Heavy Utilities Lead Market Rise After Margin Liquidation
A brisk session saw heavy buying in public utilities lifting several to record highs amid a partial rebound after yesterday’s slide. Steel output dipped, Baldwin plant utilization fell to 20 percent, and New York building permits dropped 8 percent in May, while bank clearing surged versus last year.
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Nickel Plate
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Texas-Pacific
American Water Works
Commonwealth Power
Standard Gas & Electric
Laclede Gas
National Distillers
Vick Chemical
General Motors
U. S. Steel Common
Mack Trucks
United States Rubber Common
National Leather
Bon Ami
Liggett & Myers
Markets at a Glance
New York stocks firm as utilities lead a cautious recovery. Erie 4s advance while cotton declines on forecast showers in west Texas. Wheat and coffee close barely steady on weak foreign demand and steady cash support. Cattle and hogs show mixed to lower results.
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Erie
Texas
Cattie
Wool market steady in Boston with brisk sales noted
In Boston on June 4 AP reports wool markets remain fairly active and firm. Lone houses show lively domestic wool sales while mills seek to cover needs as the new clip arrives, constrained by sizes and higher foreign wool prices.
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Boston
Weekly Grain Review Highlights Wheat Decline and Corn Rise
The piece notes a near-term drop in wheat values as new winter wheat moves to terminals while corn prices advance amid planting delays. It cites advances for corn around 4 to 5 cents, and a mixed outlook on exports, rust concerns, and moisture conditions impacting both crops as the season nears the old crop end.
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Chicago
Oklahoma
Kansas
United States
Northaeons
Canada
Itue
Livestock market roundup Chicago June hogs cattle lambs
Chicago receipts show hog numbers at 7000 with prices mostly steady to down. Pigs weak with limited demand. packers active on sows. Cattle receipts 200 with feeders and fat cows down. heavy steers reaching 13.60 but overall demand soft as feed costs rise. Lambs and yearlings mixed with strong weights near 16.50 for fat natives and Westerns. feeding lambs firm to higher amid scarce pasture.
Kansas City Cattle Hogs and Sheep Prices Week Of June 4
Cattle for the week show better fed steers and yearlings down 15 to 25 cents while other killing classes fall 25 to 50 cents. Texas grass steers and medium cows off, stockers and feeders steady. top for the week heavy steers 13.25, long yearlings 12.25, mixed yearlings 11.60. Hog prices mostly 10 to 15 cents lower than Prydsby average. practical top 9.05 for 170–200 lb pigs, bulk 170–225 lb 9.50, 240–350 lb butchers 8.50–8.95. Sheep and lambs steady to 25 cents higher. top Arizona lambs 16.40, natives 16.00, most 15.25–15.85. Texas and Arizona yearlings 10.50–11.25, best ewes 6.50, fed natives 5.00–5.50, Arizona feeding lambs around 11.00–11.25.
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Arizona
Portiey
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Cattle and Sheep Prices Steady to Higher in Omaha Market
Omaha bids show mixed changes with cattle weights 880 to 1,000 pounds at 8.35 to 9.75 and top 9.00 for 210 to 280 pounds, fed steers and yearlings 15 to 25 cents lower than last week while stockers hold steady. Sheep and lamb offerings remain strong with fat lambs 16.75 to 17.00 and feeding lambs around 13.50 to 14.00, two loads of California lambs at 16.75 and 16.00 respectively. Continuous market activity noted through the week.
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Aremnan
California
Market Summary: cattle sheep and hogs week decline in prices
Receipts 3725 with beef steers 25 to 50 cents lower and cows down to 650. bulls and vealers mixed. Hogs show 25 to 75 cent drops with slaughter steers 8.00 to 9.50 and cutters lower. sheep and lambs weakest with finished lambs absent and prices 60 cents lower.
Weekly cattle and sheep market reports from San Francisco
San Francisco market notes show weekly receipts for Hoys Weekly at 2300 and Sheep at 4000, with direct and bulk figures for Nebraska butchers, Californias, and packers. Cattle receipts 1400 with several loads from California, top loads around 960 pounds, and calf receipts including veals. Prices range from 6.10 to 11.50 with varying weights and market activity described as steady or mixed.
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Butcher Town
Market Report Los Angeles Livestock Prices June Week
Los Angeles stock market notes hogs around 75 cents higher on the week with top 11.25 and bulk 136 to 190 pounds averaging 10.90 to 11.50. Cattle a strong week with all classes up to 25 cents. steers bulk 750 pounds to 6.75, top 6.85, heifers 7.50, cows 7.00, calves receipts 900 with weight 200 to 250 pounds at 11.00 to 11.50. Sheep steady with good Californias 13.50, lambs deck 11.75, ewes 3.25 to 6.50.
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Market Report Shows Steady Week for Livestock
Ogden on June 4 reports weekly livestock receipts of 879 with a fully steady market across classes. Cattle include good weighty butchers at 8.00 and beef steers quotable 8.75 to 9.50, veal calves 9.00 to 10.50, and cows 3.00 to 7.00. Sheep show Idaho lambs headed to St Joseph with no sales in the period.
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St Joseph
Hog and cattle market report highlights price ranges
On June 4 hogs traded at top around 9.05 with bulk near 9.00. 860 head for week. Cattle traded nominal with steers 11.25 to 11.75 top. cows and heifers 4.00 to 10.00. calves 5.00 to 9.50. stockers and feeders about 7.50 to 9.00.
