Wheat Prices Slip as Argentine Outlook Stirs Markets
Chicago today saw wheat prices drift lower amid mixed estimates of Argentine export surplus and a subdued Liverpool market. Early session opened unchanged to half a cent lower with December at 1.74 and May around 1.69, then fluctuated within a two cent range. Corn and oats trended alongside wheat with modest moves, while hogs weakness weighed on the provisions market.
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Chicago
Liverpool
Atlantic
Chiago
Liv
Industrials Take Market Lead On Broad Move
Speculative interest shifted from rails to industrials as prices rose 1 to 6 points. Easier money rates and expectations of a mellow cut at American Motors spurred buying. Mack Trucks and Chrysler gained about 5 points. Fleischman rose 5+ points. Southern and Southwestern rails softened as industrial stocks led a broad late-session rally. Total volume around 1.9 million shares.
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New York
LADP
Ameria Can. Motors
Mack Trucks
Chryslee
Fleischman
South
Con
Pullman
Associated Oil
Stewart Warner
Lehigh Valley
Livestock Market Reports From Chicago and Omaha
Hogs and cattle receipts across Chicago and Omaha on December 17 show lower prices and thin demand. Chicago quotes reflect mixed weights with sow and hog markets softening while fat cattle and yearlings hold near steady. Omaha notes lighter hogs and steady sheep activity with varied feeder prices. Ogden details U.S. market activity with subdued hog bids and mixed cattle movements.
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Omaha
Ogden
Hines
Calif
Today’s Potatoes Market Report Summary
Weather clear and demand moderate with steady market. US No 1 Russets pack at 2.75 to 2.65 per cwt in sacks. bulk Russets 2.35 to 2.50 to growers. Idaho total shipments 60. U S total 428 cars. Wisconsin Minnesota sacked rounds 3.50 to 3.75. Idaho sacked Ruralis 3.50. Russets 3.40 to 3.65.
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Russels
Calif
Idaho
U. S
Chicago
U.S
Wisconsin- Minnesota
Exchange Rates Steady in New York Markets
Forsigen exchanges hold steady with quotes across currencies and bonds. Major figures include Great Britain at 4844, France 3.63 percent demand, Germany 23.80 and Poland 109.00, with Tokyo and Shanghai trading at 43 and 77 respectively.
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New York
Forsigen
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Switzerland
Spain
Greece
Poland
Czecho-Slovakia
Juge-Slavia ii
Rumania
Austria
Argentine
Brazil
Tokyo
Shanghai
Montreal
Money Market Rates and Closing Figures Report
New York money market notes show easier money with a high around 44 percent and a low near 4 percent. Ruling rate at 4 percent, closing bid 4X, offered at 5, last loan 44 percent, call loans against acceptances 4 percent. Time loans steady with mixed collateral for 60 to 99 days at 4 percent, 4 to 6 months at 4 percent. Prime mercantile paper quoted at 4 percent.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Joint-Ease: A Remedy for Sore Joint Pain
A high class pharmacist promoted Joint-Ease a locally tested remedy claimed to ease rheumatic swelling and stiffness. The text touts quick relief when rubbed on joints including knee hip elbow spine and fingers and notes the product sells for 60 cents a tube.
Giant fifty foot Christmas tree planned for O L employes
The O L & B railroad plans a fifty foot tree for its workers and families. The machine shops will deliver the tree and a crane will decorate the top. J S Woffington will supervise the 300 electric globes. The base uses two eight foot driving wheels and a platform will surround the tree. Toys donated by employees will be repaired and given to less fortunate children. Merchants and foremen donate food and supplies.
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8S. EB. A
J. S. Woffington
Santa
Saint Nick
8 E. A
Jack Watson
C. L. Beach
Bill George
Mike Gates
Rotary Club Meeting Debates World Court Resolution
The Rotary club discussed endorsing the U S participation in a world court with a motion to adopt the resolution briefly passed before being laid on the table. Speakers criticized wording while affirming support for the court in principle and the club shared Christmas outreach plans and a football style training table for a New Year match.
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United States
Rotary Club
Bannock
W. H. Bohlscheid
Gus Spangberg
A. L. Merrill
Arthur Petersen
V. V. HeBolt
Pocatello
Poe
Rotary
Joel Priest
Priest
W. H. Jackson
Rotarians
State Industrial School
St. Anthony
Rohlscheid
Kiwanis
Huskies
E. Brady
Dick Wells
Corbett Terrell
F. C. McGowan
T. W H. Straford
Willard Lund
Finis Bentley
Grain prices and seeds listed with assorted grades
Grain figures show wheat No 1 at 178 percent and No 2 at 176 percent, corn mixed at 76 and yellow 76 percent, oats white 424 percent for No 1 and 41 percent for No 3, rye No 2 at 1.02, barley at 60.65, timothy seed 27.5, clover seed 24.06, lard at 14.17 and ribs at 14.62.
