Sharp Rise as Stocks Climb Early in New Trading Day
New York stocks opened with a sharp early rise as many issues advanced more than two points. Industrials led gains while rails traded heavily. American Telephone and Public Service of New Jersey rose modestly. General Motors Westinghouse and New York Central edged up, with money markets firming and inflation news keeping sentiment buoyant.
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OweneTlingia
American Cin
Conanhdered Gas
Union Part Ir
American Telephone
Public Service of
New Jersey
General, Motors
Westinghouse
New York Central
U.S
Tenoris
Wall Street
Fower International Telephove
Taree
Sational
Dhig
Pew
ULE Steel Corporation
Wmpany
Neme
Roper
Ubot
Foreign exchange market notes from New York
May 1 update on foreign exchange rates from London Tokyo and other centers lists British, Belgian, Greek, Austrian, Czechoslovak and Swedish currencies with dollar equivalents and nominal rates. Includes mention of Portugal, Spain, Mexico and Canada exchange values and short term bill trends.
Dentists Elect Officers At Three-Day Convention
Dentists gather for annual convention at the Gunter Hotel. Dr W P Derefield of Dallas was elected president with De J P Clark of Beaumont as president elect and Dr W B McCall of Temple as vice president. J F Fife of Dallas named secretary treasurer. Stuart Mays of Sent 4ighio chairs the executive committee. Eres AL Morris of Houston was guest speaker with a lecture on Minor Oral Surgery.
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Gunter Hole
WP. Derefield
Dallas
de J. P. Clark
Beaumont
WB. McCall
Temple
J. F. Fife
Scretery and Creaturer
Stuart Mays
4Ighio
Rolhelingx
San Antonin
Edwards
Fort Worll
San Antonio
Hasstan
Palowerd M. Mal
Kansas
Wien
Cotton Market Mixed As Prices Edge Higher Amid Demand
The market opened mixed with futures firming and prices advancing across contracts. July and October showed gains from the previous close amid active trading and speculative buying while Liverpool reports noted steady to higher quotations forAmerican and trade. Market firm through the morning with ongoing strength in cotton and related staples.
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Derling
Wlan
Addiuion Lyon
Amd
Hiemorn
Grain Market Surges as Crop Report Shocks Prices
Chicago May 11 AP crop data sent prices skyward as traders read the Roosevelt era agriculture and inflation context as bullish. Wheat and corn jumped with prices rising beyond earlier levels. reports cited a vast U S winter wheat area and reduced acreage. Public buying intensified while selling pressure persisted as the market moved, with corn showing notable strength and provisions rising on demand. Farmers reported various grain bids and price per bushel across the market.
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Roosevelt Agreculture
Missouri
Linoin Daints Inder
Unclear historical text fragment from WW York May event
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Wheat to Fall Below Normal In U S Wheat Crop Prospect
Washington May 1 The smallest winter wheat crop since 1904 is forecast with 397 485 000 bushels produced. Heavy acreage abandonment and severe weather drive output below 600 million. Spring wheat plans show a 5 percent decline, with total crop potential around 605 million bushels though consumption remains high. Regional abandonment values are listed for Kansas Oregon Colorado Washington Wyoming New Mexico Texas Montana South Dakota Oklahoma Nebraska and California.
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Nature
Crop Reporting Board
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Oregon
Colorado
Washington
Wyoming
New Mexico
Texas
Montana
South Dakota
Oklahoma
Nebaska
California
Thieves Loot Local Small Businesses Overnight
Overnight thefts hit several small establishments. A vending machine was stolen from a San Antonio Bowling alley at 812 Broadway. The Green Hut at 614 Broadway lost cigars a fan and $10. Travis Jaste room at 225 East Travie Strees reported cigars confections and coffee stolen. W 5 Col- Tus at 218 North Hackberry street reported £40 cash missing. Jence Sanders at 121 Avenue A reported 7 Laken from His Teo.
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Broadway
East
Travie Strees
North Hackberry Street
Jence Sanders
Avenue A
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Teo
Port Worth Potatoes and Market Report Summary
Port Worth markets show potatoes and related produce trading with mixed quotes and varied lot sizes. Reports from New York and Chicago echo price movements with references to rail deliveries and shipments, while several growers and handlers are listed in association with regional market activity.
Chicago and Midwest Livestock Markets May 11 Pricing
Reports from Chicago Kansas City and Oklahoma City detail cattle hogs and sheep trading. Prices span yearlings vealers cows and bulls with notable gains for fed cattle and mixed changes across regions. Buyers showed strong demand for certain grades while lighter weights and heifers remained active with firm trends.
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Hood
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Fond
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Oklahoma City
Ebod
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Hudson Dealers Hold Radio Meeting On Air
Hudson Motor Car company and Orshiger Motor company held distributor dealer meetings over the air from 11 30 p m to noon with local and invited dealers. National speakers included President McAneeny chief engineer Stuart G Baits and sales and advertising leaders speaking from Detroit mic.
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Hudson Motor Car Company
Orshiger Motor Company
McAneeny
Stuart G. Baits
Chester G. Aubelt
W. R. Tracy
Willem A. James
Detroit
Wholesale fruit and vegetable prices soar in hot weather
Local markets report plentiful supplies under a heat wave that is lowering quality for some items. Florida oranges mix with California lettuce and navel price comparisons. prices listed for apples, grapes, berries, tomatoes, onions, peppers, corn, and potatoes vary by origin and grade across regional wholesale markets.
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Badishes, Inc
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Gelery
Renae
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Renee
Mustagh Kragnis
Ohio
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Florida
Vox
Frances
Texas
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Valencia
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City News Delight Chul's raguist Thursday night dance
A Thursday night dance at Catholic Women's Hall on the back of the Alume features music by Jey dfceas and her Texas Ran perelter. Admission is 25 cents with 40 attendance noted.
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Catholic Women’s Hall
Jey Dfceas
Texas
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