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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1925
Page
15
Fragmentary OCR notes reference rye related items and dates with names such as Mason Ortagy and Amber. The text hints at a weekly sequence and mentions persons with unclear roles and places. Further readable facts are limited.
Stocks show uneven gains with new highs lagging. oil and baking sectors rally while oil shares weaken. United States Steel reports lower unfilled tonnage, signaling limited steel improvement. European currencies rise as Belgium debt and Washington talks influence sentiment.
The New York bond market opened heavy with scattered sales of long-held investment issues and bank liquidations. Government, high grade rails, and industrials moved irregularly as treasury issues dipped below 106 and Liberty 4s fell under 102. railroad and oil bonds showed mixed strength and weakness, while French securities remained firm.
New York stocks show broad activity with heavy liquidation in oil issues as Standard of Indiana and other majors slide. Radio shares rise on renewed optimism. American Rayon Products surges while motion picture stocks hold gains, and Manitoba merger rumors persist for several groups.
Chicago grain markets opened with wheat sagging as commissions urged caution ahead of the government report due late today. September futures at 1.84, December 1.62, and May 1.665. Corn edges up after light selling, with September around 1.04 4, December 0.87, May 0.90. Toledo cash grain lists various prices for Clover, Alsike, Timothy, and oats, with No. 2 red wheat at 1.73 1/74 and No. 2 yellow corn at 1.14 1/15.
A damaged OCR snippet shows scattered percentages and codes for several items including Union Street, Elec, Motors and LE14 with values around 15 to 181 percent. No coherent article context or complete names, dates, or events present.
Livestock market report from Chicago and Cleveland notes daily cattle and hog receipts with varied gains. Prices range for cattle from 11.00 to 15.65 on steers and 7.50 to 12.40 for cows, while hogs show higher orders around 14.25 to 14.85 and veal calves around 9.10 to 12.50 in mixed listings.
New York July 10 reports a few new high records in special ties with American Can at 221 and General Motors at 4 percent. The railroad group showed resilience with only moderate declines and United States Steel around 122. United Alloy led independents at a new movement high near 30 percent. Trading was heavy with over 400000 shares in the first hour and around 700000 in two hours. Liberty Bonds steady. call money at 4 percent. Miller Rubber sold at 182 on the Cleveland Exchange. Central Steel 65 bid, 66 asked. Union Metals 27 bid, 30 asked with no sale.
Wholesale dairy and produce prices across Chicago Cleveland and Pittsburgh markets as of August 10 to 16. Butter creamery milk cheese and eggs show varied quotations with milk receipts and packing stock noted. Poultry fruits vegetables and potatoes list current wholesale levels and regional offerings with specific weights grades and per unit prices.
Boston August 10 reports little activity in the wool market. Millia inquiries were sparse and delaines neglected. Foreign wools held steady on results from Australian auctions with fine and fine medium territory quoted at 1.30 to 1.95 dollars per clean unit and Texas wool at the same level.
The Alliance Builders Exchange announces its annual picnic to be held Saturday Aug 18. Mentekera will assemble at East Main headquarters at 10 o clock with several hundred attendees expected. The day includes dinner and supper provided by the Alliance church and an afternoon sports program chaired by Sliver.
New York cotton prices remained largely unchanged after the latest crop report. Traders noted a quiet session with little price movement and subdued activity across futures and spot markets.
New York August 10 rubber prices continued to drop with quotations near 12 and a half cents per pound compared with last month’s 99 and a half cents and 27 cents on the day.
Copper prices advanced at the New York opening with gains across contracts. Sept futures quoted at 14 506, May 14 760, and July 14 350 as market activity picked up.
Payment due dates run from August 1, 1926 to August 1, 1930 with prices shown as 101 for 1926 1927 and 1928 and 100 for 1929 1930. The instrument outlines staggered maturities and stated costs at issue.
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