Market News A Rough Summary of Oil and Stock Quotes
New York market news outlines oil quotations at 2:15 pm and lists closing prices for numerous stocks and bonds. Entries include Prairie Pipe, Standard Oil firms, American Can, Bethlehem Steel, General Electric, U S Steel, tobacco and chemical makers, railroad and utility stocks with varied percentages and noted bid quotes.
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New York
Standard of
Indiana
Tendard of
Mutual
New Bradford
Salt Creek
Allied Chemical
American Car & Foundry
American Smelting & Tl
American Woolen
Atchison
Atest
Atlantic Coast ‘Line
BaldwineLcomiyte
ETA
Baldwin Locomotive
Baltimore & OY Ooo Bom
Bethlehem Stee
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California Petroleum
Canadian Pacific
Central Leather
Cerra
Chesapeake & Onto
Chicago & Northwestern
Chlones, Mil
Chicago
R. J
Vox
Chile
Keener
Coca Cola
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Congoleum
Seeisessean
Crucible Steel
Sanua Cuba
Davison Chemical Afeitactehsernas Ae Die Pont de Nemours Ie
General Hrectrie
Ino
General Irovore
Great Northern
Gulf States Steel Hosuton
Illinois Central
Sekatestetleen International Harvester Tees
T. Tel. & Tel
Invincible Oil
Ronnecott C
Missouri
Kan
Tex
Missouri Eis
Grantein Lead Vce
Mex
Louisville
Aehville Mack Truck
Amend
Cnnsylvania
Iilet
Rettners
Republic Tron & Well
Reynolds Tobacco
Seaboard Air Line
Bears Roebuckian Parogete
Sinclair Con
Sloss
Sheffield Steel & Iron
Southern Pacifica
Southern Railway
Standard Oil
Calgun
Standard Oil of
New Jersey
Ftudebaker Eee
U. Alcohol
Nit Biates Rubber
Ao States Steel
Utah Copper
Westinghouse Electric
Illya-Overland
Oosworth
Texas Co
Texas & ‘Pacific” Tobacco Foarte
United Drugs Bid
Livestock Market Report Chicago and Omaha June 16
Hog receipts 54 009 mostly steady with some sales weak. Cattle receipts 26 000 with most kill ing classes 15 25c lower. Sheep receipts 21 000 very slow with fat lambs about steady to lower. Omaha figures mirror slow, mixed shifts across hogs cattle and sheep.
Hogs Steady. Cattle Slowed. Sheep Sluggish at St Joseph Market
Hogs receipts 6000 with a steady open and top at 7.16. bulk 6.70 to 7.00. Calves and stockers mixed with steer sale showing 9.25 top. Sheep receipts 1600 slow with lambs from 15.90 to 46.00 and ewes around 4.50 to 5.50.
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ST. Joseph St. Joseph
Kansas City Cattle Hogs and Sheep Prices Report
Cattle receipts 15 000 calves 3000 slow bids on fed steers and yearlings uneven early sales 7.60 8.80 stockers steady to 38 50 cows 4 25 6 25 bulls steady calves weak to shade lower feeders 6 00 7 60 hog receipts 10 000 mostly steady top 7 00 bulk 6.76 6.95 packers 180 875 lb 757 695 120 160 lb 6 00 6 96 sows 36 stock pigs 5 256 00 sheep receipts 7500 lambs 600 lower natives 16 00 trades 14 60 16 00 best 16 85 others 14 76 Texas netherg two year olds 7 86
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Chicago
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Strone Wweights
Omaha
Neb
S. Department of
Belogna
Wales
Kansas City
Texas
Potatoes Trading Steady Across Markets
Chicago June 16 reports potatoes steady with fair receipts. New and old stock listed by car counts. Bliss Triumphal prices 2.26 to 2.46. heated varieties 2.00 to 2.20. Regional notes include Alabama and Louisiana sacked goods and Carolina barrel cobblers with mixed prices. Wisconsin bulk round whites at 1.20.
