Stock Market Rebounds Then Dips As Bears Test Prices
New York stock prices showed strength early as rails and motors led gains, but selling pressure near noon pushed many issues lower. Western rails slumped to fresh lows on rumors of dividend risk, while Broad averages edged down with key names like Union Pacific and General Electric posting losses. Trading was heavy with about 1.25 million shares changing hands as bears aimed at overextended stocks, though some issues recovered late.
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New York
Motor
Oll
Northwestern Rails
Chicago
Northwestern
Great Northern Preferred Union
Tacific
Lackawanna
Delaware
Windson
Norfolk and Western
Iif
Gary
Baldwin
American
General Electric
Mack Trucks
G. & Cast Iron Pipe
Pan-American B
Uu, & Rubber
American Car and Foundry
Central Leather Preferred
Goodrich
Ludlum Steel
National Lead
Pullman
Woolworth
France
J. P. Morgan and Company
Kroney
Oslo
Great Britain
New York Stocks Auction Report From Furnished List
A chaotic OCR style stock ledger lists numerous ticker labels and prices across industries. It names Allied Chemical, American Can, California Petroleum, Canadian Tobacco, Cuban sugar, Dupont, General Electric, General Motors, Iron, Reading, Union Pacific, Westinghouse and many others with scattered numbers and percentages, reflecting a busy market page with irregular formatting.
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J. S Scott & Cot Close
Allied Chemical -2
Allis Charmers
Ant
Can
Lutomotive
Steel Fay
Bugar
S.jereeiene
Ato
Tel
Tobares
Woolen
iAnaconda
Atevntensene
Atchison
Com
Austin Nichols
Roca Cola
Eyeree Eye Continental
Cen
Cuba
Chile
Cemedé Pasco
Conden
Crucible Sieasererens Davison Chem
Dupont
Erie
General Asphalt
General Electric
General Motors
Goodrich
Gulf States Steel
Houston
Gil
Itarvester
Man
Mnrekel
Kelly Tire
Republic LT & S. Ry
Steel Springs Radio - Tack Island
Royal Dutch Seats
Roetuck Sinclair Coens
Savage
Southern Pacific Sh L. & SF
Wees
Stewart Warner
Studebaker. Com
Southern Ty
St. Joe
Texas Company
Texas Gulf Sulphur
Union Pacific
U. & Cagt Iron Pipe
U. & Rubber
S. Steel
Titah
United Teug
Vanadium Steel Wabash
Iwestern Pac
Naty Woolworth
Wrigley
Worthinginn
Standard
Indiana
Yeebs
California
Dal
Pete
Teeeetees
Prairie
New Jersey
Chicago market potatoes and prices summary
Potatoes show slow early trading with receipts of 60 cars and shipments 612. Wisconsin sacked round whites mostly 75 to 80 cents, Idaho russets 2.20 to 2.40, bulk 70 to 78 cents. Butter higher with creamery extras 44 to 46 cents, eggs lower with firsts around 26 to 27 cents. Cotton in New York steady at middling 32.46. Duluth flax close with May at 2.75 and July 2.76. Poultry alive lower with fowls 18 to 20 cents, roosters around 14 cents, turkeys 8 to 9 cents.
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Chicago
Rotatoes
Total VU
Wisconsin
Idaho
New York
Chicase
Department of -Agriculture
J—llog
Omaha
U. & Department of Agriculture
Everton
New York Bonds and Stocks Close in Mixed Action
New York financials show mixed close as bonds and stocks end the day with uneven gains. Key government issues traded alongside corporate issues with investors weighing rates and market sentiment.
Grain market signals Italy wheat purchase and price swings
The Associated Press reports that Italy seeks about 19 million bushels of wheat to stimulate a fresh grain rally. Prices rose modestly with May and July futures mixed, while corn and oats gained and provisions fell. Reports of export demand and domestic cash buying supported gains, though late selling and hedging capped advances. International bids and crop damage rumors boosted early strength, then trading turned unsettled as export commitments were confirmed.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Italy
Liverpool
Dig
Winnipeg
Ohio
Indiana
United States
Livestock market reports from multiple exchanges
The Associated Press notes cattle receipts at various markets with bid ranges and price trends. Fat steers and yearlings show mixed movement, with some categories steady and others lower. Hog prices decline modestly, while sheep and lambs display steadier or stronger bids in Omaha Spokane and nearby centers.
National Petroleum Marketers Powwow Opens in Chicago
In Chicago on April 7 the National Petroleum Marketers association began a three day convention. The first session discussed industry problems behind closed doors after an address by president L V Nichols of Chicago. Debates covered holding house in order and responding to critics and the impact of road building fuel taxes.
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Associated Press
Chicago
National Petroleum Marketers’ Association
L. V. Nichols
American Petroleum Institute
Institute
National Fire Prevention Bureau
National Bureau
Bontana
Lewis and Clark
Felix Landry
Waclock A. M
Felix Tandry
BR. D. Tobin
TL D. Tobin
Tourists Rebel When Hotels Misled Them
In Innsbruck on March 11 reporters say English tourists sued a travel bureau for damages over a misleading ad claiming snow and skating would be available at a resort. They found mild weather, open lakes, and no snow, seeking refund of railway fares and hotel costs.
