Retailers Forecast Record Trade From Farmers
In a Canton Daily News reprint, editors note farm yields shape a strong 1925 retail outlook. Private forecasters predict wheat profits amid mixed crops, corn near 3.035 billion bushels, tight carryover, and strong cattle demand. Rain variability across the Midwest and Southern states influences hay, cotton, potatoes, and rice prices, with cotton yields near 13.864 million bales and some two dozen states facing uneven rainfall.
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United States
J. C. Revie Telia
New York
America
Mall
Direct
Canada
Dominion
Middle West
Blue Valley Creamery Institute
Tennessee
Arkansas
Texas
Georgia Conditions Best In Forty Years
Canton Daily News reprints Col. Henry W. Atkinson's assessment of Georgia's growth. He cites industrial transformation from agriculture to manufacturing, rising textile plant activity, and strong power resources. The piece highlights agrarian profits in 1924 and 1926 outlook, plus tax exemptions for new industries under a 1925 state law.
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Georgia
Henry W. Atkinson
South
New England
Henry W Atkingon
The
Georgia Railway & Power Co
Atlanta
Chambers of Commerce and Boards of Trade
American Thread Co
Boylston Crown Mills
Southern Brighton Mills
Col. Atkinson
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
Stock market ticker notes dull trading today
United Alloy at noon 29, Timken Roller Bearing 43 1 2, no sales of Transite 26 1 4 bid 27 asked. Motor group weakness with $1 to $2 losses on high volume. Coca Cola 144, American Can 217 3 4, Montana Power 99. Rail shares Louisville and Nashville, Atlantic Coast Line hit year highs. market tone slightly better but cautious. Cleveland exchanges: Good year common 33, Trumbull Steel 13 3 4, Central Steel 54 bid 66 asked, Union Metal 25 3 4 bid 30 offered.
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Kuhns Batchelor Wire
New York
United Alley
Coca- Cola
American Can
Montana Power
Cleveland Exchange
Goodyear Common
Trumbull Steel
Central Steel
Union Metal
Kuhna-Batchelor Co
Crescent Pipe
Glen Rock
Salt Creek
Gibson
Teck Hughes Peeves
Fréed Kiseman
Kelvinator Thee Eee Eee
Mesabiee Berets
G & el
Cities Service
Kuhns-Batchelor Co
Wilson, New
Cleveland Auto Com
Can Co
Int Corp
Am Loe
Ford
Canada
Sm & Rf
Woodley Cee
Chandler Mot
Eureka Pipe
Ches & Ohio
Galena Signal Oi. Com
Chi M & St P
Do. Pfd
RI & P
Chi & North
Ull Oil
Chile
Illinois
National Transit
Eaton A & Ss
Ohio
Prairie Oil & Gas
Gen Electric
Freeones Ee
Gen Motors
Peter Eenee
South Penn
South West Penn Pl
Gt North Ore
Standard Oil
Indiana
Gulf Steel
Kansas
Kentucky
Hide & L Prd
Nebraska
Houston Oil
Inspiration
Jordan Motor
Kelly-Spring
Marland
FEN Pacific
Ap& TA
Ackard Mott
Phildelphia Co
Pet
Phillips Pierce-Arrow
BOM
Royal Dutch
Ting
Sears-Roed
Sinclair
St Joe
Strem
Studebaker
Tex Oil
Transon
R. V
Mitchell & Co
Fed Land Bk
Bolivia
Brazil
Rio de Janeiro
Denmark &S
Dom of
Norway
Queensland
Dept of Seine
United King
Aed
Amer Agri Chem
Amer T & T
Heth Steel
Feerees Oe
Brier Hill Steel
K C Power & Lt
Illinois Central
Kelly Springfield
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NYC & St L
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Penn Gen
Pacific T & T
Republic 1 & S
Goodrich
Goodyear
Gt North Ry
Llinois Bell
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S Wiftt & Co
Cleveland
American Multigraph
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Bagaiacen Soae Hs Cbs
City Ice & Fue
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Firestone
Wee
Ohio Brass
Paragon Refining
Tees Ee Pees Ae
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Eccdseae
Fila Trumbulls Steel Oe
Pp Here
Eee
Sul
Lima Beans Hit Market Amid High Prices
Lima beans were the talk of Thursday morning markets as shelled beans sold for 1 dollar per pound while other vegetables and meats held steady. Seedless grapes from California, Elberta peaches from Arkansas, cantaloupes from the west and south were slightly cheaper and of high quality. Grain markets showed a Wednesday high in Chicago with wheat futures near two cent gains before close. local grain unchanged.
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California
Arkansas
Chicago
Wholesale dairy and produce markets for Chicago Cleveland and Pittsburgh
Market notes record Butter Egg and Cheese prices in Chicago Cleveland and Pittsburgh. Fresh eggs and dairy products listed with receipts and varying grades across the three cities, with produce items including raspberries beans potatoes and tomatoes and poultry prices for fowls turkeys ducks and roosters.
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Chicago
Rodlock
Cleveland
Ohio
York State
Pittsburgh
Oale
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Copper stocks drive curb market moves in New York
The New York curb market today showed heavy selling in some stocks while others rose as bidders stayed away. Copper shares led the gains with Newmont Mining above 45 and copper prices firm at 145 8d a pound easing the speculative tilt. St Regis Paper slid over six points with Power Corporation on merger talk. United Light & Power and United Gas and Improvement advanced, reflecting continued corporate optimism.
