Wheat futures wobble as rain dampens corn demand
In Chicago early dealings on June 16 wheat markets opened lower on strong European and Canadian crop signals. Prices rose briefly as selling pressure eased but failed to hold, with July at about 1.51 1/2 and September near 1.50 to 1.51, then rising to 1.64 1/2 for July before retreating. Corn weakened on rain prospects, oats held firm, and provisions stayed soft amid corn weakness. CURBOL. New York June 16. Curboils and related quotes follow from various exchanges.
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Chicago
Grain and meat price listing with crops and seeds
Wheat No 2 hard 1.63 to 1.64 percent. corn No 3 mixed 1.09 to 1.12. No 2 yellow 1.11 to 1.12. oats No 2 white 61 to 52. No 3 white 49 to 60. rye none. barley 7 5489. timothy wood 6.00 to 8.00. clover seed 26.25. other items include an h hard 16.90, ribs 18.15, bellies.
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Timothy Wood
Chicago
Potatoes Market Report From Chicago on June 16
Potatoes receipts listed as new 74 and old 19 cars with total 0.8. Shipments show new 492 and old 146. Market described as slow and weak with prices cited for several states and products, including Alabama Oklahoma Arkansas sacks and tarrel cobblers in Virginia and North Carolina.
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Chicago
Michigan
Alabama
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Biles Triumphs
Illinois
eMy Ohiog
North Carolina Tarrel Cobblers
Virginia Tarrel Cobblers
Sugar Market Rises on Higher Prices and Demand
New York reports a rise in raw sugar activity with one thirty second of a cent gain as Cuban and Porto Rican sugar for June shipment to a local refiner sells at 4.46 duty ward. Futures climb two to three points on covering and strong outside demand while refined sugar holds at 5.45 to 5.70 for fine granulated amid ongoing withdrawal demand.
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New York
Hides and Wool Prices and Ogden Market Report
Idaho hide and fur prices listed for salted hides pelt prices and wool by type. New York call money steady around 3 percent with various loan rates. Ogden market report shows hog receipts 604 with prices 12.50 to 12.5 per pound for butchers and cattle receipts 228 with dull demand and a late sale of good cows at 6.60.
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New York
OGDEN
Los Angeles
Chicago
Wales
Stockera
Enera Bay
Bond figures from New York market closing
Liberty bonds closed with 8 percent at 101.1 and U S government 4s at 108.4. First and second 4s blanks show pec peac ard 4s at 101.29 and fourth 4s at 102. U K government 4s, and U S scanners 4p listed at 107.12.
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New York
Liberty
U. Kovernment
U. S
Metals Market Roundup Echoes Mixed Copper Tin Lead Zinc
In New York copper stays firm with electrolytic spot and futures 15 percent. Tin remains steady at 66.37 spot and 4.12 futures. Lead and zinc show mixed moves with spot prices around 8.40 and 7.00 to 7.05 respectively. Antimony trades 16.75 to 17.00, while tron holds unchanged with East St. Louis spot and futures around 7.00 to 7.05.
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New York
Canadian Wheat Market Faces Sharp July Delivery Declines
Winnipeg June 16 AP report shows July delivery futures plunging on heavy selling with overnight losses from 40 to 60 percent. After the drop some buying interest returned, and prices regained about half the losses while cash wheat remained comparatively firm.
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Winnipeg
Man
Chicago and Omaha Market Hog and Cattle Reports
Hog and cattle receipts rise across Chicago and Omaha with mixed demand. Prices show gains for desirable hogs and fat cattle while plains and smaller grades soften or steady amid thin supplies. Strong weights and packing hogs command top quotes. sheep and lambs edge higher in Kansas City and Omaha.
Silver price in London settles at 31 3-16 pence per ounce
The London market reports bar silver at 31 3-16 pence per ounce on June 16, marking current trading levels for the commodity.
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London
Railroads Prove Record Freight Handling Efficiency
R L Ashton president of the American Railway Association says railroads met record freight traffic with peak efficiency and lower operating costs after government control ended. He spoke at the association's mechanical division annual meeting noting greater progress than any other industry in improving facilities and methods.
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Chicago
R. L Ashton
American Railway Association
Rum row policing proves costly across borders
Vancouver reports John McMish of a Sootland distillery says Atlantic coast rum running was nearly eradicated but U S prohibition agents struggle to stop liquor entering the country. He notes six months ago Scotch whiskey shipments to the United States peaked and describes the dry fleet as too expensive to sustain.
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Vancouver
B. C
John McMish
Sootland
Atlantic
United States
Nts
British Marines Arrive in Hankow Amid Far East Tensions
Reports from Hankow on June 14 indicate the British light cruiser Despatch and marines arrived in Fukien waters between Shanghai and Amoy. In Europe the war shifts have left women outnumbering men by about 25 million.
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Chow
Amoy
Porta
Fukien
Shanghai
Oan
Europe
New York Stocks Rally On High Priced Industrials
Stock prices opened higher with oil and motor shares leading gains and Sears rising in brisk demand. International Telephone gained a point as rail shares surged on a new 1926 car loading record, while most advances were fractional and total volume reached about 1,000,000 shares.
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New York
Sears, Roebuck
International Telephone
Sinclair Posts Bonds In Washington Case
Harry F. Sinclair, under indictment with Albert B. Fall and others for conspiracy to defraud the government, appeared before U S Commissioner Cotter in New York and posted $5,000 bonds to assure his appearance in Washington.
