Market Ends Uneven After Mixed Trading on Oct 6
Wall Street opened to unsettled trading as fears of tighter money supply grew from last week’s reserve deficit. GM, General Asphalt and War Baking 4 edged lower on profit taking while Chrysler rose about 1.5 to 2 points and Coca Cola, North American and U S Rubber hit new yearly highs. Trading was erratic with many issues down 3 to 6 points, oils indecisive, and total volume around 1,000,000 shares.
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New York
Maldwin
General Motors
General Asphalt
War Baking 4
Chrysler
Vase
Nash My‘ors
Woolworth
Foun‘tion Company
American
American International Corporation
Fairbanks Morse
Coca Cola
U. S
General Electric
Mack Trucks
Atlantic Coast Line
Silver and Mexican dollars market update
New York and London report bar silver at 70 percent and Mexican dollars at 64 percent. London notes bar silver at 2 dollars 15 to 16 per ounce, with price fence indicated.
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New York
London
Livestock Market Report from Chicago Omaha Oct 6
Livestock receipts show 36,000 cattle and 24,000 sheep in Chicago and Omaha with hogs at 6,000 in Omaha. Hogs steady to higher with 160 to 220 pound best around 12.00 to 12.86, top 12.46. cattle described as steady with some weight losses and new highs for heavy cattle. Sheep market opens 14.50 to 16.60 for fat lambs, with fat ewes around 7.50.
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Unicagy
Chicago
Lée
Bert
Omaha
Cattle and hog market quotes for Kansas City cattle fair
Cattle recounts total 33 000 with calves 7 000 and fed steers scarce. Prices show little change from last week with some sectors weak. Hogs receipts 8 000 mostly 11.85 to 14.40. sheep slow with lambs around 15.50 and fed natives about 14.75.
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Kansas City
Ogden Market Receipts Report October Market Prices
Hog receipts total 839 with 202 for market and shipments to San Francisco Ikland and Reno. cattle at 1795 mostly market stock with varied weights and prices. feeders for 885 and 1700 pound ranges. sheep receipts 7922 with Colorado feeders and San Francisco shipments and local buyers, no early sales.
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OGDEN
San Francisco
Ikland
Reno
Colorado
Hog and cattle market report from St Joseph
Hog receipts down 10 to 25 cents with bulk around 11.90. Cattle runs 8,500 steady to 2 cents lower. steers 6.07 to 13.25. cows and heifers 3.25 to 9.50. calves 4.50 to 5.50. stockers and feeders 4.25 to 6.00. Sheep 4.00 with slow demand. lambs 14.00 to 15.65. ewes 6.00 to 8.0.
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St, Joseph
St. Joseph
U.S. grain exports fall from prior week totals
Commerce department reports last week U.S. grain exports at 4,376,000 bushels, down from 4,888,000. Wheat 1,679,000 vs 2,100,000. rye 26,000 vs 8,000. oats 1,530,000 vs 1,260,000. corn 181,000 vs 500,000. barley 960,000 vs 1,274,000. Canadian exports through U.S. ports 2,746,000 vs 1,424,000 the week prior. North American wheat flour shipments 168,000 vs 224,000.
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Wasington
United States
Commerce Department
Potatoes Receipts and Idaho Shipments Reported
Chicago and Idaho dispatch data show potato receipts and total shipments through October. Idaho totals to date 2103 with year-ago 2177. October 2 carrot shipments across states total 760. primary Idaho destinations include Denver and Chicago among others, with national comparisons over recent years.
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Idaho Falls
Idaho
North Californ
South California
Colorado
Indiana
Town
Maine
Michigan
Innevata
Montana
Nebraska
Nevada
New Hampshire
New Jersey
Long Island
New York
North Dakota
Ohio
Pennsylvania
South Dakota
Utah
Washington
Wisconsin
Wyoming
United States
Denver
Pocatello
Sacramento
Ockton
Bt. Loula
San Berdo
Anhine
Oakland
St Lake City
Chicago
Grand Island
Cleveland
San Jose
Wool Auctions Open With Mixed Demand In London
London wool auctions offered 12 667 bales today with mixed quality and a strong turnout of home and continental buyers. Prices showed a good sale with solid demand for staple and long-well suited lots.