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William PF. Hepfernan
Canton Daily News
New York
Kay Copper
Canaria
Newmont Mining
Kennecott
St. Regis
Power Corporation of
Power Corporation
United Light & Power
United Gas and Improvement
Wheat falls as rains trigger selling in Chicago opening
Chicago grain market opened weaker with wheat lower on general selling by commission houses. Traders suspected Liverpool price rise as a screen for unloading, while rains across Alberta Manitoba and the west spurred more selling. September at 1.59% and December at 1.59% for wheat with May at 1.59%. corn follow suit with September at 1.05% December 0.86% and May 0.89%.
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Canton Daily News
Chicago
General Commission House
Liverpool
Alberta
Manitoba
Our West
Jason
Ph.Dee
Wall Street Fluctuations Amid Bank Rate Shift In 1925
In New York trading Aug 6 1925 oil and motor shares saw sharp selling while public utilities surged to new highs as consolidation rumors spread. The Bank of England cut its rate to 4 percent prompting bets on sterling and U.S. money ease. Copper lead and zinc held firm with little change in commodities and traders eyed Friday government data on cotton and grain.
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Stuart P
WEST
Canton Daily News
Wall Street
New York
Bank of England
London
Sterling Exchange
New York Federal Reserve Bank
Chicago and Cleveland Livestock Markets Aug 6
Slower hog demand with ample supplies led to price declines across markets. Prime light butchers and fat hogs ranged near 11.59 to 14.85 with various grades noted. cattle steady to strong in Cleveland and Chicago with steers and heifers showing solid values. lambs and sheep mostly steady with feeding lambs unchanged. Records show regional receipts and price bands from Cleveland Pittsburgh Chicago and Pittsburgh Livestock sections.
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Canton Daily News Union Stock Yards
Chicago
Choice
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
U. S. Bureau of Markets
Cotton cloth market firm as prices rise in New York trading
The cotton cloth market was quiet today but firmer with 8 x 72 print cloths up 1 8 to 10 5 8 cents. Raw silks firm rising five cents for XXE. Extra and best No 1 X grades gain five for Canton 14 16 and twenty cents for Canton 20 22.
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Canton Daily News
New York
Canton
Prices To Farmers and Milling Wheat List
Prices for farmers and milling wheat, oats, hay, straw, corn, chickens, and dressed game from a 19th century market listing. Items include No. 2 red wheat and various grains, with hay and straw bale weights and poultry prices per pound.
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Tuliders & Milling
Esheseuseses Bar Cotm
New York Central Introduces First Double Unit Gasoline Train
The New York Central Railway launches a two car gasoline motor train on the Canandaigua to Batavia route, claimed as the first double unit gasoline service. The train is expected to use about two miles per gallon with a crew of three men.
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Rochester
N. Y
New York Central Railroad
Canandaigua
Batavia
Bond market tufts with cautious gains on high grade notes
New York bond traders reported improved inquiry for quality issues and a prompt uptake of new offerings including 7.5 million Virginian Railways bonds at 5 18 percent. Liberty bonds strengthened on Treasury sinking fund expectations as French, Uruguayan and UK issues showed modest gains and railroad convertibles led a firmer tone across sectors.
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George T. Hughes
Canton Daily News
New York
Treasury Department
French &S
Paris
Lyons
Mediterranean
Uruguan
United Kingdom
Chesapeake and Ohio
Norfolk and Western
International Great Northern
Cotton Opening Prices on New York Futures
The market opened with Oct at 23.92 cents, Dec at 20.47 cents, Jan at 23.50 cents, and March at 23.85 cents. Prices reflect early trading in New York on August 6.
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New York
Bond Opening Prices for Liberty Bonds Reported
New York August 6 opening liberty bonds show 3s at 100.22 first 4s at 101.27 second 4s at 100.22 third 4s at 101.11 fourth 4s at 102.10 new 4s at 105.30 and new 4s at 102.22.
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New York
Woman suffers breast bone fracture after fall in city
Mrs. Virginia Crawford sustained a broken breast bone when she tripped at the home of Daniel Mase while carrying a crock. Dr. O C Ricksecker of Wilmot attended her, and she is recovering as well as can be expected.
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Breach City
Virginia Crawford
Daniel Mase
O. C. Ricksecker
Wilmot
Wool Market In Summerst Shows Strong Demand For Pulled Types
Boston August reports show pulled wools in best demand with some grades sold ahead. Lambs B's price range $1.00 to $1.05. Fine wools see better inquiry but dull sales. mills buying direct. Fine combing territory $1.35 to $1.38 per lb clean, half blood $1.18 to $1.22, three eights blood $1.00 to $1.05.
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Canton Daily News
Boston
Rubber and Coffee Prices in New York Markets
Crude rubber dropped four ends to 8 1 2 cents from 8 9 10 earlier in the day. Coffee futures opened Aug at 13.15 cents, with Oct 17.90 cents and Jan 6.00 cents, and April at 14.75 cents.
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Clover
Maren
Alsike
Timothy Cash
New York
W York
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