Market Prices Rise as Trading Rumors Spark Recovery
Stock prices gained in a buoyant week with general averages past last month’s high. Strong activity came from professional traders, aided by easy money, rising freight car loadings and firming commodity prices. Notable movers included International Combustion, American Browers, Texas Gulf Sulphur, and Electric Refrigeration amid continued nickel plate merger chatter and dairy.
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New York
Olla
Thalle
van Sweringen
Cleveland
Interstate Commerce Commission
Atchison
Storey
Copperas
American
General Motors
Mack Trucks
Hudson
International Combustion
American Brown Bovers
Allied Chemical
Texas Gulf
International Telephone
Wall Street Ends Mixed As Profit Taking Persists
Volume sold remained heavy with 622 400 shares traded but the Dow industrials slipped less than 0 1 while rails rose about 0 4. United States Steel closed near 126 1/2 after dipping to 125. Petroleum shares softened though Atlantic refining rose briefly before retreating. Market breadth showed strong support for some issues despite bears pressing several names.
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New York
United States Steel Common
Atlantic Refining
Bear
Wilson
New
Worthington
American Safety Razor
International Telephone
Sterling
Baltimore
Ohio
Bar allyer Penny Mexican dollars 60
New York reported mixed notes on currency with a reference to Mexican dollars at a value around 60. The fragment mentions June 5 and something about a financial market or exchange context.
Market grain prices Chicago June 6 1920s
Cash grain quotes list Chicago prices for wheat corn oats rye and barley with seed values and miscellaneous feeds. No. 1 hard wheat 1.61 no 2 mixed corn 71 percent no 2 yellow 72 percent oats 41 percent rye 90 percent barley 64 to 73 timothy seed 6.00 to 6.75 clover seed 12.00 to 28.00 hard 16.60 ribs 16.12 beliles 19.00.
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Chicago
L Nieugo
Bank Conditions Show Increased Excess Reserves
The clearing house banks and trust companies report for the five days ending this week an excess reserve of 11.7 million dollars, up 6.08 million from last week when excess reserves stood at 6.85 million.
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New York
Livestock market figures for Chicago and Omaha hogs cattle and sheep
Receipts show hogs 3,000 with mixed quality from 240 to 900 pounds and price ranges from 13.90 to 14.60 for butchers. sows and pigs varied with top weights near 14.60. Cattle receipts 1,000 with feeders scarce and values up to 10.60 for steers, fat cows 5.50 to 7.85. yearlings steady to mixed. heavy fat cattle and bulls around 16. Excerpt on sheep shows 8,000 receipts with fat lambs 16.90, yearlings 16.90, feeding lambs 14.00, and fat ewes 5.50 to 7.00. prices reflect week-to-week changes.
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Chicago
KC Market Report Cattle Hogs Sheep Prices Mixed
Kansas City June 5 cattle data show steady to higher levels for fed steers and light weights with mixed yearlings uneven. hogs gain 10c and top at 14.55 for 200 lb averages. lambs steady to lower with top at 17.25 and native grades 16.25 to 17.10. Packers and stockers prices cited across weight classes and species.
Livestock Prices In San Francisco Market Report
San Francisco livestock receipts show cattle and sheep volumes with mixed demand. Cattle and calves demand softening with steers around 12.00 and packs direct mostly grassers. sheep demand steady with choice lambs scarce and yearlings 8.00 to 8.50, ewes 6.00 to 6.50. Ogden notes 111 decks past week.
Cattle Prices in Portland Week Review
Portland cattle market report dated June 5 notes steady to 25c declines for steer and heifer stock with some sales down 50c. Bulls and calves steady. Vealers 80 to 90c lower. Week’s bulk prices list beef steers 4.60 to 8.70, cows and heifers 4.75 to 7.10, canners and cutters 2.00 to 4.00, bulls not fully shown.
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Portland
Los Angeles Livestock Market Report Summary June
Cattle receipts show mixed week with steers and heifers generally weaker by 50c to over 1.00. Central California fed steers at 8.40 with grassers 8.15, bulk cattle 6.75 to 8.00, cows 4.50 to 5.75. calves 9.00 to 10.00 for good stock. Hogs close at 15.75 top, 15.35 to 15.65 for 170 to 195 lb butchers. sows 10.50 to 11.00. Sheep and lambs higher with choice weights up to 14.00 and common ewes 4.50 to 6.50.
