Pros and wool trade notes reflect varied UK markets
A Canton Daily News despatch notes broad business gains in New York with strong corn prospects and rising livestock demand. Steel lumber and cement firms report robust orders, while coal and wool trades face unsettled antitrust style tension. Rubber tire firms show rising profits and demand, and electric power use climbs.
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Canton Daily News
NEW York Ag
Hoover
California
Department of Commerce
England
Stevenson
Lee Rubber & Tire Corporation
Akron Rubber
Goodrich
Goodyear
Mason
Selberling
Mahoning Valley
Birmingham
Oregon
Pennsylvania
White Motor Co
Cleveland
New York City
Haynes
Haynes Auto Co
General Parts Co
Flint
Hudson and Wessex
Workers End Seven Day Week Drive Gains in West and South
In a column from the South, B C Forbes notes broad support for ending seven day work, with Western railway executives likely to lead the move. Fort Worth leaders like W G Stripling and Charles A Wheeler balance business and golf, while San Antonio bankers discuss expanding a strong local bank. A Texas hay market declines as autos reshape farming logistics.
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West
East
Western Railway
United States
W. G. Stripling
Port Worth
Golf Unksa
Robby Jones
Mr. Stripling
Stripling
New York
Fort Worth
Chamber of Commerce
Charles A. Wheeler
Wheeler
Stern
William J. Balley
Tarrant
Texas
Prices To Farmers From Obto Bulidere Milling Co
Prices for farm commodities listed by Obto Bulidere Milling Co include Wheat old No 1 at 148 per unit and No 2 at 144. oats and hay priced per bale with straw at 12. poultry items from Warry H Dean feature hens light at 23 to 26 cents per lb and heavy at 23 to 25 cents. Belgian hares dressed at 85 cents per lb and goose at 18 cents per lb.
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Obto Bulidere & Milling Co
Warry H. Dean
Cece Scence
Market Price List For Fresh Produce At Arcade Market
A scanned price list from The Housewife shows corrected items and prices. currants, corn, green onions, celery, parsley, spinach, papayas, potatoes, melons, lettuce, chives, cantaloupes, cherries, raspberries, apples, grapes, pickles, tomatoes, oranges, bananas, cucumbers, onions, mangos, walnuts, almonds, hazelnuts, beans, radishes, lettuce heads, carrots, beets, dates, coconuts, peas, artichokes, cabbage, navel oranges, sweet potatoes, blackberries, apricots, lemons, plums, huckleberries, peaches, endive, and more with varied per unit or per quantity pricing.
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Senegal
Lee
Texas
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Ford
Virginia
Calif
Alberta
Bumper crops corn potatoes praised by traveling merchant
A market observer traveling the country notes exceptional bumper crops of corn and potatoes with corn stalks reaching nearly 15 feet. He forecasts a strong August for ears and reports potatoes and tomatoes also thriving. Local markets show mixed prices with slight upticks for fruits and greens while grains see no local changes. Chicago grain reports describe a sharp month end price surge for July wheat despite claims of cornering. Locally, wheat and grain prices remain steady.
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Chicago
Pian Nealers
New York Stocks Show Strength in Midsummer Week Review
On August 1 in New York, the stock market closed the week with notable strength in select issues. Steel common advanced, General Electric hit a new high, and General Asphalt along with Missouri Kansas Texas and St. Louis San Francisco rails showed strength. DuPont six month report noted net income near 11 million dollars, boosting auto sector optimism alongside Studebaker results. Total volume around 600000 shares.
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Wall Street
New York
General Electric
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
St. Louis-San Francisco
DuPont Company
Studebaker
Curb Market Firm as Wall Street Rallies on Film Stocks
New York August 1 The curb market stayed firm in today's brief session with motion picture shares leading gains. Warner Brothers Pictures Class A hit a new high near 1938 as Pathe Exchange Class A stayed buoyant, Fox Films rose modestly, and New Jersey First Co earnings for Q2 came in at 3.20 a share while six month net reached 6.54. Humble Oil climbed on Houston dividend news. Miller Rubber rose while other peers hardly moved. Public utilities remained in strong demand.
