Stock Market Gleans via Mixed Signals in Rainy Trade
In a rain diminished session, markets rose early on promising Russian and European finance cues, then faltered as late selling dragged major issues lower. Pennsylvania Railroad led declines amid unwinding short term Paris note chatter, while solid railway earnings and gas stock optimism offset some weakness. Large capital flows between San Francisco and New York were noted with federal and local bank actions supporting liquidity.
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Rock Island
St. Louis
la Francisco
Ilinois Central
Consolidated Gas
San Francisco
Opéeninis
Sthreasury
New York Bond Market and Wheat Report May 6 1920s
New York bond listings shown include Amrean Tobareg 1s 4 A a and various railway and central lines with prices ranging around 4s to 48. A market note details grain trading with wheat futures down, corn flat, and modest gains in local receipts. Weather across the United States supported crops, with favorable notes from the Weather Bureau and subdued foreign market sentiment in Liverpool.
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W. B. Hibbs & Co
F Street
New York Stock Exchange
Washington Stock Exchange
Jane Chicago Board
United States
Uiaabi
Missouri
Ohio Wolsey
Weather Bureau
Liverpool
India
Minneapolis
Dubh
Chicago
Focal Yacker
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New York grain and cotton markets drift under pressure
In New York on May day the grain market softened as improved weather and crop news spurred liquidation and bear pressure. Wheat and corn futures slipped while oats and rye held modest gains, and the cotton market dropped sharply with heavy selling and near record liquidation, closing several points lower after a volatile session.
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New York
Duluth
Manitoba
STATA
Kity
Mar
Breses
W. B. Hibbs & Co
Bankers and Brokers
MIL F Street
New York Stock Exchange
Washington Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of de
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Telephone rate readjustment noted in New York
Daily Ottom Market reports that New York Telephone Company's rate cuts from 10 to 5 cents and private message pay stations from 60 to 8 cents reflect recent public-service progress. Despite improvements and higher expenditures, further local reductions seem unlikely while dividends persist. Stock trading after holidays showed desultory activity with Greene Copper and several banks moving modestly, and railways largely neglected.
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New York
Atlantic Telephone Company
Manhattan
New York Telephone Company
New York Company
Washington
The
Stock Exchange
Washington stock and bond close highlights and bids
The report lists Washington Railway and Electric varied bids and trades with preferred and common shares, Capital Traction, Greene Copper, Metropolitan certificates, and other local and national securities. It also notes securities like Columbia bonds, Metropolitan certificates, and miscellaneous bank and trust stock movements with totals from government receipts and expenditures.
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Greene
Commercial National Bank
National City
Union Trust
Washington Railway’ and Electric
Washington Gas
Capital Traction
Washinton Railway and Electric
Washington Raihway and Elseirie
Uninn Trust Company
Commercial Natiomzly Bank
Metroyallin Railroad
Metropolitan
Rairoad
Columbia Railroad
Cy and Swyurban Railroad
United States Electro
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Ss
Washington Star- Ket Company
Potomac Electric Light Mystics
Norigie and Wrehington
Safe Deposit and Trust
National Safe Deposit and Trial
Washington Loan and ‘Trust
American’ Security and Trust
Union Tis Company
Security
Washington Savings Bank
Hose Savigas Bank
Union Savings Bank
Weehington Railway and Electric
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Bristol Gas and Electrec
National Bank
Bank of Washington
Central
Saco
Columbia
Capital
Auoertean
Pradere
Linesta
Rages
Tremen’s
Franklin
Corcoran
Potomac
Arlington
National
Chesapeake and Potomac
Georgetown
Mitchell Mining Company
Wall Street Gossip on Copper Stock and Convertibles
New York May 31. Amalgamated Copper is rumored to issue stock to buy Anaconda minority and Butte coalitions, but the notion lacks credence and may dampen bull sentiment. Gold imports by a leading bank bolster late market steadiness though the Shaw privilege withdrawal hinders bank gold inflows. Convertible bonds discussed as a financing option for St Paul and Pacific extension may later fund short-term notes. overall, expect gradual ease in money as the project progresses.
