Wheat Market Advances On Crop News And Demand Signals
Unfavorable Canadian crop reports and stronger European demand push wheat prices higher after an initial drop in Chicago. Saskatchewan hot weather dries fields. Liverpool quotes lagged, while September and December contracts rose above previous highs. Corn and oats followed Wheat with mixed moves as hog values nudged provisions higher.
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Canada
Saskatchewan
Liverpool
Atlantic
Silver price update from London market
In London today on August 4 silver trades at 32d per ounce. Market quotes show a steady session with minor shifts as investors monitor platinum and gold movements.
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Beate R F D Receives Relief From Ill Health
Two Battle Creek women report recovery after using Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. Mrs. C E of 247 Champion Street describes lasting relief from neuralgia swelling and nervous strain, claiming the first bottle brought help and intends to continue use.
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Cleveland
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Champion
Battle Creek, Mich
Chicago Hogs Cattle and Sheep Trade Report Aug 4
Chicago market summary reports hog receipts at 14 000 with dull early sales to shippers and yard traders. prices show 10 to 20 cents higher than Monday's average with varied weights. Cattle receipts 10 000 demand steady to slow with best lots scarce. heavies around 15.50 and bulls steady. Sheep receipts 10 000 with fat lambs active and some high bids for western feeders. several lots around 15.0 to 16.25 in latest quotes.
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Kansas City
Bieber
Omaha
Neb
Nebraska
St. Joseph
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Utah
Idaho
Midwest and Rocky Mountain Livestock Prices Across Cities
Kansas City reports cattle and hog prices with brisk steer activity and steady to higher calves. Omaha shows gains in hogs and cattle with ranges for fed steers and yearlings, plus sheep and lambs moves. St Joseph and Ogden note mixed hog demand and steady to higher cattle prices with regional variations.
Raw sugar futures steady as market opens firm in New York
The raw market opened firm at 4.27 duty paid with no sales reported. September held near prior close while other futures eased by two points early, midday prices unchanged. Refined sugar prices stayed 6.20 to 6.40 and withdrawals on old contracts remained fair with light new business.
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Exchange Rates Steady in New York Marked by Wide Range
Foreign exchanges were steady with varied quotations in cents. Notable levels include Great Britain 4.85 percent and 60 day bills 4.81 percent, Italy 3.65, France 4.73 to 4.74, Belgium 4.37, Germany 23.80, Spain 14.46, Japan Tokyo 41, Shanghai 78. The bulletin lists numerous country and city rates across continents.
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Jugo-Slavia
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Areretine
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Montreal
Potatoes Market Update From Chicago Trading Fair
Potatoes receipts 73 cars total shipments 823 noted at Chicago trading fair with market steady. Kansas and Missouri sacked early. Idaho and Colorado cobblers mostly 3.25. Minnesota glee 2.30 to 2.60. few 2.40 to 2.60. quality and condition influence prices.
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Grain market report with mixed commodity quotes
Chicago prices for grain and feedstuffs list No 1 hard red winter at 1.60 to 1.65, corn No 2 around 080 08 and 1.10 to 1.11 for yellow corn, rye No 1 at 1.01, barley 70, timothy 6.96, clover seed 19.00 to 26.75, tard 17.20, ribs 18.60 and bellies 21.62, with various quality notes.
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Liberty bonds and U S securities prices reported
Bond market news lists Liberty 4s at 100.21 bid with 4s. and 4a in line. 2nd 4% at 100.21. 4th 4% at 102.00. U S bonds at 103.2 and 106.20. Also notes Danish women gained municipal vote in 1908.
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Prairie pipeline leads with fractional gains in oil options
Trading at New York August 4 close shows Prairie pipeline up 1.25 percent while Continental adds 27 percent and Standard of Indiana posts 63 percent. Standard of New York climbs 42 percent as Selt Creek consolidated gains 7 percent with mixed results across listed stocks.
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Standard of New York
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Market closes firm after buoyant opening on earnings
Wall Street opened with vigorous trading as favorable earnings reports boosted a broad range of stocks. Public Service of New Jersey rose to 83 and Columbia Gas and Electric to 73 amid new 1925 highs, while Pan American fell after a late bear raid triggering profit taking.
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Wheat futures rise on favorable December to May contracts
Winnipeg, Aug 4 AP Wheat for December advanced 6% per bushel with October and May gains of 6% each. Closing prices posted at 1.42, 1.46 and 1.46 respectively. Unfavorable crop reports from western Canada weighed on markets.