Denver Market Report: Cattle Hogs Sheep Prices Steady to Higher
The Denver market notes mixed loads of sheep with lambs up to 15 cents higher and fat lambs top around 16.59. Hogs showed bids around steady with little sales until later, cattle for the week show beef steers and yearlings mostly steady to higher, top steers around 12.00, fed cows weaker, calves and yearlings down to 1.00 1.50.
Grain prices in Omaha market report
The Omaha market note of June 4 lists wheat No 1 hard at 139 1.41 and No 2 hard at 1.44, No 5 hard 140, corn No 2 white 95 96, No 4 white 93, oats No 4 white 48 and sample white 45.
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Omaha
Rains Boost Market as Corn Prices Fluctuate
Weather across the corn belt from Iowa to Ohio drenched fields, lifting market activity but failing to sustain top prices. Corn closed unsettled up 4 to 4.5 cents, wheat steady to down, oats firm, and provisions down as traders eye Argentina imports and future delivery rules amid drought relief in Kansas.
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Foreign exchange quotes steady in New York market
The AP reports June 4 in New York that foreign exchange rates held steady with Great Britain at 4.8514, France 3917-16, Italy 5.554, and various standing rates for Belgium Germany Holland Norway Sweden Denmark Switzerland Spain Greece Poland Czecho Slovakia Yugoslavia Austria Romania Argentina Brazil Tokyo Shanghai Montreal among others with mixed cable and 60 day bill figures.
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Grain prices and futures reported in St Louis
St Louis reports cash grain prices for wheat and corn with multiple grades and the latest futures, showing July and September contracts for wheat and corn with small percentage changes and asked figures. Oats prices for several grades are listed alongside.
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Chicago Cash Grain Prices Reported
Chicago wheat and grain prices are listed with various grades and figures. No. 2 red wheat at 143 percent? No. 1 hard at 1.62 1.52. Corn No. 2 mixed at 1.04144 and No. 2 yellow at 1.04 1.04. Oats No. two white 52.53 percent. Rye not quoted. Barley 86 87. Timothy 4.00 5.25. Clover seed 25.04 to 34.00. Lard 12.55, ribs 12.62, bellies 14.12.
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Wheat prices and car receipts reported from Portland
Portland reports include wheat prices for several grades such as BBB hard white 1.57 and western white 1.47, with hard winter 1.43 and northern spring 1.45. Today's car receipts list wheat 27 and flour 5 along with corn 3 and hay 1.
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Potatoes and Stocks in Chicago Markets Report
Chicago market round up details potato prices shift with new 24 old 22 on track. Stock market shows strength with Alabama Texas Bliss Triumphs and Irish cobblers priced around 11.25 to 11.50. Wisconsin Minnesota sacked white round whites quoted 4.75 to 5.00.
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Market Report Butter Eggs Cheese Prices San Francisco
Net wholesale prices in San Francisco on June 4 show butter at 92 score 41 and 90 score 40, eggs U S No 1 extras 24c ditto medium 20c ditto small loc, cheese California fancy flats 20c.
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Bridge Experts Tilden and Hunter Play Tennis Amid Rain
In St. Cloud France Bill Tilden and Francis Hunter, noted bridge experts and tennis players, could not play a rubber due to a rainy tournament day. Two tennis writers reported the interruption and the halted match.
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Cuba Delays Sugar Grinding Start to 1928 Under Decree
Havana reports President Machado signs a decree delaying the 1927 28 sugar grinding season until January 1 1928. The action follows a study on overproduction by the government and the Association of Corn Planters and includes an extension of a two year deforestation ban. The president says the measures aim to control sugar output for the island’s greater benefit.
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Diamond Jack Alterie Shot at Colorado Ranch Home
Denver reports Louis Varain known as Diamond Jack Alterie a Chicago gangster was shot during an argument at his ranch home 24 miles north of Gypsum Colorado. He was being taken to Glenwood Springs hospital and the cause of the shooting remains unknown.
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Diamond Jack" Alterie
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Market rallies with record highs amid strong demand
Financial Review notes weekly stock trading reached the largest volume since January 1, led by road and industrial shares pushing the average to record highs. Commodities firm with grains rising, corn at season highs before futures trading limits curb gains. Cotton and wheat retreated. treasury long term financing at 3 percent signals easy credit. call money steady near 4 1/4 percent amid end month demand and increased broker loans.
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Liberty bonds closing prices listed for June day
The report from New York shows Liberty bonds closing with mixed results. Prices range with the 3 3/4 percent issues at 100 31, 2 1/2 percent at 100 7, and U S Treasury securities trading around 195.30 on 3 3/4s and 108.29 on 4s.
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U. S. Treasury
Makes Good Drinks Bet ter Silver King Fizz
Dé Wit Bros Co advertises Silver King Fizz as a better drink option with phone contact 781 for orders or inquiries.
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Clarence Chamberlin Aces Endurance Flight To Europe
New York reports Clarence Duncan Chamberlin, 32, planning an express air flight to Europe inspired by his seafaring ancestor. A veteran of electrical engineering studies at Iowa State College and Army Air Service service, he survived a 1926 crash that killed passenger Lawrence Barnelli. His Denison, Iowa parents sent congratulations by telegram as he began the 50 hour endurance attempt.
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Cats Infected With Tuberculosis In Arizona Study
Tucson AP report says the University of Arizona biology department examined 300 cats and found none with healthy lungs all had tuberculosis or pneumonia bacilli or both.
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Ariz
Biology Department
University of Arizona
Summer School for Idaho Southern Branch Pupils
Summer school for children in the University of Idaho Southern Branch will be held in the Whittier Building for pupils in the first four grades. Parents interested in enrolling their children may call 87-W.
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