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Bate
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Nashville
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Am Cer
Moundry
Metropolitan Street
Car and Foundry Ptt
Maxtcan Central
Ametean Cotton
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St. Lobisafees
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Jamerican Ipe Securities
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Norfolk and Western
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Seni Am
Tebacco Pfu
North American
Northern Pacific
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Pacife Mart
Arlantié Coast Line
Pennsy' Anda
Entral
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Agi Vo
Pullman Palige
Booremaing
Shetapeaks
Ohio
SAS
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Hieego
Alton
Republic Steel
Chicago
Nepublic Steel
Rawk Eland Co
Colorado and Southern
Southern Packie
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Erie
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Real
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Stites Steel
United States Steel
Great Northern
Carg Chemical
Los Central
Jeni
International Paper PLC
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Ee International
Westinghouse Electric
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Pia
Tess
Western Anto
Iona
Zentral
Pitt Mall
Wheeling End
Lake Erie
Wiikensag Mey Southern
Wisconsin Central
Kansas City
W. B. Hibbs & Co
F Street
New York Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Washington Stock Exchange
New York
Anaconda
Butte Coalition
San Francisco
Shaw
St. Paul
City Bank Wins Its Point as Shaw Rescinds Gold Order
New York May 31 The Treasury and National City Bank dispute over Washington's gold import order led to a suspension in City Bank operations. Washington's instructions directed subtreasury officials to halt special deposits aiding imports while keeping the bank informed. Secretary Shaw's move, aimed at cooling the New York money market, ended in the subtreasury accepting the bank’s deposit under the old order but rescinding today. Assistant Secretary Keep notified New York that special deposits are discontinued for now.
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New York
National City Bank
Washington
Secreta Shaw
City Bank
Department
Shaw
Treasury Department
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Metal Markets Report From New York and London
May copper tin and lead prices fell in London while New York markets showed mixed movement. Local quotes weakened for copper and tin with slight gains in some forward contracts, and foundry ferrous prices held near prior levels amidst global shifts.
New York Produce Prices Report From May Market
New York Produce reports mixed prices across dairy poultry oils and grains with receipts strong at 25 418 for NGCS and 75 78 for LP cheese. Beef pork lard and tallow show steady demand while sugar molasses and rice hold firm as wholesale markets note firm caps and steady refining processes.
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May Jr
Garkmon
Rodera
Ugis Hinay
Pirm
Aermpia
Nor Barreheed
Beeves
Fesling
Chicago
May
Washington Produce Market Report and Prices
Market listings show firm quotes across dairy and eggs with New York State and Virginia prices noted. Live poultry demand quiet with varied weights. dressed turkey and chicken prices listed. vegetables steady with potatoes, cabbage, celery, carrots, and kale priced per barrel or per basket.
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Virginia
Southern
Ultter
New York State
Cotton Acreage Estimate Shows Small Gain Nationwide
The Southern Cotton Association bulletin reports U S cotton acreage at 27,834,718 this season, up 685,927 acres or 2.29% from last year. Georgia holds 3,826,618 acres, North Carolina 1,061, and Texas 7,353,145, with Florida Missouri and Virginia around 377,266. Labor shortages persist in many regions as crops progress two weeks late.
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Jackson
Miss
Southern Cotton Association
Georgia
Samac
North Carolina
South Carolina
Texas
Florida
Missouri
Virginia
Washington cattle market prices and quotes
Market notices show firm cattle and lamb values with various grades and weights. Included are Boston and Albany lines, multiple company listings, and oil quotations from Toledo and Indiana markets, reflecting broad market activity and price quotation snippets.
Hotels Guests List Across Cities in Dense Ledger
A long OCR fragment lists numerous guests by surname and city across Baltimore, Chicago, New York, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Richlandduck, Alabama, Colorado, Connecticut, Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Kentucky, and Massachusetts. Names include links to institutions such as National, Willard, and Shoreham hotels, with many individuals and spouses named alongside cities like Raleigh, Danbury, and New Haven. The text reflects a hotel register or social notice detailing many attendees across regions.
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Fred Link
James
James E. Gray
Nationet
Qobton
A. Warner
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J. W. Hingham
T. Duty
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Clark
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Rogar
G. Banivan
C. HL Bull
H. Con Bell
National
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W. D. Shattues
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Bert Taylers
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George HH. Lindsay
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F. J. Hitchcrcx
John Hebeay
PH. Jerry
HP Rockwell
J. Garrett
A.W. D. Kenyon
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James ¥. Carela G . Green
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