Wheat futures slip as markets open on weak overseas signals
Chicago grain prices opened softer after declines in Buenos Aires and Liverpool. Argentina's fine weather boosted shipments to Liverpool while liquidation sales found only moderate demand, sending December and May wheat futures lower. corn and oats followed with bearish pressure and provisions also fell.
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Chicago
Buenos Aires
Liverpool
Argentina
Iowa
Illinois
Livestock Prices Across Markets in Ogden and Omaha
Ogden reports hog receipts 1,163 with mix to market Californi a packers. cattle 3,562 with market, California feeders. prices mix from 2.00 to 10.75 per pound for various classes. Chicago hogs 60,009 with carcass values 10.35 to 11.25 for medium weights. cattle 32,000 steady to 23c lower for feeders. sheep 24,000 slow with lambs 15.50 to 16.00. Omaha hogs 7,500 fully steady to 10.60 top. cattle 8,000 slow to steady. sheep 2,000 bids 25 to 50c lower.
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Ogden
California
Chicago
Aesble
Omaha
Cattle and Hog Market Rundown Across Midwest and West
Kansas City reports cattle receipts 18,000 with calves 4,000 as steers and yearlings move slowly. Oklahoma prices mixed with veal top around 10.60 to 11.00, packer top near 10.85 and sheep lambs listed. Portland shows slower opening for steers and beef, hogs 3,275 with prices 12.00 to 12.50, cows to 6.00, light calves steady near 12.00, sheep at 13.00s. St Joseph notes hogs steady to 10c lower, tops around 10.76, cattle steady with steers 8.25–9.35 and calves 5.50–4.75, lambs at 15.00–15.90.
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Mangas City
Kansas City
Packer
Portland
Willamette Valley
St. Joseph
Copper and steel markets show mixed activity in quiet trade
In New York on December 14 copper remained calm while geeteteseet and futures edged weak. Iron showed ample availability with prices around 21.00 and 3 sculpern at 23.00 to 23.06. Pipette steady near 8.76.
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New York
Copper Quiet
Geeteteseet and
Aeasey
Northern
Sculpern
Potatoes Trade Edges Along in National Market Tour
USDA wire reports slow potato trading as demand stays moderate. Idaho markets show mostly steady prices with No 1 Russets at 2.75 and 2.70 to 3.05. bulk No 2 around 2.40 to 2.55 despite light sales. Carlot and freight dynamics noted with salted shipments and regional price variations across Wisconsin Minnesota and California.
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Idaho
U. Ss
Calif
IT. S
Iiinho
United States
Chicago
U. S
Wisconsin
Chicago Grain Prices and Market Quotes
Chicago reports steady grain values with Wheat No 2 at around 1.67 to 1.68, Wheat No 3 at 1.71, Corn No 2 mixed near 75 to 77, Oats No 3 white about 42 to 43, Rye No 2 near 97, Barley around 60 to 78, and Timothy and Clover seeds priced between 6.75 and 7.50 per unit, with meat cuts like ribs at 14.87 and bellies at 14.50.
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Chicago
Riba
Eeeere
Aeenne
Raw sugar market in New York steady with minor gains
The raw sugar market opened with no sales reported but buyers paid 4.03 for duty paid. Futures rose on covering and trade interest amid steadiness abroad. Midday prices were 2 to 4 points higher with no change in refined prices and activity staying limited. refiners quoted fin granulated at 5.00 to 5.50.
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New York
Exchange rates report irregular foreign notations
New York December 14. Foreign exchange irregular notations in cents show varied demand and cable rates for multiple nations. Figures include Great Britain around 4.84 to 4.85, France 2641, Italy 4.03 to 4.64, Belgium 4.5, Germany 23.66, Japan 434, Shanghai 57, Montreal 89 61 64, and other currencies noted with scattered bids.
