New York Stocks Edge Higher As Markets Rally
May 19 report shows broad demand for industrials and steel shares, with notable gains in American Can, MNCR, Nash Motors, Dupont, General Electric, IBM, May Department Stores and others. Sterling markets react to gold standard shifts as rail and automotive sectors lead advances amid mixed offsets and thin public participation.
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Sterling Exchange
South Africa
Imells
England
Ihield
Baldwin
American Can
Wah Securities
MNCR
Nash Motors
Dupont
General Motors
General Electric
Foundation Company
Enternational Business Machine
May Department Stores
Sloss-Sheffield Steel
Union ‘Tank Car
Virginia Railway and Power
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Sugar market eases as futures drift lower on trade
New York sugar markets show a softer tone with Cuban raw prices at 4.30 and Porto Rico at 4.27 per cwt. Sales include 27 000 bags Cuban afloat at 4.93, 37 000 bags Porto Rican afloat, and 17 500 Philippines bags afloat at 4.27. Declining spot values and Hecht refinery activity boost refined demand, while raw futures move one to seven points lower. refined futures remain nominal with prices from 1.40 to 6.70 per 100 pounds.
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Porto Rigo
Philippines
Hecht
Poultry and stock prices in New York market May 19
Irregular live poultry quotes appear with variably priced fowls and roosters by freight and express. Dressed poultry and chickens show limited ranges. a long list of stocks follows including Allied Chemical, American Can, Bethlehem Steel, General Electric, U S Steel, Pennsylvania, and Union Pacific among many others.
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United Drug
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Dairy and livestock market roundup from New York May report
May dairy receipts show butter and creamery prices higher with fresh and first grade counts listed. Cheese receipts total 141,207 with bulk and butchers weights noted. Lambs and sheep markets steady with California and native springers priced around 15 to 16 dollars. Wheat and corn futures show irregular moves, with May at 1.8634 and July around 1.53, oats mixed, provisions weak to strong within the range.
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Livestock market report from Chicago may 39 cattle
Cattle receipts reach 10 000 with mix of grades showing slight upturn mid session. Nebraska fed bullocks 1198 to 1511 pounds near $11.00. other heavy steers $10.50 to $10.90. choice long yearlings around $11.50 to $12.00. Stockers dull, cows lower, heifers steady, packer buyers cautious. hogs and butchers steady to weaker. receipts total 14 000 with uneven trade and limited demand.
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Wheat gains in Chicago trade on new crop outlook
Grain notes from Chicago on May 19 show wheat rising in active trading as new crop deliveries loom. An unofficial 1925 domestic winter wheat yield estimate suggests a shortfall of about 8 million bushels versus the government forecast released May 1, shaping the price shift and delivery expectations.
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Withdrawal dissolves Pinnacle Chevrolet Sales Co
May Concern notice states partnership of Willam McKinney and G E Charlton Jr trading as Pinnacle Chevrolet Sales Company is dissolved by mutual consent. G E Charlton Jr and W C Kane Jr assume all debts and obligations. William McKinney will not be responsible for debts incurred before or after this notice. Signed October 3.
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G.E. Charlton, Jr
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W.C. Kane
Bond Market Dips on Profit Taking and Polish Bond Selloff
New York May 19 Several unget tiling factors including profit taking in rail bonds and a sharp break in Polish 8 percent bonds interrupted the upward movement of prices though the market remained firm in tone. Diversion of speculative interest to stock trading and a syndicate breakdown from the Falish loan sparked the decline, with prices sliding from around 95 to 87 before recovering to about 89, a net loss of roughly one point on the session and trades totaling over 1.3 million dollars.
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Market shifts as bonds retreat and stocks rise abroad
Worth of obligations were withdrawn from the market after syndicate support faded while foreign issues held steady. Industrial Bank of Java rose for the first time this year as Standard Oil climbed to a record high, aided by a convertible bond line. Rail shares subdued gains with mixed moves as International Great Northern reversed yesterday’s advance.
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Bank of Javan
T. Paul
Uncertain Phrase Reflects Bond Market and Recession Worries
A fragment suggests sales causing recessions and concerns over U.S. bonds rising in value. The text hints at broader economic tensions, with investors watching yields and credit conditions amid volatility or policy shifts. Names, dates, or precise figures are unavailable in the readable portion.
Wool Market Shows Slight Uptick in Boston Trade
Wool manufacturers report cautious optimism on the Boston market as firmer prices appear for several commodity lines. Damaged and midgrade wools move toward the higher end, with fine wools trading around 1.16 to 1.20 per pound and slightly better stocks up to 1.26. Prices for medium scoured wool steady, while other categories hold or edge up slightly amid improving sentiment.
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