Markets Open With Wheat Setback Amid Mixed Signals
Chicago producers faced a weaker wheat start as Liverpool stayed unresponsive to yesterday's gains. Traders cited lack of new export business and profit taking, while drought in Australia and cold in Canada offered limited support. Corn steadied with firming in small lots and light receipts. oats held near initial levels. provisions rose briefly on month end accounts then fell with hog prices easing.
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Liverpool
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Stringham Wins Over Stevens in Utah Heavyweight Bout
Jess Stringham earned a decision over Brick Stevens, Utah heavyweight champion, in a six round main event at Salt Lake City. Roy McCarthy stopped Battling Bunker of Nevada in the first round of a four round preliminary.
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Utah
Roy McCarthy
Battling Bunker
Nevada
Idaho Potatoes See Large US Shipments and Local Totals
Idaho Falls report shows total Idaho potato shipments reaching 136 today with broader US carrot shipments totaling 1393 on October 24. The bulletin notes regional totals from California to New York, with Idaho Falls and Caldwell arising as key shipment points amid market signals of light loading and price ranges for Russets and round whites.
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Sugar declines to low since 1921 in New York market
In New York on October 27 the raw sugar market fell to 3.71 with a one thirty second cent drop, the lowest since 1921. Cuban prompt shipments of 34 500 bags were sold to local refiners as futures eased after an opening decline and midday prices eased 1 to 2 points. Refined prices showed no sales with fine granulated ranging from 5.00 to 6.19 while overall business stayed light.
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E&tiy
Commission House
Exchange rates steady across major currencies
Foreign exchange rates in New York on October 27 show steady quotations in cents for major currencies. Cables and bills passports list demand and cable rates for Great Britain France Italy Belgium Germany Holland Norway Sweden Denmark Switzerland Spain Greece Poland Czecho Slovakia Jugoslavia Austria Romania Argentina Brazil Tokyo Shanghai Montreal with varied figures.
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Brazil
Tokyo
Shanghai
Montreal
Money Market Update from New York
Call money firmer with high 5 and low 4 percent. Ruling rate 4 percent, closing bids at 5 percent. Last loan 5 percent. call loans against acceptances 4 times. Mixed collateral 60-90 days 4.5 percent, 4-6 months 4.5 percent. Prime mercantile paper 4 percent.
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New York
Bar silver and Mexican dollar prices listed
New York reports bar silver at 71 percent and Mexican dollars at 54 percent on October 27.
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New York
Bond values listed in New York market report
New York market notes show Liberty bonds trading at varied levels led by 3s at 99.27 while 1st and 2nd 4s trade near 101.26 and 100.21. 4s in the 101 range and government issues around 102 to 106, with U S. government 4s at 106.15.
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New York
Metals Market Update from New York
Copper steady in spot and futures at 14 percent, tin firm with modest gains, iron and steel prices edging higher, zinc steady around 9.60, East St Louis spot 8.65 with futures 8.60 8.65, antimony at 1 percent.
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New York
East St Louis
Grain prices and market notes from October
Wheat No 1 hard Chi as $2 No 3 hard 1.57% corn 49040 rye No 2 84 barley seed 6.75 17.60 clover polygreds lard 15.20 ribs 16.00 a OIL York 27 Curled of rath Goss OSiectric Investors ard ot Todins iPlane Brand ork 44% ord w Bradt rok Consolidated blank.
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Ord W Bradtrok Consolidated Blank
Livestock Receipts at Ogden Market Mixed Trade
Hog receipts 306 all to San Francisco packers with no sales. Cattle 677 with few bids and lower quotes for beef and stock cattle. Idaho beef steers sold at 7.50 per cwt and various loads described. Sheep 2,573 with most to Colorado feeders and Omaha markets but no sales. Prices show decreases for beef and mixed feeder lots.
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Colorado
Omaha
Chicago Market Report Hog Cattle and Sheep Prices Mixed
Hog receipts 25 000 largely steady to 10c lower with desirables 160 to 200 pounds 11.10 to 11.40. sows 9.50 to 9.80. Cattle receipts 14 000 with red steers slow and stockers steady. best sold 13.00 to 14.00. grass bulls steady. Sheep receipts 4 000 fat lambs active 15.00 to 15.25. young wethers up. feeding lambs steady 15.00 to 15.50. no aged sheep traded.
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Yoat'ag Wethers
Newton Speaks on Seal Sale and Welfare Work
Dr. A. M. Newton told the Pocatello Kiwanis at the Hotel Bannock that Bannock county funds a public welfare department costing about 4600 dollars annually with a full time worker. He urged Kiwanis to lead the Christmas seal sale and noted Shoshone county led sales. He urged a state tuberculosis sanitarium and praised progress against tuberculosis.
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Sloan returns from state Christian Endeavor meeting
Reverend George S. Sloan of the Congregational church reports the annual state meeting of the Christian Endeavor societies held at Caldwell October 22 25 drew about 200 delegates. Paul Brown Pacific States secretary called it the finest spirited convention. Sloan spoke daily and closed with eight youths pledging to life service in Christian work. Delegates included Jesse Bair A I Fireh and Gafney. A letter invited next year’s meeting to Pocatello which was accepted. Sloan after the convention visited Walla Walla with his daughter Marion attending Whitman College.
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Salt Lake City
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Pocatello Chamber of Commerce
Marion
Whitman Colve
Market Advances Kept by Motors and GM Highs
New York stocks showed continued strength with Motors rising on the Hudson and Chrysler reaching a new high around 223, while General Motors climbed to a fresh peak near 138. Traders noted no major news driving the move, but liquidity pickup and lightening long accounts suggested a retreat after the prior surge. Observers awaited United States Steel's quarterly report as major traders paused on big commitments. United Drug advanced about seven points and Federal Mining and Smelting rose with Du Pont up roughly seven.
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Arket
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Dupont
Second Jury Fails to Agree Edwards Case in Idaho Court
Federal court in Pocatello closes term with U S versus Barney Edwards and U S versus Sherman Kelly ending in hung juries after two trials each. Judge Dietrich sentences liquor violators. Leo Hannifan jailed seven months and fined $100. Ben Carruthers finds guilty on three counts of possession. fined $500 and eight months in jail.
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Barney Edwards
Edwards
Sherman Kelly
Pocatello
Kelly
Dietrich
Leo Hannifan
Bannock
Justice Court
Ben Carruthers
Shortest Fall Term Noted as Court Delays Persist
A defendant faced a $1500 bond and a 30 day deadline to pay fines. He offered to begin serving a sentence if housed in Bonneville county jail and was granted three days to liquidate pool hall equipment. The current fall term is the shortest in two years.
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