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New York
Warner Brothers Pictures
Pathe Exchange
Fox Filma
New Jersey First Co
Humble Oil
Houston
Miller Rubber
Wholesale Poultry Butter Uggs Local Produce Markets
Regional market notes list wholesale and retail dairy items with prices and products from Chicago Cleveland and Pittsburgh markets. Entries include cheese, butter, eggs, live poultry, and produce with unit prices and car/box quantities for Aug 1 reports. Strong entities include Twins, daisies, long horns, York States, Ohio, and Pittsburgh marks.
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Chicago
Pittsburgh
Ohio
Market Quiet as Cotton Cloths Hold Steady
New York reports a quiet cotton cloth market with no change. Raw silk in Yokohama remains firm, while Canton buyers are urged to act, suggesting potential price advantages there.
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New York
Yokohama
Rubber Prices Rise in New York Trade
New York on August 1 reports crude rubber advancing three cents to 96 cents a pound, up from 79 3/4 cents a month earlier and 23 cents a year ago.
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New York
Bond market surges on Florida land stock play
New York bonds jump to a high above 146 helped by a speculative push in Florida West ern and Northern 7a. The rise follows a plan that upon redemption at 104 on Nov 15 allows bondholders to receive 10 shares of Land Co. of Florida stock per $1,000 bond. Other issues were mixed with some lows and firming adjustments. Official NYSE list shows total sales of $4.88 million and varied activity versus prior periods.
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Kuhna-Batchelor Co
New York
Er Reseres
United Eastern
Gabriel
Standard Oil
Indiana
Carib Syndicate
Prairie Pipe
Apulpa
Kuhns Atchelor O
Wilcox Aenea We Ewnes
Hes & Ohio
Wilson, New
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Gen Electric
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RSG Durant O
Goodrich Rubble
Cleveland Auto. Com
Gt North Pref
Gulf Steel
Ford
Canada
Woodley
Jordan Motor
Kelly-Spring
Moon Motors
Mo Pacific
Bh Ky Mtgemry Ward
NYC E& New Cons Cor
Nort Nynha & H
West
Nth American
Nor Pac
Pacific Oil
Penn R
Royal Dutch
Savage Arms
BRM
Sears-Roeb
Sinclair
Sou
Union Pac
United Alloy
U_S Steel
Wabash A
West Union
West Elec
Wheel
White Motors
Willys
Canton Daily News
Florida
the Land Co. of
International Mercantile Marine
New York Stock Exchange
Livestock Markets Across Cities Report Mixed Hog and Cattle Trade
Union Stock Yards reports uneven hog sales with heavy stock down a dime, prime light hogs steady at 14 to 14.25, and best steers at 15.25 in five years. Cleveland and Pittsburgh markets show varied cattle and calf prices, with hogs around 14 to 14.60 and steers trading up to 15.25 in some spots, while Chicago notes steady hogs and cattle values and mixed lamb and sheep activity across regions.
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Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Bullish wheat gains lift Chicago market in weekly rally
In Chicago on August 1 1925 a bullish wave pushed wheat prices higher aided by deteriorating Saskatchewan crops and Western forecasts. No. 2 Red values rose while cash grain quotes showed premiums over futures and mixed results across corn. Lard and meats fell slightly as futures closed higher for wheat and mixed for corn, with weekly gains noted in select grains.
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Chicago
George M. LeCount
Corn Head
Saskatchewan
Winnipeg
St. Louis
New coastwise steamers linked New Orleans port
A coastwise steamer service exists between New Orleans, Jacksonville, Savannah, and Charleston by the New Orleans and South Atlantic Lines. Three vessels have been placed on the run, expanding coastal trade from the port.
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New Orleans
Jacksonville
Wool Market Outlook in Boston Shows Limited Concessions
Buyers in Boston wool markets face disappointing results as dealers hold firm while some secondhand holders ease by one to two points in finer grades. Concessions remain modest, not exceeding a cent per pound. Pulled wools show strong demand with double A's around 1.85 and A's near 1.25 per pound.
