New York Stocks Close With Varied Quotations
Markets in New York closed with mixed results on July 25. American Can rose to 200 percent, AT&T to 140 percent, Corn Products to 88, General Electric at 291, United Cigar at 82, U S Rubber at 62, U S Steel at 117, U S Steel pid at 124, Westinghouse 73, White Motors 81, Sears Roebuck 191, Mack Truck 204, International Harvester 117, Standard Oil NJ 43.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
American Can
General Electric
United Cigar
U. S
Westinghouse
White Motors
Seara Roebuck
Mack Truck
International Harvester
Standard Oi
N. J
Liberty Bonds and Grain Outlook From New York and Chicago
Liberty bond prices closed mixed with gains in new issues and a week of overall cheaper money. Chicago grain futures closed lower amid light trading while hogs and cattle in Chicago markets showed firm tone with steady to higher prices across weights and grades.
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New York
Kansas City and Omaha Livestock Market Review
Market reports from South Omaha Kansas City and St Joseph show cattle receipts around two to seven thousand with steady to higher trends for week. Prices span steers 4.50 to 14.00, cows 2.50 to 9.50, hogs 12.60 to 24.06, sheep 7.25 to 15.00, with top values noted for heavy weights and loading yard specific quotes.
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Chicago
South Omaha
Isau
Kansas City
St. Joseph
Atlantic Markets and Notices from Atlantic Iowa 1925
Grain and livestock prices listed with cattle, stockers and feeders steady, old hen and ducks prices, produce quotes, and miscellaneous items. An invite to Red Cross Nursing Service meeting on July 28 plus farm loan offer at 5 percent by Wood and Savery. Elks regular meeting announced for July 27 1925 with a report from grand lodge delegate and notice for full attendance.
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Red Cross Nursing Service
ELKS
Grand Lodge
R. L. Brown
E. R
New York Giant Pitcher Sued for Divorce
Hugh McQuillan, famed New York Giant pitcher, was sued for separation by wife Nellie T. McQuillan in Brooklyn supreme court. She cites in temperance and debauchery, plus associations with another woman and nonsupport, noting they wed April 24, 1917. Cor respondent Miss Helene Goebbel, a former Miss Bronx 1924, is named.
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New York
INS
Hugh McQuillan
New York Giant
Nellie T. McQuillan
Supreme Court
Brooklyn
McQuillans
McQuillan
Worcester
Mas
Helene Goebbel
New York City
Bronx
Atlantic City
Centerville Golfer Baxter Wins Foursome Handicap
Centerville golfer "Six" Baxter celebrated victory over Will Buthe of Iowa and Arthur Bartlett in a fourball event paired with Walter Hagen, world champion. Hagen and Baxter shot 70 to 72, Hagen opening with 37 in the first nine. Immense gallery cheered Baxter as he drove with precision.
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Centerville
Baxter
Bill Buthe
Towa
Arthur Bartlett
Walter Hagen
Hagen
Beau Brummel
Summer Coaching School Closes at State University
In Iowa City on July 25 825 students enrolled in physical education and coaching classes and 225 women registered for athletics. Coaches from 1 states taught the sessions with football coaching most popular at 74 students and basketball next in demand.
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Iowa City
INS
The
State University
Last Night's Bouts At Coney Island and Nearby Venues
Boxers gathered last night with several stoppages and a draw. Jack Delaney of Bridgeport stopped Jack Burke of Pittsburgh in the ninth round at Coney Island while Larry Eastridge of New York drew with Hallan Joe Gans of Brooklyn over ten. Bayonne saw Black Sharkey of New York win unofficially against Midget Mike Moran of Pittsburgh in ten. Rockaway Beach hosted Babe Her n an of California knocking out Kid Henry of Montreal in seven. East Chicago featured Tiger Flowers of Atlanta winning a ten round decision over Lou Bougash of New England. Archie Bell of New York defeated Lew Denny of Aurora NL in six. Ernie Peters of Chicago beat Battling Kid Dugan of Buffalo in four. Sunny Jim Williams of California defeated Waleautt Lang of Chicago in eight. In Dayton Ohio Russ Krump of Indiana knocked out Frankie Garcia of Cuba in the fifth.
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Coney Island
Jack Delaney
Bridegport
Ann
Jack Burke
Pittsburgh
Larry Eastridge
New York
Hallan Joe Gans
Brooklyty
Bayonne
Black Sharkey
Mike Moran
Rockaway Beach
Babe Hernan
California
Kid Henry
Montreal
East Chicago
Tiger Flowers
Atlanta
Lou Bougash
NewEngland
Archie Bell
Lew Denny
Aurora
Ernie Peters
Chicago
Battling Kid Dugan
Buffalo
Sunny Jim Williams
Waleautt Lang
Dayton
Russ Krump
Indiana
Frankie Garcia
Cuba
Western League standings and recent games
Baseball figures list Western League teams with wins losses and pennant percent. Results from yesterday include Des Moines 9 over Tulsa 8 and St Joseph 14 over Omaha 4. National League results feature Pittsburgh 5 St Louis 3 and Boston 6 Philadelphia 0 among others.
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W. i. Pet
Denver
Des Moines
Oklahoma City
St. Joseph
Wichita
Omaha
Tulsa
Lincoln
Philadelphia
Washington
Chicago
St. Louis
Detroit
Cleveland
New York - Boston
Boston
W.W. L. Pet
Pittsburgh
New York
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
St Louis
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Raady
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