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The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1925

Page

18

Wheat and corn edge lower amid Liverpool weakness and drought

Chicago markets showed wheat slipping as Liverpool demand lagged and export business cooled. December and May futures eased while a late rally faltered. corn gained on light receipts and ongoing buying, oats held steady, and the month end provision market rose briefly on rib deltas before turning down with hogs.

Chicago Liverpool Atlantic Wales Australia Canada United States

Stringham Defeats Stevens in Utah Heavyweight Bout

In Salt Lake City on Monday night Jess Stringham won a six round decision over Utah heavyweight champion Brick Stevens. The main preliminary saw Roy McCarthy KO Battling Bunker in the first round of a four round bout.

Salt Lake City Jess Stringham Brick" Stevens Utah Roy McCarthy Battling Bunker Nevada

Idaho potato shipments and nationwide carrot totals

Idaho Falls reports 136 carloads of Idaho potatoes shipped Monday. National carrot shipments on October 24 totaled 1,393 cars with detailed state breakdowns. year-over-year figures and Idaho subregion totals are listed, plus market observations and price ranges for U S sack and bulk russets and round whites.

Idaho Falls Idaho United States California Indiana Nebraska North Dakota Utah Kansas Nevada Ohio Vermont Maine New Hampshire Oklahoma Washington Colorado Michigan New Jersey Oregon Virgina Minnesota Se Island Pennsylvania Wisconsin Illinois Montana New York South Dakota Wyoming Pen Caldwell Kansas City Egin Bright Brighton San Jose Oakland Cincinnati San Benito-Kemmerer Lawrence Kans Butte Blackfoot Oklahoma City Sacramento San Berdo Emmett U.S Calif China U. S

Cuban raw sugar slips to 1921 low on Oct market drop

New York reports a 32nd cent fall to 3.71 a pound for Cuban raw sugar duty paid. Sales reach 34,500 bags for prompt shipment to local refiners as futures ease after a higher open. Midday prices show 1 to 2 points net lower with light demand and hand to mouth activity. Refined sugar prices saw no reported sales with fine granulated at 5.00 to 6.10.

New York Commission House

Exchange Rates Steady as Markets Close

Foreign exchange quotes in New York on October 27 show steady demand across major currencies. Rates quoted include Great Britain at 3.849-16, France 4.19 and 4.20 cables, Germany 23.80, Switzerland 19.27, Argentina 14.25, Tokyo 41 3-16, and Shanghai 79%.

New York Great Britain France Italy Belgium Germany Holland Norway Sweden Denmark Switzerland Bnain Greece Poland Derecho Blovakia Jugo- Riavia Austria Rumania Argentina Wraait Tokyo Shanghai Montreal

Money market report shows firmer rates and bid offers

New York investors report firmer money market conditions with highs at 5 percent and lows around 4 percent. Ruling rate at 4 percent, closing bid 6 percent, and last loan 6 percent. Call loans against acceptances four times firmer. Mixed collateral 60 to 90 days 4 percent, 4 to 6 months 4 to 5 percent. Prime merchantile paper at 4 percent.

New York

Bar silver and Mexican dollars rates listed

New York on October 27 reports bar silver at 71 percent and Mexican dollars at 54 percent.

New York

Liberty bond quotes amid fluctuating markets

New York listings show Liberty bonds trading with 3 percent at 99.27 and 4 percent bonds around 101.4. U S government 4m bonds stand at 102.81 with other issues including 1st and 49 Bhan and ind 448 at 100.21. Market reading reflects varied demand across government securities today.

New York Ind U. S. Government

Copper and metal prices steady in New York market

New York copper and tin prices held steady on October 27 with electrolytic spot and futures unchanged. Zinc and lead also steady, with spot antimony at 19.25 and East London price around 8.65.

New York

Wheat and Commodity Prices Reported at York Market

York market notes show wheat No. 1 hard selling around 1.67 percent. corn and other grains listed with bids and prices. Prices for ribs and clover ice appear alongside oil and pipeline mentions including Electric Investors and Prairie Pipe Line of Ind.