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Sinclair
New York
Harry F. Sinclair
Washington
Albert B. Fall
MacMillan Plans Arctic Quest From Boston Amid Amundsen Doubt
Lieutenant Commander Donald B. MacMillan prepares for his ninth Arctic journey with the expedition sailing from Wiscasset after a farewell lunch in Boston. The Peary will carry two planes to Etah as Amundsen’s fate governs timing and goals of the mission.
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Donald B. MacMillan
Arctic
Boston City Club
Charlestown Navy Yard
Wiscasset
MacMillan
Charlestown
Bunker Hill
Constitution
Peary
Maine
Roald Amundsen
Amundsen
Etah
North Pole
Bowdoin Ready for Arctic Run With Extensive Radio Gear
The two masted schooner Bowdoin anchored at Wiscasset awaiting departure on Saturday with the Peary for Lt. Commander Donald MacMillan's Arctic expedition. Ralph Robinson commands the 115 ton vessel with John Reinartz and Benjamin H. Rigg aboard. radio equipment is aboard but not fully installed, radio room located in the hold.
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Bowdoin
Sgeemgere
Peary
MacMillan Navy
Sheepscot River
South Port
Ralph Robinson
Merrimac
Mass
Donald Baxter MacMillan
John Reinartz
South Manchester
Conn
Benjamin H. Rigg
Far North
Help Specials Arrive at Park in Yellowstone
More than 950 park hotel and camp staff arrived on two special trains at Gardiner and West Yellowstone, loaded into eighty five buses, and dispersed to eight park destinations. The arrivals come from Los Angeles and St Paul, with routes aligned along Northern Pacific and Union Pacific lines. Staff are mostly college students preparing camps and hotels for an anticipated 296000 visitors this season.
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Gardiner
West Yellowstone
the Transportation Company
Park
Los Angeles
St. Paul
Yellowstone National Park
Nora
Northern Pacific
Union Pacific
United States
Railroad Rumbles and Personnel Movements
Multiple railway staff changes noted as resignations, returns from leave, and new assignments. M H Esterbrok leaves as car checker for Idaho Oregon Egg Company. H J Williams resumes duties after injury. N S Scott and S T Smith depart June 17 for Twin Falls with pile driver 02080. Tessie Hawks reinstated at B B planing mill. BE Sabine takes 15 day leave to Washington. Neal Anderson returns after four weeks away. J J Armstrong etc. Gregory Cloughley and others visit. Overland Park improvements completed including grand stand and related facilities.
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M. H. Esterbrok
Idaho Oregon Egg Company
H. J. Williams
Opening Day Promises Big Yellowstone Park Visitor Influx
Yellowstone National Park readies for a formal opening Thursday at 9 am with park superintendent Horace M. Albright forecasting the season’s largest tourist influx. Governors from five western states attend ceremonies at West Yellowstone, along with Blackfoot, Jackson Hole cowboys, and the park ranger force.
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Horace M. Albright
National Preserve
West Yellowstone
Mr. Albright
Fort Hall Reservation
Jackson Hole
Park
Oregon Short Line Railroad Company
Nellie Ross
Wyoming
C. Moore
Idaho
J. Morley
Colorado
George H. Dern
Utah
J. E. Erickson
Montana
Gateway
Far East
Bayground
California
Chamber of Commerce
Mammoth
Yellowstone
Firehole
Madison
Monkey Bizness and Town Hints at Local Turbulence
The piece notes ongoing friction between the Idaho state board of education and Pocatello city officials as growth sparks criticism. It humorously references national figures and markets, then shifts to local commerce including discounted instruments, June wedding gifts, and Zenith radio models, asserting local status as Zenith dealers on E. Center Street.
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Pocatello
Tiffany's
New York
Sears Roebuck
Chicago
Holton
Zenith
Pocatello E. Center ST
Valges Sheret
Gear Jammers Lead Student Tours Through Yellowstone Park
Yellowstone Park Transportation deploys large yellow buses for student trips through the park. Drivers, called gear jammers, answer questions and guide tours along the grand loop as Park opens on Tone 18 with driver reviews to ensure familiarity and safety.
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Yellowstone Park
Wyo
Park
Yellowstone
Grand Loop
Chairman Carter Dies in St. Paul at 58
George W. Carter 58, general chairman of the Order of Railway Conductors for the Chicago Saint Paul Minneapolis and Omaha line, died in St. Paul. He helped organize the Transportation Brotherhood bank of Minneapolis and previously lived in Omaha, Nebraska.
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Carter
St. Paul
Minn
George W. Carter
Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis and Omaha
Transportation Brotherhood Bank of Minneapolis
Omaha
Neb
Editor Stekloff Ousted From Izvestia By Communist Authority
Moscow reports show M Stekloff editor of Izvestia removed by the controlling commission of the communist party. He is cited for living beyond the party standard and violating discipline, and he loses his Izvestia post and his seat on the central executive committee, with possible reinstatement upon conduct during a probation period.
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Communist Party
M. Stekloff
Izvestia
Stekloff
The
Soviet
Belle Kinney Wins Jackson Statute Contract
Belle Kinney of Nasheville has been awarded the contract to sculpt a statue of Andrew Jackson for Tennessee. The work will be placed in the statuary hall of the U S Capitol in Washington.
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Nasheville
Andrew Jackson
State of
Tennessee
National Capitol
Washington
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