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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1925
Page
22
Chicago markets report brisk early gains in wheat as frost in Argentina boosts prospects and large Canadian exports linger. December futures move up to 1.26% and May to 1.38, with corn rising on limited receipts while hog prices sag, keeping provisions weak.
Idaho Falls reports total Idaho potato shipments through October 7 at 2291 year to date, down from 2353 a year earlier. U.S. carrot potato totals on October 7 show Wisconsin leading, with Idaho at 43. regional destinations include Ogden Denver Los Angeles and San Bernardino among others.
New York reports a quiet market with raw sugar at 3.94 duty paid and no sales. Futures edged one point lower midday after a flat opening amid three day adjournment, with light evening up volume and no change in refined prices.
Call money easier on Oct 9 with rates around 4 percent. Closing bids at 4 percent and offers also at 4 percent. Loans against collateral firm with short terms 60 to 90 days around 4 percent. Prime rate near 4 percent.
In New York on October 9 bar silver traded at 71 and Mexican dollars at 64 percent, while in London on October 9 bar silver stood at 32 pence per ounce.
Wheat No. 1 hard 45 percent and No. 2 mixed corn quoted. No. 2 yellow and white prices listed alongside barley oats and hay. Kansas City figures show No. 2 para 1.60, No. 2 red 1.62, December 1.44, May 1.40 with corn and other grains also cited.
Hogs at Chicago show 20 000 head, prices 25 to 40 cents lower than Thursday. packers’ sows decline. various hog classes range from 10.10 to 12.16 for bulk to heavy weights. Cattle receipts 1 400, demand slow, grades lower, steers around 13.26, cows weaker, bulls up to five cents higher. Sheep 13 000 receipts, lambs 15.61 to 16.25, ewes 7.00 to 7. MAH pond Neb shows 7 800 receipts with mixed losses. cattle 1 500 fed steers steady to 10.60, yearlings steady. veal strong to 25 cents higher.
Hogs receipts 962 with packers taking 442 and diverse destinations. quotes around 12.00 to 12.26 for desirable loads, fat hogs limited. Cattle receipts 702 with slow to steady trade, steers to killers at 7.60 and feeders around 6.25 to 6.75. cows and bulls steady to weak. Sheep receipts 1,000 with market to Colorado and Michigan feeders and mixed weights offering 2.25 to 12.60 for light lots.
Widow says Lansdowne was sent to death amid debate on Shenandoah airship. The discussion argues Shenandoah as a fighting vessel should not be used for inland commercial trips or Great Lakes displays to boost middle west tax interests or coast defense strategy.
All Pocatello banks will be closed Monday October 12 in observance of Columbus Day per the Pocatello Clearing House Assn. manager A Reynolds.
The record totals show paid attendance for two games reaching 85 069 with receipts of 366 477. Advisory council shares 54 970 95, players 186 901 23, and clubs 62 300 41 per game. Second game in Washington 1924 drew 35 922 paid, receipts 135 550. First two games last year had 71 682 attendees and 270 952 receipts.
New York markets rise as high priced industrials lead, with gains across rails and major groups. Analysts note ample credit and merger rumors fueling buying, with notable strength in Foundation United States Sugar Allied Chemical and motor, utility, tobacco, steel and chemical issues. Trading volume around two million shares.
Columbia University of Portland and Pacific University played to a 7 to 7 tie at Forest Grove Oregon last Saturday. Bob Jackson of Pocatello and Columbia starred, with Jackson returning a 70 yard interception for a touchdown in the fourth period. George Lamb and Frank Leute, also Pocatello natives, played for Columbia.
In a recent game against Pacific, George sustained a broken toe and will miss several weeks. The team continues with Frank and I as the primary quarterbacks to hold down the position.
E. C. Riddle acts chief dispatcher of the Idaho division during J. Nevins absence on a big game hunt in Salmon City country. Lena James departs for San Francisco from 322 South Fourth. Dr Junkin and Mrs Junkin of Idaho Falls pass through Pocatello toward Colorado Springs. Superintendent Walter Siders leaves for Colorado Springs for an educators meeting. Franklin I. Coates serves as secretary of the
Prominent Scottish Rite Masonic bodies, active in Idaho and adjacent states, traveled via Poca yesterday on their journey to Washington for upcoming activities and events in the Masonic community.
A committee of stockholders in the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railway now in receivership filed in federal court to intervene in the road's legal affairs. They claim to represent 18, re in preferred stock of the road.
Pocatello bank clearings for today totaled 205 785 24 dollars while Utah weather was generally fair with little temperature change overnight and into Saturday.
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