Card Oil York Carbobaug Diese Electric Investors Tai Prairie Pipe Line Ind Greek Consolidated

Livestock Prices Mixed as Ogden Receipts Rise

Hog receipts 306 destined for San Francisco packers with no sales. Cattle 677 with few sales. stock bids down 15 to 25 cents, beef steers weak, feeders steady. Idaho beef steers at 7.50 per load. assorted cows, calves, and bulls quoted. Sheep 2,573 with no sales, feeders to Colorado and Omaha.

OGDEN San Francisco Idaho Colorado Omaha

Chicago Hog and Cattle Prices Report Oct 27

Hog receipts 25 000 mostly steady to 10c lower with some gains for slaughter pigs. Desirable 160 to 200 lb hogs 11.10 to 11.40. 140-150 lb packer tops 11.50 to 11.75. better killing grades 11.76 to 12.25. Cattle receipts 14 000 with steady prices, best corn fed steers above 16.00. stockers and feeders steady. grass heifers active. bulls steady to 15.00 with packers. Sheep receipts 4 000. fat lambs active 15.25 to 16.00. yearling wethers up. few feeding lambs 15.00 to 15.50.

Chicago

Newton Speaks on Seal Sale and Welfare Work

Dr. A. M. Newton, past president of the Pocatello Kiwanis, spoke at the weekly Kiwanis lunch on Bannock County welfare work and the Christmas seal sale. He noted a public welfare department in Pocatello, a $4,600 annual cost, a seven-member board, and plans to centralize charity cases. He urged Kiwanis involvement in the seal sale, citing Bannock county should receive ~40 percent of proceeds. He urged a state sanitarium for tuberculosis and praised efforts to curb the disease. Guests included Ernest Bueller and Malcomb C. Cutting. Cutting performed vocal selections.

A. M. Newton Pocatello Public Welfare Department Newton Bannock Shoshone Idaho United States Pocatello Kiwanis Club Bannock County Ernest Bueller Merchants Trust and Savings Bank of Jean Bistline Idaho Falls Tech

Sloan Returns From State Christian Endeavor Meeting

Reverend George B. Sloan of the Congregational church reports the state Christian Endeavor meeting at Caldwell October 22 to 24 drew 200 delegates. Sloan gave the closing address as eight youths pledged to life service. next year’s convention will be in Pocatello per a chamber of commerce letter. Sloan visited Walla Walla with his daughter Marion prior to the gathering.

George 8. Sloan Congregational Church Christian Endeavor Societies Caldwell Sloan Paul Brown Pacific States Christian Endeavor Jesse Bair First Presbyterian Church of Boise A. I. Fireh New Plymouth Gafney Salt Lake City FE. J. Fieldsted Pocatello Chamber of Commerce Marion Whitman College

Motors Surge On Market In Busy Tuesday Trade

New York stock market shows continued gains in motors and related stocks. Hudson climbs six points while Chrysler reaches a new high near 223 percent and General Motors hits a fresh peak around 138. Liquidation in French bonds persists with broader selling amid higher call money rates. Trading runs at about two million shares daily as big traders await United States Steel Corp quarterly results.

New York Motors Hudson Chrysler General Motors United States Steel Corporations United Dupont

Second Jury Fails to Agree Edwards Case in Federal Court

Federal court in Pocatello ends term with Edwards moonshine case a hung jury after two trials while Kelly on white slave act faced similar outcomes. Judge Dietrich handled fines and sentences as deputies prepared to depart for Boise. Persistent bootleggers like Leo Hannifan received seven months and $100 fine. Ben Carruthers jailed eight months and fined $500 for multiple possession charges.

U. 8 Barney Edwards Edwards U. S Sherman Kelly Pocatello Kelly Dietrich Leo Hannifan Bannock Justice Court Ben Carruthers

Shortest Fall Term Noted Amid Bond Disposition

A defendant faced a $1500 bond and a 30 day deadline to pay a fine while claiming a willingness to begin serving his sentence if placed in Bonneville county jail. He was granted three days to dispose of pool hall equipment as part of the proceeding.

Bonneville County

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