Wheat market outlook and grain prices at Cincinnati
Wheat and corn markets show firmer tone yet limited demand. Receipts shrink and futures rise on professional buying. hay and timothy prices jump while grain inspections show light arrivals. Prices for No 1 red winter wheat $1.78 and corn No 2 white $1.08 reflect tighter supplies and unpredictable export demand.
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Cincinnati
Southern Mills
Timothy
Cincinnati Grain and Hay Exchange
Hay
New York Bond Prices and Sales Reported by AP
Daily NYSE bond prices show total sales of 5,942,000 dollars. Rail, utilities, industrials and overall averages listed with highs, lows and closes for numerous U.S. and foreign issues including Liberty bonds and government notes.
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Associated Press
New York
New York Stock Exchange
Produce and price report from August 22 1925 market note
Movement on the produce market limited with late sales strong for certain lines. Prices held generally steady from yesterday as buyers anticipate better cantaloupe demand with improving weather. dairy, poultry, eggs, butter and meat groups show typical regional variations and track car counts through on track sales and terminal receipts.
Stock rights and market activity at Cincinnati firms
The Cincinnati and Suburban Telephone Company board enabled a new stock issue distribution with a one for five subscription right at 50 dollars a share, valid until October 3. Warrants mail around September 1, expiring October 8. Market activity showed no trades, with bids down to 82 and offers at 88. Local banks report solid prompt payments for lumber, machinery, and agricultural goods, including foreign shipments. Currency flows show strong dollar return and local currency substitution as foreign exchanges stabilize.
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Cincinnati and Suburban Telephone Company
Stock Exchange
Cincinnati
New York
Boston
Bond market seesMexican debt talks renew optimism
New York traders push Mexican government bonds higher as debt talks revive hope for a resumption of the defaulted accord. Gains of one to two points appear in the group while Krench marks another yearly peak but fades before close. Carnegie Steel plans two more blast furnaces at Duquesne in days.
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New York
Krench
Carnegie Steel Company
Duquesne Works
Bank Clearings Rise 17 Percent In National Week
Financial Chronicle figures from major cities show weekly bank clearings totaling 8.685 billion dollars, up from 8.088 billion last year, a 17.40 percent increase. New York banks led with a 4.20 percent rise.
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Financial Chronicle
Ding Cities
New York
Labor Disputes Halt Vast Construction Programs Nationwide
Differences between the plasterers and bricklayers unions are delaying about 1.65 billion dollars of new building work across the country. Hugh White of George A. Fuller Construction warns a large share, including roughly 50 million in New York City, is stalled. A notable case is the Palmer Hotel in Chicago valued at 15 million dollars. The New York Cotton Exchange suspended trading before Labor Day, fueling talk of a triple market holiday.
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Hugh White
George A. Fuller Construction Company
New York City
Palmer Hotel
Chicago
New York Cotton Exchange
New York Stock Exchange
Pittsburgh plants fire 500 more coke ovens raise total to 1500
Reports from Pittsburgh confirm 500 additional coke ovens were fired, bringing the district total to 1500 in the last ten days, with indications that gains are being made across all branches of the steel trade.
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Pittsburgh
H. C. Frick Company
Market Ticker Snippet Shows Mixed Steel and Chemical Names
A fragmented financial snippet lists entities such as Real Silk, Swift & Co, Swift International, Union Carbide and United L and P with varied percentages and notes. The text includes references to United States and Wrigley, but lacks a cohesive narrative or clear prices beyond fractions and quotes.
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Real Silk
Swift & Co
Swift International
United L
Union Carbide
United States Fae
Wash
Wrigley
Cattle and Hog Markets Mixed in Week of Sluggish Trade
Cincinnati and several hubs report a difficult cattle week with receipts down and prices slipping for most grades though light butcher cattle improved Friday. Hogs show a rebound late in the week after early losses, with midweek drops and weekend softness. Lambs and sheep also weaken, while calf quotes climb to around 13.50 to 14.00 per cwt. Leading buyers include packers and wholesalers across Cincinnati Chicago Indianapolis and Kansas City markets.
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Springer
Kansas
Ianapolis
Chicago
Foreign exchange rates for European and other markets
New York World News Service reports European rates with sterling around 4.85 dollars on demand and cables, France 4.69, Italy 3.65, Belgium 4.54, Switzerland 19.39, Holland 40.29, Germany 23.81, Austria 1.444, Greece 1.55, Sweden 26.86, Norway 18.93, Denmark 23.67, Spain 14.40, Portugal 5.15, Hungary 0.0014, Czecho Slovakia 2.96, Poland 18.75, Finland 2.5244, Rumania 0.52, Bulgaria 0.72. Far Eastern rates show Japan 40.87, Hong Kong 58.58, Shanghai 78.12. Other exchanges include Argentina 40.25, Brazil 12.31, Uruguay 101.00, Chile 12.10, Canada 100.06, Havana checks 99.91, Colombia 0.974, Venezuela 19.40.
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Chicago Butter Market Faces Mixed Scores and Firm Undertone
The report notes butter markets showing a 92 score firm on medium and lower grades with a firmer undertone. Fresh 92 score butter at 414, centralized 90 score at 41 cents per pound, with steady feeding into August 22.
Wheat and grain prices hold steady in Chicago trade
Chicago grain markets show wheat steady with small gains and mixed moves across corn oats and provisions. Cash quotes list No 1 hard wheat at 1.68 and No 2 hard 1.66 to 1.66 44, corn around 1.04 to 1.05, oats drifting lower, with soy and livestock futures unlisted.
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