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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1925

Page

8

Wool slump shocks markets as price drop widens

London May 7 AP reports a dramatic wool price collapse of about 40 percent in four months with buyers overstocked and sparse demand. Sir Arthur Goldfinch warns of limited surplus while Austrian brokers suspend sales until July. May London sales may be withdrawn amid thin bids. observers foresee possible brief upward rebound. Ogden Utah market notes include hog and cattle receipts and lamb movements with no sales for California spring lambs.

London Arthur Goldfinch Daily Mail

Spring Wheat Prices Edge Down on acreage rise

Chicago May 7 heavy selling by commission houses pushed wheat lower after opening bids. May at 1.67 and July 1.544% slipped to 1.65 and 1.53% amid a 15.3 percent rise in U S spring wheat acreage. Oats declined slightly as corn eased, while provisions rose on firmer quotes.

Chicago United States

Livestock Receipts Show Mixed Gains In Chicago Sale

Chicago May 1 Hog receipts 23 000 to 40 cents higher mostly 30 to 60 up. Underweight show 35 to 50c advance. Bulk 160 to 225 pound hogs 11.85 12.05 with top 12.10. 240 to 325 pound hogs 11.80 12.00. Sows 10.50 10.85. slaughter pigs 10.60 11.65. Cattle receipts 15,000 with steers 25c lower, yearlings steady. heavy steers best early at 0.86, light yearlings mixed. Stockers and feeders scarce. good to choice handyweight dealers 10.00 10.50. Sheep receipts 15,000 slow. fat content noted.

Chicago

Relief On Hay Fever and Summer Cold Sufferers

A brief note describes a simple ordinary remedy named Ainex that has relieved thousands of hay fever and summer cold victims who previously tried many treatments without lasting success. The unusable text suggests a remedy claim with limited evidence.

Re. Ainex From. the. Orch

Market Report on Potatoes and Barrels Across States

Chicago notes May 7 reports strong demand and active markets for potatoes with 34 new and 48 old car shipments. Wisconsin sacked round whites quoted at 1.15 to 1.10 with bulk sales 1.19 to 1.25. Minnesota sacked whites near 1.00 with good stock demand. Florida barrel Spalding Rose No 1 priced 5.40 to 5.80. No 2 at 5.75. Alabama Bliss Triumphs No 1 3.50 to 3.65. No 2 at 2.26.

Chicago U. S Wisconsin Minnesota Florida Spalding Alabama Bliss

Sugar Prices Change as Refiners Quote Near and Far

New York May 7 raw sugar prices moved early with local refiners at 4.27c and sellers at 4.33c. An outport refiner paid 4.43c for 15 689 bags of Philippines sugar due late this month. Futures eased 4 6 points on rising Cuban crop estimates. Partial advances in refined sugar to 5.60c 5.70c, refined futures nominal.

New York Philippines

Market notes and commodity prices drift through thin sessions

The report blends hides leather and wool prices with New York stock closes. It lists varied items from dry hides to sheep pelts and wool, plus a long roll of closing stock prices including Allied Chemical American Can and numerous rail and oil stocks with mixed quotages.

Grain prices and feeds in Chicago market report

Chicago May 7 grain prices listed with Wheat No 2 hard at 1.66 and No 3 hard at 1.70 per bushel. Corn values range No 4 mixed at 1.07 to 1.08, No 2 yellow at 1.16. Seasonal oats and seeds quoted with timothy 5.75 to 6.25, clover 18 to 26, lard 10.85, ribs 17.05, bellies 19.37 per hundredweight or similar unit.

Chicago Tuly

Exchange rates steady in New York markets May 7

Foreign exchange steadies with bids and cables listed in cents for major currencies. Notable quotes include Great Britain at 4.84 percent, France 6.19 percent, Germany 23.80, Brazil 1045, Tokio 42, Montreal 1001-32, among others.

New York Great Britain France Italy Belgium Germany Holland Norway Sweden Denmark Switzerland Spain Greece Poland Czecho

Money market rates and loans steady with mixed collateral

In New York on May 7 the money market shows high 4 and low 3 percent with ruling rate at 4 percent. Closing bid 3 percent and offered at 3 percent, last loan 3 percent, call loans against acceptances 3 percent. Time loans steady with mixed collateral 60 to 90 days, 4 to 6 months prime commercial paper at 3 to 4 percent.

New York Cal Money Ein Prime

Bonds Market Report From New York The Liberty Bond Close

New York May 7 liberty bonds and government securities closed with prices: 1st 4% at 102.10, 2nd 4s at 101.80, 3rd 4s at 102.90, U S government 48 at 161.21, U S government 44 at 105.20.

New York Liberty U. B&. Government U. & Government

Metals Prices Mixed Across Copper Tin Iron Lead

Market report shows copper dull and near 13 percent with spot and futures activity. Tin remains easy around 64.00 with futures near 63.50, while iron and lead hold steady. Antimony and other metals show limited movement in East St. Louis spot markets.

New York East St. Louis

Silver and Mexican dollar values for May reports

New York bar silver at 67 percent and Mexican dollars at 62 percent. London market notes show bar silver around 6 16 per ounce on May 1.

