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Newspaper
The Pocatello Post
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1949
Page
14
Market reports indicate lighter activity with stocks firmer on some exchanges while bonds from governments remain uneven. Chicago closes lower for wheat and rye, corn edges up, silver flat and cotton futures steady. Hog prices steady to higher, sheep strong, cattle uneven.
Stocks slipped modestly on the New York Stock Exchange as investors awaited six month earnings reports. Major names including Alexander Smith and Sons Carpet Company declined, while United Steel Workers wage demands surfaced. Industrials and rails moved in a narrow range with mixed results across sectors.
Cattle 150 head with mostly common to medium grass cattle. odd heifers 17.50. cows 11.00 to 13.00 with some 14.00+. steers 13.50 to 16.00. Hogs 100 head: good to choice 180-240 lb 22.00-22.50. 240-260 lb 21.25-22.25. 260-280 lb 20.25-21.75. 300-330 lb 18.25-19.75. sows 16.00-16.50. Sheep 9850 head. early supply heavy feeder flesh. prices not established, later steady to strong on slaughter lambs and ewes. Idaho lambs 22.50. other ranges 22.00-22.25. feeders around 25 higher.
Violent advance in soybeans pushed all deliveries to new seasonal highs on the Board of Trade. November beans rose to 2.4014, up 9 percent, with 5 percent of the daily limit. Wheat and corn also moved higher before turning mixed as outside markets showed irregular activity.
Live poultry shows 22 trucks with hens steady and chickens weak. Broilers list White Rock 27 and white crosses 27. fryers White Rock 27 and white crosses 27. springs colored 24, White Rock 27, white cross 27. bareback 23. Cheese prices include Twins 2914 to 3019, single daisies 32 to 84, longhorn 32 to 34, processed loaf 32 to 344, Swiss 45 to 47.
In San Francisco FBI testimony tied a prosecution witness in the Tokyo Rose treason case to being bribed to testify. Frederick G. Tillman said Hiromi Yagi told him in 1948 he had been bribed to come to San Francisco for the grand jury proceeding.
Soviet Maj. Gen. Alexander Kotikov said Moscow would deliver railway mail cars to Western Berlin from the Western Zone and allow Western trucks through Soviet checkpoints. He added that a third proposal on mutual stamp recognition was under consideration, calling the talks the most cordial yet.
A dense listing of Friday radio schedules across KSEI 930, KSEI FM 96.5, KEYY 1240, PRESTON 1340, KEIO 1440 detailing morning to late night programs, news, music, talk shows, serials, sports, and special segments with multiple time slots and show titles. The fragmented OCR reads like a timed grid of programs and hosts across stations.
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