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Newspaper
The Pocatello Post
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1949
Page
10
Markets report irregular gains in stocks and bonds with Wheat and Corn showing modest upticks. In Omaha, livestock prices rose with hogs and cattle steady to firm, calves light, and feeders scarce. lambs higher with deals for heavy fed lambs around 28.50 and 28.25 for 93 94 pound wool lambs.
Market closes with steel group gains up to 14 points led by Jones Laughlin as investors await a favorable directors’ report. American Tobacco, Lockheed, Allied Chemical, and U S Steel notch modest climbs. Dow Jones shows 174.56 for 20 Industrials, with 65 stocks at 62.94 and total volume around 830000 shares.
Chicago grain prices closed mixed with wheat up around 4 percent and corn modestly higher as traders cited dry weather in western Kansas and rain in the panhandle. Outside factors included selling after the Kansas City CCC office resisted the recent advance, with modest gains across oats and barley in northern markets.
Produce, poultry and dairy items with varied prices across grades. Hens, hybrids, leg horns and barebacks show mixed figures. cheese and butter demand steady with multiple quoted scores and weights. Carrots and eggs display nervousness and price ranges. onions in light supply with fair demand and steady track and street sales.
Livestock prices posted for Cattle and Hogs in Ogden. Cattle include 300 head with varies lots: common cows 14.00, steers 22.00 to 24.00, stock heifers 21.00, late load of 1012 Yb steers 23.00, medium to good heifers 22.00 to 23.50, vealers 23.00 to 29.00. Hogs around 150 head with butcher hogs 25 cents higher, sows steady to strong, Good and...
General Hospital reports a daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Kennethey at 419 N. Twelfth and a son to Mr. and Mrs. Ewenson as Harold Ellingsen of 1032 W. Clark notes April 26. Police Court entries include William W. Sheen, 35, for breach of peace. Lisle M. Price, 36, for disturbing the peace. Bill Hunsiker, 15, for aiding a sign. H. Mickle, 347 N. Tenth Ave., for missing a meeting. Charles F. Woods, N Ninth Ave., on signal. Harry J. Liddle, 326 N. Arthur Ave., for failure to observe a stop signal. All defendants fined varying amounts. ad ends with a seasonal plea about driving.
A dense listing of radio programs across KSEI KC and KEYO stations includes morning talk, news, music, soap operas, and variety shows. The guide features Hoosier Hot Shots, Idaho Farm Roundup, Pepper Young’s Fame, Stella Dallas, and many more, with multiple stations and time blocks.
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