High Grade Industrials Lead Market Rise on Wednesday
New York June 16 The stock market extended its rally as easier money rates and steel industry gains boosted activity. U S Steel and General Motors surged with U S Steel near a yearly high and General Motors at a record level. General Electric and Marland also climbed. Cast Iron Pipe gained led by industrials while Pan Handle and rail shares reached new highs amid strong speculative demand.
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New York
U. S. Steel
General Electric
Marland
Olis
Pan Handle
General Asphalt
Te Company
Payments
American Locomotive
American Brake Shoe
General Railway
U. S
Ohio
Aeifornia Petroleum
Adtian Pacific
de Pasco Steen
Jeago
Northwestern Paul
Pfd
And
T. R
Pacific Oy
Rysler Corporation
Sveseeveebess
Cible Steel
Eeenten Siosevs
Eneres
Bros On Font de Nemours Aa Jectric Power and Light
Fe Hallroad
Lasky Ie
Enu
Mer
Marine
Ennecott Caeer
Mulsville
Nashville J
id-Continent
Cnnsylvania
Lips Petroleum
jerce-Arrow Motor Car
Coenes Oneee
Ss Apatie Iron and Steel
Louis
San Francisco
Ra Air Line
S Roebuck Inclair Consolidated Ol
Thern Pacific
Thern Ratin Seeeeeetandard Oil
California
Tandard O11
New Jersey
Warner
Tudebaker
Exas and Pacific
Seavere Ovecessor
United Cigar Stores
United States
Nited States Steel
Seereee
Abash Railway
Bond Market Holds Steady Amid Heavy New Financing
New York June 16 The bond market faced strong new financing but prices stayed steady in moderately active trading. Public utility bonds gained from two large issues Nevada California Electric 6s and Public Service of New Jersey 5s with over subscriptions. Other sectors showed limited advances and overall mixed movement.
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New York
Nevada
California Electric Corporation
Public Service of
New Jersey
Government bonds rates in New York markets
Liberty 3s at 101.13 with various first and second series quotes around 100.10 to 100.21. Treasury 3%8 at 101.25 and new 4s near 104.7. other 4s around 102.19 and 103.5. Bond listings show multiple issues and par readings for Liberty and Treasury securities.
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New York
Liberty
Treasury
Call Money Markets Report
New York call money on June 16 shows easy liquidity with the ruling rate at 3 percent. Closing bids stand at 3 percent with last loan at 3 percent. call loans against acceptances at 2 percent. time loans steady. Prime mercantile paper and collateral ranges noted with short terms around 4 percent.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Foreign Exchange Rates and Demands International
New York June 16. Foreign exchanges firm with quotes in cents for Great Britain France Italy Belgium Germany Holland earney Sweden Denmark Switzerland Spain Greece Poland Czechoslovakia Yugoslavia Austria Romania Argentina Brazil Tokyo Shanghai Montreal and other markets. Cables and sixty day bills provided for several currencies.
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New York
Ifn
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Holland
Earney
Sweden
Denmark
Switzerland
Spain
Reece
Poland
Czecholovakia
Jugo Slavia
Austria
Rumania
Argentina
Brazil
Tokyo
Shanghai
Montreal
Cotton goods market report from New York June
New York on June 16 reports continued quiet pilot cloth sales with spot wide goods at 7 cents and lowest points reached. Sheetings for bag use sold in moderate quantities while overall cotton goods demand remained light. Yarn markets were irregular and generally quiet with some improvement noted in high grade silks.
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New York
Trade Notes On Garment Markets And Wool Demand
Market brief notes a modest demand for crepes satins and fancies in mid priced lines. Wool for spring is being deferred except for tropical weight goods where orders come in moderately. The garment industry buys sparingly and burlap markets remain firmer.
Livestock Market Report Chicago June 15
Cattle receipts 15 000 with heavy weight steers and long yearlings weak with top 10 50. Fat cows and bulls lower while vealers down 50 cents. Hogs receipts 14 000 opened higher but closed dull. top 14 75 and bulk 240 325 lb hogs at 13 85 14 40. Sheep receipts 15 000 mostly lower. fat lambs 50 lower and feeding lambs rising to 14 50.
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Chicago
Sugar Market Holds Steady in New York Trading
Raw sugar prices sit unchanged at 4.18 a hundredweight duty paid with no sales reported. Futures finish mixed with July at 2.45 and January 2.77 while refined sugar stays steady between 5.40 and 5.70 a hundredweight for fine granulated.
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New York
Poultry market report shows steady live trade in New York
Live poultry remained steady on June 16 with broilers by freight reaching 66 to 67 and by express 284 to 288 per 100 lbs. Fowls by freight 31 to 33 and by express 31 to 33. Dressed poultry was irregular with frozen chicks at 30 to 46 per unit.
