Wall Street Stocks Face Irregular Morning Trade
Irregular price moves in New York trading stemmed from shifting speculative interest from strong spots like American Can United Cigar Stores and Radio to motor rubber and utility issues. Bear selling failed to trigger long liquidation as the market edged higher at noon though closing was weak with 4 percent call money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Can
United Cigar Stores
Radio Corporation
Beny
Southern Railway
Omaha Livestock Market Report Shows Mixed Hog Cattle and Sheep Action
Omaha June 29 cattle and hog receipts steady to lower with hogs down 10 to 15 cents. 200 to 300 pound hogs 12.90 to 13.35, sows 11.56 to 11.75, average 12.25. Cattle mixed, steers and yearlings mostly steady, veals firm, stockers and feeders firm. cows 6.00 to 7.50. bulls 4.50 to 4.85. Sheep fat lambs 25 to 50 cents lower, range lambs around 16.00, natives 15.00 to 15.50, feeders strong, yearlings and ewes noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha Livestock
Omaha
U. 8
S. Dept. of Agric
Bologna
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
U. S. Dept. of Agric
Idaho
United States Bureau of Agriculture
Hay prices listed for St. Louis grain markets
In St. Louis on June 29 prices are shown for hay and feed: No 2 timothy 19.00 and 21.00, No 3 light clover mixed 19.00 and 21.00, No 2 heavy clover mixed 18.00 and 19.04, and choice western alfalfa 27.00 and 38.00.
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HAY
St. Louis
Toledo Seed Market Prices Report
Toledo market notes list seed prices with cash quotes: wolfiver seed at 16.50 and Timothy seed at 3.70. Dates show June 29 with later October 14 noted for price inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
dWlover
Timothy
Weather Observation Brief
Fragmentary weather note reports conditions at 7 o'clock with unclear details on temperature precipitation or wind. No full readings or location specified.
Local Obituary Noted In Morning Sunset Desk
Obituary notices update the morning edition with brief remembrances. Names and ages are listed for local residents, with references to funeral services and burial plans as available.
Chicago Livestock Prices Fall Slightly Across Hogs Cattle Sheep
Chicago livestock notes show hog receipts at 46 000 with prices mainly steady to 10 cents lower than Saturday, cattle receipts 22 000 with steer prices softer, and sheep receipts 17 000 with lambs 25 cents lower. Official tomorrow estimates: hogs 24 000 cattle 8 000 sheep 9 000.
Prices and Trade Notes in Chicago Poultry Markets
Chicago market reports show alive unsettled fowls and varied stock prices for butter eggs and poultry. New stock trading fair with steady markets. Oklahoma Kansas Virginia and Wisconsin price ranges noted for sacked and dressed poultry. New York butter and egg quotes list steady to higher values with mixed quality effects.
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United States
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Kansas
Ohios
Virginia Barrel Cobblers
Wisconsin
Market Summary for Kansas City Prices
Kansas City market report from June 29 shows buttercreamery 2clower at 44 45 with packing unchanged. Eggs hold Firsts at 28 percent and selected at 36. Poultry remains unchanged with hens at 21 and roosters at 11 while broilers rise to 34. Potatoes move higher with Red River and Ohio produce at 1.50 to 1.60.
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New York
Hennery
Kansas City
Red River
Local market figures for live poultry and eggs
The St Louis market report lists Hens 23, Springs 32, Young turkeys 35, Turkey hens 29, Ducks 15. Butter 42. Eggs 28.
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St. Louis
Springs
Omaha Cash Grain Wheat and corn prices listed
Omaha on June 29 reports Wheat No. 1 hard at 1.41 to 1.42 dollars per bushel and No 2 hard at 1.40 to 1.41. Corn No 2 yellow 97 to 98 cents, No 2 mixed 94 cents. Oats No 2 white 43 percent, No 3 white 42 to 44 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Grain Prices Drop Slightly in Minneapolis Trade
Minneapolis reports flour down to 15 cents lower in car load lots and family patents quoted at 8.50 to 8.55. Bran prices range 25.00 to 26.00, indicating a modest easing in grain commodities on June 29.
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Minneapolis
Wheat Market Slumps on Favorable Weather and Selling
Wheat futures in Chicago fell early with 1% to 4% declines as favorable spring conditions spurred selling and stop orders. July and September contracts opened lower and slid further after Kansas arrivals exceeded 500 cars. Corn and oats followed wheat downward, while provisions softened on hog and grain declines.
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Chicago
Kansas
United States
Rand
Wne
Chicago cash grain prices listed by commodity
Wheat, corn, rye and barley values are shown for several grades in Chicago. Prices include No 2 hard wheat at 1.49, No 2 mixed corn at 1.01, No 3 white rye at 99, lard at 16.85, ribs at 18.40, bellies at 21.75, and related sample and timothy seed figures.
