Heavy selling hits motor and oil shares on New York market
In heavy trading on Aug 10 AP reports motor and oil stocks led declines with mixed gains among industrials. Total volume about 1,250,000 shares as bear pressure and earnings fears for auto makers weighed on the market while some names like Midland Steel and Western Electric edged higher. Call money at 4 percent.
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New York
Midland Steel Products
Loews
Gold Dust
Chicago and Alton
Western Electrical Instrument
Foreix
Geneva
Wash Motors
Pene
Ohio
Pullman
Sugar Market Holds Steady As Futures Largely Unchanged
New York reports no change in the raw sugar market with spots at 4.40 duty aid and no sales. Raw sugar futures show moderate activity with divided orders and little price variation. Refined sugar remains firmer, up 10 points, with prices from 6.35 to 5.50 for fine granulated and old contract withdrawals remaining heavy.
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New York
Unfilled Steel Orders Drop to Lowest Since 1924
United States Steel corporation announced July 31 unfilled orders totaling 3,539,367 tons, down 170,991 tons from June. The decline marks a fifth consecutive drop and brings the level to its lowest since October 1924, slightly larger than Wall Street estimates.
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New York
United States Steel Corporation
Wall Street
Curb Oil Markets See Mixed NYC Close
New York trading notes show Curboil at 2:15 p m as Continental 2314, arike Pipeline 125%, Standard of Indiana 62%, Standard of New York 41, New Brandford 5, Salt Creek Consolidated listed as blank.
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Curb Oil
New York
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Arike Pipeline
Standard of Indiana
Standard of New York
New Brandford
Salt Creek Consolidated
Potatoes Market Report Mixed Demand and Prices
Chicago August 10 potatoes receipts 188 on track 205 cars total 0 shipments fair market weaker Ohio steady Kansas Missouri sack 2.60 2.85 few fancy 3.00 Idaho sack round whites 3.420 Minnesota sack early Ohios 2.25 2.50 mostly around 2.86.
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Chicago
Unclear OCR reads cheese market figures and daisy varieties
Fragmentary Chicago market note lists percentages for cheese and flower pricing items. Includes references to twins daisies Americas long horns and brick with odd numbers, but lacks complete context or dates.
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Chicago
Silver and Mexican Dollar Prices Roundup
New York prices show bar silver at 69 percent and Mexican dollars at 5.34. London reports bar silver at 32 1 16 pence per ounce.
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New York
London
Metals Market Report Shows Shifts in Copper and Tin
New York trading notes copper steady to firm with spot and futures up 14 percent. Tin remains soft with spot at 69.00 and futures at 58.75. Iron prices ease for No 1 and No 2 Northern and Southern grades, lead holds firm around 8.90 to 9.25, zinc softening, antimony quoted at 18.06 to 18.25.
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New York
St. Louis
Call money and Liberty bonds in New York trading
New York August 10 call money steady with high 4% low 4 1/4% and a 4% ruling rate. Time loans firm with mixed collateral 60 to 90 days at 4 1/4% and 4 to 6 months at 4%. Liberty bonds closed with various issues quoted, including 3s 100.23 and 2nd 4s at 100.22, 1st 4% 101.23, 3rd 4% 101.12, and UV 8 government 49 at 162.20.
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New York
Liberty
U. S. Government
Foreign Exchange Rates Steady as Markets Open
Exchange news from New York reports steady quotations across major currencies. Cables and 60 day bills show firm levels with notable figures for Britain Italy France and Germany among others. Regional and international currencies including Shanghai Tokyo and Montreal are listed with varied percentages.
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US grain exports show week to week shift
Washington reports last week US grain exports at 1 773 000 bushels, down from 3 391 000 the prior week. Wheat 861 000 vs 1 437 000. rye 128 000 vs 520 000. oats 83 000 vs 53 000. corn 74 000 vs 186 000. barley 627 000 vs 595 000. Canadian grain through US ports 1 213 000 vs 1 070 000. U S and Canada flour exports 172 000 barrels vs 205 000.
