Market Quotes Show Mixed Footing as Profits Take Hold
New York stocks opened higher but soon retreated amid heavy profit taking and bear selling. About 1.89 million shares traded. several issues, including Studebaker, reached new yearly peaks. Commodities rose with wheat and cotton aided by weather, while foreign exchange posted a mixed, reactionary tone.
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New York Stocks Update Amid Mixed Trading
In brisk trading conditions the New York Stock Exchange showed mixed results with notable moves in key indices. The session featured sharp activity as investors weighed earnings, policy expectations, and global cues influencing blue chip stocks and market breadth.
New York Bond Close and Market Totals
New York closes show Bond prices from major issuers led by Allied Chemical and Amoco with totals of 188 million dollars in daily bond sales. The roundup lists numerous corporations, utilities and rail names with varying yields and price quotes, ending with a note that total bond sales today reached 12.246 million dollars versus prior sessions.
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Chicago Market POTATOES and dairy prices May 21
Chicago reports steady demand and fair trading for potatoes with receipts totaling 689 on Saturday and 143 Sunday. Wisconsin and Michigan sack round whites quoted at 43.05 to 1.15 per hundredweight, bulk 1 to 1.25, stock trading fair with market firm on quality. Butter and eggs outlook higher for creamery extras, various grade prices listed. poultry and fowl prices noted. Two tons of babies statistic highlights London hospital birth estimate and length of birth-line calculation.
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Grain price upturns from freezing weather across grain belt
Sensational upturns in price for corn wheat and rye spread from freezing weather as far south as Kansas. Prices jumped with corn up 8½ bushels, wheat near day’s high, oats and rye gaining, and replanting fears for corn and winter wheat outlook. Minneapolis quotations show mixed gains and lower cash values across grades. Visible grain supplies in New York fell for wheat corn date rye and barley, while U S exports last week reached 4.789 million bushels.
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Roving Sailor Refuses Speech Lands In Prison Berth
Lisbon reports on Ivan Gluchasa Romanian, silent prisoner who years ago refused to speak after detention in 1918. He spent three years quiet in jail, then four more outside before returning to prison life as an assistant cook. He loves his job and his self-imposed silence, rarely leaving the walls.
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Livestock Prices and Receipts Across Markets May 21
Department of Agriculture field reports from South St. Paul Omaha Spokane and other markets show cattle and hog receipts with mixed price movements. Fed steers and yearlings mostly steady to lower, calves and stockers soft, hogs active with top around 12.75, sheep and lambs generally steady with some higher spots. Regional notes include price ranges for fat cows and vealers, and seasonal shifts in supply across multiple western markets.
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Soviet Mariners in Comfort and Ease
The Soviet steamer Bordienny visited Liverpool, drawing attention to its well furnished social halls and rest periods for crews. Soviet crews work four hours on with eight off. stokers rotate four-hour shifts with longer breaks. One month’s paid leave is granted annually. An orphan boy fund supports youth, many seamen hail from Ukraine.
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Girls who drank paint replace faces with risky habits
A historical report notes a shift in girls' behavior from applying paint to their faces to consuming substances that imitate paint. The piece highlights concern over rising risky acts among young females and calls for awareness.
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