Chicago and St Louis July 20 Live Stock Markets Summary
Chicago hogs traded slow with buyers and varied bids. top hog prices ranged around 12 to 13.90 per hundredweight and heavy hogs at 13 to 13.90. Cattle volumes reached 16,000 with best fed steers around 14.59, yearlings near 14, and dealers around 10.50. Sheep saw 15,000 head with lambs 14 to 14.25 and western ewes 8 to 8.50. St Louis reported 9,000 hogs with 160 to 200 pound lots at 13.90 to 13.95, cattle 10,900 with canners 2.50 to 3 and bulls 4.25 to 5, best light weight cattle 25 to 50 cents lower, top 19.25, sheep 3,500 with lambs 13.50 to 13.75 and fat ewes around 7.59.
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Chicago
Idaho
St. Louis
Fort Worth
Grain prices report from Amarillo market
Amarillo grain quotes show prices for wheat per bushel No 1 Kafir per 100 pounds and milo maize per 100 pounds. Oats and barley quotes listed with figures including 1.55 and 1.90 55 70 as part of the market snapshot. The data reflects a daily basis basis price list for prominent grains.
Kansas City Livestock Market Report Highlights
Kansas City market data for cattle hogs and sheep dated July 20 shows cattle tally at 27 000 and calves 6 000 with mixed demand and prices including grain fed at 11 to 12, midweights 13.50, grass cattle from 8.50 to 9.50, and cows 3.75 to 5.25. Hog sales total 8 090 with 170 to 250 pound range 13.40 to 13.50, light weights 13 to 14.25, packers inactive and sows 12 to 12.35. Sheep at 9 000 with Colorado up to 14.50 and natives 12.75 to 13.50, Texas 5, Louisiana wethers 6.25 to 7, Colorado top 8.25.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Colorado
Texas
Louisiana Wethers
Fort Worth Livestock Prices Across Cattle Hogs and Sheep
Fort Worth livestock market figures show cattle 5 000 head including 1100 calves with various classes priced from 2 to 9 3 per hundredweight. Hogs 1 400 head around 13 25 to 13 50 with ranges for different grades. Sheep 3 000 head slow with lambs 10 50 to 13 and feeders 9 to 10 per hundredweight.
Chicago grain and provisions market report
Chicago July 20. Wheat numbers show red 2 at 159 to 164, red 3 at 158. Corn 2 mixed 107 to 109, 3 mixed 105 to 105. Oats 2 white 48 to 60, 3 white 42 to 46. Rye 2 numbers 98, 3 101 to 102, 4 1.04 to 1.05, with fats for lard and ribs and heddles listed.
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Chicago
Kansas City
Kansas City cash grain prices
Kansas City cash grain prices show wheat and corn offerings with firm ranges for hard and red wheat while oats slip slightly. Corn shows mixed and yellow varieties with prices in the low to mid hundred ranges and oats move down two cents.
New Orleans Cotton Futures Close Steady in New Orleans
New Orleans July 20 Lotton futures closed steady and barely changed as the market absorbed modest price moves. Traders noted light activity with bids and offers lingering around the prior session levels.
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New Orleans
Lotton
Amarillo Produce Poultry and Eggs Listing
A fragmentary page lists poultry items including Leghorn hens and broilers, with pricing like 20¢ per unit and 10¢ for eggs. It notes pack stock butter and mentions old turkeys and packing stock terms with loss charges.
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Tom Peer
Dallas Spot Cotton Prices Today
In Dallas on July 20 spot cotton stood at 24.39 cents per pound, with Houston at 24.45 and Galveston at 24.55 cents.
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Dallas
Houston
Galveston
Cotton Market Quiets as Futures Steady Between Quotes
New York reports quiet cotton trading with middling spot at 24.45 and futures holding steady. July contracts near 23.70, October 23.90 to 23.92, December 24.05 to 24.08, January 23.49 to 28.51, with March at 23.80 and May 24.05 to 24.07.
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New York
Cotton futures drifted steady with minor declines
New York trading shows cotton futures closing virtually unchanged to down a few points. Prices listed include July at 23.89 and 23.70, December near 24.18 and 24.06, and March around 23.80 with limited moves amid the session.
