Wheat rally as Australia drought shocks grain markets
Disturbing crop reports from the southern hemisphere push wheat prices higher this week while corn and oats slip modestly. Australian yield declines and frost damage rumors in Argentina are noted, with India rainfall shortages and Canada’s drought pressuring exports. Argentine planted area grows, feeding divergent price signals.
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Chicago
Australia
Argentine
India
Equator
Canada
Europe
Idaho and U S potato shipments update from October reports
Idaho Falls report shows total Idaho potato shipments reaching 2803 to date while nationwide carrot shipments on October 15 list states including Michigan 1108 and Minnesota 249 with various destinations such as Denver Chicago and Los Angeles. Market conditions noted as stronger with demand active and some stock storage.
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United States
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Colfax
Chicago
Sheboygan
Oakland
Sacramento
Ruralis U. S. No
Russett
Cauftraia
Exchange Rates Steady in New York Markets
Foreign exchange quotations held firm in New York on October 17 with demand figures listed for Great Britain France Italy Belgium Germany Holland Norway Sweden Denmark Switzerland Spain Greece Poland Czechoslovakia Yugoslavia Austria Romania Argentina Brazil Japan and China across cables and 60 day Dillson bank rates.
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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
Raw sugar steady with limited activity in New York
Raw sugar remained unchanged with no reported sales. Offers stood at last paid Cuban duty paid at 3.83. Futures declined modestly under liquidation: December 2.67, March 2.21, May 2.30, July 2.41. Refined sugar held at 5.05 to 5.20 for fine granulated.
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New York
Commission House
Wheat No 2 mention in late October grain report
AP dispatch notes No 2 wheat and corn prices with mixed values for feed grains. The report lists quantities and market terms including corn, Timothy seed, clover, hay and lard prices with October timing.
Bar Silver Prices Decline in Mexican Dollars
New York markets report bar silver at 71 percent purity and Mexican dollars trading at 64 percent.
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New York
Bank conditions show weekly excess reserves drop to 10.4 million
The New York clearing houses and trust companies report a five day period with an excess reserve of 10,429,950 dollars, down 10,024,040 from last week’s 20,454,790.
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New York
Wheat futures rally on favorable weather and Canada delays
Chicago markets opened with light rain in parts of Australia and selling by foreigners, but a quick rally lifted prices above the prior finish. Unfavorable Canadian weather and reports of delayed threshing spur strength, with December and May futures rising before corn oats responded and the provision market followed the trend.
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Chicago
Australia
Canada
Wild session on the market shocks New York trading
A dramatic New York stock exchange day sees heavy buying across sectors led by motor stocks with major gains. Traders panic near hour’s end as selling surges, prices briefly slip, and tape lags create confusion among investors nationwide.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
White Motors
Yellow Cab
General Motors
Mack Truck
Vance
Jordan
Fisher Body
Postum Cereal
American Safety Razor
Gushman’s Bakery
United States Cast Iron Pipe
Continental Insurance
Commission Houses
Es Market
Kansas City and Ogden Livestock Prices Report Oct 17
Cattle receipts across Kansas City and Ogden show mixed trading with calves and grassers down 25 to 35 cents, fed steers and yearlings around 11 to 12.50, heifers 25 cents lower, and bulls strong. Hogs rise 5 to 10 cents with 11.15 to 11.60 range. sheep mostly 14.00 to 15.40, ewes 7.25 to 10.35, lambs 50 to 85 cents lower.
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Kansas City
Ogden Ogden
San Francisco
Utah
Quotations Close With Mixed Insurance Trade Names
New York on October 17 reports closing quotations for several insurance and trading names. Continental stands at 23 percent, Electric Investors 61 percent, Prairie Pip Line 122 percent, Standard of Indiana 61 percent, Standard of New York 43 percent, New Bredford 4 percent, Salt Creek Consolidated listed among the items.
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New York
Continental
Electric Investors
Prairie Pips Line
Standard of Indiana
Standard of New York
New Bredford
Salt Creek Consolidated
M Car & Foly
Atchison
Coast Line
Bethlehem
California
California Peteeeeere
Leath
Eeeeeesnesesessetesers
Seeesee
Cerro de Pasco
Neeteeeeees Ler Motor
Aaeee
Chesake & Chio Eeeneeste Riese
Chica Andi
Chic
General Asphalt
General Electric
General Motors
Gt Northern
Gulf States Steel
Hudson Motors
Illinois Central
Intervester
Nickel
Kelly Springfield
Kennecott
Lehigh Valley
Louisville & Waeh
Mack Truck
Seaboard
Mid-Continent Pet
Missouri
Mont Mery
Gentral
Ntfd
Norfolk & Western
Northern Pacific
Pacific
Pan Am
Pennsylvania
Southern
Texas
Texas ‘ Pacifico
Union Pacifico
Ieee
Rennet Ag
Eel
Westinghouse Teed Digenegrens
Woolw Iworth
Stock Market Surges on Heavy Trading This Week
The New York market saw the heaviest trading since December 1916 as four straight days of two million shares propelled many issues to new yearly peaks. Motors led gains with General Motors Studebaker Hudson and Fisher Body rallying strongly while U S Steel hit record highs for the week.