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Tunsbrick
Austria
Associated Press
Tunsbruck
Veteran pastor dies once fighting chaplain known as fighting parson
Rev. James Harvey Clack, 95, Presbyterian minister and bound to be oldest G. A. R. chaplain in the United States, died in Burlington area. He joined the Seventh Iowa infantry at the start of the Civil War, earning the nickname fighting parson. Later he led churches in New Jersey Minnesota and retired in 190. He is survived by eight children twenty grandchildren and sixteen great grandchildren.
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Shenife
Saint Paul Trust Company
Va. Frader
Jazt
Sophie Eder
Fred Eder
Ernest Thiries Kaer
Lena Parker
van Sant Trust Company
Aheriffs
Helena
Montana
Lewis and Clark County
Towit
Montana Meridian
James
Barnes
Rowand
O. Ford
Woody
Nel- Montana
Plam
Lewis and Clark
Aaid
Minseanois
James Harvey Clack
Presbyterian
United States
Princeton University
Oivillawns
Burlington
Iowa
Seventh Iowa Infantry
Fighting Parson
New Jersey
Nearth
South A
Minnesota
Ill Aged Civil War Vet Ordered to Asylum After Attempted Self Harm
Tavangston April 7 an attempt to end his life by laying his head before moving train wheels in the Northern Pacific yards led to James E. Keaton a 60 year old Civil War veteran and longtime watchman being placed in a hospital. At a board hearing Dan Miles presided in Judge Miller’s absence. Keaton was jailed after two further attempts to place his head on the rail. He had shown crisis tendencies for a year and suffered sleep loss.
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Associated Press
Tavangston
James E. Keaton
Warn Spremgs
Dan Miles
Board of Commissioners
A. J. Miller
District Court
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Louis
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London
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New York Bonds
S. Ronda
Liberty
Liberty Ua
Ssr
Canada
Kingdom of Norway
Rey
State of Queensland
Amer
Wits
At. Sa
Baltimor & Ohio
Burl. & Quincey
Chile Copper
Goodyear Tire
Pacific Gas
Tlec. Ag Sinclair Com. Oil Ts
Southern Pac
Union Pac
U. S. Rubber
Utah Power & Lt
Western Union
Westinghouse
Wilson & Co
Winafapot
Minneapolis
South
Paul
Department of Agriculture
Cabtle
Vic Tower
Spokane
T—Ceille
National Petroleum Markets
Helena Independent
Independent Publishing Company (Inc
Helena Montana
Sean Eeatern
Pridden, Hing
Prudden, King and Prudden
Sharon Building
Montgomery Straat
San
Tlece
Enandante
Associated
TNES
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Ihja
Idcal
Mee DE
Aisha
Rhe Erate
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Ada
South Malin Street
Mitchell Elk. Fhone
Rigimo Shields
Clinton Hetel
North Mala
Broadway
Erott
Jefferson
Lawrence
Aneartirets
Mew Park Avenue
Blackstone
Lewis Penwell Company
API
FUR
Isti-W
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REE
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Penwell Block
Eeeirlne Nananesa
North Main Street
Telephone
Tom Ross
Moler Barber Collers
Fargo
N. D
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North Rodney
Gibz
Harry Alebinster
Uraiz
Mont
Tegan Ana Mes
South Harrison
Sanitas
Jarvis
R. Gib-'Mo
Wright
W. D. Hodgson
American Building and Loan Association
West Sixth Avenue
Geonte
Isis
Piakos
Sherman
A. P. Curtin
J. Tgr
Masonic Home
Patton
West Main Street
Barry Bassen
Eace
Park Avenue
Helena Lodge
Morning Star
King Salomon’s Lodge
F.C
Rose Croix
Miriam
Josephine Hepner
AL S, Hovert
Mare
Will Whalen
Purcell
Wrath AL Ean
Fred Lesmann
South Main Street
Fean and Lesmann
Wis
Frank J FE
Flapper
Aix
Pratt & Heath Co
Sinik
Thorne
Martin
Indianapolis
Martiin
D. C
Allen Electric
Sixth Ave
Goodall Bros
Sauza Main St
Dempsey Garage
Park Ave
Eugene Wenzter
Smoke House
City Taxi
Houston Auto Co
Willard Service TV
Clar Employment Agency
So. Main. St
Eee Fuller Brushes
E. O. Daly
N. Park Ave
Johnson’s Furniture Hospital
S. Main
Jerick Grocery Co
McKinney Hall
Power Annex
Bible
N. Main
Marcelling Marcel-Bob Cur
Harvard Elk
Eilke Zimmerman
South Main
Lyle
Pittsburg
Culbertson
Batley Block
Matz
Eugene Guillot
Moore’s Transfer
Bouwlder
Wood Yard
State St
Peosta Ave
Lawrence St
Rodway
Eighth Ave
Schroeder Bros CO
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