Market swings as stocks open amid money reserve fears
The New York stock market opened unsettled as fears rose of tighter money amid a large reserve deficit from last week's clearing house report. Gains in War Haking, General Motors, and General Asphalt contrasted with broad declines in motors and foods, while Rainy movements in oils stayed indecisive and total volume neared 1.0 million shares.
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New York
Maldwin
General Motors
General Asphalt
Werger
Chrysler
Bang
Nash Motors
Woolworth
Foundation Company
Coca Cola
North American
General Electric
Mack Trucks
Atlantic Coast Line
Market Update Bar Silver and Mexican Dollars Prices
New York and London markets report bar silver at 70 percent and Mexican dollars at 64 percent. London price for silver is 32 15 16 cents per ounce on October 5.
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New York
London
Chicago Iowa market hog and cattle receipts mixed in early October report
Livestock receipts in Chicago and Omaha show hog totals around 36 000 in Chicago with prices for 140 to 225 pound hogs 12.35 to 12.76, larger 260 to 350 pound hogs 12.26 to 12.55, sows 10.40 to 11.10, and slaughter pigs around 12. Also cattle receipts near 36 000 with steady to 60 cent drops in some classes, early top on yearlings 16.25, big 1 600 pound heavies 16.35, stockers and feeders active, bulls and veal weaker. Sheep about 24 000 with fat lambs 16.00 to 16.75, Montana and western lots around 15.25 to 16.75, natives steady to weaker. Omaha reports hogs 6 000 with 160 to 240 pound at 12.00 to 12.46, 240 to 300 pound butchers 11.60 to 12.20, sows 11.65, cattle slower with mixed price moves, fat lambs steady at 14.50 to 14.85, fat range offerings lower.
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Raebu
Omaita
Omaha
Butch Aera
Fi.le
Bologna
Kansas City
OGDEN
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San Francisco
Oarkland
Reno
Colorado
Cattle and hog market notes from Kansas City and Ogden reports
Kansas City reports show cattle, calves and fed stock at steady to weak prices with scarce good stock. hog receipts mix with losses in lighter weights and steady overall. sheep sales very slow with lambs around 15.50 and natives 14.75. Ogden dispatches hog receipts steady, cattle market slow, she stock weak, and prime steers and heifers listed with modest gains and declines across loads.
Livestock Markets Report from St. Joseph
Hog receipts were 10 to 25 cents lower with bulk around 11.90. Cattle receipts total 8,500, steady to 1 cent lower. steers 6.07 to 13.25. cows and heifers 3.25 to 9.50. calves 4.50 to 13.50. stockers and feeders 4.25 to 8.50. Sheep 4009 head with slow demand but lambs 14.00 to 15.65 and ewes 6.00 to 8.00.
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ST. Joseph
Grain Exports Show Weekly US Losses and Gains
Grain exports from the United States totaled 4,276,000 bushels last week, down from 4,888,000 the prior week. Wheat and oats fell, corn and barley declined, while rye rose. Canadian grain via US ports reached 2,746,000 bushels, up from 1,424,000, and North American wheat flour exports were 168,000 barrels versus 234,600 the week before.
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Wasington
United States
Commerce Department
Potato Receipts and Idaho Shipments Track Market Activity
Chicago reports 102 car potato receipts with strong trading and higher prices ahead. Wisconsin Minnesota round whites sell 1.85 to 2.00 with fancy quality up. Idaho Falls notes 2103 Idaho shipments to date, various carrot shipments by state totaling 760, while last year’s totals are cited for context and destination lists.
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Minnesota
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Idaho
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Colorado
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Iowa
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Long Island
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Washington
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Los Angeles
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Oakland
Salt Lake City
Grand Island
Cleveland
San Jose
Total
Wool Auctions See Mixed Sale At London Market
London wool auctions offered twelve thousand eight hundred fifty seven lots with a mixed assortment. The sale attracted strong interest from home and continental buyers as prices varied across the catalog.
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London
Wheat market on the upgrade in Chicago trading
Stormy Canada weather and stronger European demand lift wheat prices in Chicago. Opening quotes for new style September and May futures rise, with corn and oats following the wheat strength while hogs slide and pressuring provisions.
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Chicago
Canada
Liverpool
Minneapolia
Sugar market shows advance and steady demand in New York
An advance of 132 to 3,93c duty paid occurred in the raw sugar market with 58,000 bags of Philippines due next week to a local refiner. Foreign session showed little futures activity but a softer undertone after opening. midday prices held one to two points higher. Refined sugar list prices remained unchanged from 6.10 to 6.25 for fine granulated as business stayed moderate.
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New York
Philippines
Commission House
Exchange rates steady as markets list world currencies
New York foreign exchanges show steady quotations for major currencies. Cables and bills on banks reflect values for Britain France Italy Belgium Germany Holland Norway Sweden Denmark Switzerland Spain Greece Poland Czecho Slovakia Yugoslavia Austria Romania Argentina Brazil Japan Canada and Shanghai.
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Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Switzerland
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Greece
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Jugo-Slovakia
Austria
Rumania
Argentina
Brazil
Tokio
Shanghai
Montreal
Curb Oil Quotation Close Reports New York Prices
New York October 5 curb oil quotations at 2:15 p m show Electric In conect 62 percent Continental 23 percent Prairie Line 132 percent Standard of Indiana 2 plus Standard of New York 4375 New Bradford 4 percent Salt Creek Consolidated 6 percent.
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New York
Continental
Priarie Line
Standard of Indiana &2
Standard of New York
New Bradford
Salt Creek Consolidated
Grain supplies show gains across crops in October
New York October 5 grain report records increases in wheat by 4.649 million bushels, corn up 1.061 million, oats up 1.352 million, rye up 86 thousand, and barley rising.
