Market declines and rebounds in Chicago grain trades
Wheat, corn and oats prices moved sharply after the opening as Northwestern linked commission houses sold September wheat. Values fell about 2c below Monday's close before a partial rally, with September 1604 to 140% and December at 1.59. Corn slipped to 98% before a rally, oats eased after slight gains, and provisions fell on the session.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Northwestern Connection
Amtertcan
Canadian Northwest
Liberty bonds market report and quotes in New York
Liberty bonds quoted with 8s at 100.25 and 4s across issues. First 4s at 92.6, second 4s at 101.20, third 4s at 101.18, fourth 4s at 102.12. U S government 4s at 102.25 and 106.20.
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New York
Liberty
Market Verbiage on Silver Prices Abroad
New York rates show bar silver at 70 percent with Mexican dollars at 54 percent. London markets report bar silver at 82 6 15 pence per ounce on August 25.
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New York
London
Exchange Rates Steady in New York Markets
Foreign exchange rates remained steady in New York with quotes in cents for major currencies. Lists include Great Britain at 4.85 and 4.85 percent on 60 day bills, France at 4.68, Germany at RO, Holland around 40.24, and Argentina at 40.37, among others.
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New York
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Switzerland
Spain
Greece
Poland
Jugo Slavia
Austria
Rumania
Argentina
Brazil
Shanghai
Montreal
Stocks Jump on Broad Rally Led by Motors and Rails
New York stock market opened with gains across General Railway Signal Southern Railway Western Maryland and Sears Roebuck at new yearly highs. Chrysler rose to 145, White Motor gained 6, and overall volume neared 1.5 million shares amid profit taking and bear selling over rapid motor and specialty advances.
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Os Am Water Works
Atchison
Baldwin Loco
Balt & Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
Altornia Pet
Canadian Pacific
Cent
Gil Cerro de Paseo
Handler Motor
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chic & & Northwestern
Chic
Mil & St P
al & Pacil de
Coca Cola
Colorado Fuel
Congoleum Nairn
1Com Products
Oruecible Steel
Davison Chem
Dodge Bros
Erie Ist
Famous Players
General Asphalt
General Electric
General Motors E
Gt Northern
Gulf States Steel
Hudson Motors
Sinely Central
O&g
Intervester
Mer Mar
Nickel Seafleeteest
Kelly Springfield
Kennecott Cop
Lehigh Valley
Soseee
Louisville & Nash
Mack Truck
Marland Oil
Mex Seaboard Oil
Mid Continent Pet
Mo Kan & Tex
Missouri Pac Pfd
Montgomery Ph Wen
Nat Biscuit
Nat Lead
New York Central
Nynh& Hud
Norfolk & Western
Nor American
Northern Pacific
Pacific
Pan Am Pet B
Pennsylvania
Texas & Pacific
Union Pacific
U S
Wabash
Eric Willys-Overland
Wootwort el
New York
General Railway
Southern Railway
Western Maryland
Sears Roebuck
Chrysler
White Motor
Sugar futures and Cuban sugar advance on New York market
An advance of 132 points to 440 for Cuban sugar duty paid occurred as 36 000 bags were offered for prompt shipment. Demand for September led to covering with some buying. September rose to 253 and later months gained 1 2 points. refined rose to 650 560 for fine granulated amid firmer tones.
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New York
Potatoes Market Steady Across Regions
Chicago August 25 report shows potato receipts 67 care with total U S shipments 895. Trading fair and market barely steady. Wisconsin bulk round whites 1.75 to 2.05. Minnesota and Wisconsin sacked round whites 1.90 to 2.05. Minnesota sacked early Ohios 1.99 to 2.05. Idaho sacked rurals 2.15 to 2.35.
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Chicago
U. S
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Idaho
Oil market updates from New York auctions
New York on August 25 reports closing bids for several oils with varied percentages listed. Curb oils include Continental at 24 percent Prairie Pipe Line at 21 percent Standard of Indiana at 61 percent Standard of New York at 61 percent New Bradford and Salt Creek Cons left blank.