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London
Wheat Market On The Upgrade In Chicago
Stormy Canadian weather delayed threshing and boosted wheat prices in Chicago on October 5. European demand and slow Russian port movement supported gains while Minneapolis mills reportedly run at full capacity. Corn and oats rose with wheat though hog prices fell, weighing on provisions.
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Chicago
Canada
Liverpool
Minneapolis
Sugar market advance and export sale in New York
An advance of 182 to 93c duty paid led early raw sugar trading in New York. Reports show 8,000 bags of Philippines sugar due next week to a local refiner, with limited futures activity and a softer undertone after opening. Refined sugar prices remained unchanged, with fines around 6.10 to 6.25 per hundredweight.
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New York
Philippines
Exchange Rates Steady in Foreign Currencies
New York foreign exchanges held steady with quotes in cents. Britain demand 4.83 13-16, cables 4.84 60 day bills on banks 4.80 13-16. France 4.63 and cables 4.6342. Other rates include Belgium 4.47, Germany 23.80, Holland 40.13, Japan Tokio 41, Montreal 99 31-32.
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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
Oil quotas close on the New York market
Curb oil quotations at 2:15 p m show Electric Investors 62, Continental 23% and Prairie Pipe Line 132 with Standard of Indiana 62% and Standard of New York 43% plus New Bradford 4% Salt Creek Consolidated 6% in late trading in New York on October 5.
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New York
Tel & T
Anaconda Cop
Atchison Eeseven
Atl Coast Line
Baldwin Loco
Balt & Ohio Ees
Bethlehem Steel
California
Pet Canadian Pac
Leath Pfd
Cerro de Pasco
Electric Pow & Stetfs A
Erie
Famous Players
General Asphalt
Genera
Electric
Genera Motors
Gt Northern Pfd
Gas States Steel
Udson Motors
Illinois Central
Adent O&g
Arvester
Jon
Kennecott Kelly
Spring
Lehigh Valle
Phillips
Adio Corp
Aeading
Ir & Steel
Seaboard Air Line
Sears Roebuck
Sinclair Con OU
Southern Pacific
Ereeecoweuvan
Southern Ry
Standard Oil Cal
Standard Oil NJ
Stewart Warner
Studebaker
Texaso
Texas & Pacific
Transcent
OU Union Pacific
1 & Castor Pipe
Ind Alcohol
US Steel
Wabash
Westinghouse Elec Ay
Willys Overland
Electric Investors
Continental
Priarie Pipe Line
Standard of Indiana
Standard of New York
New Bradford
Salt Creek Consolidated
Grain supplies show gains in Wheat Corn and Oats
New York G.t 5 reports the visible supply of American grain rose with increases of 4,549,000 bushels in Wheat 1,061,000 in Corn 1,352,000 in Oats and 886,000 in Rye as part of a broader inventory update with Barley listed as increased.
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New York
G.t
Church Disclaims Day Statement on Prohibition
The Methodist Episcopal Church board of temperance, prohibition and public morals said it did not author the prohibition report issued by the Federal Council of Churches of Christ in America. It noted the report came from a small commission and not the F C C C A itself, and that its wording often overstated statistics. The church cooperates with the council for specific aims, but only the temperance board speaks for the church on prohibition between general conference sessions.
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Washington
Board of Temperance, Prohibition and Public Morals
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Prohibition
Federal Council of Churches of Christ In America
Federal Council
Commission On Research
Board of Temperance
Church
General Conference
Coolidges depart for Omaha to open Legion convention
President and Mrs Coolidge leave for Omaha on their 20th wedding anniversary. The president will open the American Legion convention Tuesday morning. They attend church services at First Congregational and keep to White House privacy with Attorney General Sargeant as house guest.
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Omaha
Washington
Committees Named At Joint Meeting Of Y M C A Boards
At a joint meeting in Pocatello the Y M C A boards appointed athletic committees to study handball court construction and pool filtration. Members include A D Lawrence, Walter Cleave, Eric Krossman and others. a foreign-born naturalization program was reviewed and a contest for The Tribune and Watson Brothers trophies announced. A $20,000 loan was discussed with details to be completed within 30 days.
