Stock Prices Rally Across Industrials and Railroads
New York July 23 AP reports broad stock market gains led by industrials and railroads. Trading reached about 1.35 million shares with call loans at 4 percent. Union Pacific Atlantic Coast Line and Wheeling and Lake Erie Wey Wabash notes boosted confidence as several issues hit new highs and the market closed strong.
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New York
Union Pacific
Atlantic
Wheeling and Lake Erie
Wabash
General Railway
General Baking
Jos
Mid American
Woolworth
Sears Roebuck
Montgomery Ward
Kresge
General Airway
Mack Truck
Pierce Arrow
Raw sugar market steadies amid July liquidation sales
New York July 23 raw sugar market shows steadiness with 15000 bags of Porto Rican due early August at 4.27 and Cuban offered at the same price. July futures sit six points above midday, with Europe selling while trade interests and shorts absorb offerings. refined sugar prices remain unchanged at 5.06 to 5.45 per hundredweight.
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New York
Noths
Europe
Shorts
Cotton prices rise on heavy buying and shorts covering
New York on July 23 reports cotton prices jumping about four dollars a bale as receipts of an unknown adverse government crop report spur demand from spinners and commission houses. C losing near day highs, net advance exceeds six dollars a bale with short covering and general buying.
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New York
Market Closing Tones From New York Oils Trade
CURD OILS New York July 28 Curb oils 2 15 p m close Continental 25 Prairie Pine Tane 126 Standard of Indiana 66 Standard of New York blank New Bradford and Salt Creek Consolidated all blank.
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Curd Oils
New York
Continental
Prairie Pine
Standard of Indiana
Standard of
New Bradford and
Salt Creek Consolidated
Bethlehem Steel Q2 1925 earnings rise over last year
Steel earnings for the Bethlehem Steel Corp in the second quarter of 1925 totaled 3,423,191 dollars, down from 4,071,516 dollars in Q1 but up against 1,278,377 dollars in Q2 1924. The earnings equate to 1.31 dollars per common share, versus 1.66 dollars in the prior quarter and 1 cent per share a year earlier.
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Steel Eannnings
New York
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Livestock Prices at Chicago and Kansas City Markets
Livestock receipts at Chicago Cupcagh show cattle 9,000 and hogs 3,500 with mixed gains. best packer and shipper prices around 14.10 to 14.35 for quality slaughter pigs and 13.75 to 14.30 for other hog categories. Cattle mainly steady to weak with long yearlings and weighty steers noted. vealers around 10.50. Kansas City reports cattle 6,500, calves 1,000. steers 13.25 top for medium weights, cows 3.60 to 5.35, bulls steady, hogs 3,500 with 14.00 top for shipper-packer and 13.80 to 14.00 averages for 180 to 326 pounds. Sheep from Chicago 39,000 with lambs 25 to 50 cents higher. natives around 14.65 and most cuts near 9.00. stockers and feeders steady.
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Chicago
Texas
Kansas City
Kansas
Oklahoma
Louisiana
Omaha
ST. Joseph
J. Joseph
Portland
Ore
Market Saddle: Livestock Prices Across Cities July 23
The report lists cattle and hog receipts in Omaha Saint Joseph Portland and Ogden with prices ranging from 12.50 to 14.75 for fat lambs and 13.80 for hogs, noting steady to strong trends in several categories and varying weights from 140 to 280 pounds. Sheep sales show typical midweek gains and heavy throughputs across markets.
Butter and cheese firm receipts and prices report
New York reports butter firm receipts 9,669 with creamery extras 44s, firsts 88 to 1, score 13 percent, totals 17,904 for receipts and 364 37 for extra firsts across regions. Pacific coast whites firsts to extra firsts 40 44, cheese firm receipts 243,672 pounds with varied milk and product grades. Chicago notes poultry prices: fowls 19 24c, broilers 20 26, springs 0, roosters 17, turkeys 20, ducks 20 23.
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New York
Pacific Coast
Chicago
Potato receipts and prices in Chicago trade notes
In July Chicago reports show 62 car U S shipments totaling 460 with liberal supplies and slow demand while the market remains firm. Utah sacked Bliss leads at 360, Virginia barrel cobblers No 1 at 6.60, Aware barrel cobblers No 1 at 6.25 with limited further detail.
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Chicago
U. S
Tradse
Utah
Bliss Triumphs
Virginia Barrel Cobblers
Aware Barrel Cobblers
Grain prices and bids from Omaha market report
The Omaha grain page lists Wheat No 2 hard at 1.68 with various bids and prices for No 1 and No 2 wheat, and corn values including No 1 white and No 2 white around 1.02 to 1.06. It also records mixed notes on other grain grades and inconsistent OCR fragments.
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Omaha
Grain Exports Rise Sharp From U S In 1925
Washington reports 1925 exports of grain and grain products valued at 94141 million, up 928.6 million from 1924. Wheat shipments totaled 195.45 million bushels, up from 78.79 million. 1925 wheat value reached 306.6 million vs 87.0 million in 1924. Flour exports were 18.90 million barrels valued at 97.77 million, up from 17.25 million barrels and 88.20 million in 1924.
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Washington
United States
Commerce Department
Department
Wheat market closes unsettled after Kansas drought hits supply
Chicago July 23 AP influenced by an upturn in prices wheat opened higher on forecasts of reduced Kansas wheat output this season. Damage estimates reach 45 percent in Montana and 20 to 40 percent in several Dakotas and Minnesota, with rains in parts of the region and no strong export demand. Closing prices remained unsettled with Sept and Dec futures near yesterday's finish as corn and oats movements followed weather and demand signals.