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Los Angeles
California
Ogden Livestock Market Reports Yet Steady Trade
On June 5 Hoyes receipts 530 with 50 for market and 480 to San Francisco. Cattle receipts 94 with beef steers 7.60 to 7.80, cows 2.50 to 4.75, veal calves 7.25 to 9.50. Sheep receipts 3,894 with large Chicago and St Joseph shipments. weekly totals 31,828 with California and Idaho spring lambs in transit east.
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Ogden
Hoyes
San Francisco
Chicago
St. Joseph
California
Idaho
Liberty bonds close with varied gains on New York market
New York Liberty bonds closed with mixed results on June 5. Prices listed include 34s at 106.26, first 4s at 100.15, first 4s8 at 102.19, second 4s at 100.27, third 4s at 103.8, and Treasury 4s at 104.7.
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New York
Liberty Bonds
Treasury
CurB Market Close Report on Various Stocks
Curb quotations show Electric Trend and Share at 674 newly listed, defer r ed 107, Electric Investors 36 percent, Kraft Cheese and National Power and Light preferred unavailable, Continental Oil 20 percent, Prairie Pipe Line and Salt Creek Consortium listings unclear, Standard of Indiana 64 percent, Standard of New York 32 percent, New Bradford 64 percent.
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New York
Electric
National Power and Light
Continental
Brides of England Weave Spring Flower Wreaths
Brides across England replace orange blossoms with wreaths of bright spring flowers. The trend highlights seasonal blossoms and traditional wedding decor choices in the countryside and cities.
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England
Corn Leads Week in Grains as Prices Rise on Hog Feed
Chicago AP reports corn finished the week with the largest net gains among grains. Corn prices rose 1 to 2 1/2 cents a bushel amid optimism that corn now dominates price factors, with wheat steady and provisions up modestly. Experts cite hog feeding profits and a large corn carry in March to July as key drivers, while wheat outlook remains uncertain due to reduced yields and late harvests. Farmers hold corn back awaiting better prices, despite signs of demand.
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Chicago
Tralee
Southwest
Financial market upturn dominates week in New York
The week saw a sharp stock rally lifting industrial averages two points above last week’s close and above April’s peak before profit taking paused gains. Bond trading was dull while basic industries show spotty demand yet high production. Freight traffic hit record seasonal levels and currency moves reflected French difficulties and steady sterling.
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New York
Paris
Markets At A Glance Weekend Trading Snapshot
New York stocks show irregular activity with weekend absorption. Bonds ease as German issues react to profit taking. Foreign exchanges firm while the Polish zloty falls half a cent. Cotton declines on favorable weather. sugar and coffee hold steady for holiday. Chicago wheat strengthens amid reports of southwest crop issues. Corn is steady with wheat. cattle and hogs remain quiet.
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New York
Chicago
Exchange Rates Watch New York June 5
Foreign exchange quotations list notable rates in cents for major currencies and bonds. Highlights include Great Britain at 4.86 percent, France at 3.08 percent, Germany 23.80, Italy 43.764, Tokyo 47.00, Shanghai 72.10, Montreal 100.09 with various cables and 60 day bills on banks.
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Great Britain
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Belgium
Germany
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Switzerland
Spain
Greece
Poland
Jugo Slavia
Austria
Rumania
Aurgentina
Brazil
Tokyo
Shanghai
Montreal
Potatoes Market Brief Sees Mixed Prices and Stock
Market report shows mixed potato prices and stocks across states. Wisconsin round whites, Idaho russets, and Texas field runs listed with several price points and stock levels. market described as steady to firm while new stock trades well.
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Chicago
Wisconsin
Idaho
Texas
Merchants Guild Opposes Danish Retailing Drive
The Merchants Guild of Denmark opposes efforts to boost Danish retailing at one third more than rivals from other countries, arguing against the higher local pricing policy.
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The
Merchants Guild
Denmark
Wheat upturns lift Chicago market to gains
Wheat prices rose several cents in Chicago as both domestic and foreign crop reports unsettled traders. Wheat led gains of 1½ to 2¼ cents, corn and oats advanced or held, and provisions rose with grain strength. Liverpool and European outlooks supported the rally amid weather concerns in Kansas and speculative shifts.