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Vly
Cattle and Hog Receipts Report From St. Joseph Sale
Hog receipts about 5 000 with bids uneven from 12.90 to 13.40 bulk. Cattle receipts around 5 500 with prices mostly steady to 25 cents lower. steer bulk 8.50 to 11.75 top 12.00 cows and heifers 3.50 to 11.00 calves 4.00 to 9.00 stockers and feeders 4.50 to 7.50. Sheep receipts about 8.00 with 15 to 25 cents lower. lambs 14.75 to 16.25, ewes 6.00 to 7.25.
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Joseph St. Joseph
St. Louis Cash Grain Prices Report
St Louis cash grain prices list mixed grain values for wheat corn and oats with multiple grades and numbers noted in the June 29 market brief. Prices include Wheat No 2 red 1.80 1.86 No 1 hard 1.50 and corn varieties around 1.01 to 1.04 per bushel, oats around 0.46 to 0.47 per unit.
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ST. Louis
Visible supply shows declines in major grains
The visible supply of American grain in New York on June 29 shows wheat down 1,998,000 bushels, corn down 4,773,000, oats down 772,000, rye down 1,194,090, and barley down 132,090, reflecting broad reductions across staple crops.
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New York
Liberty bonds close with varied U.S. issues mixed
New York June 29 Liberty bonds closed with mixed results across issues. Liberty 3s at 100.21, First 4s at 102.18, Second 4s around 445 LOL A2, Third 4s at 191.24, Fourth 4s at 103.2, U S Treasury 4s 103.20, and Treasury 4% 3s at 107.25.
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Liberty Bonds
New York
Liberty
U. S. Treasury
Raw sugar steady as markets open in New York
New York sugar markets open with raw sugar at 4.27 a hundredweight duty paid and no sales reported. Refined sugar holds at 5.50 to 5.6 cents for fine granulated with moderate demand.
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New York
Coffee futures show irregular moves in early term notes
New York on June 29 reports irregular futures for Rio No. 7 at 21 Santos No 4 at 24 percent with July at 18.85 and December at 14.65.
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New York
Rio
Santos
Horse and Mule Market East St Louis Trade
East St Louis report lists horses good to choice drafts priced 150 to 200 dollars and mules sixteens to seventeens head at 175 to 225 dollars. The market reflects steady demand for draft animals.
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East St.Louis
Des Moines Guest Visits Creston Parents
A. M. Downing of Des Moines arrives as guest in the home of J. David. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Vanscoy of Chicago arrive in Creston Saturday evening for a visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Vanscoy of North Walnut street.
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A. M. Downing
Des Moines
J. David
Homer Vanscoy
Chicago
Creston
Ed Vanscoy
North Walnut Street
Earthquake Levels Santa Barbara Demolishes Buildings
An earthquake centered near Santa Barbara demolished all brick structures in the city early morning. Water mains broke and reservoirs flooded parts of town. The Arlington Hotel and the main Pabstic Telephone Exchange were wrecked, cutting telephone service until repairs began. Telephone links to Los Angeles were restored around 10:55 a.m.
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Los Angeles
Santa Barbara
Arlington
Pabstic Telephone and Telegraph Company
Earthquake devastates Santa Barbara and southern California
San Francisco reports a major tremor striking southern California before 7 a m causing widespread damage in Santa Barbara including the Arlington Hotel and Carillo House. Water mains burst, Gibraltar dam reportedly broke, and several hotels collapsed with no confirmed deaths. Shocks felt as far as Bakersfield and Mojave. San Francisco not reached.
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San Francisco
Santa Barbara
California
Los Angeles
State Street
Arlington
Ventura
Hollywood
Bakersfield
Newhall
Mojave
Lancaster
Antelope Valley
Los Angeles Bureau of Power and Light System
Oxnard
Colton
Southern Pacific
Associated Oil Company
Santa Maria
Santa Barba
Santa Barbira
Gibraltar
Carillo
Buildings Reported Levelled in Santa Barbara by Quake
Information relayed to Associated Oil company offices via private lines from Santa Maria said many large buildings in Santa Barbara had been levelled by the earthquake. The data was obtained at Santa Maria through private lines extending near Santa Barbara.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Calif
Associated Oil Company
Santa Maria
Santa Barbara
Santa Barbara Hit by Earthquake Devastates State Street
The Carillo House and a large beach hotel at Santa Barbara were destroyed. Most State street buildings, a main thoroughfare, suffered severe damage with brick and concrete blocks tumbled. The Arlington hotel, a famed resort, sits on Upper State street about a mile from the beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Carillo
Santa Barbara
Southern Pacific Company
State Street
Arlington
Upper State Street
Santa Barbara Flooding From Earthquake Bursts Water Mains
Ventura reports significant flooding in Santa Barbara after an earthquake this morning. Witnesses estimate water mains cracked under strain and no fires have been reported so far as responders assess the damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ventura
Calif
Santa Barbara
Earthquake Shakes Hollywood and Central California
A powerful quake in Hollywood, San Luis Obispo and nearby towns caused shaking and furniture movement with no reported deaths. The Gibraltar dam reportedly broke, the Garillo hotel collapsed, and key sites including the roundhouse, city reservoir, San Marcus building, and Arlington hotel were destroyed. Telegraph and telephone lines were down between regions. A Southern Pacific relief train departed from San Luis Obispo to assist Santa Barbara.