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Kansas
Kansas City
Montana
North Dakota
South Dakota
Minnesota
Iowa
Nebraska
Missouri
Oklahoma
St. Louis
Permanent injunction barred Ford branding at Empire Auto Shop
In Twin Falls on Wednesday Judge W A Babcock issued a permanent injunction restraining Ed Gear proprietor of the Empire Auto Shop from using any Ford branding on windows signs or the front of his business two doors south of Union Motor Company authorized Ford agents.
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Twin Falls
Eda Paar
W. A. Babcock
Ed Gear
Empire Auto Shop
Ford
Union Motor Company
Por Motor Company
St. Louisa Missouri Mule Enters War via Airlift to Africa
The Missouri mule of St. Louis officially joins the Riffian war in Africa as forty cars are flipped to Barcelona, signaling a transport milestone and regional involvement.
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St. Louisa
Agyehere
Africa
Barcelona
Cotton Crop Production Forecast For This Year
Washington says the Department of Agriculture projects a cotton crop of 15.588 million bales for the season, about 5600 wind bales, in its second forecast. The July 2 estimate was 14.339 million bales, compared with last year’s 18.628 million.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Foreign exchange steady with varied world quotes
New York reports steadiness in foreign exchange with British demand 4.85 percent and cables 4.86 percent. Other quotes include France 4.71, Germany 23.80, Holland 40.13, Switzerland 19.40, Spain 14.54, Poland 4.? and Tokio 41 3-16, Montreal 109 1-16.
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Great Britain
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Belgium
Germany
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Switzerland
Spain
Greece
Poland
Czecho-Slovakia
Jugo-Slavia
Austria
Rumania
Argentina
Brazil
Tokio
Shanghai
Montreal
Bar silver price report from London in July
Silver prices in London on July 23 quoted at 32 1 16 pence per ounce. The report notes current market levels for bar silver with emphasis on the London market.
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London
Metal Prices Mixed Amid Steady Copper and Tin
New York reports copper steady with spot and nearby futures around 14% at 1414. Tin holds at 58.87 spot and 68.75 futures. Iron unchanged, lead firm with spot 8.20 and futures 8.60. Sinc and East St. Louis show spot 7.82 and futures 7.35. Antimony near 17.00 to 17.25.
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New York
Sinc
East St. Louis
Liberty bonds close mixed as market steadies
New York July 23 Liberty bonds closed with varied results. 3s listed at 100.22 while 2nd 4% and 4%s traded around 100.27 and 102.3. Other issues touched 101.15, 102.28, and 106.14 reflecting uneven demand across government securities.
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Liberty Bonds
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U. S. Government
U. 5. Government
Tragedy in Twin Falls as 19-year-old Otto Cazier ends life
Otto Cazier, 19, son of WFD, killed himself with a 16 gauge shotgun at the family home west of Filer after weeks of illness and a note to his mother expressing despair. He had been ill since February and was the eldest of five sons in the family, who had lived in Filer about two years. In Paris, five German nationals and organizations were granted membership in the international chamber of commerce, per the US chamber of commerce.
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Wfd
Cazier
Filer
Washington
International Chamber of Commerce
Paris
United States
Knights Templar Commander Dies in Glacier Park
Grand Commander Asa C. Jewett of the Knights Templar Rhode Island and Massachusetts died this morning in Glacier National Park. Dunbar, a party member, relayed the irreplaceable loss as the group travels toward Seattle for the triennial conclave. Jewett's home is Newton Center, Massachusetts.
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Glacier Park
Spokane
Wash
Asa C. Jewett
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
Glacier National Park
Munbar
Seattle
Mr. Dunbar
Commander Jewett
Newton Center
Mass
Reverend Potter Foresees Anti-Evolution Laws
The Reverend Chas Francis Potter, pastor of United Christian Church, returning from the Scopes trial, predicts nationwide enactment of anti-evolution laws.
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New York
Chas. Francis Potter
United Christian Church
Southern publishers urge postal rate relief at hearings
At Atlanta the Southern Newspaper Publishers Association led a brief before a joint congressional postal committee seeking lower second class rates. Col Robert E. Ewing chaired the New Orleans group which argued rates should reflect traffic needs, not self sufficiency, citing strains on newspapers that deliver locally or risk losing readers as rates rise. The American Newspaper Publishers Association also attended as hearings move to northern states.
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Congressional Postal Committee
Robert E. Ewing
New Orleans
Southern Newspaper Publishers Association
Congress
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Washington
Joint Committee
United States
Joint Postal Committee of Congress
Clock in San Francisco bank reflects precise timing
Pedestrians passing a collarf bank in San Francisco can read the correct time by glancing at a large embedded clock in the sidewalk protected by two layers of glass. A master clock inside the bank keeps it accurate and it is illuminated at night. The United States army base in Brooklyn, New York, houses the largest warehouse in the world.
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Collarf Bank
San Francisco
United States Army
Brooklyn
N. Y
Ruling sought on board's power to sell USS ships
President Coolidge received a request from Shipping Board Chairman O Connor for a Justice Department ruling on whether the board has authority under the merchant marine act to sell ships for scrapping. Secretary Sanders withheld details and action is not disclosed.
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Masa
Coolidge
O'Conner
Ghinnine Board
Department of Justice
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Sanders
New England
Palmer
Fleet Corporation
Shipping Board
Merchant Marine Act
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