Corn Prices Fluctuate After Mixed Crop Outlook
Market notes show corn prices hitting season highs then retreating on profit taking as new crop prospects estimate 75.6 percent of normal. July corn at 96 cents, Sept at 94 3/4 cents with wheat and oats also moving. Cash quotes list No 2 corn at 98 1/2 cents and No 3 red wheat around 1.14 to 1.15 dollars. Butter and eggs markets in New York and Chicago show varied shifts with butter easing in major centers.
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Associated Press
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Canada
Hogs Cattle and Sheep Prices at Chicago Market
Hogs receipts 42 000 uneven 10 to 25 cents lower top 7 35. Cattle receipts 11 000 beef steers steady to weak, yearlings scarce, early top matured 10 50 with some 11 held, bulk 8 50 to 10. Sheep receipts 12 000 killing lambs 25 to 50 cents higher. sheep steady. desirable native lambs 13 13 50.
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Associated Press
United States Dept. of Agriculture
New York Money Report Highlights Call Money Rises
New York July 1 report shows call money firmer with high at 3 percent and low at 2 percent. Ruling rate stands at 2 percent, with closing bid at 3 percent. Prime commercial paper trades at 3 percent.
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Metal Market Copper and Bar Silver Prices Quiet in New York
Copper quiet in New York spot and nearby futures at 12%c. Bar silver in New York at Xe Mexican dollars 50%c.
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New York
Safeguard Children on Fourth of July Plea by Committee
New York reports from the National Committee for the Prevention of Blindness urge safe Independence Day celebrations to protect children from eye injuries. They cite four incidents to 224 children involving fireworks and caps, with air rifles and other firearms causing severe damage and lifelong blindness risk.
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Pivotal Industrials Hit New Highs On Upward Market
New York stocks rose with pivotal industrials reaching fresh highs as call money climbed from 2 to 3 percent. Some profit taking occurred near the close, but declines were minor. high grade issues including American Express and United States Steel led gains while oils, motors, and rubbers firmed on short coverings.
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New York
American Express
Kresge
Colorado
Utah
United States Steel
Texas & Pacific
Firework Safety Push Aims to Protect Children
A committee warns of July Fourth injuries to children from firearms and fireworks and urges parents to keep weapons and fireworks out of reach. It calls for restricting dynamite caps and large fireworks to supervised use and stresses vigilance to reduce eye injuries.
South Carolina Delegation Nominates Mrs Springs for Vice President
The South Carolina delegation decided to place Mrs. Leroy Springs of Lancaster in nomination for vice presidency. A six member steering committee will manage her candidacy on the floor. Springs is a former schoolteacher and the state's national committeewoman. This follows the caucus held in New York on July 1.
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New York
South Carolina
Leroy Springs
Lancaster
Springs
Market Again in Forward Moves
Market gains continue with industrials at new highs and steady buying. Prairie Oil signals production restraint while California Petroleum builds a 12 000 barrel daily refinery capacity in Los Angeles harbor to be ready by December 1 1924. Savage Arms profits beat gun division as electrical devices rise. Texas Gulf Sulphur hints at 1924 profits. Tonopah Divide Mining offers to buy Tonopah Midway property.
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Tonopah Divide Mining
Tonopah Midway Company
American flag cut down at Tokyo embassy incident
An unidentified Japanese man cut down the American flag at the Tokyo embassy grounds. American charge d affaires Jefferson Cafferay reported the act to Foreign Minister Baron Shidehara as police search for the suspect proceeds.
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Jefferson Cafferay
Baron Shidehara
Two Aviators Die In Burning Plane At Nashville Field
Nashville report says Capt. A. Truello and his mechanic Private Boyd Copeland perished when their aircraft caught fire on Blackwood field. The men hailed from Norton Field, Columbus, Ohio, and were killed today during the incident. Ice cream freezers made in America are popular in Algeria.
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