Market rises on hopeful business tone and rail gains
A New York market report shows better prices and renewed activity led by railroad and industrial shares. United States Steel jumped early signaling constructive moves as outside buying supported continued gains in Nash Motors, Postum Cereal, Sloss Sheffield Steel and others.
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Missouri Pacific
Nash Motors
Poxtom Cereal
Sloss Sheffield Steel
Sehulte
Grain price report from Chicago markets shows mixed results
Wheat No. 2 hard at 1.80 to 1.82 percent, corn No. 3 mixed, oats No. 2 white 42 percent, rye none, barley 6 cents, seeds and clover listed, lard and rib prices noted, with bellies at 15.25 and 320.50 for seeds.
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Chicago
Wool Market Dull Across Domestic and Foreign Sectors
The Commercial Bulletin reports a very dull domestic wool market with bids largely nominal and buyers withdrawing in the west. Foreign markets ease, especially primary markets, while the goods and mohair sectors show slow to steady activity with varied quotations across regions incl Ohio Pennsylvania Michigan New York Oregon Missouri and territory terms.
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Commercial Bulletin
Luyers
Ohio
Pennsvania
Delaine
Michigan
New York
Missouri
Oregon
Bonds Close Mixed Amid Varied U S Issues
New York December 4 bond prices ranged with 3s at 99.27, first 4s at 101.28, and other issues shown at 400-23 for 2 braces, with several 4s and treasuries trading as listed, market activity noted by AP.
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New York
U. S
New York Market Rates Snapshot
New York on December 4 reports bar silver at 63 percent purity and Mexican dollars at 53 percent in AP priced market notes.
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Tech Recital Delights Fra Hall Audience
Tech student recital drew strong attendance at Fra hall with piano violin and vocal pieces. Norma Masterson Smith from Pocatello sang two Russian songs beautifully while Ellen Engstrom, teaching in Blackfoot, delivered a graceful Come Beloved and a flexibly sung Swiss echo song.
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Sara K. Thames
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Pocatello
Ellen Engstrom
Blackfoot
Faust Weaping
Philleley
Potato Market Report From Idaho and U S Rise
Weather in Idaho cloudy with light hauling and slow demand. US No 1 potatoes selling without saloon reported. Wagonloads cash to growers and dealers offering 2.00 per cart for bulk outer freight. Idaho December 3 shipments total 66. US total 412.
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United States
Sugar market steadies as contract cotta declines stocks
The raw sugar market remained quiet at 4.15 for Cuban duty paid with reports of a contract for 4 thousand tons by a prominent firm. The earlier outturn of about 5,126,000 tons prompted liquidation and selling in futures in the forenoon. Midday prices were steady for December and January and 2 to 6 points lower for late deliveries. Refined sugar held at 5.00 to 5.59 for fine granulated.
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New York
Curb Oil Quotation Briefs From New York Markets
Curb quotations reported at 2 15 p m show Electric Investors 71 percent Continental blank Prairie Pipe Line 127 Standard of Indiana 65 3 5 Standard of New York 46 percent New Bradford 6 percent Salt Creek Consolidated blank.
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Electric
Continental
Prairie Pipe Line
Standard of Indiana
Standard of New York
New Bradford
Salt Creek Consolidated
Utah Weather Update Shows Mild Tonight and Saturday
The Utah forecast calls for fair skies with a light temperature change tonight and Saturday. No significant precipitation is expected as winter warmth lingers.
Wheat Surges on Argentina Rain and Australian Output
Wheat prices jumped about six cents as traders cited Argentine crop damage and larger Australian exportable surpluses. Early declines reversed with heavy buying, lifting December and May futures to notable gains while corn and oats followed grain trends with mixed moves and renewed firmness.
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Argentina
Flor
Market Report of Livestock at Chicago Kansas City and Omaha
Livestock receipts around 6,000 at Chicago and Kansas City with cattle and sheep varied in demand. Hogs sold 140 to 180 pound weights mainly steady to higher, larger weights steady to around 11.00, while cattle and calves showed mixed price moves and slow trade for some classes. Sheep and lamb deals cited gains in lighter weights and firmness in feeder lots.