Local residents share health updates and visits
Mrs. John Carlson returned home after illness in a local hospital. Mrs. Henry Maser of American Falls is reported seriously ill at American Falls hospital. The young son of Mrs. Jess Ferguson underwent an operation at a focal hospital yesterday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Godfrred Mueller of American Falls visited in Pocatello. Mrs. H. M. McCauley remains ill at home. J. Weatherman of Fort Hall had an operation yesterday afternoon. F. M. Sanders an Oregon Short Line instructor, hospitalized recently, has returned home. Mr. and Mrs. R. V. Archibald of Mackay are visiting Pocatello. Archibald is a cashier at Mackay’s Jenkins bank. Judge R. W. Adair arrived in Pocatello for business.
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John Carlson
South Fifth
Henry Maser
American Falls
Br. A. Rundrig
Pocatello
Jess Ferguson
North Main
Godfrred Mueller
H. M. McCauley
West Lovejoy
J. Weatherman
Fort Hall
F. M. Sanders
R. V. Archibald
Mackay
Archibald
Jenkins Bank
R. W. Adcir
Third Ward M. I. A. Presents The Path Across the Hill
The Third Ward M. I. A. will stage a comedy drama The Path Across the Hill Friday evening at the Third ward hall. Writ ten by Lillian Mortimer the play follows a son seeking the thief who bank ruin and death caused. Grant Stowell O McKnelly lead the cast with Miss Windsor Miss Richardson and others in a promising entertainment.
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Third Ward
Third Ward Hall
Lillian Mortimer
Grant Stowell
O. McKnelly
Miss Price
Luan Windsor
Real estate transfers filed in Idaho land records
The Wednesday filings include multiple transfers: Charles W. Lee et ux to E C White Co trust and various lots in sections and blocks across No. Pocatello and Fairview. Z C M I to National Bank of Idaho with several lots and sections. Warren Aarons FE etux to Burston S McBride with Lots 3 4 Block 11 Fairview. Woodworth E H etux to Bert J on com 8 cor Lot 14 Block 525 totaling 6300 ft.
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Chas. W.etux
E. C. White
Com
E. Cor
Com. N. Cor
Nat’i Bank of Idaho
S. R
E. B. M. Silasw
Nwy
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E. B. M. Warren, Aarns FE. Etux
Burston S. McBride
Fairview
Woodworth
E. H. Etux
Bert J
Cor
Idaho Jews to Aid Campaign
Stanley Bero states the United Jewish Welfare Campaign aims to aid European Jews needing support and restoration. Honorable Moses Alexander of Boise will be honorary chairman with a local chair to be named. Charles H. Kahn named state secretary. campaign seeks broad organization across regions.
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Stanley Bero
United Jewish Welfare
Canada
National Committee of the
United Jewish Campaign
Mr. Brown
C. W. Schelosso
San Francisco
Moses Alexander
Idaho
Simon Dambever
Utah
Nathan Joffe
Santa Fe
Julius Rosenwald
Chicago
Medium Rev. Cora Kincannon Smith at St Marie hotel readings
Rev. Cora Kincannon Smith, the medium in town for a short visit at the St. Marie hotel, will speak at W. O. W. hall Sunday night. She promises new spirit power demonstrations and a sermon titled Saul's Talk to Samuel.
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Cora Kincannon Smith
St. Marie
W. O. W. Hall
Saul
Samuel
Telegraph line opens between Pocatello and Salt Lake City
The Short Line telegraph line between Pocatello and Salt Lake City with intermediate points began operation yesterday. It provides direct telegraph connection from Pocatello railroad offices to Salt Lake and Ogden offices of the Short Line.
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Pocatello
Salt Lake City
Pocatello Railroad
Salt Lake
Ogden
Death notice for Walter Daniels family thanks relatives
This notice thanks relatives neighbors and friends for kindness during Walter Daniels death. Appreciation for sympathy acts and floral tributes is extended by Mrs Walter Daniels and family Dave Daniels and family.
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Walter Daniels
Dave Daniels
Diz
Reversible Rugs Made From Carpets and Clothing
Two tone engineered rugs crafted from various carpets and clothing items. Work is requested and delivered, showcasing custom reversible designs and durable finishes.
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Chadren
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North Main Street
Maurine the Wonder Girl
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Card OF
Titanes
Pocatello Fluff Rug & Carpet Cleaning Co
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Taylor
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BY Eugene Walters
Northwest
Lewis Mann
George Matheson
Orpheum
Jack Derville
Grand Orpheum Orchestra
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