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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1926
Page
8
An opaque market brief notes distant commodity trends and pricing with scattered references to futures and cash markets. It mentions names and locations in a cryptic fashion and hints at shifting demand and trading activity without clear figures or outcomes.
Grain price movements show steadiness in cash markets with small adjustments in futures. Mentioned are April and May positions with notes on Chicago close data and several grain types and clippers, reflecting a busy but mixed trading session at Kansas City.
The report shows steady to higher prices in the wheat market with May at 1.48 and Sept near 1.254, No. 18.00 to 18.30. Kansas City Hay Market notes steady to higher values. butter prices unchanged with creamery and packing stock unchanged. poultry prices also steady.
An advertisement touts 5.5S. S. S. as a quick fix to eczema by boosting red blood cells to “dry up” skin conditions. It claims impurities in blood and weak blood cause outbreaks and promises clearance of boils pimples blackheads and rashes. The ad urges buying the larger bottle at druggists.
Readable lines show mixed items including hens and roosters with varying counts, a mention of Red River Ohio springs, and odd price notes such as £2.40. Government bonds appear briefly with unclear dates and sources amid garbled OCR.
The Day In Wall Street reports a tentative rise as developers announce a major agreement. Trading turns cautious as heavy selling returns, leaving the market again in a doldrums after the closing.
The report notes American Woolen dipping to the lowest price in a decade while several preferred stocks including Central Leather Union Oil and United States Industrial Alcohol register declines. International Combustion shows strength with about 1,700 shares traded as engineers.
A large crowd packed Madison Square to witness a high profile hockey event amid a season marked by record attendance and strong fan interest. The game drew significant public attention as one of the season’s standout showcases.
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