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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1925
Page
8
Chicago markets report new upturns in wheat with hints of improved export demand and larger miller buying, plus persistent European buying of futures. Canada offers crop pessimism as profit taking and firming bets push prices, while corn and oats falter and provisions rise despite lower hog quotes.
Lincoln August 6 AP Nebraska drought has wiped out the Dumper crop prospects. State and federal crop statistician A E Anderson reports after a state tour that August favorable weather could still yield a fair crop. Wheat is fair and of good quality while hay is very light.
Curb Oil New York notes show Carbelle at 2:15 a.m. Close lists Continental 24 percent Prairie Inc Time 125, Standard of Indiana 63 percent, Standard of New York 41 percent, New Bradford 6 percent with varied prices across stations.
In New York on August 5 the raw sugar market showed firmness with inquiries around 4.30 and offers at 4.33. No local sales. Porto Rican refinery purchases of 28,000 bags for late August at 4.43 duty paid. Futures rose on trade and Cuban buying, midday quotes 1–3 points higher. refined sugar unchanged. Withdrawals on old contracts continued with light new business. fines granulated priced 6.20 to 5.40.
Wheat No 2 red at 1.6944 and No 2 hard at 1.61 1.634. corn No 4 mixed 1.07 1.07144 and No 2 ley low 1.10. oats No 2 white 42 44 and white 42 32. rye none. barley 77 86. timothy seed 6.95 2.5. clover seed 19.00 26.75. lard 17.26. ribs 18.62. bellies 21.75.
Chicago on August 6 reports potato receipts at 38 cars totaling 0.8, shipments 527. Market steady with Missouri and Kansas Irish cobblers at 2.60 to 2.80, Minnesota early Ohio at 2.50, Colorado at 3.50, Idaho cobblers 3.25 to 3.40.
Foreign exchange irregularities noted in New York with cent quotations for major currencies. British, French, Italian and German rates shown alongside Belgian, Dutch, Nordic, Swiss, Spanish, Austrian and South American values. Tokyo and Shanghai figures listed. Montreal data also included.
Train schedule update lists arrivals and departures from Portland Salt Lake Victor Butte and Yellowstone routes. East bound No 11 Chicago Portland connections and West and Northbound services appear with times such as 6:55 pm 4:10 am and 2:45 am. The scrawled timetable notes multiple train numbers and destinations with frequent early morning departures.
Chicago area hog receipts 14,000 with mixed declines to 210 pounds. cattle demand uneven with steers scarce and vealers weak. hogs 26 to 36 cents lower, light and heavy weights shown. Omaha and Kansas City reports follow with varied prices and steady to higher cattle trends. lambs and sheep midrange, ranges noted for weights and regions.
Spot and near term copper and zinc advance with copper up 14 percent and zinc firm around 7.55 to 7.60. Tin holds at 69.37 spot with 69.12 futures while iron remains steady and lead climbs to 8.75 spot and 9.26 bid. Antimony quoted at 17.75.
Call money firm 4 percent, high 44 percent, low 44 percent. Ruling rate 4 percent with closing bid 4 percent and offered at 4 percent. Last loan 4 percent. Call loans against acceptances 3 percent. Time loans firm with mixed collateral 60-90 days 4.44 percent and 4-6 months 4.4 percent. Prime commercial paper 4 percent.
New York August 5 Liberty bonds closed with mixed results. First and second 4s blank. Specifics show 1st 48 at 101.26 and 2nd 44a at 100.25. Third 446 at 201.13 and fourth 4%8 at 101. US government 4s at 102.7 and 0 8, government 4% at 105.25.
Tribune Want Ads promote a batch of 69 percent silver Mexican dollars in New York offering a value note for collectors and dealers seeking bargain coins.
Several small dwellings offered at low prices with terms possible. Listings include a seven room modern house at 712 South Ninth Ave with furnace bath basement and a 40 by 140 lot and a four room front porch full basement bath furnace on a corner lot 805140 between Tech and Center street. Owner in east end seeks sale with strong value and close in location.
Washington August 5 The two nine power treaties dealing with China signed at the Washington conference took effect today after formal ratifications were exchanged at the state department.
Cooler spring wheat area conditions subdued the wheat market with prices barely lower week over week. Corn and oats faced weakening demand as movement rose. weather aided rust control and grain filling though several regions remain in a critical growth stage.
Rome reports say looting occurred at the British consulate in Wuchow after authorities ordered abandonment amid anti foreign agitation. Canton remains quiet while Chinese workers strike. In Shameen French concession Anamites are brought in to replace striking Chinese servants. Chinese leader Chu Chao Wu is seriously ill and tensions rise between red and anti red factions.
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Washington reports on the American fleet’s South Seas voyage describing Australia as a vast land of extremes with unique flora and fauna. It notes cities like Sydney Brisbane and Hobart, their growth, harbors, and the planned federal district between Melbourne and Sydney.
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