Markets Wool Prices Slow Despite Mixed Trends
Boston reports the Commercial Bulletin forecast a slow week with weak market sentiment in wool. Prices show modest declines for some merino goods while crossbreds stay firm and demand remains steady in Australia. mohair holds at recent rates with detailed quotations across regional fleece types and staple categories.
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Boston
Commercial Bulletin
Australia
Cross Breda
Bradford
London
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Delaine
California
Middle County
Southern
Oregon
F. M
Valley
Montana
Canal Company Elects Officers for New Year in Twin Falls
Twin Falls Canal company board met Thursday to elect officers for the coming year. C. J. Miller was reelected president, T. M. Baird became vice president, and William Cunningham continued as secretary treasurer. Burton Smith was reelected as manager of the system.
Utah Weather: Fair and Colder Tonight
The Utah forecast calls for fair skies and a drop in temperatures tonight. Scattered unsettled weather is possible Saturday in the southern regions across the state.
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Utah
South
Meat problem outlined by National Livestock board leaders
D A Millett of Denver outlined efforts by the National Livestock and Meat board to aid producers amid postwar surpluses. Board activities include combatting propaganda, supporting scientific meat research, studying retail distribution, and educating consumers with literature. Phoenix, Ariz., will host the 1926 ANLA convention.
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Albuquerque
N. M
National Livestock and Meat Board
American National Livestock Association
D. A. Millett
Denver
Colo
United States
University of Rochester
Columbia University
Pennsylvania State College
Department of Agriculture
Phoenix
Fred H. Bixby
Long Beach
Calif
Ariz
Dwight Heard
Mr. Heard
Coolidge
Chicago grain and dairy prices listed for January 16
Chicago markets report a range of grain prices including wheat No 2 hard at 1.88 and No 3 hard 1.81 to 1.87 per bushel, corn No 2 mixed near 1.17 to 1.18, oats No 4 white at 59 cents, rye at 1.52 and barley around 4.99, with lard ribs bellies prices noted.
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Rev
Se .B
Chicago Butter and Egg Prices Report
Chicago market update shows butter prices rising with creamery extras at 39, standards 38, extra firsts 37 38, firsts 36 36 and seconds 34. Eggs receipts reach 2,261 cases with firsts 57 and refrigerator firsts 46 47.
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Chicago
Potatoes Market Firm on Rain Limited Demand
Chicago January 16 potatoes market firm as early demand stays limited due to rain. Receipts totaled 32 carloads with 743 shipments. Wisconsin sacked round whites traded at 110 to 120 per cwt, fancy shade higher.
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Chicago
Wisconsin
Wheat Slipped to Lower Point on Market
Chicago traders watched a volatile session with a 24 percent range as heavy May delivery selling pressured prices. New crop months showed relative strength while Europe’s Argentina supplies spurred May declines, with corn and oats following wheat’s lead and hogs pulling Provisions lower.
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Chicago
Europe
Argentina
Exchange notes and closing prices in global markets
Exchange rates list many currencies with bids and cables including Great Britain at 4.77 and 4.79 for 60 day bills, France 5.9914 and 6.49, Germany 23.40, Norway 15.24, Sweden 26.92, Argentina 40.12, Brazil 11.75, and Tokyo 38 percent. New York closing prices cover Allied Chemical to Woolworth with broad listings and a silver and curb oil update at end.
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New York
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Switserlang
Spain
Greece
Bear Traders Upset Market Amid Irregular Opening
New York stocks opened irregularly with U S Cast Iron Pipe and Nash Motors advancing early while bears dominated trading as feared dividends and economic concerns dampened enthusiasm. Weakness faded into a midday rally due to short covering and persistent buying, with total volume around 1 760 000 shares and several blue chips fluctuating through the session.
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Jas
U. S
Nash Motors
U. S. Steel
New York Central
General Electric
American
Can
Whart
St. Paul
Federal Preserve Rediscoouly Tate
Piss Tuboer
General Bukingg biGoke & Pustis
Sears Roebuck
General Kiner
Linned Ding
Baldwin
Atus Chaihiers
Eastman Roath
Thesapeake & Ghie
St. Veal
Bear Travers
Quien
Advannte
Numver
Boeviance
United Fruit
Pi Derai Light & Traction
General Tiectric
Ard Universal Pipe
Milllips & Jones Ut
Allis Chalmers
Brooklyn Gas
Wies
Eady
Jersey City
American Locomotive
Omaha
Republic Steel
Sears Roecbuck
Livestock Markets Across Cities Show Mixed Activity
Chicago reports heavy receipts and varied demand with cattle steady to barely moving, hogs mixed and seas of buyers cautious. Kansas City notes steady demand across killing classes with limited offerings, calves firm and buyers scarce for higher grades.
