Wall Street Stocks Rise on Optimism and Recapitalization Dramas
Wall Street gains show expansion in general business with optimistic half year earnings outlook and strong market leadership by American Can amid recapitalization rumors. Rail, equipment, gas, electric power, steel, and tobacco issues push new highs while Sears Roebuck, Fairbanks Morse, and General Railway Signal lead gains. About 650000 shares changed hands.
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New York
Stade
Sears Roebuck
Fairbanks Morse
General Railway Signal
Chicago grain prices for wheat corn oats and seeds
Chicago cash grain prices list several wheat grades from No 2 to No 4 hard with values around 1 64 to 1 57 for dollars per bushel. Corn shows No 2 mixed No 3 mixed and yellow and white variations from 1 07 to 1 14. Oats No 2 and No 3 white quotes around 49 and 46 47. Seed prices include timothy clover and barley, with lard ribs and rellies noted.
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Chiedgo
Chicago
Hay Prices Steady in St Louis and Kansas City Markets
In St Louis on July 18 hay prices held steady with No 2 timothy 18.00 to 20.00, No 2 light clover mixed 18.00 to 20.00, No 2 heavy clover mixed 16.00 to 17.00, and choice western alfalfa 27.00 to 28.00. Kansas City on July 18 reported no change with choice alfalfa at 20.00 to 21.00.
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St. Louis
Kansas City
Choice Alfalfa
Saint Joseph Livestock Market Report
St. Joseph July 18 hogs receipts 3 000 lower bulk 13 15 18 50 cattle receipts 100 top 14 00 cows and heifers 3 25 12 50 calves 4 00 10 00 stockers and feeders 4 50 8 00 sheep receipts 200 steady lambs 13 50 14 50 ewes 6 50 8 00
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ST. Joseph
Clearing Houses Add Banks and Trusts For Week
New York July 18 actual addition of clearing house banks and trust companies shows excess reserve of 25 653 570 dollars. This marks an increase in reserve of 1 00 370 dollars from the prior week.
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New York
Flour prices rise in Minneapolis market report
Minneapolis July 18 Flour markets show unchanged mill price for white flour plus a 25 cent rise. Bran moves to 23.50 24.00 per bushel with patent shares at 9.25 9.35.
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Minneapolis
Chicago Livestock Market Prices and Receipts Report
Hogs receipts 4,000 with mixed declines from Monday's lows. weights 140 to 170 pounds selling around 13.25 to 14.00. Cattle receipts 1,000 with grain-fed steers scarce and higher. top week price 14.50 for 1,460 pounds. Sheep receipts 2,000 with lambs and fat sheep mixed, fat range lambs 15.75, natives 14.25 to 15.25. Unofficial Monday totals: hogs 40,000. cattle 18,000. sheep 17,000.
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Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Dept. of Agric
Mrnday
Northwestern
Commodity Market Snapshot from Chicago and New York
Chicago markets show poultry alive and steady with varied category prices. Potatoes receipts total 93 cars nationwide shipments 662, butter eggs and cheese prices mixed, while New York reports firm butter and eyes, and St. Louis lists hen and turkey prices with egg and butter quotes.
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New York
Pacific Coast
Express
Grain prices at Omaha market report
Omahs. Cash Grain lists wheat and corn figures for No. 1 and No. 2 hard wheat with bid and offered ranges, plus No. 2 white and yellow corn and No. 3 and No. 4 white oats. Prices shown for July 18.
Wheat and corn grain prices in St. Louis market
St. Louis cash grain report lists wheat No. 2 red at 1.66 and No. 2 hard at 1.62. Corn shows No. 2 yellow at 1.13 and No. 3 guallow at 1.124. Oats quotes include No. 2 white at 50 and No. 3 white at 47.14 48.
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ST. Louis
Toledo Seed Market Prices Report
Toledo Ohio July 18 wheat No 2 red quoted at 1.64 to 1.65 per bushel. Clover seed cash 16.90 Oct 15.50 Dec 14.89. Alsike seed Dec 12.50. Timothy seed cash 3.70 Sept 4.00 Oct 3.80.
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Toledo
Clover
Alsike
Timothy
Liberty Bonds Market Close Report
New York July 18 U S bonds closed with Liberty 34s at 100.28 First 414s 102.13 Second 4s 101.2 Third 4 4s 101.17 Fourth 44s 102.19 U S Treasury 4s 103.18 and U S Treasury 4s 107.15.
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Liberty Bonds
New York
U. S
Liberty
U. S. Treasury
Chicago Wheat Falls on Commission Selloff Amid Heat Warnings
Wheat prices fell early as commission houses led selling with profit taking. News of crop damage in spring wheat states and Canada kept pullbacks modest, then gains on Alberta heat caused late-day strength before closing lower. Corn and oats weakened with corn closing down amid favorable weather. Provisions weak as hog values lagged.
