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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1925

Page

3

Wool market remains irregular amid wage and product shifts

The wool market shows irregular activity as week opening responses to light weight goods from the American Wool Company and wage adjustments in Yorks and locally influence prices. Australia rules firm while Bradford tops ease. Mohair remains slow but steady with mixed quotes for domestic fleeces and regional scoured values listed.

Boston American Woole Company Yorkshire Australia Bradford Ohio Pennsylvania New York Wisconsin Miscuri New Waylard Texas California Middle County Oregon Entana Delaine A. A Reapers

Exchange Rates Notice From New York July 31

Foreign exchange quotations listed in cents with Great Britain at 4.85 percent and 60 day bills on banks at 4.81 percent. Rates shown for France 4.73 France cables 4.74 Italy 3.66 France 3.67 Germany 22.80 etc. Includes a long roster for many nations with varied figures such as Argentina 40.65 and Tokio 41 percent.

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

New York Call Money Rates Note Sharp Variations

New York market notes show call money firm with high 44 percent and lows near 4 percent. Closing bids at 4 percent and ruling rate at 4 percent. Offered and last loan 4 percent with call loans against acceptances at 3 percent. Time loans firm with mixed collateral around 60 to 90 days. Prime commercial paper at 4 percent.

New York

Liberty bonds and treasuries closing quotes listed

New York July 31 Liberty bonds closed with various yields. 3s at 100.23. First and second 4s quoted at 101.3 and 100.26. Read bond 4448 at 101.14 and 4th 448 at 1024. U S government 4s at 102.29 and 44s at 106.12.

New York Liberty U.S Government U. S

Market Update Silver Prices and Mexican Dollars

London and New York report July bar silver at 324 per ounce and 69 percent purity respectively. Mexican dollars quoted at 68 percent.

London New York

Uneven Opening Markets With Mixed Days Trading

New York stock and sugar markets opened with uneven moves. Professional selling and week end profit taking pressured shares while late buying provided support. Major names like Ward Baking B and Spicer Manufacturing hit new levels as volumes neared 1.5 million shares.

New York Ward Baking B Spicer

Grain and meat price report from Chicago markets

Wheat No 2 red 1.69 and 1.62 cents per unit. No 2 hard 1.59 and 1.64. Corn No 8 mixed 1.05 and 1.06. No 2 yellow 1.08 and 1.09. Oaly No 2 white 42 and 45. No 3 white 40 and 42. Rye No 2 98. Barley 76 and 85. Timothy seed 6.75 and 8.25. Clover seed 19.00 and 26.75. Lard 17.25. Ribs 18.25. Bellies 21.62.

Chicago Belieo Ook Ee

Metals market snapshot from New York on July 31

Copper firm with electrolytic spot near 14 percent rise and futures up 14 percent. Tin steady at 69.26 spot and 69.00 futures. Iron steady with no change. Lead firm around 8.30 to 8.60. Zinc firm with East St. Louis spot and futures at 7.40. Antimony quoted between 17.60 and 18.00.

New York East St. Louis

Potato Receipts Mixed as Market Steady in Chicago Trade

Chicago on July 31 reports 21 car shipments bringing total U S potato shipments to 464. Market remains about steady with light trading. Kansas and Missouri sacked cobblers bring 2.60 to 2.90, Colorado sacked cobblers 3.26, Virginia barrel cobblers 6.00 to 6.25, varying by quality.

Chicago U. S Kansas Missouri Colorado Virginia Barrel

US Rubber Consumption Per Stall Worldwide

The United States consumes seventy five rubber per stall in global production terms, reflecting high demand in industrial sectors and consumer markets across the country.

United States

Wheat climbs on early trading amid July contract buying

Chicago July 31 AP says preemptive buying to fill July contracts pushed wheat higher at the open. July deliveries rose as much as 3 cents a bushel with scarce July offers lifting prices for other months. Sept wheat around 1.50 to 1.51 and Dec 1.62 to 1.52, while corn and oats slipped on rains and hedging pressure. Provisions fell in step with lower hog values.

Chicago

Record of hog and cattle receipts across major markets

Hog receipts at Chicago and Omaha show 15 000 and 11 000 head with mixed, mostly steady to higher bids. Cattle at Chicago and Omaha reflect uneven demand, with best lots up to 16.00 for steers and 15.60 for fat lambs, while Kansas City and St Joseph report lighter feeders and varied sheep values.