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New York
Church Disclaims Day Statement On Prohibition
The Methodist Episcopal church board of temperance, prohibition and public morals disclaims responsibility for a recent report on prohibition. The statement says the report was not from the Federal Council of Churches of Christ in America, but by a small commission. It notes the Federal Council cooperates on specific aims and that only the temperance board speaks for the church on prohibition between conferences.
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Washington
Board of Temperance, Prohibition and Public Morals
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Federal Council of Churches of Christ In America
Federal Council
Commission On Research
Board of Temperance
Church
General Conference
President and Mrs Coolidge head to Omaha for Legion meeting
President and Mrs Coolidge left for Omaha to attend the American Legion convention on Tuesday morning marking their twentieth wedding anniversary. The couple observed the day quietly with church attendance at First Congregational and stayed in the White House, joined at church by Attorney General Sargeant.
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Omaha
Washington
Committees Named At Joint Y M C A Meeting In Pocatello
At a joint Y M C A meeting in Pocatello committees were named to study handball court construction and pool filtration. The handball group includes A D Lawrence and J J McEvers among others. the pool committee lists Mary Lee O Malley and Naomi Fraker with many members. A $20 000 loan was discussed with plans to finalize details within 30 days.
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Association Grill
Pocatello Association
A. D. Lawrence
Walter Cleare
Erie Krussman
Ralph Jones
J. E. Sdgerton
J. J. McEvers
Nicholas Ifft
Dr. Clothier
Mary Lee O'Malley
C. E. M. Loux
Fred Barnes
George Wagenseller
Ch. N. Roberta
A. M. Newton
W. 8. Hall
J. V. Nevins
Fred Mc
Federal Court For Naturalization
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Watson Brothers
J. McDougall
Permand Americanization Committee
I. E. McDougall
Harry Cantwell
Ralph Sates
W. J. Ingling
John Rady
Minnie Howard
Theodore Urner
Naomi Fraker
Frances Gary
George D. McClintock
G. Nicholas Ifft
Boys’ Work Committee
H. B. Thompson
John L. Brady
James William A. Hyde
Jay M. Tiffany
A. C. Hinckley
R. R. Wolf
M. W. Willisc
A. Valentine
Cleare
H. H. Whittlesey
A. L. Merrill
RB. A. Pierce
Crawford Moore Buys Buhl Bank in Idaho Deal
Buhl Idaho October 3 Crawford Moore of Boise president of the First National Bank of Idaho and Boise associates announced the sale of the Security State Bank of Buhl. State finance commissioners denied a charter for a state bank citing two banks suffice. Moore bought a large share of free assets from the closed First National Bank of Buhl after it failed last spring.
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Boise
First National Bank of Idaho
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Arctic Ships Homeward Bound From McMillan Quest
Washington dispatches report the Bowdoin, flagship of the McMillan Arctic expedition, expected to reach Sydney Nova Scotia last night. The National Geographic Society was advised by radio that the fleet was en route homeward after their northern voyage.
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Washington
Bowdoin
Sydney
N. S
National Georgraphic Society
Red Cross Annual Meeting Notice
Bannock Caribou chapter of the American Red Cross will hold its annual meeting to elect new board members. The event takes place Oct 1 at 7:30 p m at the First Ward L D S Church. Geo W Wagenseller chairs, Cleo Nichels secretary. Pocatello Idaho Sept 18 1925.
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Bannock-Caribou
American Red Cross
First Ward
L. D
Geo. W. Wagenseller
Cleo Nichels
Pocatello
Idaho
Lost or Stolen Irish Setter in American Falls
In American Falls a large red Irish setter with a brass collar bearing G. W. Adams American Falls is missing. A $25 reward is offered for the return to the address or to the owner.
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American Falls
G. W. Adams
Achove
Security Pact Session Opens at Locarno
Locarno Switzerland October 5 allied and Decaen Statesmen opened a conference to discuss a security pact. Dr Gustave Stresemann Germanys foreign minister faced guard attention amid concerns over Russia’s Teherin or Tehitcherin. Poland and Czecho Slovakia to present views as jurists review articles.
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Palace of Justice
Gustav Stresemann
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M. Tehiteherin
Berlin
Tehitcherin
Russia
Austen Chamberlain
M. B Iand
Rusen
London
Poland
Czecho-Slovakia
Peary Returns Voyage Safe Through Bras d Or Canal
The companion ship Peary left Curling Newfoundland and reached Sydney before turning south via Cape Breton island. A fire started by a smokestack spark during the voyage was quickly put out by the crew.
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Curling
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Sydney
Young man dies from sugar machine accident
Orval Zitting, 22, died in Idaho Falls hospital from internal injuries after a sugar factory belt accident at Utah Idaho Sugar in Lincoln. He was crushed when the machine pulled him between belt and pulley while tightening a belt. Funeral set for Wednesday afternoon.
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Orval Zitting
Lincoln
Utah-Idaho Sugar Company
L. D
Mra
Cal Zitting
Faith cure clash at Episcopal convention in New Orleans
Denver rector Robert B. H. Bell denounces faith healing as a doctrine and challenges the Protestant Episcopal triennial convention to formally address the issue. He asserts healing must come through faith and calls for a clear position from the denomination.
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Denver
Colo
Jesus Christ
Robert B. H. Bell
St. Thomas Episcopal Church of
New Orleans
Kansas City Doctor Invents New Truss
Dr. Andrew Kaiser, Hernia Specialist, announces a new lightweight truss with no pads or belts that heals rupture and relieves years of suffering. Hundreds report comfort and healing, and Kaiser offers a free trial to readers willing to act as local referrals.
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Andrew Kaiser
Koch
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