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Chicago
Lune
Liverpool
Germany
Poland
Kansas
Kanearla
Kanens
Palm Beach Girl thrills at Florida speed boat race
Bebe Daniels stars as a country girl who visits Palm Beach and becomes entangled with bootleggers and a speed boat. The comedy centers on a high speed race where she wins, aided by plucky charm and a romance with a wealthy bachelor. Director Erle Kenton keeps the film brisk and visually glossy with Florida backdrops.
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Orpheum Theatre
Bebe Daniels
Palm Beach
Florida
Bebe
Lawerence Gray
Erle Kenton
Byron Morgan
Emily
H.M. Harwood
Forrest Halsey
Beery's Return Echoes Earlier Stage Villain Roles
Noah Beery once again wears a hussar uniform in Pola Negri's The Crown of Lies portraying a conspirator. The piece notes the 24 year span since his days in Siberia and his habit of lethal confrontation, now directed at Negri on stage and screen.
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Noah Beery
Beery
Siberia
Elliot Dexter
Pola Negri
The
Star
Ernest Vajda
Notice of Hearing on Probate of William Hegstrom Will
The Probate Court of Bannock County Idaho fixed June 11 1926 at 10 am in Pocatello for proving the will of William C Hegstrom deceased and hearing the petition for probate and letters testamentary to Alice M Hegstrom. Dated June 2 1926 WM A Hyde Judge and Ex-Officio Clerk.
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Notlee
Bannock County
State of Idaho
William ©. Hegstrom
William C. Hegstrom
Idaho
Alice M. Hegstrom
Pocatello
WM. A. Hyde
Pocatello Adopts Annual Appropriation Bill 1926
The city council enacts Ordinance No. 699 designating funds and appropriations for the 1926 27 fiscal year. It lists funds including General, Auto Park, Pond, Public Library and others, with specific department budgets and revenue allocations from waterworks and park operations.
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Pocatello
Idaho
City of Pocatello
Tola
Annual Appropriation Bill of 1926 Passed in June
The ordinance apportions funds from multiple special accounts including Public Library Fund 11945, Bond Linking Fund 30931.74, Bond Interest Fund 41711.30, Street Lighting Fund 20600, Cemetery Fund 7960, Street Sprinkling 9214.71 and more. It repeals conflicting ordinances and takes effect after passage, approval, and publication as provided by law. Mayor C Ben Ross signs, City Clerk Laura Gough attests.
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Tty
Ecity
Public Library
Reddish Files as Republican Candidate for County Commissioner
Fred Reddish of Lund Idaho filed his nomination as Republican candidate for Bannock County Third District commissioner. A farmer stock raiser and merchant, he has lived in the county 32 years and served as deputy field assessor under L G Case Phillip Stalker and Chas A Brown.
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Bannock County
Reddish
L. G. Case
Phillip Stalker
Chas. A. Brown
Lost brother sought by sister in Idaho Falls notice
A notice seeks information about James Milton Berringer last heard of 47 years ago in Central City Colorado at age 6. Sister Nettie Ellen Berringer or Mrs William Decker at 509 Ridge Ave Idaho Falls Idaho requests any details to locate him. An unrelated fair listing notes exhibits of automobiles radio electrical machinery and liquors at the Zagreb Yugoslavia spring fair this year.
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James Milton Berringer
Central City
Colo
Nettie Ellen Berringer
William Decker
Ridge Ave
Idaho Falls
Idaho
Zagreb
Yugoslavia
Alias Summons Quieting Title in Pocatello Lands
Citizens Securities Company sues Margareta Heumpfner and T H Davis to quiet title on lots 19 and 20 in block 206, City of Pocatello Bannock County Idaho. Defendants must answer within 20 days if in district or 40 days elsewhere. judgment may be entered if they fail. Court date noted June 5, 1926 with Clerk kd. C Barley. Attorneys Merrs Jones Clark Pocatello Idaho.
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Fifth Judicial District
State of Idaho
County of Bannock
Citizens Securities Company
Margareta Heumpfner
T. H. Davis
City of
Pocatello
District Court
County of
Bannock
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