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Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Switzerland
Spain
Greece
Poland
Cre Ho
Slovakia
Jugo-Slavia
Austria
Rumania
Argentina
Brazil
Tokyo
Shanghia
Montreal
Grain supply figures show mixed U S crop shifts
New York reports on December 14 show bar silver and Mexican dollars at 63. London quotes a price per ounce. AP notes a visible tollion of America’s in shows wing eK bushels with declines in corn and oats and rises in FAO and barley with multiple thousand bushel moves.
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New York
America
FAO
Railroad Shares Move Upward Amid Market Push
New York December 14 AP reports speculation regained control of market movement with heavy railroad share accumulation. Rock Island bid over three points while Chesapeake and Ohio St. Louis Southwestern Chicago and Northwestern New York Harlem and Peoria and Eastern rose to new yearly highs. S. S Kresyne led gains with a rise of points as special dividends and stock splits boosted demand. few soft spots included General Asphalt preferred and Schloss-Sheffield, while Utah Copper fell eight points after dividend news.
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New York
Rock Island
Chesapeake and Ohio
S. S Kresyne
General Asphalt
Schloss-Sheffield
Utah Copper
Bond prices and yields on Liberty bonds
New York Dec 14 Liberty bonds closed with varying prices and yields across series as follows B3% at 94.25, 1st 4s at 101.29, 4s at 100.22, 4%e at 101.31, and U. S. Government 4s around 102.2% with other issues listed near 101.4 through 106.15 in broad market activity.
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New York
U. S
Sharp Fall in Export Figures
Washington dispatch reports a sharp drop in US grain exports last week to 1,159,000 bushels from 2,521,000 the prior week. Wheat exports fell to 368,000 from 1,644,000. rye 25,000 from 9,000. oats 303,000 from 373,000. corn 42,000 from 285,000. barley 171,000 from 210,000. Canadian grain via US ports rose to 5,421,000 bushels from 4,228,000.
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Washington
United States
Commerce Department
US November trade shows $70 million surplus on goods
Imports for November totaled 378 million dollars while exports reached 448 million, yielding a 70 million dollar trade surplus. Year to date exports rose to 4.441 billion against 4.145 billion last year, with imports at 3.831 billion versus 3.276 billion. Gold and silver movements show a net annual gold loss and smaller November metal flows.
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Washington
D. C
United States
Commerce Department
Canada
Rep Fish Proposes Ban on Foreign Element Settlements
Washington December 14 Representative Fish Republican of New York introduced a resolution to prohibit concentration of foreign elements in settlements of their own. He said the move was prompted by Premier Mangolini's suggestion that Italian centers be created in the United States.
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Washington
Republican
New York
Mangolini
United States
Northwest Iowa Cold Snap Forecast After 5 Below Zero
Des Moines reports a drop to about five above zero in northwestern Iowa with a frigid night ahead. Other parts of the state may see higher readings after a low of 14 below last night.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Weather Bureau
General Rogers Dead
Major General Airy L. Rogers retired quartermaster general to Pershing and a key AEF figure died in his Philadelphia apartment after a long illness.
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Philadelphia
Airy L. Rogers
Pershing
American Expeditionary Forces
Irish Free Air Force plans April transatlantic seaplane flight
The Star reports Dublin sources say the Irish Free air force will attempt a flight to America in April. A seaplane with two officers will depart from Oranmore Bay in Galway and aim for New York.
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London
the Star
Dublin
Irish Free Air Force
America
Oranmore Bay
Galway
New York
Missouri seeks 4.83 million in equipment trust certificates
Washington December 14 The Missouri Pacific seeks approval from the Interstate Commerce Commission to issue and sell 4 830 000 in equipment trust certificates to finance 94 452 000 in new rolling stock and equipment.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Missouri
Don’t Forget Half Red Maloy 200 Morth Wain
Readable fragments mention individuals with partial names and a note about a half red Maloy and a 200 Morth Wain reference. The text lacks clear events, dates, or organizations to form a definite incident or outcome.
