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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1925
Page
36
Neshannock Township School Board invites bids to deliver coal to school houses for the 1925 term. Bids must be in the secretary's hands by noon August 7, 1925. Albert L. Johnson, Secretary. Legal notices July 28 29 80 1925.
Neshannock Township School Board invites bids to transport children to the Neshannock school during the 1925 and 1926 terms. For full details contact the board secretary by noon August 7, 1925. Legal News July 28 29 30 1925.
Notice is given that an application will be made in the Court of Common Pleas of Lawrence County on August 3 1925 for the charter of Apollo Club a corporation to promote music sociability and fellowship among members. The charter on file in the Prothonotary's office of Lawrence County. Muse and Brown solicitors.
Letters testamentary issued by Lawrence county Pa registry of wills to Thomas Sterrett McAnlis as executor. Debts are to be paid at once and claims presented promptly for the estate of William S. McAnlis late of Big Beaver Township Deceased. Attorney Charles G. Martin. Date July 24 18-15-22-
Cattle supplies light with steady to mixed demand across grades. Veal calves receipts 150 and market strong to higher at 13.50. Sheep and lambs 300 on hand with steady to higher prices. hogs 1,800 head, market active, mostly steady to lower with prime hogs around 14.25 to 14.40 and norms about 14 to 14.60. Fresh cows and springers priced up to 100 dollars.
Chicago grains opened modestly mixed with wheat mostly unchanged to 5-8 lower and corn fluctuating 1-8 higher to 3-8 lower as locals press December sales. Trade was light with commission houses taking offerings on resting orders and oats showing small, mixed activity amid light deliveries and country purchases. Provisions opened unchanged to 5 cents lower as market tone remained cautious.
City officials will hold their annual picnic on Thursday at the D. O. Davies cottage near Rock Springs. The event provides a relaxed gathering away from official duties.
Early trading shows spectacular gains in industrial and motor stocks led by United States Steel after a stronger than expected 1925 second quarter earnings report. American Can and Du Pont gains help drive market activity before profit taking cools the rally.
Furnished by Kay Richards Co. 234 Safe Deposit Trust Bldg. Stock prices at 1 30 P M provided for financial reading.
New York produce prices show live poultry markets easy with broilers at 22 to 30 cents, turkeys 20 to 30, ducks 20, fowls 21 to 25, roosters 16, geese 15. Butter market steady with creamery prices up to 46 cents and extras around 37 to 38 cents. Cheese market steady with whole milk flats at 23 to 24 cents and lower grades 21 to 22. Eggs market steady with nearby white extras 49 to 51 cents and nearby brown hennery extras not fully readable.
From basement to attic you will find odds and ends of furniture clothing or household equipment you no longer use. Make a list of items to sell then telephone our Want Ad department and place an advertisement for the next issue. Selling is easy and the response will surprise you.
The text lists wholesale milk price ranges and quality grades, noting 3 per cent milk within a 201-210 mile zone and a price of $2.33 per 100 pounds. It references fresh gathered extras and firsts with percentage notations like 4-48% and 39- $2.
Furnished by New Castle Feed and Coal Company at 1126 28 Moravia Street the notice lists prices paid for hay and grain in a local commodity market update.
The note lists Rye priced at 22.00 and Wheat at 88.8 cents per bushel, reflecting a short market quote. It reads as a fragment of a larger commodity table likely from a historical price sheet.
Practically all of New Castle’s photographers are away this week attending the Photographers’ National convention in Cleveland Ohio. The annual fair draws photographers from across the country and sparks many improvements in the art.
Preparations begin for a new undersea cable connecting Penzance to New York via Newfoundland. The line will handle about 2 500 letters per minute in one direction. It will exceed the pace of the first section of the German cable between New York and the Azores by around 600 words per minute.
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