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San Luis Obispo
Calif
Southern Pacific
Santa Barbaaa
City Reservoir
San Marcus Building
Arlington Hotel
State Street
Los Olivos
Santa Maria
Tompoco
Orcutt
Nipemo
Santa Barbara Earthquake Reports Fatalities Rise
Reports from San Francisco and Santa Maria on June 29 describe heavy destruction from the Santa Barbara quake. Seven killed in Santa Maria Hotel Arlington collapse and seven to twenty seven deaths reported by the Southern Pacific, with roof failure at Santa Barbara roundhouse and slides along the highway.
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San Francisco
Southern Pacific Company
Santa Barbara
Santa Maria
Calif
Arlington
Pacific Telephone report on Santa Barbara damage
The Pacific Telephone and Telegraph company reports from Santa Barbara that no fires occurred after a quake but State street shows brick buildings demolished or badly damaged. The telephone exchange survived though walls were propped after the tremor.
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San Francisco
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company
Santa Barbara
State Street
Bank and school destroyed in Santa Barbara disaster
The First National Bank and a school were razed at Santa Barbara as the Southern Pacific heard word. The American Red Cross headquarters here negotiates for all available army airplanes to rush a fully equipped relief force. J. W. Richardson, who led Red Cross relief in Midwest tornado towns, will be among those dispatched.
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San Francisco
First National Bank
Santa Barbara
Southern Pacific Company
American Red Cross
J. W. Richardson
Red Cross
Middle West
Santa Barbara Earthquake Destructs Key Downtown Banks
Report from San Luis Obispo on June 29 describes a strong Santa Barbara quake that destroyed the Pacific Southwest Bank building the Commercial Bank and the Potter building all on State street with widespread structural collapse and damage.
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San Luis Obispo, Galif
Santa Barbara
Pacific Southwest Bank
Commercial Bank
Sta'e Street
Southern Pacific Reports 65 Dead in Santa Barbara Earthquake
The Southern Pacific railroad company confirms 65 fatalities in Santa Barbara following the earthquake. The disaster toll highlights the city’s destruction and ongoing rescue efforts as authorities assess damage and coordinate relief.
Santa Barbara Hits Another Severe Earthquake Report
A report from the agency notes another strong earthquake was felt in Santa Barbara at 10 15 a m causing concerns about damage and aftershocks.
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San Francisco
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company
Santa Barbara
Earthquake Hits California Rail Hub Damages Santa Barbara Area
An early morning quake at 6 44 a m collapsed the Southern Pacific roundhouse at Santa Barbara and demolished the station at Goleta nine miles north. It hurled tracks out of line at Naples, 15 miles north, cutting all wire communication with Santa Barbara as wires failed.
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San Francisco
Southern Pacific
Santa Barbara
Calif
Goletta
Naples
Earthquake Shocks Rattle Helena Early Morning
Helena Mont. woke to a 2:20 am quake that lasted seven seconds. No damage reports arrived from the latest in a series of shocks beginning Saturday evening.
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Helena
Mont
Earthquake Felt as Wire Communications Fail North of Santa Barbara
Wire communications between San Luis Obispo and Santa Barbara failed at 6 41 a m about the time the quake was felt in southern California. The disruption highlights the tremor of record magnitude affecting coastal cities and communications links between regional hubs.
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San Luis Obispo
Calif
Santa Barbara
California
Direct Phone Link Reaches Santa Barbara Via LA Lines
San Francisco report notes direct telephone communication with Santa Barbara was established through Los Angeles this morning via The Associated Press.
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San Francisco
Santa Barbara
Associated Press
Los Angeles
Reestablished Wires Signal Smaller Casualties
First reports from San Francisco indicate casualties were not as large as initial rumors suggested after the reestablished wires carried updates on the incident.
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San Francisco
Southern Pacific Tracks Torn Up by California Earthquake
Hugh Neill, president of the Southern Pacific railway, learned that 200 miles of tracks north of Los Angeles were torn up by the quake. He said Santa Barbara station was partly razed and the roundhouse was down, though one telegraph line had been linked to Santa Barbara.