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Chicago
Alabama
Louisiana
Bliss
North
South Carolina
Wisconsin
Sugar Market Moves on Tightening Supply in New York
In New York on June 16 the raw sugar market opened with a 1 8 advance to the 6.15 duty paid basis as trade buys and refinery activity push prices higher. A sale of 17 600 bags of Porto Rican sugar for June shipment supported the market while a firmer inquiry for raw and refined sugar kept futures up nine to ten points for raw sugar but left refined at 6.80 to 6.66 and refined futures nominal.
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New York
Boetter
Market Summary: Silver and Dollar Prices Reported
New York markets note slight moves in precious metals with bar silver quoted around 67, Mexican dollars at 61 percent, and later data showing bar silver at 24 dollars per ounce. The report highlights price activity and commodity quoting for investors.
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New York
Market Quotes From Chicago Grain and Seed Prices
Chicago markets show No 2 red wheat at 1.18, No 1 hard 1.17 to 1.19, corn No 2 mixed 84 to 85, No 2 yellow 84, rye No 2 78, barley 70 to 83, timothy seed 6.00 to 8.00, clover seed 10.00 to 18.60, lard 10.60, ribs 10.12, bellie 10.37.
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Chicago
Oneee
Assénvon Bt WO
Ulymatene
Bellieg
Exchange Rates Across Nations Affected by June Fluctuations
Foreign exchange values in New York on June 16 show irregular quotes. Currencies listed include Great Britain, France, Italy, Belgium, Germany, Holland, Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Switzerland, Spain, Greece, Poland, Czecho-Slovakia, Jugoslavia, Austria, Rumania, Argentina, Brazil, Tokio, and Montreal with varied demand and cable figures in cents and percentages.
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New York
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Switzerland
Spain
Greece
Poland
Czecho-Slovakia
Jugoslavia
Austria
Rumania
Argentina
Brazil
Tokio
Montreal
Metals market brief shows mixed copper tin iron lead zinc
New York copper holds steady on spot and nearby futures around 12 percent. tin firm near 43.62 to 43.76. iron steady at No. 1 20.00 to 21.00. No. 2 ores varied. lead around 7.00 to 7.26. zinc steady near 6.85 in East St. Louis area. antimony at 8.85 spot.
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New York
East St. Louis
Liberty bonds close with varied results in New York market
Liberty bonds closed with mixed figures in New York trading. 8s settled at 101.10. 1st and 2nd 4s were blank. Ind 4s at 101.08. 3rd 4s at 103. dt hike at 1027. USB government 48 at 105.2.
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BONO
New York
Liberty
Ind
USB Government
Money market and rates report from New York
Call money remains easy with rates around 2 percent, bids at 2, and open at 2. Time loans against Acceptances show mixed collateral terms from 80 to 90 days at about 3 8 percent and 4 to 6 months near 8 percent. Prime commercial paper quoted around 4 percent.
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MONEY
New York
Stock Letter and Grain Letter Report From June Market
Logan Bryan reports in New York that price levels improve across bonds and rails amid rising investor interest. Wheat futures reach new highs, with visible stocks shrinking and export demand strong. corn and rye show mixed but buoyant activity with cautious outlooks for a pullback.
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Logan
Bryan
J. B. Edgerton
New York
Stability Drives Bond Preference Across Sectors
The article argues gilt edge bonds favor railroads and public utilities over industrials due to steadier earnings. It compares job stability with investment reliability, noting that earnings variability makes bonds with fluctuating profits unattractive.
Mexicans Give British Affront
London reports that Prime Minister Macdonald described Mexico’s move against British agent Herbert Cummins as a grave breach of international courtesies. Mexico announced Cummins would be expelled for alleged lack of respect and false reporting, while Britain prepared a potential mission to reassess relations.
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London
Prim Minster
Mexico City
Cummins
Foreign Office
Mexico
Great Britain
Thomas Hohler
Bronze Tablet Honors Pony Express Riders
A bronze tablet commemorating the Pony Express station site and riders of 1860-61 was placed at the Salt Lake Tribune building. Sponsored by a Salt Lake chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution, the plaque honors the personnel of that gallant enterprise with an inscription.
