Record rally in American Can boosts market wide gains
The New York session saw a sharp rise as overcrowded short interest propelled American Can to a near record high of 200, with GM and Yellow Cab hitting new peaks. Profit taking followed yet closing prices ended higher, while fears of a stock split and dividend hikes stirred investor buying.
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New York Stocks and Market Listings Recounted
A detailed list of stock quotations from New York markets shows multiple companies including Allied Chemical Allis Chalmers American Can American Locomotive and American Sugar, with prices and symbols interwoven among the broader market tickers. The document captures a snapshot of ongoing trading activity and key players across industries.
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Wheat and corn futures slide amid sparse buying in Chicago
Chicago reports a softening wheat market as enlarged receipts in the southwest and a projected 200 carloads expected into Hutchison wash dampen support. July to September wheat prices fall while reports of good export demand surface. Corn and oats decline modestly with weather and crop prospects favorable, and hogs lift provisions. Minneapolis cash grain mixed with No. 1 northern at about 1.65, July futures at 1.03.
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Livestock Market Reports Across Regions June 27
Livestock prices move unevenly across South & Paul Chicago and Omaha markets. Hogs, steers, yearlings and sheep show mixed gains and declines with top prices and weekly averages noted for each category. Receipts are listed and compared to previous weeks, with regional differences in grading and demand reported.
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Chicago market roundups note potato receipts new and old ears totals 528 and 78 with stock trading steady. Wisconsin round whites quoted 1.20 to 1.44 per cwt. Butter eggs prices shift on receipts and grades, poultry alive unchanged. Cotton spot in New York steady middling 24.50.
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Sun River Farmers Debate Buying Project in Montana
Great Falls Montana June 27 Sun River farmers weighed a plan to buy the Sun River reclamation project from the government amid skepticism of state aid and federal backing. Discussions focus on a 40 year bond issue to pay cash around 16 50 an acre while inspection results and congressional views await.
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Prehistoric Pueblo Bonita Described as Largest Ancient Apartment
Archaeologists describe the Pueblo Bonita in northwestern New Mexico as the continent’s largest prehistoric apartment house. It housed about 1,500 people, spans over three acres, and stands four stories with a possible fifth. Finds include pottery relics skeletons and hieroglyphic inscriptions signaling further archaeological breakthroughs.
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Local families, scouts, and visitors frequent Helena area
Mr and Mrs Jack Haley return from Idaho where married. Mrs Haley formerly Jessie Wilhoit daughter of J F Wilhoit. Mr and Mrs Charles Hull made trips to Helena. Marysville Boy Scouts camped in Hope Gulch led by Scoutmaster T B Barrows and Ralph Hopkins. Laurel residents Mrs William Hieber and daughters visited Hieber families in Helena. Carlos Hieber and daughter visited relatives in Helena. Ben OConnell and family move from Butte for the summer. Mrs Bobay returned from Helena trip. Nels Lund and Zigmund Smigal with Ed Weber were in Helena on business. Morgan Langan and family visited his father. Castie Betor made trips to Helena and their valley ranch. John Johns family visited Dick Fletcher. George Lloyd and Mrs George Larson visited John Larson. Mrs Larson undergoing medical treatment in Helena. The Four Woodizh will meet Wednesday afternoon at the school house.
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