Market Report: Cattle Hogs and Sheep Prices Mixed
Farmers report steer and yearling bids 7.25 to 8.75 while butcher cows and heifers bring 3.75 to 6.50 and canners 2.25 to 3.35. Hogs receipts 17,000 with buyers 15 to 20 cents lower. shipping top 10.25, 200–300 lb animals averaging 10.90 to 10.70, most 9.70 to 10.20. Sheep receipts 1,000 with lambs weak 25 cents. best at 37.75.
Local Market Report Hogs Cattle Sheep Prices January 16
St Joseph Missouri market notes show hog receipts 11 500 down 15 to 26 cents with top 10.25 and bulk 9.65 10.25. Cattle receipts 8 000 steady with steer bulk 7.00 9.50, top 10.00, cows and heifers 3.25 9.06, calves 9.00 10.40, stockers and feeders 4.25. Sheep receipts 1 300 steady to 2% lower with lambs 17.00 18.25 and ewes 9.09 10.50.
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Chicago
Desirabie
Muse
Upgat S
Hanover
Hursday
Omaha
St. Joseph
Cattle Hogs and Sheep Receipts Steady in Portland Market
In Portland Oregon on January 1 cattle and calves were nominally steady with receipts of 57 head directed to killers. cows canners and cutters totaled 1 500. Hogs remained steady with 1 135 direct to killers. sheep and lambs showed no receipts.
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Portland
Ore
Sugar market steady as Cuban prices hold. new refined futures
New York sugar quotes show no change early today with Cuban at 452 duty paid and refined grades unchanged at 6.10 to 6.25. Futures firm on cover and buyer interest from Cuban-connected houses, with first refined futures sales in over a year for May delivery at 35.
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New York
Actunl
Eourope
Copper and grain markets report from New York and Chicago
Copper prices unsettled with spot around 57.15 to 57.25 and futures near 5738. Iron and lead steady while antimony sits at 17.50. Chicago grain trade shows December totals at 2.745 billion bushels with wheat 1.355 billion, corn 651 million, oats 372 million and December deliveries at 23.206 million.
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New York
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Chicago Exchange
Joint EASE for Stiff Joints Advertisement Claim
Pharmacists say that when all other remedies fail Joint-Ease will relieve. It is for joint ailments only restoring sore, painful, inflamed rheumatic joints. Joint-Ease limbers up the joints with clean penetrating action and quick results. Sixty cents a tube at druggists. Waters Joint Base gets in joint agony wets out quick.
Motion Pictures to Film Death Valley by Army Aviators
A motion picture concern with military aviators will film Death valley under army air service authorization. Two airplanes will be used for the dangerous flights with high safety precautions. aviators to be selected. Colonel Harry Graham of Rockwell Field announced the plan, approved by Brigadier General Mason Patrick.
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San Diego
Calif
Death Valley
America
Harry Graham
Rockwell Field
Mason Patrick
Army Air Service
Card of Thanks from the Larsen and Trimming families
The Bennett area notice thanks friends and neighbors for support during bereavement and floral tributes. The Moose Legion unit at 116 The Moose Lane announces dances at K. C. hall starting Saturday January 17.
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Moose Legion
K. C. Hall
Influenza Claims Hover in Mexico City Slum Areas
Report notes twenty percent of Mexico Citys poorest districts affected by influenza though health officials deny the figures. In Houston a 1924 housing report cites 9.68 million dollars spent on residence construction, with 2 575 homes built and spending over 1 million above 1923.
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Mexico City
Houston
Jan
Ladies Night Free at Roller Rink Tonight
Locals are invited to enjoy a ladies night free admission at the roller rink tonight. The event offers complimentary entry for women and a casual skating atmosphere aimed at welcoming new skaters.
Radiolite Battery Service Promises Cold Weather Savings
The Pocatello Radiolite Co. advertises Radiolate a patented solution that prevents freezing and restores an old battery to full capacity by removing sulphation. It claims to double battery life by preserving plates and separators and offers service with no charge if unsuccessful.
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Pocatello Radiolite Co
N. Main
Didn't Waste Money on Food
A reader laments wasteful eating but reports lifelong hunger and distress from toast and tea, claiming Mayr's Wonderful Remedy cured her. The ad asserts the product removes mucous and inflammation, promising a money back guarantee via Cook's Deng Store and druggists everywhere.
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Mayr
Cook
Deng Store
Evrywhere
Money market roundup from New York auction data
Call money eased with high and low at 3 percent as the ruling rate stands at 8 percent. Closing bids at 4, offered 2, last loan 3. Call loans against acceptances 8, time loans steady. Mixed collateral 60-9 and 34% 3 percent, 4-6 months 2 percent. Prime commercial paper 3.4 to 6.3 percent.
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New York
Fragmentary OCR Note on Legal Texts and Numbers
Fragmentary text includes scattered numbers and letters: a reference to US government and a sequence 106.24. Missing context and full terms prevent clear meaning or event identification. No identifiable persons, organizations, places, or dates beyond generic references.
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