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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1925
Page
7
Wheat prices slipped in early trading as traders weighed Argentina crop estimates and Liverpool reports of freer southern offerings. Unofficial Argentine figures and Canada’s growers pool remained decisive, with December 1.73% and May 1.66 in Chicago futures. Corn and oats followed wheat, while hog-led provisions firmed on higher quotes.
Idaho Falls reports mixed potatoes with moderate demand and steady market. U S No 1 sack Huskets 2.65 2.95 per peck. Calif pack 2.60 2.45. wagonloads to growers, Nova-Kruessets 2.45 to 2.50 high. Idaho shipments total around 7 noted on Dec 17, U S shipments 441. Chicago confirms 9 car receipts and 441 total U S shipments as weather slows trade. Wisconsin sacked round whites 3.42 to 3.75.
Wheat prices steady to uneven with No 1 hard around 1.76 to 1.79 and No 2 hard near 1.14 to 1.76. Corn No 4 mix at 72 to 73, oats No 2 white 12 to 48, rye around 2.01 to 1.02, barley 0.74, timothy seed 6.75 to 7.25, clover seed 14.45, rips 14.50, ellies 14.56.
里士满区活畜市场显示牛猪羊价格波动。猪价多地上涨后回落，肥猪与生猪分段成交，猪肉厂商出价持稳。牛市方面需求疲软，牛、羊价位多处下跌或持平，瘦肉型牛及羔羊价格波动显著，日成交量与品种结构呈现不均态势。
Cattle receipts 1,600 calves 26, steers and yearlings steady with odd lots at 7.50 to 8.50. Hogs 6,000, market around steady to 19 cents higher, top 11.65 with packer top 1.00, most sales 10.75 to 11.90. Sheep 1,000 lambs generally steady to higher, top 15.8 with shorn yearling wethers 11.50. Ogden reports mixed cattle and sheep receipts and steady to higher bids, few lots of cows and feeders sold.
Curb quotations show Electric Investors 7 percent Continental 24 percent Prairie Pipeline 127 percent Standard of Indiana 66 percent Standard of New York 45 percent New here 6 percent Salt Creek Consolidated remains listed. Numerous major issues including American Can, Coca Cola, General Motors, Pennsylvanian, Chrysler, Packard, and Bethlehem Steel appear among the active prices.
The Ladies of the G A R meet Saturday afternoon at Mrs A S Lillibridge’s North Main home. Gifts Friendly Society of the Episcopal church holds a candy sale Saturday afternoon at Paris hall. The Baptist church bazaar is postponed indefinitely. The Royal Neighbors host a Grimee party tonight at the W O.
John A. Bunter instrument man in the Short Line engineering department remained unchanged at General hospital after being hurled from a motor car on a branch line near Kemmerer and brought to Pocatello yesterday morning for treatment.
Raymond Husted of a Denver based blackleg serum company visited Poca tello while en route home from a northwest tour. He judged steers at the Pacific International Exposition in Portland and told Tribune he saw better prices and a hopeful outlook, noting strong dairy growth and improved North Idaho conditions.
A district court jury awarded the plaintiff 739.34 dollars plus 51.75 dollars interest in Holloway vs First National Bank. The House of North issued the check, which the bank returned for insufficient funds though evidence showed a 1445 dollar deposit on the date of presentation. Attorneys Benvig Merrill Merrill defended the bank, and the trial consumed most of the session.
A judge instructed the jury to present a led verdict yesterday before adjourning court. The verdict was opened in court this morning.
Mra. J. K. Bird leaves for Los Angeles tomorrow morning. Ise Dorothy Anderson departs today for holidays in Tulsa Oklahoma. A. C. Hinckley, motive power superintendent for the Oregon Short Line, went to Salt Lake last night on business and is expected back tonight. W. J. Mullen, Oregon Short Line statistician, left for Salt Lake City yesterday on company business and will return to Pocatello tomorrow.
Mr and Mrs A Hard and their children left last night for Kansas City Missouri and will visit at other Missouri points during their trip.
The piece argues that modern mass store operation, exemplified by Skaggs Stores, rewards initiative and teamwork. It describes coaches and captains guiding employees, with competition and fair play driving collective success across 300 stores. It previews a next week discussion on harnessing mass effort for productive policy and achievement.
The Shop Employes association plans a Sunday morning duck hunt on the reservation. About a hundred participants are expected. They will meet at J. J. Kalker’s home at Larder and North Harrison by 5 a.m. The hunt will use the docks and birds will be moved across the tract with official sunrise at 7:58 a.m. and sunset at 4:53 p.m.
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