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Commerce Department
U. S
U.S
Canada
Chicago Hog and Cattle Prices See Broad Movements Across Regions
Hog receipts at Chicago reach 30,000 with light weights up 26 cents and packers inactive. Cattle totals near 20,000 with steers strong but buyers cautious. sheep 17,000 steady to weak. Kansas City and Ogden show mixed trends with higher hogs and softer sheep. Detailed regional quotes for weights and classes follow across Chicago, St Joseph, and Ogden markets.
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ST Joseph
St. Joseph
Grain Price Listings From Chicago Market
Chicago grain prices show No 2 red wheat at 1.72 to 1.74, No 2 hard wheat at 1.67 to 1.70, No 2 mixed corn 1.07 to 1.00, No 2 yellow corn 1.08 to 1.00, oats No 2 white 42 to 43, No 3 white 41 to 42, rye indine, barley 75 to 82, timor need 7.26 to 8.50, clover seed 39.30 to 27.00, lard 17.62, ribs 19.00, belly 22.00.
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Chicago
Timor
Swing Downward on Wheat Prices in Chicago Market
Chicago August tends lower on wheat amid good Canadian weather and Liverpool quotes. Corn shows strength after opening lower, with September at 1.61 and 1.65% later, oats and provisions mixed as receipts rise and trade remains moderate.
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Canada
Liverpool
Heard Around the Lobbies at New York Rail Station
A lively scene at the railroad station as a cheerful groom, a fireman en route to Salt Lake on his honeymoon, dashes toward the departing chair car dropping his hat and luggage. Guests at local hotels include a long list of visitors from Salt Lake City, Portland, Boise, and beyond.
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Salt Lake
Eagle Scouts from Pocatello head to Yellowstone on trail project
Cecil Sanders and Harold Bennett of Pocatello have been named Eagle Scouts by Bannock County Council. They join a yearly Northwest group of about 25 Eagle Scouts for a two week outing at Yellowstone to work on the Eagle Scout Trail of the National Playground. The roster includes Nordley Moscow McConnell and others from Utah Colorado California Illinois and Idaho.
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Cecil Sanders
Harold Bennett
Pocatello
Eagle Scouts
Bannock County
Personal notes in Idaho travel and visits
G. H. Kingsley of Boise visits with friends while residing in Pocatello. Dan C. McDougall Jr. returns from Washington DC via Dayton and Kansas City and attends school in the East. Mary Jackson spends a brief vacation in Salt Lake City with relatives. Mr and Mrs John Holmes of Idaho Falls visit Pocatello with daughter Margaret. Gertrude Holmes visits Caldwell. The Holmes family then travel to American Falls before returning home. Mr and Mrs J B Earley of Salt Lake City spend Sunday here with Mr and Mrs R C Earley.
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Boise
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Pocatelo
Dan C. McDougall, Jr
McDougall
West Clark Street
Washington, D. C
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Kansas City
Mary Jackson
Quin Apartments
Salt Lake
John Holmes
Idaho Falls
Margaret Holmes
Pocatello
R.C. Earley
Mr. Earley
Montpelier Visitors Tour Pacific Coast Cities
Mrs. Verne White of Los Angeles and Mrs. F. M. Williams with daughter Verona from Montpelier joined Pocatello visitors for travel by motor car to Portland and the coast over the weekend.
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Otter Coast
Verne White
Los Angeles
F. M. Williams
Verona
Montpelier
Pocatello
County Officials Travel to Boise for State Board Meeting
Charles Brown the county assessor of Rantiock county and deputy Phil Stalker left by car for Boise to attend the annual meeting of the state board of equalization opening today. They expect to be away several days as county authorities from all counties in the state converge for year end fiscal matters to be considered.
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Charles Brown
Rantiock County
Phil Stalker
Boise
State Board of Equalization
Man Denies Room With Mrs Terwiliger After Arrest
John Gathe and Mrs FE H Terwiliger were arrested on east side charges of dis orderly conduct. He denied being in the same room as her claiming he wanted a different room. Gathe was fined 25 dollars in police court after police used axes to break into the room.
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John Gathe
FE. H. Terwiliger
East Side
Mra. Terwiliger
Gathe
Bon is Born at Worthington Home
Mr and Mrs Worthington of 1128 South Sixth Avenue announce the birth of a son on August 8. Mother and infant are reported doing nicely.
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Bon
Worthington
South Sixth Avenue
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