New York London

Freckle Remedy Ad Promises Free Trial and Money Back

An advertisement touts Othine double strength as a no cost if ineffective freckle cure. It claims a clear complexion with a money back guarantee, and suggests Othine Soap for use with the treatment and as a shampoo.

Tories, Inc

Market Opens Firm as Utilities Rally and Oils Rise

New York stocks opened firm with public utilities and specialties leading gains. Utah Securities hit new highs near 122 while North American Co Electric Power Certificates climbed. American Woolen preferred up 1 and General Kleeme up 2. American Can fell 3 later, dragging others. American Car & Foundry rose 5 and Westinghouse Power and Market Street Railway preferred up 5. Rumors of capital readjustments and dividends stoked bullish trading as total volume reached about 1,000,000 shares.

New York Atlantic Coast Baldwin Locomotive Shakincus Ape Ae Baltimore & Ohio Bethlehem Steel Nornaiiegines California Petroleum Canadian Pacific Ee Central Leather, Pfd Cerro de Pasco Shanadeal Chandler Motor Ani Chesapeake & Ohio Chicago & Northwestern Chicago, Mil & St. Paul, Ptd Chicago, K. I. & Pac. Za Chile Copper Menagegrumteie Coca Cola Tte Ninentioens Ae Colorado Shige Congoleum Altes Wee Consolidated Gas Asdide Ee Cosden Oil Bidet Eccinael Gals i Crucible Ae Aces Cuba Davison Chemical Beashitialy du Pont de Nemours Erie Famous Players Feneral General Electric General Motors Great Northern Pfd Gulf States Steel Houston Hludson Motors Sllineig Central International Hervester International Mer eUy-Springfield Kennecott Copper Lehigh Valley Louisville Nashville Mack Truck Hartford Norfolk & Western North American Northern Pacific Pacific OM Ae Pan American Pet Coneny Reeais Eee Aa Phila Rd. Co Phillips Petroleum Peet Reading Republic Iron & Steel Reynolds Tobacco St. L San Fran Seaboard Air Line Sears Roebuck Sinclair Con Sloss-Sheffield Steel Southern Pacific Southern Railway Standard N. J Stewart Warner Studebaker Texas Calibata Texas & Pacific Tobacco Products i Transcontinental Union Paecific United Drug Aes V. Ss S. Rubber U. 8 Steel Utah Copper Wabash Ptd Weatinghouse Electric Willys-Overland Woolworth Utah Securities North American Co General Kleeme American Woolen American Car & Foundry Peints and West Fenn Power and Market Street Railway

Grandstand project under way at Alameda athletic field

Work on an 860 seat grandstand at the new Alameda athletic field began yesterday. The structure, part of the Short Line Employer Athletic association, will be the largest in Pocatello. Plans include pits for jumping and throwing events, a surfaced three eighths mile track, and a regulation baseball diamond ready for Twilight league games starting May 18.

Alameda Employer Athletic Association Phil Nash Pocatello Oak Street

Bank Clearings Report From Pocatello Morning

Pocatello bank clearings this morning totaled $200 140 44. The figure reflects daily banking activity across local institutions.

Pocatello

Real estate transfers filed Wednesday

Real estate transfers include Jamie M. Graham et al to E. H. Clarke Lot 2 and Lot 3 Block 400 6300 ft Clarke E H etux to David M Olsen Mickelson Geo etux to N Leroy Amith SR SW44 Sec 22 NE NW Sec 27 Tp 12 G R 40 E B M Kooken Chas H to F B Hayes Lot 6 Block 405 4200 ft Cornwall John J to R R Rogers N& NW Bee 24 Tp 7 8 R 36 E B M 80 acres

Graham Jamie M E. H. Clarke

Bargain List From a Local Hock Shop in Pocatello

A byword epistle from Reliable Jewelry Shop items in Pocatello Idaho offers a 19 jewel B W Raymond Elgin Watch for 20 dollars a Fox portable Typewriter for 19 dollars Deagan Orchestra Bells for 7 50 a saxophone for 20 dollars a Gibson mandolin case for 40 dollars a surveyor level and transit for 65 dollars a Hartmann Wardrobe Trunk for 17 50 a Winchester .30 Cal rifle for 15 dollars a new Edison Electric Sewing Machine for 35 dollars a 16 hp Westinghouse motor for 10 dollars a 750 dollar Diamond Ring for 600 dollars a 400 dollar Platinum Diamond Dinner Ring for 250 dollars and a 23 jewel Vanguard Waltham Railroad Watch for 25 dollars.

B. W. Raymond’ Elgin Fox Deagan Orchestra Hartmann Edison Electric H.p. Westinghouse Vanguard Waltham RR

Baby Son Dies of Princess Yolanda's Family

The infant son born May 1 to Princess Yolanda wife of Count Calvi Di Bergolo died this morning in Pinerola Italy. The report from AP notes the tragedy within the noble family and states the death occurred on May 7.

Pinerola Italy Yolanda Calvi di Bergolo

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