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Chicago
Liverpool
Cnana
Alberta
Canada
Heivy
Omaha Livestock Market Report July 18 Hogs Cattle Sheep
U S Department of Agriculture report from Omaha shows hog receipts at 7000 with mixed grading and prices mainly 10 to 2.50 lower. good and choice hogs around 18.10 to 13.40 top. Cattle receipts 225 with good and choice fed steers and yearlings up 25 to 50 cents, grassier stock and calves down to 50 cents. Sheep trading subdued with fat lambs mostly 50 cents lower and feeding lambs about 50 cents higher. Closing bulk ranges indicate varied shifts across classes.
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Omaha Livestock
Omaha
U. S. Dept. of Agric
Britisher Notes American Colleges Sport Obsessed
Sir Ernest Bain reports from Canada and the United States that universities abroad show a strong sports fixation. Alumni influence is powerful and salaries favor sports officials over many professors, highlighting a shift in university priorities.
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Tne Associated Press
London
Ernest Bain
Leeds University
Canada
United States
America
Boyer Family Arrives for Weekend Visit in Chadron
Will Boyer and Mr and Mrs Louis Boyer of Chadron Nebraska arrived Friday to spend the weekend at the H EK Gidley home at 201 East Clark Street.
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Will Boyer
Louis Boyer
Chadron, Neb
H. EK. Gidley
East
Clark Street
Farm youth Frank Sanders Ends Life at Breda
News items report Frank Sanders 25, married, living with parents on a Breda farm, hanged himself in a corncrib. Other dispatches note an infant killed near Coleridge by a harrow, and a Joliet bandit escape prompt inquiry into past escapes.
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Breda, Ja
Frank Sanders
Breda
Death In Council Bluffs Park Leads To Heart Trouble Claim
W A Butts aged 56 collapsed and died in a park beside the city mission. A note in his pocket asked that Fred Butts of Hafkan Iowa be notified. Fred, a mail carrier, died three weeks earlier from poison after taking Rochelle salts. No inquest planned. heart trouble named as cause.
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Council Bluffs
W. A. Butts
Fred Butts
Hafkan
Valuable Japanese Art Collection to Be Sold
The collection of Marquis Katsunosuke Inouye, former ambassador to Britain, will be auctioned in September. Valued at 4 to 5 million yen, it includes the Fudo carving and a large Buddha painting by Haku Shikei among 2,000 pieces of paintings, carvings, pottery, and lacquer work.
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Associated Press
Tokio
Katsunosuke Inouye
Court of St. James
Marquis Segal Inouye
Kameyama
The
Mikado
Haku Shi-kei
Buddha
Motonobu
Seku
Tannyu
Fault Under River's Mouth Blamed for Quake in Japan
Tokio reports a seismological assessment on the Tajima region earthquake. Dr. Nakamura of Tokyo Imperial University proposes a deep fault beneath the Maruyama River mouth as the quake origin, noting prior quiescence along the Japan sea coast and suggesting sea-bottom sounding for data.
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Tajima
Japan
Hiratsuka
Hyogo-ken
Nakamura
Tokyo Imperial University
Aomori
Sabae
Kukui
Japan Sea
Inaba
Hoki
Tosumo
Twami
Oki
Tokio University
Maruyama River
Kumihama
Tango
Prescott Woman Returns Home After Visit
Mrs. R. A. Webb of Prescott returns home this morning following a visit in the city with her daughter Mrs. O. H. Meané.
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R. A. Webb
Prescott
O. H. Meané
Dairy Show Grounds to Add 20000 Dollars in Improvements
Waterloo plans 20000 dollars of improvements for the Dairy Cattle and National Belgium Horse Show to occur September 28 to October 4, 1925. A. W. Brown says coast to coast praise will follow, as a new hollow tile horse barn near the north entrance and expanded cattle stalls with windows, water lines, and improved viewing are constructed.
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Associated Press
Waterloo
National
Belgium
A. W. Brown
Russian Vagrant and Child Problems Baffle Authorities
Moscow reports say thousands of vagrants beggars and destitute children overwhelm cities. Commissar Lunacharsky calls the juvenile issue a chronic ulcer on the Soviet Union, noting drug use disease and danger to society while adults beg and squat at churches. Authorities blame war and revolution for these conditions.