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New York
Spot cotton prices little changed in New Orleans
New Orleans spot cot ton closed unchanged with sales 1194 bales. Arrivals 64 bales. Prices listed: low middling 22.85, middling 23.85, good middling 24.45. Receipts none. Total stock 67,718 bales.
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New Orleans
Money Rates in New York on July 20
Call money remained steady with high 3 percent and low 3 percent, the ruling rate at 0.75 percent, closing bid at 8 percent and offered at 4 percent, last loan at 4 percent, and call loans against acceptances at 3 percent. Time loans held firm with mixed collateral for 60 to 90 days at 4 percent and 4 to 6 months at 4 to 4.5 percent, with prime commercial paper quoted at 3 to 4 percent.
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New York
Percentages and company names from a vintage stock listing
A garbled OCR stock table lists numerous corporations and percentages alongside partial names such as Baldwin Locomotive California Gas General Electric General Motors Standard Oil and Westinghouse Electric. The fragment appears to be a historical market snippet showing percent values tied to various firms. The text is fragmented and includes many misspellings and stray characters.
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Locomotive
Amy Tel & Tel
Atohngon
Baldwin Loco
California Pet
Sasscessese
Leath
Chandler Motor
Consolidated Gas
Esseesesees
Esseceses
General Electric
Ecevsesesee
Independent
O. & G. Wasceess
Ecseceenwie
Wah Eoneeeeeee
Kennecott Cop
Eesecceer
Marland Ol
Leespind Oi
Mem
Seaboard Oil
Standard Oil
N. J
Wcceeenees
Brudchaker
Many Hogs Shipped by Brumley of Hereford
Hereford July 20. Twelve cars of hogs were shipped to Fort Worth and California markets in the past week by G. W. Brumley, local hog buyer leading Panhandle in yearly shipments. Since January 1 Brumley has bought and shipped about $300,000 worth of hogs. The report also notes wide Polish tobacco purchases and Germany increasing imports of luxury foods as currency stabilized since 1923.
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Globe
Hereford
Fort Worth
California
G. W. Brumley
Panhandle
Brumley
Germany
Spain Provides Loans To Home Builders In Peseta Funds
Spain allocates 182000000 pesetas to aid domestic builders with loans. Evening hours are reading hours.
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Spain
Tech College Officials to Speak at Dalhart Meeting
Lubbock July 20. P W Horn president and A H Lehdigh dean of agriculture of Texas Technological College will speak at a West Texas Chamber of Commerce district meeting in Dalhart on August 24. Horn notes he has addressed the chamber across West Texas since becoming head of West Texas New school. He recently spoke at Paducah in June.
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Globe
Lubbock
P. W. Horn
A. H. Lehdigh
Texas Technological College
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
Dalhart
Horn
West Texas
West Texas’ New School
Paducah
Tech
Royal inter religious wedding arranged for Mafalda and Philip
The Tribuna reports special ecclesiastical arrangements for the religious marriage of Princess Mafalda, second daughter of the king and queen, to Prince Philip of Nesse. Monsignor Beccari led the actions at regent talks with Cardinal Merry Del Val. The ceremony will follow Catholic rites except for a mass dispen sation not granted. Philip accepts Mafalda’s Catholic liberty and intends children raised Catholic.
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Associated Press
Rome
the Tribuna
Mafalda
Prince Philip of
Nesse
Monsignor Beccari
Merry del Val
Supreme Congregation of the Holy Office
Prince Philip
Tamworth hog stock to found Texas Tech tenure
Lubbock July 20 A K Flowers of D e Nas will donate Tamworth hog stock to the animal husbandry department of the Texas Technological College foundation stock. W L Stangel head of the department praises the Tamworth herd and notes Stangel, a professor at A M College of Texas, will not be released from A M until after summer session and plans to move to Lubbock in late August.
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Globe
Lubbock
Tamworth
Flowers
Stangel
Riley Farned Memorial Triggers Greenfield Poetry Gifts
The Greenfield Indiana fund of 12500 buys forty acres by the Brandywine front where Riley wrote of simple life. Citizens defend poetry’s value amid critics while noting Riley’s enduring warmth. An Amarillo reader jokes about salt water wells and oceans.
