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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1925

Page

13

Wheat Priced Higher on Australia Crop Reports

Disturbing crop reports from the southern hemisphere push wheat prices up this week, with corn and oats showing declines and provisions uneven moves. Australia drought and frost damage rumors, plus India's rain shortage, influence markets, while Argentina planted acreage increases and European demand factor in. Corn and oats soften as official crop estimates adjust, hog values retreat with provisions.

Chisago Australia Argentine India Equator Canada Europe

Potatoes Market and Shipments Across States

Idaho Falls reports 2803 total Idaho potato shipments to date. U.S. carrot shipments on Oct 15 show California 18, Colorado 105, Idaho 91, Indiana 5, Maine 210, Michigan 108, Minnesota 249, Montana 9, Nebraska 40, Nevada 7, New Hampshire 1, North Carolina 40, North Dakota 170, Ohio 6, Long Island 66, Oklahoma 1, Oregon 1, Pennsylvania 65, South Dakota 10, Utah 4, Washington 39, Wisconsin 127, Wyoming 9. Wisconsin and Minnesota round whites priced 2.25 to 2.50 per cwt. Idaho Russetg 3.25. Market steady to stronger with demand active. U.S. No. 1 carloads 1.65–1.75 f.o.b. track, growers’ wagonloads 1.50–1.60.

Idaho Falls Oct Idaho United States California Colorado Indiana Maine Michigan Minnesota Montana Nebraska Nevada New Hampshire North Carolina North Dakota Ohio Long Island Oklahoma Oregon Pennsylvania South Dakota Utah Washington Wisconsin Wyoming Elley Colfax Chicago Shebevene Oakland Sacramento Ota U. S Russell U

Foreign exchange rates steady on Oct 17

New York quotations show steady foreign exchange in cents with British demand 4.83 and cables 4.8416, 60 day bills on banks 4.80. France 4.46, Italy 4.04, Belgium 4.56, Germany 23.80, Holland 40.14, Norway 20.27, Sweden 26.73, Denmark 26.07, Switzerland 19.2649, Spain 14.86, Greece 1.33, Poland 16.70, Czechoslovakia 2.96, Jugoslav Slovakia 177%, Austria 14%, Romania 48%, Argentina 41.25, Brazil 14.55, Tokyo 41%, Shanghai 79%, Montreal 99%.

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

Sugar Prices Hold Steady On New York Market

Raw sugar lingered unchanged with no reported sales though Cuban duty paid prices stood at 3.83. Futures eased slightly amid light activity with closes around 2.07 to 2.41 for March to July. Refined sugar remained quiet at 6.05 to 6.20 for fine granulated.

New York Commission House

Market Prices Report Partial Commodities Listing

The data shows prices for grains and meats with figures such as Wheat No. 2 at 1.55 and corn No 2 at 84 percent, plus various items like rice and lard with quoted amounts. Names like Bagley Glover and Ellies appear in the fragment alongside miscellaneous seed and meat prices.

Bagley Netimothy Glover

Clearing house banks report large excess reserves drop

The five day period ending Oct. 17 shows excess reserves total of 10,429,960 dollars, down 10,024,040 from the prior week’s 20,464,790 dollars. The notice covers banks, loan and trust companies in New York under the weekly bank conditions report.

New York

Market Makes a Quick Rally as Wheat Leads Gains

Chicago traders started with light rain in parts of Australia and selling by foreigners, pushing wheat prices down early. A rapid rally lifted values above the previous close, aided by unfavorable Canadian weather and delayed threshing. December and May futures rose, corn and oats followed wheat’s direction, while the meat market saw ribs edge lower.

Chicago Austalia Canada

Wild stock session sweeps New York market up then sinks

A flood of speculative buying hit the New York Stock Exchange driving motor stocks to sharp gains in early trading with White Motors Yellow Cab and General Motors rising. The frenzy cooled as the hour ended with a broad decline and panicked selling pushing prices down from earlier highs.

New York New York Stock Exchange White Motors Yellow Cab General Motors Mack Truck Jordan Fisher Body Postum Cereal American Safety Razor Gushman’s Bakery United States Cast Iron Pipe Continental Insurance Commission

Cattle and hog market results across Kansas City and Ogden on Oct 17

Cattle lots show heavier offerings and mixed changes with top yearlings at 15.00 and fed steers around 11.00 to 12.50, hogs mostly 5 to 10 cents higher with packer tops near 11.60, sheep and lambs soften slightly. Ogden reports hog receipts 585 for San Francisco packers and week totals of 4 763 stocker and feeder activity solid, cattle and calves varied by class.

Kansas City Ogden San Francisco Bhoep Utah Cole Nev Omar Omaha Ignie i Grase Ateers Ston Ik Slanditer

New York Stock Quotations Close Mixed Amid Volatile Trading

Afternoon stock report shows Continental at 23 percent, Electric Investors 61, Prairie Pipe Line 122, Standard of Indiana 61, Stan of New York 43, New Bradford 4, Salt Creek Consolidated quoted. market activity reflects cautious gains and losses as traders digest earnings and economic data.

