Wall Street Mixed as Steel Leads Market Gains
In New York May 16 steel stocks led a broader curb session with gains as indications of improved trade conditions emerged. Electric manufacturers and railway equipment shares advanced while copper and smelting stocks showed the strongest prices of the day. Closing session featured further advances in specialties and utilities with a generally firmer tone.
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Stuart P. West
Canton Daily News
Wall Street
New York
Westinghouse
Allis Chalmers
DePont
United States Realty
Remington Typewriter
Reading Coal
William FP. Heffernan
St. Regis
Stock Exchange Pathe Exchange
Mengel
Electric Bond & Share
Adirondack Power
Southeastern Power
Coty, Inc
Humble
Standard
Indiana
Markets Take Air of Summer in May Mosaic
The market stalls show July abundance with watermelons cantaloupes honeydew and many vegetables. Missouri strawberries come in large and sweet with steady prices while spring lambs and chickens appear in small quantities. Meat butter and egg prices hold firm despite wheat market unease in Chicago with Minnesota supplies noted.
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Chicago Wheat Exchange
Minnesota
Arcade Market Catalog Fruits and Vegetables Listing
A lengthy list from the Arcade Market by Harry H. Dean shows prices and items for produce and groceries including oranges bananas onions lettuce tomatoes mushrooms peas cabbage and chives. Several lines reference Binoc items like dates, coconuts and bacon along with meat cuts and dairy prices from Obie Hunders & Mite Co. Canton May 16.
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Patitucci-Steiner
Texas
IBM
Nell Baldwin Appas
Ward
Keele
New California
New Hastings
Missouri
New Texas
California
Harry H. Dean
Bbc Porterhouse Seak
Ian Hares
Hamburg
Vicccicee
Ross Butter Stores
Harrie Arcade
Domentio Onio
Wisconsin
New York
Obie Hunders
Canton
Harry Eh Dearran
Leyte
Army of Mercy quotas set for city campaign drive
At the Courtland hotel meeting the Community Fund Army of Mercy assigned quotas by region. Northeast led with 40 percent of the 269 567 dollar goal, Southwest 22 percent, Northwest 9 percent, Southeast 15 percent, and North Canton 6 percent. The gathering highlighted 109 percent captain attendance and planned pre opening instructions. A radio stunt illustrated handling subscription objections. Tonight a special meeting at Hunter's restaurant targets 8500 colored residents with leaders Noaker Smith Mason and Markley attending.
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Community Fund
Army of Mercy
Courtland Hotel
J. M. Dine
George Belden
HW. N. Bowman
Elizabeth Goodman
QO. F. Wowett
C. J. Parker
M. Conley
E. E. Rascalburn
North Canton
L. J. Noaker
Earl J. Smith
Mra. Alb
Happy Giver
Staton C.C. I
Frank B. Jaynes
Ruth Lehmiller
J. M. Markley
Hunter's
Colored Workers of the Urban League
W. E. Mason
Coffee futures rise at New York open
The May contract to 15.30 cents, July 14.40, Sept 18.45, Dec 42.88, March 12.408 cents as the coffee market opens higher by three to five points.
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New York
Kuhns- Batchelor Co
Gabriel
United Verde
A Red Bank
Kuhns-Batchelor Co
Hecla
Cleve Auto Ve Tae
East
Eetee
Gly Lam Sm & Ref
Am Wool M
Ilcox
Balt & Ohio
Woodley
Heth Stsaeee
Grennan
Calle Pet Oe
Texan Ostee
Ohio Fuel
Ohio
Ches & Ohifo
Chi M & St
Borne-Scrymser Co
Buckeye
Chesebrough Mfg Co
Cosden Oil
Cum
Gen Electric
Gulf Oi
Gen Motors
Hlinois Pipe Line Co
Goodrich
Indiana Pipe Line Co
Magnolia Pete Tee Ee
National Transit Co
Gulf Steel
New York Transit Co
Hide & I
Ohio Oi
Hudson
Ky Co
Inspiration
Standard OW Co
Ind
Kresge Dt Sts
Standard Oil Co
Kans
Marland Oi
Ae Standard Ol
Maxwell M
Standard Co Ky
Moon Motors
Standard Oi Co
Mo Pacific Ab
Standard O11
Mtgitary Ward
Ohio Pr
Oke Swan & Finch Co
Ycauh
Vacuum OU Co
Washington O11 Co
H& Hea
North West
Nor Pac
Penn RR
Penn Seab
Packard Mott
Phildelphia Co
Phillips Pet
Tierce-Arrow
Rep Steel
Rep 1&S
Royal Dutch
Savage Arms
Sears-Roeb
Sinclair Oil
Skelly On Pro
Sou Pacific
St Joe
St L & 8
Strom
Ta Studebaker Tan
Im Union Pac
United Alloy
Sis U & Rubber
Wabash
Grain Prices Reported in Chicago and Toledo Markets
Cash grain close from Chicago shows various wheat, corn, oats, and white and yellow corn grades with prices around 1.70 to 1.18 per unit and multiple bid points. Toledo seed close lists Clover, Alsike, and Timothy bids and prices for cash and futures.
