Oil stocks take center of stage in New York trading
New York May 21 A P stock prices rose in a two million share session as oil shares led gains amid speculation on higher gasoline use and dividend hikes. Pacific Oil raised its annual dividend to 2. American Zinc, United States Steel and other leaders hit new levels before retreating as profit taking spread through utilities and other sectors. Market activity showed sustained demand for industrials and rails, with call money steady at 4 percent.
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Associated Press
Pacific Oi Company
Utah Securities
Standard
Demland
United States Steel
Americgg Cayl
Baldwin
International Paper
Tobatcos
Rails
Pittsburm
West Virg
Wheeling
Lake Uris
Frisco Common
Directere
Call
Indus
New York Stocks in Mixed Prices Across Markets
A crowded list shows numerous issues trading with varied quotes. Major names include American Can American Locomotive United States Steel and General Electric with mixed performance while tobacco and chemical stocks reflect modest shifts across the exchange.
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Close
Allind Chemical
Allig Chalmers
Can
Intl
Locomotive
Bmelter
Tor
JON
Oiboe
Lam
Sugar
Cam
Lam, Tel
Tel
Tobaco
Woolen
Anaconda
Latchison
Jaustina
iBaldwin Loco
Baltimore & Ghia
Veces ‘Beth, Steel
Bure & Supe
jCalifornia Prirtleum
Fleischmann
General Asrhate
Ceneral Electric
General Motors
Goodrich
Gre
Galf
Houston
Hadenn Motere
Marvester
Scetty Tire
Kennecott
Marland
Shaneree
Missouri Parifie
Mount Motors
Cave O
Montana Power
Montgomery Ward National Biseuit
Norfolk & We
New York Central
Pan Ameris
Pan American Stay
Failligs Pets Ps Tenna
Postamae Pullman Pure Oil Reading
Feadine, Replogle Steel
Republic
Radia
Rock Island. Com
Royal Dates
Savage
Sears Rocbner Sinclair Guns
Sloss
Sheffield
Southern Peelie Strombere A
New York Bonds Closing Prices and Bond Sales
New York May 21 closing prices for bonds on the New York Stock Exchange and the total sales of each listed bond. Sales figures accompany each bond listing with emphasis on market activity and liquidity for that trading day.
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New York
Todas
New York Stock Exchange
Chicago Market Potatoes and Poultry Report
Chicago market summary for May notes potatoes steady with mixed signals as shipments slow. Poultry prices dip for alive fowls and roosters while butter prices rise. Cotton futures in New York show middling around 28 dollars per hundredweight with spot markets active. Sicily’s island claim remains cited in an odd closing line.
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Heeshifhar
New York
Allieti
Wheat Prices Drift, Kansas Outlook Sours on Harvest Forecast
Western Kansas wheat shows mixed gains and losses as expert forecasts a lighter yield raise selling pressure. Slow export demand and larger arrivals depress futures. corn and oats follow weaker trends while hog markets strengthen. Cash prices quote No 2 yellow corn at 1.74 and wheat around 1.69 to 1.70 as Minneapolis reports varied spring wheat values.
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Kansas
Europe
Chicarro
Man
Bate
Lardy May
Clylee
Isle
Tuly Cseyet
Pieter Reece Asso
ST Minneavolis
Minneapolis
Montana
Employment Agency Ad and Livestock Market Report
An old advertisement lists an employment agency at 350 Nonis Main Street with telephone contact Tom Ross and details on jobbers in meat cutting. It also recounts farm and livestock prices from Omaha and Spokane, noting cattle, sheep, and hog markets with bids, top prices, and typical ranges for weight and product quality.
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Employment Agency
Nonis Main Street
Tom Ross
Livestock Market Report Highlights Mixed Prices and Steady Demand
South St. Paul May 21 cattle hogs and sheep receipts show steady to higher trends. Calves and calves and finishers hold steady. hogs up to about 19 cents, top butcher prices near 14 dollars per 100 pounds. Cattle receipts total around 12,002 with fed steers and yearlings in steady demand. fat cows slow but steady, packing demand fair, weights around 1,500 pounds for top steers and lighter yearlings in strong demand. Sheep receipts 464, generally steady with higher prices for light and killing pigs notables. Chicago market reports receipts 80,200 with uneven but active demand, hogs and cattle open steady with high prices for light and heavy weights.
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Omaha
Department of Agriculture
Heislers
South St. Paul
Chicago
Rum Runters Used Cars Seized For Border Duty
Washington authorities diverted thirty motor cars seized from bootleggers to aid the Canadian border rum thinners. The Treasury for the first time employs new legislation authorizing use of confiscated vehicles for government purposes and national enforcement.
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Washington
Wreasurs
Northwestern roads endorse canal plan
Michigan City May 21 Associated Press two northwest railroad systems Great Northern and Southern Pacific backed the St Lawrence water route to the sea at the Great Lakes St. Lawrence Tidewater association meeting. Ralph Budd president of Great Northern said the waterway would benefit the northwestern United States and aid his railway interests. Charles Donnelly president of Northern Pacific railway added that northwestern railroads have always seen value in transporting grain lumber and copper via the lakes and the eastbound market.
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Great Lakes St. Lawrence
Tam
Flapper Fanny on Love and Generosity in Romance
Flapper Fanny opines that a man in love desires to give his sweetheart everything including himself. The playful column reflects social slang and eager devotion, suggesting idealized courtship in light, humorous terms.
Poison case suspect questioned in Rochester operator death
Harold Margray alias C A Perrin was taken to the police station for questioning in connection with the death of Miss Laura Skogen, a 24 year old Rochester Minnesota telephone operator, who died of poison last night.
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Pfir Associated Press
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C. A. Perrin
Laura Skogen
Rochester
Minn
Berglars Mistake Minister Wife Wake Up
A terse exchange shows a minister and his wife awaking to burglars in the home. The dialogue captures a tense moment as the minister contemplates the intruders' mistakes and how they might react. Local residents recall similar home security concerns raised in past months.
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