Wall Street Surges on Rails and Metals Rally
Wall Street in New York rallied led by rails and metals finishing higher by about 1 to 3 points after a modest volume 616000 shares. Santa Fe declared a 2 dividend the first since 1932 and Mm Smelting raised its dividend to 2. Reading and American Sugar rose about 3 points each to 134 peaking. Many key issues including U S Smelting Santa Fe Howe Sound Dome McIntyre and others gained fractional amounts as grains and bonds moved variably and foreign exchanges rose moderately.
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Wall Street
New York
Santa Fe
Mm S. Smelting
Donlor
Homestake Mining
Reading
Amerian
U.S. Smelting
Howe Sound
Dome
McIntyre
Porcupine
U.S. Steel
Bethlehem Steel
N. Y. Central
Union Pacific
du Pont
Eastman Kodek
Great Western Sugar
Cuban American Sugar
Southern Pacific
International“ Harvester
Montgomery ‘Ward
American Can
Columbian Carbon
Shrysler
Wilson & Co
American Tobacco B
Reynolds B
Liggett & Myers
American Telephone
Consolidated Gas
General Motors
Chicago Grain Market Report Snapshot
Chicago grain and allied commodities list closing prices across multiple contracts. Wheat traded around 90 to 93 3/4 cents, corn near 57 to 59 5/8, oats mid 42 to 43, rye 64 1/4 to 68 1/2, barley 51 3/4, with lard and bellies showing July and September figures such as 6.50 to 9.55 respectively.
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Chicago
Kansas City Livestock Market Report June 26
AP reports US Department of Agriculture figures for Kansas City cattle hogs and sheep. Hogs 3500 head, prices up 10 15 cents for 189 lb plus. top 4.80 for 200 250 lb. Packing sows 275 550 lb 8.15 to 4.35. Cattle about 9000 head, calves 2000, better grades steady, steers 550 1500 lb 5.75 9.50, heifers 6.28 to 6.75, cows 3.25 4.25, healers 3.00 5.50. Sheep 5000 head, killing class steady, native spring lambs 9.00, yearling wethers 5.50 4.10, ewes 1.25 2.00.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas
Boston Wool Market Quiet With Narrow Spot Demand
Boston reports limited demand in the wool market with spot movement confined to fleeces at 30-32 cents grease and combing staples at 32-33 cents. 56s and 48s to 50s grades show 31-32 cents for 1/4 blood bright wool, while western grown wools remain quiet and unchanged from last week.
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Boston
US Depter
Cotton futures rise after late decline on July notices
The market ended a downturn with sharp advances as trade and commission buying supported cotton. July notices remained dry and hot in the southwest. Spot middling price held at 12.45, with July at 42.21 and other months up to 12.73.
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New York
York
Trade and Commission
Ncpain
Liberty bond prices and farm loan notes update
New York AP report shows Liberty bonds closing at various figures with Trev 4 1/48 noted, Ped Farm Note at 3 1/4s and Home Owners Loan 4s. Prices listed include 83 38 103.22 and 64 101.20 plus 51 100.28 for HOLC bonds.
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New York
Liberty ‘Bonds
Ped Farm Mte
Home Owners Loan
Stock Averages Report for June 26, 1924
Stock averages list for June 26 shows indices for 50 industrials at 89.1, railroads at 70.5, utilities at 79.1, and five-day day totals with figures 87.1, 44.6, and 68.8 for different groups, reflecting Standard Statistics Co. readings.
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Standard Statistics Co
Cotton Market and Stocks Report Galveston June 26
AP report lists commodity prices across multiple firms and commodities led by cotton in Galveston. Spot cotton steady up five, middling at 12.35 cents per pound with 200 bales sold. Stocks include Amn Cyan B, Amn G&E, Ark Nat Gas A, and more with varied quotes.
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Associated Press
Amn Cyan B
Amn G&e
Am Sup Pow
Ark Nat Gas A
Assoc G &E A
City Sve
City Sve Ptd
Cong Cop Min
Cord Corp
Cresson Gold
Ford Mot Ltd
Gulf Oil Pa
Hecla Min
Humble Oil
Lib McN&l
Nia Hud Pow
Penn Road
Shattuck Dean
St Oil Ind
Swit & Co
Texan Oil
Unit Gas
Unit & Pow A
Unit Verde
Galveston
Cotton Market Steady in New Orleans Trade
New Orleans spot cotton held steady with an 8 point uptick as 503 bales sold. Middling price stood at 12.32 cents per pound amid the AP report from June 26.
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New Orleans
Cotton Steady
Musical program at Kiwanis meeting entertains club
At today's Kiwanis meeting Miss Char'otte St John sang beautiful songs with Mrs T J Hubbard at the piano. J R St John announced three month program outlines and J Pr c Dukeminier attended as a guest. Mrs Marmion McCord now serves as on pianist replacing Gus Lemp who moved to New York. L A Frazier presided.
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Char‘otte St. John
Kiwanis
T. J. Hubbard
Kiwan
J. R. St. John
J. Pr c
Dukeminier
Marmion McCord
Gus Lemp
New York
E J. Frazier
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