Wool Market Falls Slightly Amid Yorkshire Strike Fallout
The Commercial Bulletin notes a weekly decline in wool market activity with steadier tone locally and abroad. Yorkshire strike settlement boosts Bradford and Australian markets while River Platte remains dull. mohair stalls. Quotations list various wools and staples across states and regions.
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New England
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California
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Oregon
Valley
Montana
Wheat futures open mixed on Chicago board with light trading
Chicago reports show Winnipeg strength and better Canadian northwest signals. Wheat opens slightly under Thursdays close then rallies, with September at 1.59 to 1.69 for December and May delivery gaining nearly two cents. corn and oats trade lightly with slight moves. provisions firm.
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Winnipeg
Board of Trade Today
Foreign exchange rates steady in New York notes
The market shows steady foreign exchange notations in cents with numerous currencies listed. Great Britain demand 4.83 percent cables 4.85 percent, 60 day bills on banks 4.81 16, France 4.69, Italy 2.64, Belgium 4.55, Germany 23.80, Holland 40.25, Norway 18.80, Sweden 26.85, Denmark 24.32, Switzerland 19.88, Spain 14.41, Greece 155, Poland 16.75, Czechoslovakia 2.96, Yugoslavia 17, Austria 144, Roumania 51, Argentina 40.87, Brazil 12.16, Shanghai 79, Montreal.
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Brazil
Aka Shanghai
Montreal
Raw sugar market steady amid weekend activity
New York on August 21 reports raw sugar steady at 4.37 Cuban duty paid with no sales. Futures show little change as houses with European connections buy ahead of weekend. Refined sugar prices range 540 to 660 for fine granulated amid softer demand.
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Rene
Bond market closes with mixed Liberty values in New York
In New York the Liberty bonds closed with varied quotes. The 3 1/2 percent and 4 percent series showed mixed results, with 100.25 for 3 1/2 and 100.2 to 102.8 for several 4 percent issues. Government bonds ranged around 103.0 to 106.21, reflecting uneven demand.
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Government
Curb ool era lines and racing results
A fragment lists curves and lanes with horse track style marks and references to Continental Prairie Rim Line 123 percent Standard of Indiana 61 percent Standard of New York 41 percent Salt Creek Consolidated and other unreadable items from New York Raig.
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Prairie
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Livestock markets mix on Chicago and Omaha reports
Chicago and Omaha market notes show hogs and cattle trading unevenly with higher packer bids in spots. Hogs range around 12.00 to 13.60 with weekly gains noted, cattle and sheep state broad steady to higher tendencies amid varying weights and classes.
Livestock Prices and Receipts From Ogden and St Joseph Markets
Ogden Utah August 21 hog receipts 160 all to local packers no sales desirable grades quotable up 13.30 or 1b higher cattle receipts 491 market weak to 26c lower except some mid to good stock cattle and vealers 9.00 per 215 to 260 pounds, calves 6.00, stocker steers 6.35, feeder steers 6.60, sheep receipts 5,314 with large shipments to Denver Chicago Omaha Los Angeles none sold. St Joseph Missouri August 21 hogs receipts 1,200 unevenly steady to higher top 18.10 bulk 12.26 cattle receipts 7,800 steers 7.00–9.50 cows and heifers 6.00–7.50 lambs 13.60–14.00 ewes 6.00–7.50.
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Grain price report from Chicago markets
Wheat No 1 hard at 164 165 and 2 hard at 160 162 percent. Corn 2 mixed 105 2 yellow 106. Oats No 2 white 3 white 404 10 percent. Rye and barley listed with sparse data. Clover seed and timothy hay prices shown. livestock prices such as ribs and bellies appear with figures around 18. Bellies 2176.
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Arley
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Lara
Potato Market Reports Mixed Shipments and Prices
August reports show 24 car loads received and 244 on track as total US shipments reach 5817. Market remains dull with Ohio and Minnesota round whites at 1.75 to 2.00 dollars, Wisconsin and Minnesota sacked whites 1.75 to 2.00, Idaho Russets 2.25 to 2.30 per sack.
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Panciae
Utah Weather Light showers likely in northwest area
Generally fair tonight and Saturday with possible showers in the northwest. Temperature expected to remain steady as Tribune want ads promise results.