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Kansas City
Omaha
Bologna
Prac
Market Report From Ogden Dated December Four
Hogs receipts 792 with 120 for market and rest to feeders and market. Cattle receipts 769 all for market. strong demand on most classes. Sheep receipts 604 with lamb market strong. load of good 90 pound lambs at 14.00 and 122 pound ewes at 6.59.
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Nevada
Denver
Cattle and Hogs Markets Reported Across Two Cities
Portland and St Joseph market notes show cattle receipts around 102 and 1,090 respectively. Hogs scarce in Portland with slight gains. St Joseph hogs 4,000 receipts with top bids up to 11.25. Sheep in Portland steady. St Joseph lambs 16.00 to 16.40 and ewes 7.59 to 8.50.
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Exchange Rates Report from New York Appleton Agencies
Foreign exchange quotations in cents list Great Britain 4.84 and 425 cables, 60 day bills on Banks 449. France 4.85 and 38.86 cables. Italy 4.03 both demand and cables. Belgium 4.52, Germany 23.80, Helland 40.14, Norway 26.39, Sweden 26.72, Denmark 24.99, Switzerland 19.27. Spain 1.29, Greece 1.33, Poland 13.00, Czecho Slovakia 2.96, Jugoslavia 1.79, Austria 14, Romania 45, Argentina 41.50, Brazil 14.06, Tokyo 42, Shanghai 77, Montreal 100 1 64.
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Brazil
Tokyo
Shanghai
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Money market report from New York as of Dec 4
Call money steady with rates around 5 to 6 percent. Closing bids show 5 percent, last loan at 6 percent. Call loans against acceptances 4 percent. Time loans steady with mixed collateral. 60 to 96 days at 4 4.5 percent and 4 to 6 months around 4 percent. Prime mercantile paper at about 4 1/4 percent.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Metals Market Roundup Brings Mixed Copper and Tin Signals
New York copper held steady with electrolytic spot and futures around 14 14 percent. Tin hovered firm at 63.62 spot and 63.60 futures, iron remained unchanged, and lead stayed at 9.50. Zinc advanced in spots near 8.65 with futures at 8.50 to 8.60, while antimony traded at 20.35.
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St. Louis
Potatoes Market Reports Mixed U S and Canada Trade
Potatoes receipts total 56 carloads with U S shipments 412 and Canada 8. Trading slows and market weak. Wisconsin Minnesota round whites trading 3.25 to 3.50 with some fancy shade higher, poor at 3.00. Canadian mixed varieties 2.75 to 2.86, Idaho sacked Russets best 3.25 to 3.50.
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U. S
Wisconsin-Minnesota
Idaho
Postoffice Substation Planned at State University
State University to gain a government classified postoffice substation within two months. The branch may be housed in the science hall or administration building. Clerks and equipment will be supplied by the government, avoiding university expense.
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Graduates Teach in Alaska and Pullet Sets Record
More than a dozen University of Idaho graduates have taken teaching positions in Alaska over the past three years. Alaska's education commissioner explains requirements shifting from 12 to 35 education credits within five years. Elementary systems require normal school or college graduates and an extra year of study beyond high school. A pullet named Twenty-four-Fifty-One hatched April 17, 1924, set a 565 day record of 298 eggs at the university poultry farm, the highest producing bird there.
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University of Idaho
Berenice McCoy
Lester Anderson
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Legion to Elect Officers Tonight in Antlers Hall
Pocatello post No. 4 American Legion schedules its annual officer election tonight at Antlers hall Elks Temple postponed from Thursday votes to be decided by elimination with about twenty candidates. Elks to Entertain Gridsters banquet hosts Toaho and Washington State college teams and coaching staff to be guests in Moscow. banquet date set by BPOE committee.
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American Légion
Antlers Hall
Elks Temple
Elks
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Moscow Elks
Next Week How Much Profit We Make
A brief note notes estimates of profits for the upcoming week. It emphasizes expected gains and potential risks and mentions the plan to review results in the following week.
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