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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1925

Page

3

Market Advances Amid Mixed Trading on June First

Stocks rose in some sectors while others fell as investors priced in higher cash rates and a weak technical outlook. Gains led by utility issues and companies like General Electric and chemicals, with notable activity in Inter national Telephone and Maxwell, while firms such as American Can and Mack Truck retreated. foreign exchange opened slightly easier.

Chahe Tradting Oden Sn Evey Hrookdyn- Manhattan Transport Reading Rafik Gehiie General Electric Helf Hotr Havana Electric Electric Power If Gémand Frank G. Shattuck Company St. Paul International Mercantile Marine Egierling Baldwin Willys-Overland International Telephone Maxwel Woolworth Frisco United States Seenariesensores Eureaga American “Can Mack Truck F. B. Shattuck Maxwell B

Hides and Wool Prices From Idaho Hide & Fur Co

Daily furnished by Idaho Hide & Fur Co Poratello Idaho. Hides salted all weights 7 percent. Green hides 7e green kips 10c green calves 15c. Dry hides flint dry 123 percent. Horse hides green or salted 2.00 to 3.00 assoize colt and ponys half price. Sheep pelts dry long wool 1% to 2 and short wool and pieces half prices. Wool fine 25c to 26c coarse 80c

Idaho Hide & Fur Co Poratello Idaho

Wheat Market Gains and Losses Amid Crop Concerns

Wheat prices fluctuated with showers in the Midwest causing a mixed day. July and September contracts closed modestly lower after early gains, while forecasts of poor rain in south central Illinois supported some futures. Corn and oats rose with grain strength, hog prices weaker as the exchange closed.

Chicago

New York Stock Exchange Records Breakage in Early Year Sales

Total stock sales this year reach about 175 million shares, the highest for any comparable period in exchange history. May sales exceed 36 million shares, the largest May on record, with 1901 as a prior peak during the Northern Pacific panic. Bond sales for five months total over 1.66 billion, though 55 million below 1920's five month total. Independent Oil and Gas Co announces June 15 record holders may subscribe at 30 per share for no value stock, as rights trade ex-rights June 16. subscription expires June 6.

New York Stock Exchange Independent Oil and Gas Company Committee On Securities of the Stock Exchange

Livestock market reports from Chicago and nearby Omaha and Ogden

Hog receipts at Chicago 45 009 with mixed declines 10 to 35 cents, best weights 140 to 210 pounds average 11.90 to 12.20, 225 to 340 pound hogs 11.85 to 12.00, packing sows around 11.00, most hog categories lower. Cattle receipts 20 000, steers steady to higher for good grades, yearlings around 11.16 to 11.35, vealers steady, cows weaker, bulls mixed. Sheep receipts 15 000 with lambs steady to 25 cents lower, native lambs 16.00 to 16.50. Omaha reports similar hog and cattle activity with prices around 11.40 to 11.55 for 160–250 pound hogs, cattle steady to strong, stockers steady, lambs firm to higher. Ogden adds market receipts and sparse sales across cattle and sheep with lambs around 15.50 to 16.00 and yearlings around 13.50.

Chicago Omaha Ogden San Francisco Oakland California

Grain prices and market quotes from Chicago

Chicago grain market on June 1 shows Wheat No 2 hard at 1.4644 to 1.71, No 3 hard at 1.61 to 1.66, Corn No 2 mixed at 1.16 to 1.47 and No 2 yellow at 1.164 to 1.20, Oats No 2 white at 4.94 to 5.0, No 8 white at 4.8 to 4.9, Rye No 2 at 1.16, Barley 7.8 to 9.3, Timothy seed 6.10 to 7.25, Clover seed 17.00, plus lard 16.35, ribs 18.25 and bellies 20.50.

Chicago

Six Miners Die in Copper Alabama Mine Accident

Six miners were killed in a Copper Alabama mine in an unused heading of the Little Cahaba Coal Co. They were exploring a sealed area opened after a March fire. Officials say black damp likely caused the deaths. no explosion occurred and the bodies were found about 700 yards from the heading entrance.

Birmingham Ala Copper Little Cahaba Coal Company

France Responds to German Security Pact Proposal

A special courier left Paris for Berlin with France’s reply to Germany’s proposal for a West European security pact. The note will be presented to German foreign minister Siresemana by allied ambassadors, with a covering letter to be published in Paris and London twelve hours later. An annex detailing German violations of disarmament clauses under Versailles will follow, then the complete report. The note reflects alliance leaders England and France and their detailed exchanges.

Paris Berlin France Germany Europe Siresemana Paria London Versailles England

Indiana Governor and VP Candidate Thomas Marshall Dies

Thomas Riley Marshall born in North Manchester Indiana in 1854 rose to governor of Indiana and served as Vice President under Wilson. A plain American with a legal career, he balanced public life with family devotion including his adopted son Clarence Morrison and wife Lois Kimsey Marshall.

Casia Arceptine Virginia North Manchester Wabash County Indiana Daniel M Martha A. Patterson Marshall Wabash College Crawfordsville Columbia City Ind Marshall Congress Indianapolis Thomas Taggart United States Taggart Taft San Francisco San Francisco Seattle Los En Angeles Portland Baltimore Wilson St. Louis Tom Lois I. Kimsey Angels Mr. Marshall Clarence Timatina Morrison Senate

Thomas R. Marshall Dies After Heart Attack

Former vice president Thomas R. Marshall dies in Washington after a heart attack. A native of Columbia City Indiana he had recently opened a law office in Indianapolis and kept a home there while on speaking tours.

Mn Marshall Columbia City Ind Indianapolis Thomas R. Marshall Washington Marshall

Sugar Prices Steady as Market Awaits Demand

Raw sugar prices were unchanged with spots at 4.37 duty paid and no sales reported. Futures steadier on covering by Cuban-connected houses amid warmer weather expected to lift refined demand. midday prices up one to two points. Refined sugar prices ranged 5.65 to 6.20 for fine granulate with fair inquiry. refined futures trading discontinued.

New York

Potatoes market update from June shipments and prices

The report shows U S potato shipments for Friday and weekend totals and price moves. Wisconsin Michigan round whites traded around 1.65 0.85 cents, and Alabama Louisiana bills and North Carolina Irish cobblers figures appear amid a weaker market with inventories and new stock trading more fairly.

U. S Wisconsin-Michigan Alabama-Louisiana North Carolina

Bar silver and Mexican dollars reported mixed metals

New York on June 1 reports bar silver at 68 percent and Mexican dollars at gb2 percent, reflecting a mixed market for silver content and coin values.

New York

Fragmentary tribute notes Marshe achievements and honors

The fragment honors Mr. Marshe describing him as content with personal success and duty. It notes his roles as a Presbyterian active thirty-third Prbosmoy use, and member of Phi Gamma Delta and Phi Beta Kappa fraternities. It mentions honorary LL.D. degrees from various colleges.

Marshe Phi Gamma Delta Phi Beta Ka

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