Vigorous Tuesday stock advance led by industrials
Broad stock demand extended beyond motors and utilities with high priced industrials leading gains. Steel, tobacco and oil shares rose as market momentum grew, with notable advances in American Can, Mack Trucks, Nash Motors, Dupont, and General Motors through a volatile session amid favorable sterling and crude price signals.
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New York
Herous
Sterling Exchange
South Africa
England
Steel Common
Baldwin
American Can
Utah Securities
Mack
Nash Motors
Dupont
General Motors
Mack Trucks
Associated Dry Goods
Electric Light and Power
General Electric Foundation Company
International Business Machine
May Department Stores
Sloss-Sheffield Steel
Union Tank Car
Virginia Railway and Power
Houston
Wilson-Overland
Brigas
Ist
New York Raw Sugar Market Edges Down Amid Trade Rise
An easier tone developed in the raw sugar market with Cuban at 4.30, Porto Rican and Philippines at 4.27 for June shipments. Sales totaled 27,000 Cuban afloat, 37,000 Porto Rican, and 17,500 Philippine bags at 4.30 and 4.27 amid renewed activity. Refined sugar stayed 5.40 to 5.70 with little new business. futures closed modestly higher or steady.
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New York
Porto Rico
Philippines
Hecht
Poultry Prices and Delivery Terms in New York May Market
New York poultry market report shows live poultry irregular prices for stags and broilers by freight or express with fractions, dressed poultry noting chickens fresh frozen fowls and roosters with varied cents per pound. general price dispersion across methods.
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New York
the Brotlers
Express
Do. Express
Freight
Alphabet soup of 1920s corporate listings and marks
The fragment lists numerous companies across industries, including Allied Chemical American Can American Car and Foundry American Locomotive Central Leather and several steel, coal, oil, and railroad firms. Several entries note preferred stock and common stock lines, with many prominent names such as General Electric International Harvester Kennecott Copper Lehigh Valley and Pennsylvania Railroad. The text resembles a securities or corporate directory page from a historical newspaper.
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Allied Chemical A
Pere
American Can
American Car and Foundry
American Locomotive
American Smelting
American Canadian Pacific
Central Leather
Fosaes
Chandler Motor
Tote
Chesapeake and Ohio
Chicago
Northwestern
Ba Chie
Mil
Consolidated Gan
Re ' Nycadeabheiel General Asphalt
Lasky Ey
Central
AOL
Pacific Crucible Steel
Cuba
Fea
General Electric
International Harvester
Chile Copper
Oan Coen Dem
Colorado
Congoleum
Op Othemas
Cure Motors
Sleeved Steel
Reat Northern
Gulf States Steel Beta 14
Houston
Hudson Motors
Davidson Chemical
Kelly -Springfeld
Kennecott Copper
Lehigh Valley
Bee
P Ave Loulaville
Nashville
Mack Trick
Marland OW
Maxwell Motors
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
Missouri Pacific
Montgomery Ward
OM National Biscuit
Trerr
New York Central
N. H
Hartford
Norfolk and Western
Coos Pepe North American
Northern Pacific
Dientes
Pacifile
Ans Dodge
Idee Aaks Pan
American Petrolewn
Pennnsylvania Ipo
Es Venads
Asics
Gm Phila
Reading
Al 1
Phillips Petroleum
Osm
Acoghdes di Cubini
Republic Iron and Steel
Mss
Reynolds Tobacco “Ry
Aly Tong
Sears Roebuck
Sinclair Consolidated
Sloss-Sheffield Steel
Southern Pacific
Odeeees
Southern Railway
Standardw of
California
Standard Oil of
New Jersey
Stewart Warner
Texas Company
Texas and Pacific. & Tobacco Products
United States
United States Industrial Alcohol
United States Rubber
United States Steel
Utah Copper
Westhouse Electric
Willys-Overland
Dairy Market Report From New York May 19
Butter receipts reach 21 552 pounds with creamery and extra grades noted. Beeves irregular while cheese firm shows total receipts of 141 207 pounds. Prices for various butter and creamery categories listed with percentages and scores.
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New York
Livestock Markets Mixed Earned Gains in Chicago Trade
Chicago livestock notes from May 19 show cattle receipts around 10,000 with fed steers uneven yet steady higher on some loads from Nebraska at 11.00, long yearlings up to 12.00, and light heifers to 11.00. Stockers dull, cows mostly 9.00 to 10.00, bulls steady to weak. Hogs receipts 14,000 with light weights up 0.20, underweights 0.20 higher, but medium and heavy butchers down 0.10 from yesterday’s best. market dull after early gains faded.
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Chicago
Nebraska
Yeaterday
Livestock Prices From Market Receipts Recorded
Market notes show bulk and weight ranges for cattle hogs and sheep with prices per hundredweight. Cattle and hog figures list packing weights and bid spans from about 12.40 to 13.00 for bulk, with higher values for select lots. Sheep receipts indicate fat lambs steady with prices around 15.50 to 15.76 and ewes around 7.00 to 7.50, plus culls and mixed grades.
Wheat prices rise for new crop but fall for current month
Wheat advanced for new crop deliveries in Chicago on May 19 while prompt month deliveries fell back. The gain in new crop prices followed an unofficial estimate that the 1925 domestic winter wheat yield would be 8 million bushels below the government May 1 forecast.
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Chicago
Pinnacle Chevrolet Sales Company Dissolves Partnership
Legal notice from Princeton West Virginia dated May 6, 1924 states the partnership of William McKinney and G E Chariton Jr trading as Pinnacle Chevrolet Sales Company dissolved by mutual consent with McKinney withdrawing. Chariton Jr and W C Kane Jr assume all debts and obligations. McKinney not responsible for debts incurred before or after the notice. Signed notice.
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Princeton
W. Va
William McKinney
G. E. Chariton, Jr
Ing
Pinnacle Chevrolet Sales Company
William Meinney
G. EB. Chariton, Jr
W. C. Kane, Jr
Pinnacle
Wheat market movement mixed with small changes across grains
The report shows wheat drifting with irregular losses and gains from 2 to 3 percent, May at 1.66 to 1.67 dollars and July at 1.53 dollars. Corn edged slightly, oats fluctuated, and provisions varied from a 15 cent drop to an equal rise, reflecting broad volatility in agricultural futures.
Market Dips in Polish Bonds as Syndicate Dissolves
Bond market steadiness faded as profit taking and rail stock sales appeared and Polish 5 per cent bonds broke after syndicate dissolution. Prices slid from around 95 to 87 late yesterday, then recovered to 89, a net loss of about one point, with over 1.3 million dollars involved in activity.
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New York
Market Notes Show Mixed Bond and Stock Movements
Investors faced a mixed session as French rail issues faltered after syndicate withdrawal while others held steady. Industrial Bank of Japan 6s touched par, Standard Gas 6% rose sharply to a record high near 123, aided by convertible stock gains. Rail shares showed varied results with St Paul edging higher and International Great Northern giving back most of yesterday’s gains.
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Industrial Bank of Japan
St. Paul
International Great Northern
Bonds Edge Higher As Sales Spur Recession Signals
United States bonds moved unevenly higher amid a mix of selling pressure and recession fears. Investors watched for policy cues as yields fluctuated and market tone remained cautious.
Wool Market Gains Cautious Confidence At Boston Auctions
On May 19 Boston wool buyers show gradual demand revival with large consignments moving to mills. Prices firmed in the fine to mid range with staple wools at 1.15 to 1.20, better stock to 1.25, medium scoured 85 to 90 cents and up to 95 cents for better lots. Low one-quarter blood straight combing remains 42 cents.
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Boston
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