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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1917
Page
10
A long note on egg pricing doubts the boycott will succeed as November hurts fowl availability. It cites storage eggs as a burden, calls the egg king a public benefactor, and notes rising prices across the market alongside other commodities and grain futures amid seasonal demand.
New York trading on January 23 saw United States Steel rise on a rebound while steel and related industries swung between small gains and declines. Sugar oils California petroleum and Scar e Roebuck showed modest advances, with rails and motors trading unevenly. Omaha cattle and sheep receipts ran higher with mixed prices across livestock categories. Cotton figures released show prior January activity and revised bales in the national tally.
Chicago grain traders viewed President Witson's address as favoring peace negotiations, applying a bearish influence to the wheat market. The day showed cautious trading with no urgent foreign buying entering the session and prices drifting.
The morning session on the total mining exchange showed active trading with 64,417 shares changing hands. Eureka Tuition led the list with 18,600 shares moving and prices peaking at 514 cents. Alta Tunnel and Keystone posted notable gains, Alta Tunnel reaching 12 cents intraday before closing at 11, and Keystone hitting 95 cents amid a generally strong session.
In Copenhagen Folitiken via Exchange Telegraph dispatch the Socialist party of Norway adopted a resolution backing the American plan for an international socialist congress to meet at The Hague to prepare the path to peace. They proposed the congress be held in a Scandinavian capital and also protested the deportation of Danes.
Senator Jones Republican denounces President Wilsons plan to visit the capitol urging legislative action as statemate lobbying. The brief clash highlights partisan tension over the presidents legislative push and Capitol activity.
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