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Chicago
Toledo Grain
Toledo
Clover
Alsike
Timothy
U S Livestock Prices From Chicago and Pittsburgh Markets
Chicago and Pittsburgh markets show higher hog prices with tops around 12.25 at Chicago and 12.90 at Pittsburgh. Cattle and sheep trends steady to lower, Cleveland reports slower cattle trade and lambs at 12.50 to 13.00, with calves around 11.00 to 12.50.
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Pittsburgh
Cleveland
New York Bond Market Dives Into Rail Debentures
In a moderate trading day on May 16 New York bond activity focused on low priced rails with Green Bay and Western debentures surging on reports of a Burlington takeover. Ann Arbor 4s advanced slowly while New Haven convertible 6s, Wheeling and Lake Erie 4s5 and Western Maryland 4s rose on merger hopes. St Louis-San Francisco incomes hit near record highs as St Paul bonds continued covering.
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New York
Greenbay & Western
Burlington
Ann Arbor
New Haven
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Western Maryland
St. Louis
Former Canton Street Official Dies at 72
John Dine 72 died in Mercy Hospital after a cerebral hemorrhage two weeks after a fall on the street. A lifelong Canton resident, he served as Street Commissioner for 16 years and worked the past seven as a Timken Roller Bearing plant foreman. Survived by two daughters, a son, two brothers and two sisters. member of the Methodist church.
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John Dine
Mercy Hospital
Dine
McKinley
Funeral service for Mrs Mary Y Shoot at home
The funeral for Mrs Mary Y Shoot who died at 200 Exeter SW will be held Monday afternoon at 2 in the home. Rev P H Welshimer will lead the services and burial will be in Westlawn cemetery.
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Mary Y. Shoot
Exeter
P. H. Welshimer
Westlawn Cemetery
Mrs Bessie Alexander Dies at 32 in Stark County
Mrs. Bessie Alexander, 32, died Friday afternoon in a Stark County work house from complications of disease. The body was taken to Baker's funeral parlors and will be shipped to her former home in Murfreesboro Tennessee Saturday evening.
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Bessie Alexander
Stark Co
Baker's
Murfreesboro
Tenn
Walter Hawksley Dies at Home of Seesholtz
Walter Hawksley died Tuesday night at the home of George F. E. Seesholtz at 493 Sra NW from complications. The funeral will be held Monday afternoon at 2 at the Seesholtz home, with services led by Rev. W. R. McCowatt.
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Walter Hawksley
George FE. Seesholtz
Sra
Seesholtz
W. R. McCowatt
Westlawn Cemetery
Wooster Man Morris Berbert Dies Suddenly
Morris Berbert, a lifelong Wooster resident born January 28, 1857, died suddenly Wednesday evening while walking near Boyd's drug store. Survived by two brothers Lewis and William and sister Mrs Martha Cohen. Funeral held at 2 p.m. Friday at the Methodist church. burial in Wooster cemetery.
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Wooster
Morris Berbert
Boyd
J. G. Wishard
McIntire & Nixon
Berbert
Methodist Church
Rerbert
Lewis
William
Martha Cohen
Cleveland
H. K. Hilberry
John C. Moore, 75, Dies in Alliance Hospital
John C. Moore, 75, died Friday night at Alliance City hospital. He lived at 15 South Linden Avenue and formerly worked for Crescent China Company. He is survived by his wife. Funeral arrangements are not yet completed.