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Tribune
Market Opens Higher After Credit Signals Favor Bullish Trading
New York stock action resumes with gains across sectors after a Federal Reserve report easing credit. Mack Trucks and General Electric lead early advances, steel and other industrials rise, high priced issues draw fresh bids, and total volume reaches about 1.3 million shares.
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Postam Cereal
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United States
Fleischmann
General Railway Signal
Sloss Sheffield
Sears Roebuck
Postum
Southwestern
Frisco Common
St. Louis Southwestern
U. S
Range Cattle Shows Decrease Across Southwest
The southwest range cattle herd is estimated at 1 847 000 head for January to July, down from 2 117 000 in 1924 and 2 041 000 in 1923. Texas saw heavy movement due to dry weather, Oklahoma marketed 323 000 head, New Mexico moved 254 000, with other states reporting better feed overall though some declines in hay crops. Foreseeable feeder demand remains strong as feed conditions improve in Idaho, Oregon, Washington and Utah, while Colorado faces reduced feeding.
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Chicago
Australia Eliminates Japan in Davis Cup Final Zone
In Brokline Massachusetts on August 21, Australia defeated Japan to win the final American zone Davis Cup match. Gerald Patterson and John B Hawks beat Zanzo Shimizu and Takeichi Harada 6 1 6 2 9 7 to complete a clean three straight victories and set a date with France for the European zone winner to determine who faces the United States in the challenge round.
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Barbara Frietchie on Location at Ince Studios in Fredericktown
Producers film Barbara Frietchie at an enlarged Mount Vernon replica near Ince studios. Set construction mirrors the 1860s Maryland locale with crowds watching the company at work outside the studios amid colonial style grounds. Milton Sills headlines at the Orpheum with What My Man and a two reel comedy.
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Pathe News
Textile machinery hub grows in Charlotte South center
The International Typographical Calon reports active membership reaching six in a region described as the South's largest textile machinery and equipment hub, centered around Charlotte North Carolina.
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Idaho Director Appointed to Helena District
Judge Elbert Gary announces new internal revenue directors including E. C. Crabbe and General Andrews. Acting administrators are chosen in several districts while others await final appointments. Most new staff will earn $6,000 yearly as the system expands field enforcement of prohibition.
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Prohibition Office Names 24 District Administrators
Washington Aug 1 AP The new prohibition army will be led by the same enforcement officers now serving. Assistant Secretary Andrews of the treasury announced 24 district administrators today with six already in service. The plan, operable Sept 1, aims to strike bootleg wholesalers and shift focus from local enforcement. Walton A Green named chief prohibition investigator to develop interstate conspiracies and supply undercover men.
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Enginemen Victims of Colorado Train Crash
Dan Collier of New York City was listed in critical condition after yesterday’s collision of two Denver and Rio Grande Western passenger trains near Granite Colorado. Officials said the conductor of the returning train reported a relapse and possible internal injuries among the injured aboard.
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Bandits Rob Stamp Collector in Chicago Heist
Philadelphia stamp dealer Benjamin F. Enclow owner of the Colonial Stamp Company reported rioting loss in downtown Chicago. Thirteen dollars a day is the bricklayers wage in Dallas. A haul valued at about $10 000 included rare stamps from around the world some dating to Washington era at 290 dollars each and uncancelled U S postage stamps worth 3000 dollars.
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George Washington
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Dallas
International outlook review for early 1925 major powers
The Guaranty Survey notes Britain returns to the gold standard but faces deep unemployment. Belgium faces labor unrest. France must draft a 1926 budget to cover a large deficit and debt settlements. Germany’s security pact initiative shifts opinion, while European nations work toward debt talks and economic stability amid Chinese unrest and trade strains.
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Slovakia
League of Nations
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Shanghai
China
Canton
McTigue Slattery bout postponed by rain at Coney Island
A heavyweight boxing match between Mike McTigue and Jimmy Slattery at Coney Island was postponed to tomorrow night due to rain. Maine manufactures about 140 million toothpicks daily.
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Coney Island
Mike McTigue
Jimmy Slattery
Maine
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