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Boston
Bond Opening Turns Liberty Bonds Trading Upswing
New York August 1 opening liberty bonds show varied prices with 34s at 100.25, first 45 at 101.25, second 4s at 100.26, third 4s at 101.12, fourth 44s at 102.04, new 4s at 102.30, and new 4s at 106.12. Strong demand signals investor appetite for government securities.
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United States
U. S
Liberty
Cee Ns
Belgium
Bolivia
Brazil
Canada
Cuba
Denmark
Indus
Athens
Od Coe
Netherlands
Norway
Queensland
Rio Grande
Joodrich
Ty Goodyear T
Hirty
Humble C
Illinois Bell T
Kansas
CP & LI
Ohio
Otis St
Ng Pacific T & T
Steel & T
Toledo
US Rubber Sa
U S Steel
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Ricu Willys Overland
Youngstown & T Ga
Tna B&o
B& O
B&o
B & O Bs
Eere Neers
R& O
B&oois
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Nyc
Sears
I Southern Ry Bis
W & LE
New York
Buggy Driver Struck by Auto Near Louisville
Peter Klopfenstein driving a buggy on the Maximo Union road near his home two miles north of Louisville was struck by a car with a Pennsylvania license. He was thrown into a ditch with bad bruises. The horse escaped unharmed but the buggy was badly wrecked.
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Louisville
Peter Klopfenstein
Maximo-Union
Pennsylvania
Klopferstein
Bugsy
Painter Hurt in Fall at Kauke Hall Scaffold Incident
Aug 1 Wooster reports Hernia Krieger, a university painter, fell ten feet from a scaffold in the main entrance to Kauke Hall. His right leg was broken just above the ankle after a step ladder slipped from under a seat fold.
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Ernest Brown
Mr. Brown
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Brown
Terrell
Thas
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Tio Ai
Canton
Henry L. Doherty & Co
Cities Service
Harry Fife Co
American 2 Bank
Arctic Lee
Brick Tee Tees
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Oessee
Central Steel
Idaho Cay
Citizens Gidg & Loan
Canton Material Co
Canton Stamp & Bn Co
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Canton Morrie Plao Bank
Dannemiller Pfa
Diebold Safe & Lock
Dime Savings Bank
First National Bank
Geo
Harter Bank
Met. Pavrick « Vase
Metro
Pav Brick
Miller Blanchard
Stark
Stail
Ee Metail
Ross Butter Stores
Harrie Arcade
Mio Sweitzer
Wisconsin
North Canton
Harry H. Dean
N. Y. Stocks
Stuart P. West
United Alley
Timken
N.Y. Curb
William Fpf
Heffernan
Standard
Anglo American
Borne Scrymser
Buckeye
Chesebrough
National Transit
NY Transit
Ohio Oil
Penn Mex
Southern Line
South Penn
South West Penn
Kentucky
Nebraska
Tae
Swan & Finch
Washington Ou
York States
Kuhns-Batchelor Co
Ausa
Amer Multiraph
Amer
City Tee & Fuel Ates
Cleveland Railway
Firestone T & R Aenens
Firestone T & R
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Eresese
Goodyear T & R
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Miller Rubber Het Ee
National Refining
No O T & L
Ohio Bell Tel
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Paragon Refining
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Richman Bros
River Raisin Paper
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Trumbull Steel
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George T. Hughes
Cago
Eastern Illinois
Dugs
Great Northern Adjustment
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Youngstown
Grandeland
UNION
Chicago Livestock
Builders’ Supplies
Obio Builders & Milling Co
Pottianad Cement
Dbi
Paris
George C. Schnackel
Toledo Grain
Ucaeh
Mareh
Alsike Dee
Timothy Ald
Jiratal
Dee
Business Survey
Minneapolis
Aspgrove
Ore
Forest Lumber Co
Kansas City
Springfield
Sears, Roebuck & Co
Philadelphia
Russia
Rochester
N. Y
Empire Milking Machinery Co
Stoomfield
N. J
ST. Paul
E. A. Cudahy, Jr
Farmers Terminal
Wool Market
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