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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1925
Page
14
Monday market notes show higher prices for a range of nuts with Brazil almonds and walnuts up by a few cents. Peppers and tomatoes also inch higher as home-grown varieties compete with imports while butter and meat markets hold steady amid broader price shifts.
Washington discusses Florida farming and truck crops shift. The piece notes limited profit from growing citrus and vegetables for northern markets, overproduction in recent years, and need for new sales channels such as bottled juice. Polk County leads citrus, with broader state issues addressed in upcoming installments.
The morning financial digest highlights steel shares and peace initiatives amid uneven trading. Market commentary notes Cerro de Pasco's activity and a cautious turn in dividends as investors weigh upcoming reports and sector signals.
Fragmented notes describe a cattle sale listing around Cleveland with figures such as 20000 head and references to traders or shippers. The readable content mentions cattle, market conditions, and prices amid a busy livestock buying period.
A fragment report from Canton lists stock and poultry items including fry fire company notes, gas prices, and turkey roosters. Includes scattered mentions of retail, crude market names, and local listings with unclear dates and figures.
Cluttered clipping shows stock quotations with Cleveland listings. The fragment mentions receipts valued at 16.00 and a partial ticker like jgsneees itera and SHEP. Market context unclear due to OCR errors but indicates price data and company acronyms.
Market notes show varied tomato prices with listings for Fowler area and referenced items including Prato and Rouke varieties. Traders quote modest demand and fluctuating advances, with small lots and potential price shifts noted as the season continues.
New York stocks rise to year high as week ends with optimistic tone on taxes and foreign trade. Bull pools and speculative buying push prices, while analysts warn of possible sharp declines if pools unload and investor interest fades.
Wooster residents report church services led by Rev R M Yoder and Rev E E Young from Dayton. Local social mentions include guests from Akron Canton and Cincinnati, with family visits, travel to Los Angeles and Cleveland, and town rumors of hospital stays and recoveries.
In Shanesville on October 26 William Beck returns home from Atlanta while Clifford Weiss and relatives visit in North Harry Fruchey and Mrs Karlen Held transact business in New Philadelphia. Local notes report New York crude timber markets steady, and various residents visiting relatives in Baltic, Canton, Millersburg, and Stone Creek with minor travel and health updates.
The New York stock exchange opens the week with orderly trading and varied activity across sections of the list. New records are reported in Southern Railway and Erie ratios with Packard reaching a high in motors. copper and industrials rise while overall market shows steady tone and slight midday declines. Call money sits around 1 3 4 percent as trading slows, with December wheat at 1 40 and December corn at 74.
The article notes translators under Professor Ottokar Fist assist the effort to publish the 226th edition of Goethe. It marks the first time the complete work is issued in a new language, signaling a landmark in literary translation efforts.
Fragmentary lines show garbled words about theater meetings weather and names. No clear event person or organization is readable. the piece appears as an OCR wreck with inconsistent spellings and stray letters.
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