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Portland Oregonian
James Whitcomb Riley
Brandywine
Greenfield
Ind
Riley
Hugene
Darrow and Raulston Quarrel Draws Out Trial Debate
A mild contest over how scientific witness statements should be presented unfolded in Nelson Tennessee. Defense and state counsel argued whether to read the full statements or excerpts to the court. Judge Maulston allotted one hour for the reading, with interruptions allowed and a noon recess amid the reading.
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Nelson
Tennessee
Jacob G. Lipman
College of Agriculture
Rutgers
Fay Cooper Cole
University of Chicago
Maynard M. Metcalf
Oberlin College
Charles Hubbard
Dool
Kirtley F. Mather
Harvard
A. G. Hays
Stewart
W. J. Bryan
Dudley Field Malone
Clarence Darrow
Maulston
Mr. Hays
Walter Whitaker
Knoxville
Shailer Mathews
Hays
Defense argues Bible can be literal and figurative
Dayton July 20 defense lawyers for John T Scopes contend they can prove from biblical scholarship that the Bible is both literal and figurative and that it addresses the soul versus the body. They argue the Bible's accounts may be harmonized with evolution and that interpretation varies by scholar.
Judge reads Colloquy to Darrow in Contempt Citing
Dayton Tenn July 20 part of the colloquy read by the judge in citing Mr Darrow for contempt follows the court colon what is the colonel what is the continuous pace and context of the exchange in the ongoing contempt case involving Darrow as reported in this dispatch
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Darrow
The
Associated Press
Dayton, Tenn
President Coolidge Shapes Congress Agenda During Recess
Swampscott Mass July 20 President Coolidge began formulating the administration plan for the December session. He met with Senator Curtis Republican Leader and finance committee member to review revenue tariff issues and farm relief. Further summer talks with other leaders are planned to map the administration stance on taxes and agricultural measures.
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Associated Press
Swampscott
Mass
Coolidge
White House
Curtis
Senate
Finance Committee
Brother of R. H. Scott Dies in Greenville
A telegram from R. H. Scott manager of the local Swift & Company branch reports his brother W. Scott died this morning in Greenville after a two week illness. He had been in banking there for years and will be buried tomorrow at 3 p.m. in Greenville.
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R. H. Scott
Greenville
Swift <Nd Company
W. Scott
Purpose of cross examination sparks courtroom clash
In a heated exchange, Mr. Darrow says cross examination aims to reveal prejudice, not truth, while the court and prosecutor clash over time, rulings, and the admissibility of evidence. Friction erupts as Darrow defends defense rights and questions the fairness of trials.
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Mr. Darrow
Weekend toll rises from Midwest auto and drowning accidents
Fourteen deaths were reported for the weekend in the Midwest from automobile crashes and drownings. Five people were killed near Brookfield Ohio when an air mobile was struck by a New York Central passenger train at a grade crossing. Four died in Indiana motor accidents with ten injured, one critically.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Middle West
Brookfield
Ohio
New York Central
Indiana
President retrenchment saves 75 million in 1925 budget
Mexico City reports that more than 75 million dollars have been saved by economies in President Collier's 1925 budget. The War Department alone accounts for 9 million dollars in savings through the president's retrenchment plans.
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Associated Press
Mexico City
President Collies
War Department
Array of legal talent at Plainview rail meet
A group of senior railroad officials and attorneys from Fort Worth Dallas Sherman St Louis Chicago and Houston attended the Plainview rail meet. Names included Barwise Jr Wharton Burnham Clarity Murray Sterley Hulen Gowdy Smith Miles Lazarus Hamilton Young Powell Noonan Cain Knox and others. The Texas railroad commissioners hinted they may issue a recommendation after the interstate hearing a move noted as unusual.
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W. J. Barwise, Jr
George Wharton
Fort Worth
C. G. Burnham
Burlington System
F. E. Clarity
Denver Road
T.A. Murray
Dallas
W. F. Sterley
John Hulen
Houstin
R. C. Gowdy
Quanah
Texas Railroad
State Commission
Interstate Commission
Courtroom to be moved out in open air
Dayton Tenn July 20 crowdpacked the court room as plaster cracks suggested danger. Judge Raulston ordered the proceedings moved to a platform on the courthouse grounds while the building was deemed unsafe.
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Associated Press
Court Room
Dayton
Tenn
Raulston
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