade
New York raw sugar trading on May 18 shows unsettled conditions amid Cuban market activity as buyers and sellers react to fluctuating prices and supply signals in early trading.
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New York
Sugar futures slip as Cuban yield eyed and Porto Rican dips
Sugar remained at 4.33 while Porto Rican eased to 4.30. A sale of 20 bags of Porto Rican is due later this month at 4.30. Raw futures fell on increased spot offerings and Cuban yield projected at 5.1 million tons, with May at 9.61 and July 2.70, September 2.82, December 2.83. Refined sugar held 5.60 to 5.70 with little activity. refined futures were nominal.
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Trade and Commission House
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