New York Continental Epectric Investors Prairie Pipe Line Standard of Indiana Stan of New Bradford Salt Creek Consolidated Saber Ee Lees Bethlehem Crucible Steel Cuba Dodge Bros du Pont de N Electric Pow & Ht Etis Erie General Asphalt General Motors Gt Northern Gulf States Steel Hudson Motors Independent Mer Nickel Jas Kelly Springfield Kennecott Mack Truck Marland Ol Seaboard Mid-Continent Pat É Mo Kan & Tex Missouri Pac Montgomery Nat Biscuit Nat Lead Nynh & Htfa Norfolk & Odea Northern Pacific Peat i Pennsylvania Phita & Peg Ai Pon Pe Am Woolen Atchison California Pet Canadian Pac Davison Chem Ghrgelér Famous Players General Electric Tllinois Central Int Harvester Lehigh Valley Louisville & Nash New York Central Pacific Seara Roebuck Sinclair Canons Southern

Trading makes heavy record in stock market surge

New York October 17 AP heavy trading marked the week with four straight two million share days. Industrial and specialty stocks led gains while rails rose to new highs. U S Steel and GM group fueled gains as oil issues lagged due to price cuts.

New York Caing Southern Railroad Mellon Motors General Motors Studebaker Hudson Fisher Body Standard Industrials U. S. Steel Common S. Kresge

Stock Market and Livestock Prices The Omaha Ledger

The page lists broad stock tickers including Am Can Am Car & Fdy Am Locomotive and many others with mixed notes. It also reports cattle futures with prices for fed steers, heifers, and calves, noting week changes and average weights, alongside general market movement.

Edw ards case heads to jury at noon today

Federal court proceedings on bootlegger cases continue as the Barney Edwards manufacturing case goes to the jury at noon. Several defendants plead guilty or enter new pleas while others await trial and sentencing in related liquor and theft charges across multiple counties.

Barney Edwards William Perry eGeorge Challas Dietrich Poon Esle James Dimas Jerry Woodside Power County George Goodenough Dors Jensen Clyde Clark W. Southward George W. Briggs Bonneville County Frank Alfred Jensen Boise Consen Thor Daniels Pocatelly Pauline Jennie A. Logan Arbon

Borah urged to intervene over Budapest arrests

Senator William E Borah of Idaho said he has not acted on Budapest arrests tied to a communist plot. He noted a Labor Defense Council report that the Horthy government plans court martial and execution of socialist party members and that he was urged to join a joint protest. He added he cannot yet confirm facts or offer a helpful path.

Washington William BE. Borah Idaho Budapest Labor Defense Council Horthy Socialist Party

New Moffat Road Company Planned for Denver Line

Denver stockholders announce a plan to form a new company to operate the Denver and Salt Lake Moffat railroad under the reorganization. Action expected by the committee meeting in New York City next month. W. R. Freeman of the current management is eyed as president in recognition of his work keeping the road in operation.

Denver Colo Denver and Salt Lake Moffat New York City Railro W. R. Freeman

Teddies Appeal to Southern Democrat

Bruce McDougall, 77, born in the south and a Democrat, told Police Judge John W. Peter he drinks whiskey after a Friday intoxication arrest. He said he wanted to leave town and was fined $25 with jail if he defaults, after a prior intoxication release.

John W. Peter Bruce McDougall McDougall

Loyal Order of Moose to Host Social Evening

The Loyal Order of Moose invites the public to a social at the K of C hall on Monday night October 19. Members will gather Sunday at 2 PM at the K hall to attend Mrs. W A Overdorf funeral at the Christian church. War Mothers set meeting Monday at Eagle hall 2 30 with a business session for all members.

Loyal Order of Moose K. of C. Hall K. . Hall W. A. Overdorf Christian Church War Mothers Eagle Hall

J E Shotwell to Leave for Florida

J. E. Shotwell a landscape gardener at the cemetery will depart next week for Florida.

J. E. Shotwell Florida

May Recognize War Time Debt

President Coolidge follows reports that Russia under the Soviet government might recognize its wartime debt to the United States. No official word yet, but recognition hinges on acknowledgment of debt by the Soviet regime. Russia is said to owe about 192 million dollars principal and 63 million in interest.

Washington Coolidge Russia United States White House Treasury

Varicose Veins Claim Quick Cure With Emerald Oil

Ad claims Moone's Emerald Oil reduces varicose veins in days and heals eczema itching sores and skin inflammations. The product description promises rapid results with nightly applications and says any pharmacy can supply a bottle.

Moone Fas

Tech Aggie pep rally boosts opening game fever

Idaho Tech students staged a massive pep rally marching through the city led by the Tech pep band. The opening game weather was clear and Hutchinson field prepared for a potential record crowd as the Tiger eleven prepared to take the field with Robbins Kelley Norby and Conan at back into position.

Idaho Tech Tiger Tech Kelley Sroanpale Norby Nee Atro Ce Onter Conan Black Tribune

Spanish fail to silence guns in Rif region report

Tangier October 17 The Spanish consul in Casablanca denies reports that Rif Rifian forces bombed Tetuan the capital of Spanish Morocco while noting Spanish artillery has been deployed to silence Rifian guns in the adjacent hills.

Tangier Casablanca French Morocco Tetuan Spanish Morocco

Haircut Services Advertised on North Main Street

An old classified ad lists various haircut offerings on 212 North Main Street including Saturday services for ladies and men. The snippet mentions Ladies Hair Cut and The Boys Hair Cut with Saturday schedules.

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