Bullish buying drives market to new highs in June
New York quotes show bullish enthusiasm and lower money rates fueling a strong buying wave unseen since last February. U S Steel hits a record high as General Motors climbs to a fresh peak aided by May car output, with total daily sales near 2.55 million shares and major gains across steel, chemical, rail, and sugar issues.
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Stock listings reflect diverse U S companies and bonds
A fragmented OCR style stock page lists Chicago and New York exchanges with tickers and prices for firms including General Motors, American Tobacco, Bethlehem Steel, Phillips Petroleum, and Southern Railway. It shows closing prices and preferred issues among utilities, railroads, and industrials.
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Market News Shows Bond Strength Amid Stock Buoyancy
The New York bond market opened with foreign obligations strong and stocks buoyant. French 8s held near year highs while Japanese bonds and major steel issues gained, though Sinclair and Pan American fell 1 to 2 points as oil shares lagged. Total bond sales reached $10,518,000.
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Government Bonds Quotations and Treasury Notes
Liberty 3 percent bonds quoted at 191.13 with other issues around 1092.20 for first, 100.28 for second 4 percent, 101.14 for third and 1034 for fourth. Treasury 3 percent bonds at 101.28 and U S Treasury 4 and 4 6 at 108.9.
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Call Money Rates Quiet in New York Market
New York on June 17 reports call money easy at 3 percent with a ruling rate of 3 percent and closing bids at 31 percent. Last loan 54 and loans against acceptances 3 percent. Tin loans steady. Mixed collateral 60-90 days 4 4 percent, 4-6 months 44 4 percent, prime mercantile paper 34 percent.
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Foreign exchange quotes shift globally in New York
Foreign exchanges show heavy activity in New York with rates in cents and various country demands. Details include Great Britain around 486 3-16, France at 2.81 percent, Belgium 2.85, Germany 23.89, Holland 40.12, and Tokyo 668 percent, among others.
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Poultry Prices Reported In New York Market
New York June 17 live poultry market rates show broilers by freight 43 For express 28 750 fowls by freight 22 and by express 2 34 dressed poultry irregular chickens frozen 30 145.
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Wheat market mostly firmer but closes weak on Chicago Board
Grain markets in Chicago on June 17 showed wheat resisting declines despite little outside demand. Prices averaged higher for much of the day but could not sustain gains and closed down about a half to three quarters of a cent.
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Grain and provisions fluctuate in latest market report
Market report shows corn and oats steady with minor changes. Corn ended unchanged to a quarter cent lower while oats fell by a half to three quarters of a cent. Provisions declined by two cents, led by a drop in lard, amid broader price adjustments.
Grain Prices and Seed Figures From Toledo Market
Seed prices listed for Wheat No. 2 red Os Wheat No. 3 yellow Corn numbers 3 and oats numbers 2 and 3 with cash and future bids. Barley and cloverseed figures shown including Alsike and Timothy seed with cash September and futures December bids.
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Butter and Centralized Market Scores Mixed
Butter market ruled steady with trading on fair demand and unsettled undertone in Chicago. Centralized car market steady with trading. scores show Fresh 92 at 38 percent and declines to 86 with 32 percent.
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Sugar market steadies with minor losses on futures
New York sugar prices hover around 4.18 for Cuban duty paid as raw futures drift through the forenoon. By close, July 245, Sept 264, Dec 32.70, Jan 2.73, March 3.72 with net losses of 1 to F points. Refined sugar stays at 5.40 to 5.70 for fine granulated.
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Livestock market trends Chicago June cattle hogs and lambs
Cattle receipts 11,000 with fed steers steady and heavy weights strong. top heavy steers around 10.45 with yearlings 10.25 and several loads 10.40 10.49. Bulls up to 15 higher. vealers about 50 lower. Hogs receipts 23,000 and gains 10 to 15 higher. bulk 240 325 lb butchers 14.00. top 14.90. Sheep receipts 14,000 with fat lambs noted.
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Market Report on Idaho Lamb Prices and Natives
Steady to 25 lower with generally steady grades. Sheep and feeding lambs and cull natives unchanged. Bulk Idaho lambs 146.00. one load to city butchers 16.10. Most natives 15.00 to 15.50. culls and fat ewes 5.50.
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Dry goods market drifts lower in New York trade
Print cloths show a softening tendency on light demand while bag sheetings sell moderately. Small export orders for colored cottons and sheetings arrive unevenly. Wash fabrics and yarns remain dull and raw silk stays steady at 6.05 for Japan grades. Fall stock commitments are improving as some mills restart machinery.
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Notice of Trustee Sale in Mercer County West Virginia
Public auction scheduled Friday June 1926 at 10 a m for real estate in Mercer County West Virginia described as a parcel on Franklin street and a 10 foot wide alley. The trust deed dated January 3 1m secures payments on notes. Roy Nash is the grantee and Walter V Ross the trustee. The sale proceeds will be used per terms of the deed.
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Wool and Burlap Markets Rise on June Deliveries
Burlap markets show stronger activity for June deliveries with firmer prices and inactive late shipments. Wool markets firm with a slight uptick in buying.
French plea for return to Prins fashion revival
Paris on June 17 reports a movement by leading fashion figures to restore old modes of frills furbelows laces and ribbons to provide employment for thousands of French women out of work. Many hat factories have closed due to the present simple styler.
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Public sale of Manhattan Restaurant assets in Bluefield WV
In the Southern District of West Virginia the trustee for Gust Patronis and Patr onis trading as Manhattan Restaurant bankrupts announces sale of all assets including cigars, paraphernalia, utensils, and fixtures. Auction set for 10 am on June 39, 1926, at 112 Stewart Street Bluefield. Inspect by appointment.
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Fire Losses Rise in West Virginia May Totals
State fire records show 117 fires in May causing losses of 518417. The month saw Barbour and Ohio counties bear nearly half the state total with 244903 in losses. There were 7 deaths and 11 accidents, with 106 inspections and 12 orders issued.
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Bluefield Colored School Field Day Set for Friday
Students from Bluefield colored schools depart Friday at 10 30 am for tal tair grounds for the annual field day with folk play races games and exercises. A 25 cent entrance fee is charged and parents are urged to attend. G H Martin returns to Clover Leaf Barber Shop at 840 Bland Street. The class program will be presented at the event.
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Tests Show Safety Standards for Matches at Underwriters
New York June 17. Underwriters Laboratories conducts match safety tests including friction head ignition and break resistance to ensure sticks endure rough use. Studies note friction ignition is unsafe if head is not properly secured and some tests simulate failure by breaking the stick to halt sparks. Nearby experiments use animals to study preventive measures and fires tied to faulty matches. Nairobi reports Africa’s largest water tank stores a million gallons.
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