Bullish tone holds trade on stock market rally
New York May six reports speculative sentiment in early trading leaning upward. Prices advanced in high priced shares with broad gains across industrials and rails, while money markets stay steady with ample supply of credit. Merger chatter around Chrysler and Dodge Brothers lifts overall market mood though specific equities swing on the close.
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Standey W. Prignosis
New York
Federal Reserve
Mator
Chrysler- Dedge Hrathera
Wotan Group
Dodge Reathers
Chepster
Bvo
Nodre
Anna
Hudson Amt Hackard
Jordan
Dapendingy
New York Stock Exchange Quotations From Logan and Bryan
Quotations furnished by Logan and Bryan New York brokers from the New Finlen Hotel in Butte Montana. The list includes listed entries such as llowe Bound s Lindsan Motard Jhapp Moloes, reflecting a garbled OCR of stock items or quotes.
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New York Stock Exchange
Logan & Bryan
New York
New Finlen
Butte, Mont
Llowe
Lindsan
Fabiening CO
Malena
Montana
Postotties
Montin
Fistern Ottlees
Proddes
FIRE
Hrudden
Avene
New York City
Chivaxe
Dilnols
Trrudden
AIMS
Prudden
Sharon Building
Montgomery Street
Francisce
California
Independent Leadinis
New York Bond Quotations Close Mixed on May 21
Closing bond quotes in New York show varied U.S. Treasury and foreign issues. Notable items include Argentine, Canadian, German, Italian, Norwegian, and Cuban securities with mixed yields. domestic corporate issues such as American Telephone and Westinghouse also listed with assorted prices and percent notes.
Cotton futures steady as prices show mixed moves
May 31 report notes cotton futures holding steady with slight fluctuations. figures list October $20.56, December around $20.84, January $20.46, March $20.29, with middling staple at approximately 21.05. London market coverage not entirely clear, while Justice Acrulton comments on depatators amid a debate over spending to alter appearances.
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York
One Point Towers
Livestock prices and receipts from South St. Paul market
May Sie AI-Caltin reports livestock bids with steers around 1,800 weight and heifers mixed, hogs steady and lambs firm. Cattle values show cutters, feeders, and fat cows steady within 6 to 8 dollars, calves around 1,490 with steady demand, hogs strong at 3.25 to 9.60 per hundredweight, sheep receipts 409 with lambs steady to weak and shorn ewes at 7.56 to 8.00.
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South St. Paul
May
Caltin
Reveiue Vhom
Fod Rivers
Noarttien Ervey
Ehrang
Thrda
Buichrra
Market Report and Notices From Chicago and National Listings
Chicago market data for cattle hogs and sheep show receipts and price ranges across weight classes with cattle and veal noting strong but steady trends. Included are advertising blocks, employment bureau references, and loan for National Bank line items in a period-appropriate newspaper style.
Market Report Delivers Scattered Livestock Prices and Movements
The Omaha market shows mixed livestock action with yearlings and steers selling around 11 to 15 dollars per hundredweight, feeders steady, and heifers near 11 dollars. Pigs and lambs post varied advances and declines. packers remain inactive while demand from shippers remains slow and uneven.
Hazy Seattle ATM Scene Prompts Odd Receipt Tales
A fragment from a Seattle scene mentions ATMs and odd receipts as bystanders note unclear events. Names and details are obscured, leaving a cryptic snapshot of a routine transaction turned puzzling.
Portland Market Report Highlights May Prices and Totals
Portland market notes from May 2 to 11 show mixed livestock and commodity prices. Cattle quotes drift with Mondagts decline while runs of sheep reach 1,458 head, steady at about 12 dollars for best light term meat. mid grades and other categories show varied steady levels.
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Portland
Cary
Think Wyoming Rates Lower Rail Charges
Claude Draper and the Wyoming Public Service Commission say Interstate Commerce Commission hearings in Chicago indicate a downward revision of rail rates for transporting livestock. Draper notes the testimony spans about 12 000 pages and represents one of the most complete records from the hearing.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Interstate Commerce Committee
Chicago
Wyoming
Claude Draper
Wyoming State Public Service Commission
Tno
Draper
University Co operates in Utilities Publicity
A May Washington dispatch reports a joint University and Public Utilities Information effort announced during a trade commission hearing on power utilities. George V. Lewis of Denver tests management of the commission while a letter from February 1926 to John C. Parker outlines cooperation with educational institutions and a fellowship for Wolfe to survey Colorado high school textbooks for inaccuracies in public utility topics.
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Washington
ATV
University of Calaracte
Rocky Mountain Couaries
Tf Trade Commission
George V. Lewis
Denver
Loews
John C. Parker
Brooklyn
Yecatlipan
Educational
Jnstituthans
Committee of Rational Art
University
Tr Uiiers
Grain prices wobble as May contracts swing on wheat
Reports from Chicago indicate May grain contracts showed irregular movement with wheat futures fluctuating. Oats and corn prices varied, while private estimates and forecasts hint at larger spring wheat yields. Canada shelves report heavy wheat stocks and embargoed shipments to Toronto and Port William.
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Chicago
Uy Og
Motrutre
Nuathayest
Bogether
Bhs
ySport
Canada
Canadian National Railroad
Mort William
Arthur
North America
Wheaton
Wheat prices and receipts in Minneapolis market report
Minneapolis wheat and corn price snapshot May 21 shows receipts at 279 bushels versus 133 last year. Quotes include No 1 northern cash around 14.50 to 14.75, No 1 fancy northern near 18.25 to 18.45, No 1 hard spring 14.90 to 15.40, No 1 dark northern spring 15.25 to 16.45, Montana dark on track 14.10 to 15.25, red durum 1.27 to 1.28. Corn No 3 yellow 1.02 to 1.03, No 3 white oats 2.35. Barley quoted 0.83. Rye about 1.0 to 1.1.
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Amed Chemical
Alla Chalmers de Bee
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FarolKy Power
Aeee M
American International Carp
Suncare
Maunerte
Steeiy
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Sumatra
Alds American Tel
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Alleric
Aimerteau
Wit Armour
Archer
Atlantic Refining
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Weyers
Canada
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Vom
Dew
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Wigan
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Bowe
Berte
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Conan
Ariel Sut
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Generis
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Ay International Mere
Ada
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San
Option Minkng Co
Sinclair
California
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Ates
Stratton
Pavel Teeeuee
Thole Tolley
Vabacea Traduets
Apeasee
Montana-Idaho
United Fruit
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ANN
Mitte
Rulber Tees
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United States Steel
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Bas AG
Vanndivny
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willys-Gvarland Tee
Wright
W. Wrighoy
Seseeese
Indiana
Poard
Gidt's
Ryu
Timothy
Glover Deo
Jilles
Belllos
Minneapolis
Montana
Wyoming Delegates Set for Special Convention Travel
Wyoming delegates to the national Republican convention will depart Cheyenne in a special car early June 10, arriving Denver for a 2:30 p.m. train. Democratic delegates will leave Cheyenne June 22 on a special train carrying Wyoming and delegates from Washington, Oregon, Utah, and Colorado. Gettysburg report notes M. O. Smith of Hanover heard Lincoln and Coolidge.
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Wyo
Wyoming
Kansas City
Denver
Washington
Oreegon
Utah
Colorado
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