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New York
Southern Railroad
Mellon
Locarno
Eg%ponds Steel
Motors
General Motors
Studebaker
Hudson
Fisher
Standard
U. S. Steel Common
S. S. Kresge
Olis
Markets Report Omaha Hogs Steers Sheep Weights and Prices
Hogs 3 000. Active bids mostly 10 16 higher. Bulk 160 280 lb at 11.15 11.40 top. Feeder cattle mixed with steady steers and lower cows. Sheep 3 500 with fat lambs down 26 60 cents, breeding stock varied. Prices show week to week declines in bulls canners and stockers with several loads up to 9.50 for some steers.
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Omaha
Sega
Chamaineas Sae
Lee
Federal court to hear Edwards case as noon jury verdict looms
The article outlines a week of federal court activity with many guilty pleas and sentences in liquor law cases. The Barney Edwards manufacturing case goes to the jury at noon, while others plead guilty or await trials, including William Perry for immoral relations and George Chedon awaiting sentencing Monday.
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Barney Edwards
William Perry
George Ched
Dietrich
James Dimas
Jerry Woodside
Civen
Power County
George Goodenough
Dors Jensen
Clyde Clark
W. Southward
Poeatell
Pauline
Jennie A. Logan
Arbon
Borah Urged to Intervene Over Budapest Arrests
Senator William E. Borah of Idaho said he has taken no action on arrests in Budapest tied to a communist plot. He would act to ease conditions or prevent military executions if he knew of a way. He noted input from the labor defense council about court martial and executions of socialist party members and a urged protest.
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Washington
William E. Borah
Idaho
Budapest
Labor Defense Council
Horthy
Socialist Party
New Company Planned to Operate Moffat Railroad
Denver plan outlines forming a new company to take over and operate the Denver and Salt Lake Moffat railroad under the reorganization plan. The move, likely to be acted on by the reorganization committee in New York City next month, is announced by prominent stockholders. W R Freeman, current receiver, is tipped to become president in recognition of his work keeping the road in operation.
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Denver
Colo
Denver and Salt Lake
Moffat
New York City
W. R. Freeman
Beesee
Teddies Appeal to Southern Democrat and Jail Plea
Bruce McDougall, held on intoxication charges, told Police Judge John W. Peter he is seventy seven, southern born, a Democrat who likes whiskey. He admitted drinking with sheepherders after failing to leave town and asked to plead guilty or not guilty, then was jailed for $25 after default.
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South
John W. Peter
Bruce éDougall
McDougall
Community notices for Moose social and War Mothers meeting
The Loyal Order of Moose plans a public social Monday night October 19 at the K of C hall. Moose members will meet Sunday at Xt C hall at 2 o'clock to attend the funeral of Mrs W A Overdorf at the Christian church. War Mothers meet Monday afternoon at Eagle hall at 2 30 for a business session. all members urged to attend.
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Loyal Order of Moose
K. of C. Hall
Xt. C. Hall
W. A. Overdorf
Christian Church
War Mothers
Eagle Hall
J B Shotwell Leaves for Florida Trip
J B Shotwell a landscape gardener at the cemetery will depart next week for Florida.
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J. B. Shotwell
Florida
May Recognize War Time Debt
President Coolidge shows interest in reports that Soviet Russia might recognize wartime debt to the United States. No official word, but previous U S policy links debt acknowledgment to recognition. Treasury lists Russia's indebtedness at 192 million dollars principal and 63 million in interest.
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Washington
Coolidge
Russia
United States
White House
Varicose Veins Treated With Emerald Oil Claims
An advertisement claims Moone's Emerald Oil can reduce varicose veins in days with night and morning application. It touts skin healing uses for eczema barber's itch salt rheum redness and inflammatory skin trouble and asserts a small bottle lasts long and is available from any druggist.
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Moone
Tech Aggie pep rally stirs Idaho for Tigers opener
A giant Idaho Tech pep rally drew about four hundred students marching through the city with the Tech band. The crowd’s enthusiasm heightened interest in the Tigers opener as Hutchinson Field prepared for the game and a full backfield lineup was listed. A full game account is promised in Sunday’s Tribune.
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Bail
Spanish Fail to Silence Rifian Guns
Tangier October 17 The Spanish consul in Tangier Morocco denies reports that Rifbians bombed Tetuan, capital of Spanish Morocco, while Spanish artillery has so far failed to silence Rifian guns in nearby hills.
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Conmtienee Frene Morocco
Tetuan
Spanish Morocco
Cuizens' Barbershop Ad Readable Fragments
Fragmentary notice for Cuizens Barbershop at 212 North Main. Reads about hair cut services for ladies and boys with unclear wording and stray phrases.
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North Main
Cisesess
Lindies
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