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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1925
Page
12
Scranton reports a looming strike end at Aug 31 affecting around 160000 miners and operators. Industry tension rises as unions resist concessions while operators push for wage and work criteria, with national coal shortages and transport disruptions.
A Cleveland business survey notes an order for two lake freighters from American Steamship Co. by Lake Steamship Co., with ships around 1,000 feet long. Sacramento reports California highway funds of about 2.3 million dollars for road reconditioning. Hereford records varied cattle prices, while Atlanta notes cotton moisture struggles and weevil concerns. Chicopee Falls reports Fisk Rubber Co. extending operations, and Kansas City discusses Fokker Corporation plans. Philadelphia mentions nut orders tied to a new steamship project.
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York stock reports show irregular early trading with mixed sentiment across groups. Notable moves include United Alley and Timken Roller Bearing rising, Transue showing no sales, and United States Steel around 124 with rails firm on Seaboard Air Line and Wabash. Crude market notes indicate no decisive news and general industrials down slightly at noon while grains edge higher with September wheat opening at 1.604 and corn at 58 1/8.
Market report notes new arrivals include kidney beans and Tauboard squash with prices at two pounds for 50 cents. Crab apples appear at four pounds for 25 cents while overall fruit and vegetable prices show little change. Wheat futures declined amid harvest forecasts and European conditions weighing on markets.
The market saw mixed readings as steel shares led renewed activity with Taexing and other iron and steel issues showing some gains. Analysts noted foreign competition affecting prices while earnings reports remained broadly favorable, supporting renewed investor interest in lower priced stocks and steady dividends.
Curb market today showed ongoing up moves in Durant Motors with a strong turnover as short covering rose. Durable shares and high priced utilities gained expectations of capital adjustments while selective issues advanced on favorable future prospects.
In New York on August 26 the cotton goods market showed steady prints with 60 and 1040 price marks for 68x fabrics. Raw silks decreased about 2 percent, showing a softening trend.
The market showed a broadly high tone with strong gains in several bond issues including rail and international lines. Notable moves featured St Louis and San Francisco issues at new highs, Seaboard and Line United adjustments, and wide activity across foreign bonds amid shifting yields and debt settlement hints.
The report shows varied activity in Chicago markets with 290 cattle moved from other points and fresh arrivals around heavy steers. Prices ranged with cows and heifers selling around 120 to 131, top cattle reaching 1330, lambs steady, and hogs around 1000.
Philadelphia dispatch reports rising tension as mine workers and operators threaten a conference to resolve wage demands. Officials fear disruption as coal prices and production plans loom, with invitation attempts to unify union efforts amid ongoing market pressures.
In a garbled report a local hay grain price surge prompts discussion of agricultural market impact and associated theater crowds. The fragment hints at price movement and public interest but lacks clear names, places, or dates.
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