Special Holiday Rates To California From Ogden And Salt Lake
J C Hanson, local O S L agent, announces a round trip fare of 15 dollars from Ogden to Los Angeles or Salt Lake to Los Angeles on December 21 22 and 23 with a 1770 round trip from points north in Idaho and east from Granger to Ogden. The excursion lasts 16 days with stopovers and sleepers coaches. Also Christmas rates offer one and a third fare to Utah Idaho Wyoming Montana on sale December 18 19 20 24 30 31 and January 1 with return by January 4.
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Ogden
Los Angeles
Salt Lake
Idaho
Granger
Mr. Hansen
U. P
Utah
Wyoming
Montana
Ducks and rabbits shoot nets in Springfield area
A sparse turnout for the jackrabbit shoot yielded many rabbits in the Springfield Sterling area. Five boys reportedly exceeded a hundred rabbits each but left them in the field while Winn Tatro and Bill Goodman brought over seventy to town. T B Murray moved rabbits for magpie baiting. the event was led by E J Fjeidsted.
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Winn Tatro
Bill Goodman
Goodman
North Main
T. B. Murray
E. J. Fjeidsted
Journal Contest Winners Announced
The Idaho State Journal prize contest ended Saturday night and winners were announced this morning. Capital prize winner John Heer 40 614 225. district No. 1 first choice Mrs W A Cheeney 32 240 280. second choice Jim K Morris 25 167 145. district No. 2 Mraji Mattic Sessions 17 690 760. special prize district No. 3 John Veer 2.710000. $200 district No. 1 Grace Bliss 23 385 295. $200 district No. 2 Freda Wilson 5 278 745. $200 district No. 3 Willard Sweet 20 565 355. $100 district No. 1 Alice Brooks 20 879 120. $100 district No. 2 Beatrice Hale 4 765 800. $100 district No. 3 Clara B Koros 1 538 500.
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Idaho State Journal
Capital Prize
John Heer
W. A. Cheeney
Jim K. Morris
Mraji Mattic Sessions
Clara B. Koros
Carpenter Paper founder Isaac W. Carpenter dies at 69
Isaac W. Carpenter, 69, president and co founder of Carpenter Paper, died at home after a long illness. He helped found the company in 1887, now the west’s largest paper house with branches in Chicago Kansas City Des Moines Sioux City Lincoln Salt Lake City Oklahoma City and Los Angeles. Survived by widow son and two daughters.
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Oklahoma City
Los Angeles
DeMolay Pocatello Announces December 16 Installations
The DeMolay Pocatello chapter reveals a new activity schedule led by Master Councillor Raymond W. Hughes who will be installed December 16 at 8 PM in the Odd Fellows hall. Officers named include Clarence Rush scribe Ben Roland treasurer and Carl Hoover senior councillor with rehearsals and banquets planned through late December and January including DeMolay Day of Comfort and an annual ball.
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Order of DeMolay
Pocatello
Raymond W. Hughes
Odd Fellows Hall
Wilfred W. Johnson
Carl ( Hoover
Raymond Hughes
Clarence Rush
Ben Roland
Leigh Gitters
Frank Purdy
Arthur Avery
Stewart
Art Dice
Theo
Merrill Almoner
Allan Hopper
The
Eastern Star
George Sloan
Woodman Hall
Wilfred Johnson
Masonic Fraternity
Farrar to Rest Through Winter After Illness
Miss Geraldine Farrar, prima donna, will not return to Romany Love Speel after illness that closed the Hartford premiere. Her father announces she is recovering and will spend the winter resting.
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Ridgefield
Conn
Geraldine Farrar
Hartford
D. Farrar
Ogden Pioneer Paul Stevens Dies in West Coast Accident
Paul Stevens, member of a prominent Ogden family, is dead in an accident near San Francisco. He worked for a lumber company. His father, Sidney O. Stevens, resides in Ogden. Details were not available locally.
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Utah
Paul Stevens
Westwood
San Francisco
Stevens
Sidney O. Stevens
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