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Moscow
Soviet Russia
Lunacharsky
Soviet Union
Khleb
Pashalista
Russia
Close Inquiry Into Farm Land Values
Des Moines reports the executive council closed the inquiry into farm land valuations and will hear railroads and other interests opposing a tax reduction next week. Mayors from six Fayette County towns urge a nine percent tax increase to fund farmland relief, naming Carnall, Morrison, Hoyt, Bopp, Allen, and Gibbs as petition signers. Railroads are set for Monday hearing, electric transmission lines Tuesday, and telecoms Wednesday.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Fayette County
T. N. Carnall
Oelwein
Frank Morrison
West Union
F. A. Hoyt
Fayette
John @. Bopp
Wawkeye
BE. D. Allen
Arlington
L. J. Gibbs
Waucoma
Tesday
Telegraph
Germans to Build Memorial at Tannenberg Site
Koenigsberg reports a massive monument planned to commemorate the Hindenburg victory at the Tannenberg battle. The project aims to honor German military achievement with a grand memorial.
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Tannenberg
Associated Press
Koenigsberg
Tannen
London Tailor's Clothes Make the Man He Claims
London reports a tailor offers a plan to make short men appear taller through coat lapels cut short and rolled to align with the top button. The front coat length is cut straight to the hip, sleeves narrow to match a new stiff shirt cuff, while many evening coats still show shirt and waistcoat.
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London
German Merchant Fleet Makes Satisfactory Gains
Hamburg reports that Germany’s postwar merchant fleet shows improvements per Danish statistics. Germany ranks low in tonnage per 1,000 inhabitants at 30 register tons but notes modern ships and rebuilding after wartime losses. 53 percent of current ships are under five years old, with Hamburg harbor traffic in 1924 showing 37 percent German flag share. Norway leads in tonnage per 1,000 inhabitants, followed by England and Denmark.
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Associated Press
Hamburg
Germany
Norway
England
Denmark
National Pharmacy Meet To Be Held In August
The seventy third annual American Pharmaceutical Association meeting will gather in Des Moines starting Monday August 24. Pharmacists state officials and educators from across the country will attend a week of sessions with reports on creating a $1,000,000 Pharmacy Headquarters and raising education standards. L. L. Walton of Williamsport Penn named president. The event includes council meetings and joint sessions with the National Association of Boards of Pharmacy and the American Conference of Pharmaceutical Faculties.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
American Pharmaceutical Association
L. L. Walton
Williamsport
Penn
Association
National Association of Boards of Pharmacy
American Conference of Pharaceutical Faculties
Change in Pawn Shop clientele after World War
Berlin notes a shift in pawn shop patrons since the war. Artisans now make up 34 percent of current clientele, down from over 60 percent prewar. The share of small officials borrowing against belongings rises from four to 11 percent.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Cobb and Speaker Renew Battle for Batting Crown
In a tight race for the 1925 American League batting title Tris Speaker leads Detroit rival Ty Cobb by a narrow margin. Speaker .407, Cobb .406 with Harry Rice and Harry Heilmann among others close behind. In the National League, Rogers Hornsby, at .427, tops the list with Wilson second at .393, while Max Carey leads in stolen bases.
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Chicago
Tris Speaker
Cleveland
Indians
Ty Cobb
Detroit Star
Speaker
Cobb
Harry Rice
St. Louis
Harry Heilmann
Detroit
George Sisler
Browns
Ken Williams
St.Lowis
Babe Ruth
Meusel
Yankees
Mostil
Johnny Mostil
White Sox
Wings
Combs
New York
Cochrane
Philadelphia
Hale
Fothergill
Rogers Hornsby
Wilson
Phillies
Hornsby
Harnett
Cubs
Cardinals
Biography of Lincoln Received in Berlin
Berlin reports a new German biography of Abraham Lincoln by Count Albrecht Montgelas. Critics praise its thorough research yet note the work reads like a short story and some educated Germans underestimate Lincoln’s historical significance.
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Preas
Berlin
Abraham Lincoln
Carl Schurz
Count Albrecht Montgelas
Vossiche Zeitung
Count Montgelas
Lincoln
Delegates Urge League Aid for Bulgaria
Prague July 18 delegates Pasta hoff and Neikoff urged easier operation of the Neuilly treaty as it affects Bulgaria at a Socialist party conference. They cited Bulgarian distress under the treaty and argued Bulgaria cannot meet obligations or fund postwar reconstruction. Bulgarian delegates noted League help to Austria Hungary and urged similar aid for Bulgaria.
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Associated Press
Prague
Neuilly
Bulgaria
Pastahoff
Neikoff
Socialist Party
League of Nations
Austria
Hungary
Coleague
Soviet claims largest collection of porcelain in Moscow
Moscow reports a special museum houses the finest collection of Russian and Western ceramic objects said to be from private holdings seized after the revolution. Notable owners named include Riaboushinsky Oliv Gudovitch Morozhov. Morogov’s portion reportedly contains nearly 3,000 items.
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Moscow
Russia
Riaboushinsky
Oliv
Gudovitch
Morozhov
Morogov
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Teddy) Webb
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