Chicago Omaha Pologna Kansas City Bologna Idaho Ogden Direct American Packing and Provision Company California Packers San Francisco St, Joseph St. Joseph

Klan Ceremonial in Honor Bryan in Dayton

In Dayton Ohio a Ku Klux Klan ceremonial honoring William Jennings Bryan was called to be held in a field tonight with all Klansmen urged to bring robes. The passage also notes a century old remark about rubber ore used for erasing pencil marks.

Dayton William Jennings Bryan

Good Dispositions And The Mayr Remedy Advertising Nod

An old advertisement touts mood improvement through a product called Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. It claims liver and stomach health influence disposition and brain function, promising relief from catarrh and inflammation of the intestinal tract. The text imitates generic health messaging with exaggerated confidence and stray misspellings throughout.

Mayr Cook's Wing

Scale conference reaches likely climax in Atlantic City

Atlantic City July 21 AP The anthracite scale conference nears a climax as developments in the last 24 hours split sentiment. Operators and miners expect the miners case to finish by week’s end and operators to reply after the weekend. Four technically heavy demands remain, but miners are likely to focus on major issues.

Atlantic City N. J

Heard Around the Lobbies and Passing Names

A playful column mixes travel musings with a long list of hotel guests and attendees. The piece notes a witty exchange about profanity on the road and compiles an extensive roster of visitors from Salt Lake City, Boise, Spokane, and beyond staying at local hotels.

A Bannock J. H. Barber Buhl D. E. Schager San Francisco J. E. Gensch Salt Lake City Roy A. Huff M. N. McConnel C. Shoults Gooding C. C. Pointer Joe Maddock Idaho Falls E. O. Hagerhorn Don Greene Mackay Adam Ekersall Idaholis Jessie Lewis Beaver City Neb F. R. Gallett Walla Walla Wash T. T. Avil St. Louis J. Miller Twin Falls N. B. Giles Boise J. W. Mann O. T. Peterson Jack Cummings Payette Lakes J G. Shaw Logan Utah Fred Ige T. H. Knowlton J. R. Colburn Ogden Earl Williams Topeka Kans J. W. Foreman Paul C. Rayborn Chugwater Wyoming C. Ressman The Yelowstone L. E. Hoss G. N. Lucker Kansas City H. White Chicago G. A. Boyd Cheyenne Charles de Camp May Wilson Lava Hot Springs M. MM. Daniels Balt Bake City B. O. Johnson W. W. Wilder St. Marie W. B Bailey Preston Leonard Egan Provo A. Vicar and Family Diamondville Wye J. B. Beck W. J. Britton Owen Roy Wood Kimberly Idaho A. McQuillan Wellsville A. Macualy Oakland Calif BE. E. Bowl William Wellsby William Wellsby, Remmie H. OC Nuaumayer Guy Williams Kimber

Dance Palace Tonight Special Features and Prizes

The Dance Palace offers a night of special features and prizes tonight. Attendees can expect stage performances, contests, and opportunities to win gifts as part of a lively local entertainment lineup.

Dance Palace Tonight

Reporter Delivers Wild Chamber Visit from Mrs. Comerford

Peppy journalist Jean Comerford of Illinois arrives at the Pocatello chamber of commerce in a flurry seeking missing bundles and stamps during a charity motor trip toward West Yellowstone. Office staff aid her as two witnesses recount a chaotic scene described as a wild party.

Chamber of Commerce Jean Comerford Illinois Chicago Yellowstone Bancroft Mr. Fieldsted

Get Rid of That Backache Backed by Doan's Pills

Doan's Pills are promoted as a stimulant diuretic for kidney ailments in Pocatello. A local testimonial from Mrs. C. P. Larks cites chronic back and head pain relieved by Doan's, with 60 cents price and Foster-Milburn Co. as maker.

Dean Doan Pocatello C. P. Larks Joshnson Larka Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo N. Y

Washington AG endorses sale of 200 vessels for scrap

The Washington Attorney General Sargent said the state has authority to sell 200 vessels for scrap to Henry Ford as recommended by resident Palmer of the Fleet Corporation. The July action follows AP reports on the shipping rod advisory and next steps in disposal.

Washington Sargent Henry Ford Palmer The Fleet Corporation

President Pays Bancroft Tribute

Swampscott Mass July 31 AP The death of Edgar A Bancroft American ambassador to Japan deprived the foreign service of one who had demonstrated the fullest measure of equipment and had won the un qualified confidence of both his own government and that of the empire to which he was accredited President Coolidge declared in a letter sent today to Dr Frederick Bancroft a brother His designation to the highly important position which he held with so much credit to himself and advantage to his country was in an especial degree in recognition of his high character and peculiar fitness for the service.

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