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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1925
Page
4
The Daily Markets report shows NYSE closing quotations with American Can at 22 02, A T T 18, International Paper 67, Studebaker Life 4, United Cigar 88 4, U S Steel 12 12, International Harvester 31, Sears Roebuck 210, United Thru 12, and more. The list captures several large names trading in a volatile session.
The report from New York on Liberty bonds shows closing prices with minor gains and mixed corporate notes. Wheat and corn futures moved with volatility as traders awaited September deliveries and winter grain prospects, while selling pressure limited gains in some grains.
The Chicago market digest reports grains opening and closing lower with erratic moves and hogs trading mixed. Cattle receipts show steady fat cattle pricing, with steers and heifers in moderate demand and various feeder and cull lots listed with prices and weights.
Ray Morris has purchased the Hancock oil station on the PLG Whase Property from Howard Scheel and is now in charge of the business. The sale was reported Sept 24 with Morris taking over operations at the site.
Hogs and cattle show mixed movement with steady to strong tendencies in some segments. Prices seen for hogs around 12.50 to 14.50 per cwt in places, cattle and calves varied, while sheep feeders and lambs reported firm to steady demand and volumes noted in the thousands. Market notes reflect regional activity and feeder demand across several stockyards.
Corrected daily market notes show Wheat and No 2 core barley prices with oats, rye and other grains. Cattle and feeders hold steady to slow with cows and heifers at 3.26 to 5.50, hogs 10.50 to 12.00, and assorted produce prices including butterfat, eggs, hens, roosters, geese, ducks and springs.
Magistrate Mary Bell, noted for her quiet demeanor, witnessed the execution of John Keen in Glasgow. It marked the first time a woman official acted as a witness to an English execution. Her remark was that the event did not unsettle her.
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