Bond and wheat markets outpace stocks in New York trading
In New York on May 14, bond and wheat markets led activity as stock prices showed irregular moves. Profit-taking dimmed rails and industrials while copper and food shares advanced. Ray led copper to modest gains after favorable quarterly results. Oil shares stalled despite dividend expectations, amid mixed signals in energy, insurance, and merger chatter.
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New York
Associated Press
Porphyry
Ray
Marland Company
Atlantic Sea Board
American Petroleum Instrume
Financial
Gerecht
United States
Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company
Wheeling and
Lake Erie
Atchison
Atlantic
Rock Island
Erie
Katy
Missouri Pacific
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Joan de
Chicago Market May 14 Potatoes Butter Eggs Poultry
Chicago market report shows potato shipments old and new stock levels with regional prices from Wisconsin Minnesota and Michigan. Butter and eggs move lower and higher across varieties as receipts reach 14 954 cases. Poultry alive prices soften with fowls roosters and turkeys listed. Lead stocks smaller as April production in US and Mexico totals 64 921 tons versus March 70 452.
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Chicago
S&s
Wisconsin
Michigan
Minnesota
New York
American Bureau of Metal Statistics
United States
Mexico
Livestock Prices Slide Across Markets and Regions
Livestock markets report mixed to weak action on cattle hogs and sheep across South St. Paul Omaha and Spokane with fat cattle steady to lower and hogs mostly down. Beef and veal values show uneven movement as buyers adjust to light demand and seasonality.
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South St. Paul
Department of Agriculture
Chicago
U. S. Department of Agriculture
To & Catule
Mosthr
California
Omaha
U. & Department of Reef
Wheat prices surge on demand and scarce supply
Chicago grain markets see wheat rise up to 7 percent as Europe buys and Argentine shipments fall. May futures around 1.67 to 1.68, July near 1.52 to 1.32, with corn and oats following the rally. Reports warn of tight July 1 carry, worldwide demand, and weather impacts in Illinois and Saskatchewan. prices throughout the day hit highs before easing.
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Chicago
Europe
Argentina
Iona
Alona
Minneapolis
United States Department of Agriculture
Iinols
Kansas
Nebraska
Saskatchewan
Canada
Jas
Mann
Ims
Ribas Umay
Timothy
Local visitors and residents seen in town events
Several named visitors including Henry Scohey of Seiben and Grimes, C. C. Covington with John Frenk, and Alf Grigg were recorded as spending a day in town. Mr. and Mrs. Gus Summerfield and daughter Thelma planned an afternoon trip to Helena.
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Masons
Henry Scohey
Seiben and
Grimes
C. C. Covington
John Frenk
Alf Grigg
Gus Summerfield
Thelma
Helsena
New York Bonds Market Closing Prices and Sales
Today's bond prices and total sales on the New York Stock Exchange list numerous issues from Liberty 1st to Westinghouse Electric 7s. Total sales reached 19,628,000 dollars, up from prior days about 14,089,000 and 14,201,000. A Brooklyn ice and coal company tale is noted in context.
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Tiberty
Inn Bom
Canada
French Republic
AIA
Kingdom of Norway
Rep
Chile
State of Queensland
L. Kot
Ita
Amer
SBA Jau T
San
Baltimore
Pacific Gas
Eléc
Sinclair Con. Oik
Southern Pat
Union Pac
U. S. Rubber
Utah Power & Lt
Westinghouse Elec
Samuel Rubel
Pean & Co
Peddier
Brooklyn
Wolf Creek News Briefs in Helena Visitations
May 14 notes list routine movements and visits by local residents to Helena. Bryan O Conmell and Mal O Mara left for the capital. Gus Summerfield returned from Flatcreek. Ed Borho headed to Felena. Alberta Patterson and sister Yer Inez were in Helena on business. Joe Daily Dan Stiff and other locals made trips for errands. Mr and Mrs H J Herrin T M Stow James Duquette and family visited. Paterson and Red dock drove to the Capital City. Foster Nett attended to business and arranged lodging.
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Wolf Creek
Bryan O Conmell
Mal O'Mara
Helena
Gus Summerfield
Flatcreek
Ed Borho
Felena
Mass
Alberta Patterson
Sist Yer
Inez
Jean
Joe
Joe Daily
Dan Stiff
H. J. Herrin
T. M. Stow
James Duquette
John Paterson
Walter Reddock
Foster Nett
Two More Big Wells at Kevin Two More Big Wells Come in at Kevin Great Falls
May 14 two new wells, Whitman Sunburst No 4 and McCue Elliott DeGroat No 1, extended the Kevin Sunburst field. Initial production ranged from 150 to 300 barrels per hour, with early reports noting about 1,800 barrels stored after nine hours.
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Great Falls
Queen City No
Kevin-Sunburst
Whitman
Slayer of Father to Be Sent to Asylum
Chicago May 14 Associated Press report says George D Slaw who stabbed his father Bruce Shaw inventor with a German sabre was found insane at the time of the slaying and remains insane. Sentence postponed to tomorrow but he will be sent to an asylum for the insane.
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Chicago
Associated Press
George D. Slaw
Bruce Shaw
iJedge Weils
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Yelmville
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Abo
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Allen Electric
Goodall Bros
South Main St
Dempsey Garage
N. Park Ave
Eugene Wenzler
City Taxi
Houston Auto Co
Willard Service
W. Lawrence
Herman A. Freyler
Placer
Empson Alley
N. Jackson St
Seeee
Neil O'Donnell
Madison St
Owen & Hunter
Bailey Elk
Palmgust Electric
N. Main
Eet
Qlar Employment Agency
Sc. Main St
Jerick Grocery Co
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Flette
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Main
ICE Artificial Ice Co
Christie's Repair Shop
N. Jackson 51
Marcelling
Marcel Sob
Ericke Zimmerman
Pekin
Sixth Ave
Lyle Studio
Pittsburg
Culbertson
Bailey B
Wright
S. Main
Sporting Goods
King’s Sporting Goods
Eagles
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Wolf Creek News
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Alt Lawrence Street
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