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Call Money Rates and Loans Reported in New York
New York notices show call money firm with high 4 percent and low 4 percent, ruling and closing bids at 4 percent, last loan at 4 percent, and call loans against acceptances at 3 percent. Time loans firm with mixed collateral 60 to 90 days at 4 percent and 4 to 6 months at 4 percent. Prime commercial paper listed at 4 percent.
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New York
Metals Market Roundup Shows Mixed Copper and Zinc Levels
Copper prices firm with electrolytic spot around 14 percent. nearby futures near 14 44. Zinc holds steady with spot near 69 25 and futures around 69. Lead and tin steady as well. Antimony trades at 17 75 while East St. Louis spot and futures for zinc quoted at 7 50.
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East St. Louis
Keeping Touch on the Plans for Coolidge Second Term
Swampscott Massachusetts August 3 AP Calvin Coolidge begins his third year as president content with his record and shaping legislation and actions. He hopes for wage talks in coal disputes, near accord on China, world court action, and a tax cut bill. John T Adam visits to gauge Republican prospects in the Northwest and state races.
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Death of Haitian movement leader announced
New York reports the death of George Sylvain a key figure in the movement to end the American occupation of Haiti. The notice ties his passing to the ongoing political struggle and notes his leadership role.
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Evolution debate continues as courts weigh anti evolution law
Petition by Robert Wilson seeks to restrain state enforcement of the anti evolution law in Tennessee. The Scopes case argues the law is unconstitutional and impairs teaching. Dr Neal plans to confer with Judge Hicks and then travel to New York for discussions with other attorneys.
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Straton Offered Leadership of Fundamentalists War on Evolution
Rev Reach Straton of Calvary Baptist in New York says prominent New Yorkers offered him leadership of anti evolution forces forming a national campaign. He would debate Clarence Darrow in cities including New York Chicago Philadelphia and Atlanta with Dudley Field Malone to replace Darrow if he declines. Straton links evolution to moral decline and cites dances theaters and Germany as consequences.
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Railroad Rumbles and Local Evening Events
Frank Reiger and Mrs Reiger left for Erie Pennsylvania and other eastern points. The 8 E A band plays a concert at 6 30 this evening in Virginia de opposite the depot. Alameda meets the Baggage Clerks tonight at Overland park in the Twilight league game at 6 15. Neilsen and Janke report salmon and trout from Salmon river trip. Clerical employees meet at 5 15 with the general superintendent. Greeks carved names of wives on the soles of their shoes as a compliment.
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Widow’s Claim for Body in Explosion Case Faces Deputy Guard
In Martinez California on August 4 AP reports Mrs Charles Henry Schwartz pressed the Contra Costa district attorney for possession of a body found in the Lab of the Aciette Cell company after an explosion. DA Tinning refused the request and said the grand jury would be convened. He maintains a murder occurred and that the charred remains are not Schwartz. Sheriff Veale ordered a deputy to Walnut Creek to guard the body. Detectives from an insurance firm assisting the probe question if Joe Rodriguez, missing since the blast day, was killed there and replaced body possibly to avoid identification.
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Contra Costa County
A. J. Neilson
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San Francisco
Rodriguez
W. H. Hough
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Dispute Over Charred Body in Fire Lab Case
Investigators seek to identify a charred body believed tied to the Joe Rodriguez disappearance after a blast at a laboratory. Dr. W H Hough reports X rays show no bone fracture, while Sheriff Veale leans toward the body being Rodriguez. Authorities weigh whether a prior injury could hide evidence. 15 800 Canadian women study agriculture with 1195 native born.
Land dispute ends in district court over Roy farm
W F and James R Young of Roy Idaho sue O W Pollard claiming no deed was issued when he took over their farm to satisfy a $400 debt. Pollard allegedly turned the land into grain crops worth about 10 000 with 15 000 bushels of wheat. Trial before Judge Robert M Terrell concluded today with a decision to be announced Thursday.
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Runners Fight With Hijackers In Long Beach Clash
In Long Beach on August 4 AP reports a gun battle between rum runners and hijackers left one man with multiple gunshot wounds being treated at a hospital and another held for investigation. About fifty shots rang out in the northern city area as officers investigated. A punctured car with 35 bullet holes was found in front of the hospital.
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Jack Martin
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