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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1925

Page

8

Financial and Markets UBLIC UTILITIES SHOW STRENGTH ON WALL STREET TODAY

Wall Street gains buoyed by high priced industrials and public utilities. American General Electric Mack surpass 1986 highs while oils ease on price war rumors. DuPont West Penn and J P tele rise as market closes stronger led by American Smelting and Electric.

UBLIC Wall Street York Amerian General Electric Mack R Ivij Elf Motors Hadson Willysowerland Fio Monina Power West Penn, Company Jonal Telephone I Electric Macke Rn Dupont Newark Ontario Western Common Westinghouse Airds Fisher International Shea

Raw Sugar Market Quiet in New York Trade

The raw sugar market in New York on August 14 showed quiet trading with Cuban duty paid at 4.30. Early activity was steady, with slight weakness on September liquidation and outside selling. Midday prices slipped one to two points. refined sugar remained quiet and unchanged at 6.85 to 6.50 for fine granulated.

New York

Lead price advance at New York market

The American Smelting and Refining Company raised the price of lead from 9.60 to 9.15 cents per pound in New York trading on August 13.

New York American Smelting and Refting Company

Potato Prices Rise in Midwest Markets

Chicago market report notes potato receipts at 86 with 518 total U S shipments. trading strengthens, led by Minnesota Kansas Missouri. Sacked cobblers quoted 2.65 to 2.85, Early Ohio 2.25 to 2.65, Idaho rurals 8.35, Colorado whites 3.50 to 13.65.

Chicago U. S Minnesota Kansas Missouri Ohio Idaho Rurals Colorado

Butter and egg market notes from Chicago and Kansas City

Chicago receipts show butter steady to strong at 10,969 tubs with various grade prices. Eggs unchanged with 6,948 dozen received. Cheese prices listed with multiple varieties. Kansas City reports poultry, butter, eggs, and potatoes unchanged.

Chicago Kansas City

Livestock Prices Across Markets Aug 13

Chicago reports hog receipts 21 000 slow and uneven with most bids 19 to 22 and top near 13.90 for 160 170 lb hogs. Cattle receipts 11 000 with steady to 25c lower on some grades, vealers firmer, sheep 18 000 with fat native lambs steady to higher. Kansas City and Omaha show mixed runs with steady to lower cattle and hog markets, tops around 13.60 for hogs and cattle typical mid range. Ogden notes hogs 112 head at 13.60 for 224 lb, cattle and calves varied bids, stockers steady to lower. Overall, receipts and prices fluctuate per market with light shipping demand and uneven bidding.”

Chicago Kansas City Colorado

Calf and stock receipts steady. hog market steady

Portland Oregon August 13 cattle receipts 120 opening slow with few feeder steers steady. Calves and low grade stock weak to lower while calves hold. Hog receipts 700 market steady with Monday. Mehit butcher hogs 15.35 to 15.60, heavies and underweight 16.25, king sows 11.00 to 12.00, few feeder hogs 15.25.

Bologna Portland Ore

Wheat gains amid active demand and light receipts in Chicago

Chicago buyers quickly absorbed exports with wheat prices posting sharp early gains while Liverpool’s modest response limited overseas influence. Chicago receipts fell to 59 cars as milling demand strengthened and hog prices drifted lower. September and December contracts finished unsettled, with weather-supportive corn and oats easing.

Chicago Liverpool Atlantic Heres

Poultry market report from Chicago auction house

Poultry trade in Chicago on August 13 shows alive birds selling, brokers and roosters listed with small figures, fowls and geese priced in a compact tabulation. The terse OCR fragment notes cars, uprings, and various poultry types with minor totals.

Chicago Poultry Alive Roousters

International currency quotations in cents and percent

New York foreign exchange rates show Great Britain at 4.86 percent demand and 4.85 percent cables with 60 day bills on banks at 4.85 percent. France 4.67 and 4.68, Italy 3.6114 and 3.62, and other nations listed including Germany 23.80, Holland 40.18, Norway 18.40, Sweden 26.86, Denmark 22.77, Switzerland 19.41, Spain 14.39, Greece 1.56, Poland 1.73, Czecho Slovakia 2.96, Jugoslavia 1.79, Austria 14, Romania 62, Argentina 40.37, Brazil 11.05, and Shanghai 78, with Montreal 100 1-382.

New York Great Britain France Italy Devland Belgium Germany Holland Norway Sweden Denmark Switzerland Spain Greece Poland Czecho Slovakia Jugo Slavia Austria Rumania Argentina Brazil Shanghai Montreal

Money News Brief: Call Money Closes Steady in New York

New York August 13 call money easier and steady with a ruling rate at 4 percent. Last loan 4 percent. Call loans against acceptances 3 percent. Time loans firm with mixed collateral. Short terms 60-90 days 4 percent and 4-6 months 4 4 percent. Prime commercial paper at 4 percent.

New York

Metals News Roundup From New York on August First

Copper steadies in spot and futures at 14 14 percent, tin eases with spot 67 87 and futures 57 75, iron prices unchanged, lead firm at 18 19 dollars, zinc soft, East St. Louis spot and futures 4 60 7 65, antimony spot 18 00 18 25.

New York East St. Louis

Market quotes from New York and London

Silver prices in New York on August 12 show a 69 percent yield while Mexican dollars trade at 53 percent. In London on August 13 silver delivers 32 and a fourth percent per ounce.

New York London

Bond and corn market snapshot with mixed closes

The report lists mixed bonds at 1.72 and corn No 1 white at 9814. Closed prices show 8s at 100.25, 1st and 2nd 4s blank, 1st 48 at 101.27, 2nd 4e at 100.30, 8rd 4e at 101.16, 4th 4e at 102.3, US government 48 at 102.22, and 8 governments 44s at 106.4.

US & Government

Bulgarian Border Raided By Serbs

Small bands of political refugees dressed in Serbian military uniforms raided Bulgaria's frontier at two points near Kustendil and near Petrich. They attacked and robbed homes before retreating toward the border as Bulgarian troops pursued. An angry man opens his mouth and shuts his eyes.

Sofia Bulgaria Kustendil Petrich

Conference Call On Coal Situation In Great Britain

The miners federation executive in London calls a Wednesday conference of representatives from all coal fields to hear a full report on settlement terms they oppose. The cabinet weighs the commission’s composition and scope while miners push for probes into nationalization and royalty issues. Owners back a commission to investigate distribution and curb accusations.

Lonston Miners Federation London Commission of Inquiry Mthers

Sailors Marooned In Auckland Harbor After Storm

Twenty six hundred officers and men of the United States fleet were marooned ashore in Auckland last night due to heavy harbor seas. Improvised camps formed at the YMCA and on wharves where sailors slept. The storm caused no serious damage and the men planned today to buy wool rugs and other souvenirs while enjoying Auckland hospitality. Admiral S. S. Robinson will leave tomorrow for Rotorua for a two day visit at the hot lake.

Auckland N. Z Robinson Rotorual

Composer Dies In Munich After Operation

Theo dore Spiering, violinist and composer who was to conduct the phil harmonic orchestra in Portland, Oregon next season, died Tuesday in Munich following an operation. The obituary notes he was a man who believed luck favors the bold, though he warned that finding an honest partner for a swindle is the hardest thing.

New York Theodore Spiering Philharmonic Portland Ore Munich Germany

Good Nature and Forward Strive for Healthful Progress

A compact adage on virtue and progress promoting steadfast health and honest conduct. Emphasizes that steady, upright effort yields durable dividends in life and community.

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