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Salt Lake City
Salt Lake Tribune
Daughters of the American Revolution
Martha Washington Candies The Oriole At Postoffice
Martha Washington Candies and The Oriole brand appear as exclusive agents opposite the post office, signaling a local retail listing for confectionery products.
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Martha Washington
Postoffice
The Great White Way Premier at Capitol Theatre
The Screen previews The Great White Way opening at Capitol Theatre on Thursday. The film promises vivid Broadway life on screen with a thrilling and costly boxing clash featuring Pete Hartley and a cast of sports and entertainment celebrities including Irvin Cobb Damon Runyon Joe Humphreys Bugs Moran and Billy DeBeck.
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Capitol Fight
Tang
Whith
Capitol Theatre
Turaday
Broadway
RHA
Irvin & Cobb
Damon Runyon
Joe Humphreys
Bugs” Boer
Billy de Beck
Witwer
Tammany Yong
Ria” Broad
Johnny Gallagher
Pete Hartley
Renny Leonard
Ceht
Matthey
Leonard
Charley ¥Ite
Johnny Dundee
Lew Tendler
Willie Jackson
Johnny
Harttey
Joe Cain
Oscar Bhaw
The Bedroom Widow at Orphenm Theatre Tonight
The Bedroom Widow stars in a latest production at the Orphenm theatre tonight and tomorrow with a mystery centered on a murdered man’s sister and the family lawyer. The bill also includes a two reel comedy Lonetome and Pathe News for added entertainment.
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Reproom
Orphenm
Orphenm Theatre
Chuck
Pathe News
Strand Presents Top Outdoor Film Tonight and Tomorrow
The Strand features a big outdoor thrill by Night of Bironeest with stars J. K. Iincoln Helen Fegruson George Siegmanh Tom Séantechi and Tully Marshall headlining tonight and tomorrow. Yesterday’s new bill showcases George Arliss in Twenty a Week.
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J. K. Iincoln
Helen Fegruson
George Siegmanh
Tom Séantechi
Tully Marshall
Wederday
George Arliss
California skull discovery sparks climate advertising angle
The report notes a 500000 year old human skull find in California used to bolster climate rhetoric. It comments that such paleontological finds would aid promotional efforts for climate messaging.
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California
Boston Transcript
Wholesale prices fall in May 1940s report shows drop
Washington June 16 AP bureau of labor statistics released May figures showing a continued decline in wholesale prices. The index fell from April to 147 as farm products and metals led the decrease while food costs held steady. Overall May prices were about six percent below May of last year.
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Washington
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Department of Labor
Foots
Notice for Public Publication in Tremor Department
Notice is hereby given Awat Manda Brewster for the arts of Ballard Brewster deceased of Takom Idaho who on May 20 184% made homestead entry serial 032405 for AW MY BW YW Bec BR Be Ke My sec 30 township 86 cast Boise Metals has filed notice of intention to make three year proof to establish claim to the land before Theo Turner U S commissioner at Pocatello Idaho on June 21 1924 Claimant witnesses Arthur Cutshatts A P Norris James Chandler John Wilson all of Inkom Idaho
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Department of the Tremor
USA
Jana
Blackfoot
Maho
Tange
Boise Metals An
Elkim
Theo Turner
U. S
Pocatello
Idaho
Arthur Cutshatts
A. P. Norris
James Chandler
John Wilson
Inkom
Bonding and crime entry listed in Bannock County notice
Fragmentary OCR mentions a September 12, 1823 entry in Bannock county with names Lamose Edmo and others. It references a bonding matter and an application dated July 2, 1834, with scattered details about a case of crime or offenders.
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Jung
Bannock County
City notice on removing dead trees from lot boundaries
Owners warned that all dead trees on or abutting city lots must be removed within ten days. If not done the city will charge the costs to the property and add the amount to the 1924 tax bill. Park Commissioner Raymond urges immediate help to improve the city.
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Raymond
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