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New York
Continental
Prairie Pipe Line
Standard of
Indiana
New Bradford
Salt Creek
Money market rates quoted in New York trading
In New York on August 25 the money market showed firmer conditions with the ruling rate at 4 percent. Closing bid and offered prices were also at 4 percent while last loan and call loan against acceptances stood around 4.44 percent and 3 percent respectively. Mixed collateral for 60 to 90 days traded at 4 and 4 percent for 4 to 6 months, with prime commercial paper at 4.1 percent.
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New York
Cail
Metals markets and Hawaii sugar crop outlook
Copper, tin, iron, zinc and antimony prices are listed as steady or easy with spot and futures figures. Parallel report from Honolulu notes refiners expect 81,400 tons of sugar in 1925, a record crop driven by scientific planting methods despite no acreage increase.
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New York
East St. Louis
Honolulu
Chicago market quotes mix grains and seeds data
Chicago reported mixed commodity prices with Wheat No 1 hard at 1.6246 and 1.64, No 2 hard 1.6114 and 1.62, corn No 2 and others listed, seed prices for timothy and clover, and meats like lard ribs and beef prices shown despite garbled OCR.
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Chicago
Livestock Prices And Receipts From Chicago And Omaha Markets
Hog receipts around 18 000 in Chicago with mixed demand. weights 140 to 210 pounds mainly 12.50 to 13.20 for select, top near 12.50, heavy hogs 11.65 to 12.40. Cattle receipts 7 000 with better fed steers rising, top 15.75, grain fed 11.00 to 14.00. stockers steady. Sheep receipts 21 000 with fat lambs solid, best feeders up to 15.60, native ewes steady near 7.00. Omaha reports hogs 6 500 with cheaper packing grades, 140 to 200 pounds 12.26 to 12.50. cattle 7 000 with fed steers scarce, yearlings 18.00, stockers steady. sheep 14 000 with fat lambs 14.50 to 14.75 and top 14.76.
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Cuitagg
Chicago
Omaha
Kansas City
Texas
California
Market report from Kansas City Ogden and St Joseph cattle and hogs
Kansas City notes cattle receipts about 14 000 with mixed prices and soft undertone for steers and yearlings. Hogs show a decline in lightweights with most bids lower than Monday while packers stay slow. Sheep and lambs rise slightly with top western lambs around 14 75 and best natives near 14 60. Ogden reports 927 receipts with 60 for market and little sale as bidders come in at 12 60. St Joseph hogs and cattle receipts begin to appear with buyers cautious and late arrivals unsold by noon.
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Ogden
San Francisco
Oakland
Reno
Market
Salt Lake
Receivers Approved to Pay Interest on Major Railway Notes
Federal Judge Wilkerson allowed the receivers of the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway to pay 750000 dollars in interest on a 25000000 dollar note held by the United States treasury. In a separate action the court approved deferring 600000 dollars of interest due September 1 on a 20000000 dollar note issued to the wartime director general of railroads. The notes were secured by bonds with prior interest defaults.
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Chicago
Wilkerson
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway Company
United States Treasury
President Coolidge vents idle vacation talks with correspondents
Swampscott Mass August 25 AP President Coolidge ends his ninth week of vacation with no word on return date. Conflicting guesses place his return next week September 1 or mid September. He held meetings with newspaper men and discussed aviation policy and possible congressional action on a new air service.
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Marine Corps Guard of
White Court
Bingham
Coolidge
Congress
Los Angeles
For Sale Moscow Residence Near U of I Campus
Property offered by Laurence E. Huff listed at 1000 cash. Present owner must sell to support law practice. Business income noted at 21000 yearly. Housing in Moscow with children attending school plus part time work during spare hours. Five football games and two conventions in Moscow this fall. Huff's Cafe contact for inquiries.
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Moscow
U. of I
Huff
Laurence E. Huff
Homes Bombed in Chicago Labor Strife
Police suspect labor troubles motivated the early morning bombings of the homes of Frank Nase business agent and Frank Rangone secretary of the barber's union in Chicago.
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Chicago
C. (Ap
Frank Nase
Frank Rangone
Barber's Union
Smuggled workers rounded up in Oakdale plant raid
Twenty two men employed at the United States Gypsum company plant in Oakdale were arrested in a broad roundup of alleged illegal aliens.
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Oakdale
United States
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