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Alliance
John ¢. Moore
Alliance City
Linden Avenue
Moore
Crescent China Company
Canton Male Chorus to Sing at First Congregational Church
The Canton Male Chorus will sing at the First Congregational church Sunday evening. The chorus performs selections from Crusaders by Dr. D Protheroe with George T Par sons as director.
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Canton
First Congregational Church
Dr. D. Protheroe
George T. Parsons
Cotton Opens Firm in New York Market
The cotton market opened firm in New York on May 14 with first prices 11 to 18 points higher. May closed at 22.60 cents, July at 22.87, October 32.07, each up several points from the prior session.
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New York
Gar
Chicago and Cleveland Produce Prices Show Varied Dairy and Poultry Rates
Market briefs from Chicago Cleveland and Pittsburgh list butter eggs cheese and live poultry prices, with receipts tallied and regional extras noted. Butter ranges around 40 47 cents per pound while eggs fetch 28 32 cents per dozen and poultry prices vary by type across cities.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Ohio
York State
Vittsburgh
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Canton Stocks and Bond Market Opening Report
The Canton stock list shows mixed prices across banks steel and manufacturing firms with several preferreds and common shares cited. In New York bond news the Liberty opening shows first four bonds around 102 and new four percent issues near 106 with varied quotes.
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New York
Liberty
Wheat outlook and Michigan rye crop update
The May reports show spring wheat prospects strong in the northwest belt with better moisture and earlier planting amid large western district acreage increases. Michigan wheat is put at 15.67 million bushels, about 4 million less than last year, with rye crop details noted.
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Springfield
Ills
Illinois
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
ST. Paul
Big Northwest Wheat Belt
Lansing
Mich
Michigan
For Your Information Rates Per 100 Shares
The snippet lists share rates labeled as 7.50 12.50 15.00 17.50 20.00 and 25.00 dollars per 100 shares likely indicating pricing tiers or fees. No additional context or entities are provided.
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N. Y. Curb
N. Y. Stocks
United Alley
Timken Roller Bearings
Transue
American Multigraph Oree
Central Stee Creecee
Senesee Sewcee
City ‘Lee & Fuel Seer
Cleveland Railway
Oly
Firestone T & RK
Glidden Co
Goodyear T & R
Grasselli
Kadeen Sobs
Metro Pav Brick
Miller Rubber Tee
National Refining
Ohio Bell
Atereee
Paragon Refining
Peerless
T &M
Henry Fheomerte
Ile
Builders’ Supplies
Onto Builders & Milling Co
Vortland Cement
Bbs
Paris
Chicago Gratis
Bept
Steede
U. S. Murcat
Bond Close
George T. Hughes
C Wright
Wenl
United Sins
New York Stock Exchange
The
White Motor Co
Florida Realty Company
St. Louis Bus Co
Yellowstone National Park
Pittsburg
Ohio River
U. G. S. Contracting Co
Philadelphia
New Orleans
Central America
Mexico
Fort Worth
T. B. Yarbrough
San Francisco
Sue Towers
Cunam
Anchoria
Sydeney
Boston
New England Southern Mills
United States
Bolivia
Brazil
Canada
Chile
Cuba
Denmark
Netherlands
Norway
Queensland
Rio Grande
At&t
Armamir & Co
Armour & Co of
del Sts
Beth St
Dodge Bros
Dupont de N
Oss Ty
Goodyear T
Goodyear T Ss
O.t Ae Humble C
Illinois Bell
G & el
Kelly Spring T
Midvale St
Telgen
Nor Ohio T & L
Eee If
Otis St
Sinclair C Oi
Ai Sun
Steel & T
Tidewater O
U S Rubber
Westinghouse el
Soba Cass
Willys Overland
Wilson & Co 1St
Younstown S & T
Cp Presse
M & St P
Ray
CM & St
C M & St
Ri& P
CCC & St L
Erie
John C. Moore
Sumner Creamery
SAO Creamery
Ekebs Cvesce
Harry
American Ex Bank Arctic
GOM
Sesee Elden Brick
Sucher Gibbs
Entral Steel
Itizens
Bidg & Loan
Canton Material Co
BO Verdinscia
Harter Bank
Met Pav Brick
Cccec
OEE
Sesssnecce
Miller Blanchard
Ge 1Oot & & Lh
Nio
Stark Tu
Business Survey
Samuel Ungerleider Company
Charles W. Gibson
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