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New York
Freight
Express
Grain prices slip on weak demand at Chicago close
Wheat ended nearly flat with a fractional gain after profit taking and modest demand. Corn fell modestly and oats dropped about a half to four tenths. Provisions ranged from a ten cent loss to a small gain as traders priced futures on sparse market activity.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Butter Prices Slip in Chicago Market Report
Butter market in Chicago shows declines of half to one cent across scores. Centralized car market remains steady with slow trading. Fresh 92 score 38, 91 score 37, 87 score 35, 86 score 30s, 90 score 38, 89 score 37, 88 score 35.
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Chicago
Grain prices report from Toledo seed exchange
Seed market data from Toledo dated June 16 lists Wheat No 2 at 1549441 and 584, Corn No yellow at 72 73, Oats No 3 white at 45, Barley 71, Rye 5, Cloverseed cash imported 22.10 domestic 17.50 with October 19.25, December Alaska 17.00, Timothy seed cash 3.55 and September 3.50.
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Toledo
Ohio
Alaske
Real estate transfers filed in county clerk office
Real estate transfers filed yesterday include John R. Pendleton trustee transferring a lot on Doddridge street Princeton to Joseph Lisagor for 2500 dollars and A H Holdren and wife to W C Six for three small tracts on Twelve Mile Fork for 100 dollars.
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John R. Pendleton
Joseph Lisagor
Doddridge Street
Princeton
A. H. Holdren
W. CC
Twelve Mile Fork
Colored Woman Mrs Hyder Injury at Mercer Street Home
News item notes Mrs F Hyder or Se Blue field womare senor MENT suffered an injury at her Mercer street residence around 3 o clock. Neighbors and friends are invited to the event. Night school closing set for June 18 1926 at Scott Street Baptist Church marking the program’s end.
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Womare
F. Hyder
Mercer Street
Scott Street Baptist Church
Nine Months Session Enrolls 204 Adults At Home Program
A nine months session ends with 204 adults enrolled. Lena Charter heads the home economics department and oversees the Smith Hughes funds. She has traveled extensively during the program.
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Lena Charter
Smith-Hughes
West Virginia School Praised for Long Session and Progress
The state lauds the school as the longest and largest in West Virginia with a progressive record. The student program features mass singing, dialect poems, solos, and prose recitations. Mrs. W. C. Moore will sing. Prof. Charles N. King, formerly at Tuskegee, will speak. Dr. E. C. Wade, superintendent, is noted as part of the leadership.
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West Virginia
W. C. Moore
Charles N. King
Hooker Washington
Tuskeegee
E. C. Wade
Nine A class program at Genoa Avenue School auditorium
The Nine A class presents a program this evening at the Genoa Avenue School auditorium with a processional invocation solo by Salaam White and a welcome by Hazel Freeman. Edward Merriman gives the class history, Allan Allen speaks for the class, gifts by Maggie Walden, class prophecy by Salaam White, a quintet featuring Allan Allen and others, class alphabet by Mattie Harman, a funeral by Hortense Meadows, and a benediction. Refreshments in the basement raise funds for the church. admission is free.
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Genoa Avenue
Salaam White
Hazel Freeman
Edward Merriman
Spectacular Comedy Romance Debuts at Colonial Theatre
The American Venus dazzles with a wide release style, premiering last night at the Colonial Theatre. The film blends romance and humor in a standout showing, drawing praise for its light charm and lively performances.
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Paramounts
Colonial Theatre
Townsend Martins Story Elevates Scenic Investiture
The excerpt notes a Townsend Martin written story not subservient to lavish scenic investment and mentions several standout features in the production. The piece highlights entertainment value across photoplay and tableaux.
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Townsend Martin
Mountain Birdmen Face Narrow Summer for Air Mail
Cheyenne, June 16. Air mail pilots over the Rockies from Salt Lake City to Cheyenne describe only two summer months July and August as truly summer. For ten months they wear bearskin lined flying suits and keep engine heaters running during the fall and winter. In other regions pilots switch to lighter gear from May to September.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Rocky Mountains
Salt Lake C
Arctic
Waves Measured by Special Camera System
A novel camera setup measured ocean wave length and height. The device captures wave profiles to provide precise dimensions and motion data for scientific analysis.
Bluefield City Notice On Assessments And Delinquent Payments
City of Bluefield owners of lots or parts of lots are notified to appear at a regular meeting within thirty days to address assessments. Raymond Banders appears to be named in connection with the notice and charges.
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Somme
Bluefield
Cnme
Raymond Banders
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