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Association Grill
Whic
Pocatello Association
A. D. Lawrence
Walter Cleave
Eric Krossman
Ralph Jones
J. E. Edgerton
J. J. Mekyers
G. Nicholas Ifft
Swimmaas
Dr. Clothier
Mary Lee O'Malley
M. Loux
Jed Barnes
George Wagenseller
N. Roberta
A. M. Newton
Hall
J. V. Nevins
Fred
Federal Court For
Ife
Tribune and Watson Brothers
McDougall
Tribune and
Watson Brothers
IJ. E. McDougall
Harry Cannell
Ralph Gates
W. J. Ingling
John Brady
Minnie Howard
Theodore Turner
Naomi Fraker
Frances Gary
George D. McClintock
Boys’ Work Committee
H. B. Thompson
John L. Brady
William A. Hyde
Jay M. Tiffany
A.C. Hinckley
R. R. Wolf
M. W. Williams
CG. A. Valentine
Walter Cleare
H. H. Whittlesey
A. L
Crawford Moore Buys Buhl Bank
Buhl Idaho October 3 sale announced here tonight by Crawford Moore Boise president of the First National Bank of Idaho and Boise associates of the Security State Bank of Buhl Moore bought from the receiver a large portion of the free assets of the First National Bank of Buhl which closed its doors last spring.
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Buhl
Idaho
Crawford Moore
Boise
First National Bank of Idaho
Boise Associates
Security State Bank of
First National Bank of Buhl
Arctic Ships Homeward Bound From Polar Expedition
Washington reports the Bowdoin flagship of the McMillan Arctic expedition was due to dock at Sydney New South Wales last night. Radio dispatches informed the National Geographic Society of the anticipated arrival as the voyage nears its end.
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Washington
Bowdoin
Sydney
National Georgraphic Society
Red Cross Annual Meeting Notice in Pocatello
Bannock Caribou chapter of the American Red Cross holds its annual meeting to elect new board members on October 9 at 7 30 p m in the First Ward L D S church Geo W Wagenseller chairman Cleo Nichols secretary Pocatello Idaho September 18 1925 os 18 of
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RED Cross
Bannock-Caribou
American Red Cross
First Ward
L. D
Geo. W. Wagenseller
Cleo Nichols
Pocatello
Idaho
Lost or Stolen Red Irish Setter in American Falls
Large red Irish setter with brass collar inscription G. W. Adams American Falls. $25 reward for return to owner at the above address.
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American Falls
G. W. Adams
Security Pact Session Opens At Locarno Meeting
Locarno Switzerland October 5 allied and German statesmen opened a session to consider a security pact. Dr Gustav Stresemann Germany's foreign minister faces protests over agenda items while guards protect him at his hotel. Polish and Czech views will be sought on the arbitration pact with guarantees.
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Locarno
Switzerland
Palace of Justice
Gustav Stresemann
Germany
Plata
Fasciata
Stresemann
Dr. Stresemann
Ellinzona
Chancelor Luther
Poland
Czecho-Slovakia
Peary Sails Home From Curling Voyage
The companion ship Peary left Curling N F last Saturday and heads home via the Bras d Or lakes route and inland canal toward Cape Breton. A fire sparked by the smokestack during the Sydney leg was put out quickly by the crew.
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Pat
Bras D'or Lakes
Cape Breton Island
Curling
N. F
Sydney
Young Idaho man dies after sugar factory accident
Orval Zitting, 22, died from internal injuries after his body was drawn into a conveyor at the Utah Idaho Sugar plant in Idaho Falls. He was employed at Lincoln's plant and died Sunday morning at S D I hospital after Saturday night accident. Funeral set for Wednesday afternoon.
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Idaho Falls
Orval Zitting
Lincoln
Utah-Idaho Sugar Company
S. D
Cal Zitting
Bell challenges Episcopalians on faith healing at convention
Reverend Robert B. H. Bell of St. Thomas Episcopal Church in Denver declares that every sincere clergyman should seek healing through faith and calls the Protestant Episcopal Church to take a firm position on faith healing at its triennial convention in New Orleans.
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Denver
Colo
Robert B. H. Bell
St. Thomas Episcopal Church of
New Orleans
Kansas City Doctor Invents New Truss
Dr. Andrew Kaiser of Kansas City claims a new rupture treatment weighs ounces and replaces belts straps and bands. He offers a free trial to readers who write him at 305H Koch Building Kansas City Missouri. He seeks one sample recipient per neighborhood.
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Kansas City
Andrew Kaiser
Koch
Dr. Kaiser
the Tribune
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