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New York
Hugh Neill
Southern Pacific Railway
Los Angeles
Santa Barbara Disaster Reports Higher Losses
A Southern Pacific dispatch notes life loss and building damage in Santa Barbara are greater than first indicated, with multiple small fires breaking out across the area.
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San Luis Obispo
Calif
Southern Pacific
Santa Barbara
Seismologist Dr Bailey Willis Seen In Palo Alto Amid Quake Rumors
Dr Bailey Willis of Stanford and president of the Seismographical Society of America, who predicted a Santa Barbara region quake, was in Palo Alto and believed to be in the area of the northern California disturbance as new pressures accumulate in southern California for a future big temblor.
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Palo Alto
Calif
Bailey Willis
Stanford University
Santa Barbara
Willis
Seismographical Society of America
San Juan Bautista
San Benito County
California
Fourth quake rattles Great Falls homes in brief 32 hour span
Great Falls Montana recorded its fourth earthquake in 32 hours at 2 30 this morning. The tremor shook houses for several seconds causing alarm across the city.
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Great Falls
Mont
Second quake rattles Santa Barbara area. recorded at Santa Clara
A milder aftershock followed the early tremor, observed at Santa Clara college at 10 45 am by Father J H Ricard head of physics. The 6 45 am quake was the strongest there since 1911, with another heavy shock reported near Santa Barbara at 11 30 am causing the dispatcher to flee.
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San Jose
Calif
Santa Barbara
Santa Clara College
J. Hy Ricard
Father Ricard
San Francisco
Southern Pacific
Naples
MacMillan Aims Arctic Radio Progress Test
Chicago reports that the MacMillan Navy expedition plans to broadcast from near the North Pole using low wave transmitters. Eugene F. McDonald Jr leads the radio effort to provide Eskimo audience programming and describe the voyage. WJAZ Chicago will rebroadcast on higher waves for wider listening. News dispatches go first to the National Geographic Society. Zenith will handle radio features and announcements.
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Chicago
Arctic
MacMillan Navy
North Pole
Eugene F. McDonald, Jr
WJAZ
National Georgraphic Society
Zenith Company
Foreign Actors Warmly Welcome in Brazil
Rio de Janeiro and Sao Paulo host visiting theater companies from Paris Madrid Lisbon Italy and Mexico presenting works in their native languages. Big crowds attend first-class productions as Brazil's cosmopolitan audience favors language skilled drama. An Italian company staged Lear and Othello in 1924 and American drama appears with Baby Mine by Margaret Mayo staged by Brazilian and London groups. Native drama remains modest while Brazilian stock and vibrant cinema culture grow.
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Rio de Janeira
Rio de Janeiro
Sao Paulo
Paris
Madrid
Lisbon
Italy
Mexico
Brazil
Margaret Mayo
Buenos Aires
New Record in Dairy Products
United States dairy output set records last year with creamery butter at 1.356 billion pounds, cheese 413.94 million, condensed and evaporated milk 1.7005 billion, and ice cream 285.55 million gallons. Milk cow totals rose to 25.319 million. per capita butter use held at 17.5 pounds. cheese at 4.2 pounds. Imports totaled 11.15 million pounds as storage large, but all butter stocks were cleared by May 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Department of Agriculture
Jap Prince Visits Mount Chichibu in Azalea Peak Trek
Mt Chichibu attracts Prince Chichibu and entourage as they begin at a village footpath. He visits the Chichibu shrine for lunch then climbs to Peak Myoho, enjoying a wide sunset view. The night ends with performances at the Mitsue mine shrine by local dancers.
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Associated Press
Tokio
Mt. Chichibu
Chichibu
Mitsue
Antelope Herd Thrives in Canadian National Park
Calgary report notes the Nemiskam National Park preserve saved Canadian antelope from extinction. From 45 in 1915 the herd grew to 235, with 55 more in 1924, as a 5,000 acre fenced tract protected the wildlife without disturbing them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian National Park
Calgary
Alta
Canada
Nemiskam National Park
Prairies
Alberta
Local social visits and travel plans noted
Miss Mildred Merwin of Leon visits Miss Helen Bartlett at 702 North Elm Street. L. Osborn and daughter Betty depart for Ottumwa and Burlington for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. McQueen of Red Oak spend the weekend at James Cronan's home on North Lincoln Street. Mrs. Wintie Newkirk and Miss Naomi Griffin return Sunday after visiting Orient with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Griffin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Merwin
Leon
Helen Bartlett
North Elm Street
L. Osborn
Betty
Ottumwa
Burlington
A. J. McQueen
Red Oak
James Cronan
North Lincoln Street
Wintie Newkirk
Naomi Griffin
Orient
H. B. Griffin
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Wall Street
Chicago Grain & Provisions
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Mon
Bran
Board of Trade
Here
Southern Pacific Railroad Company
MacMillan
Artic Zone
Jap Prince Visits
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