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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1920
Page
10
Chicago on June 4 Gene Geary who was taken yesterday in connection with the shooting of H. J. Reckas a saloon man denied the murder today The state's attorney's office prepared to ask for his indictment by the grand jury this afternoon.
Free selling by commission houses pushed corn futures down as traders expected larger receipts next week. July futures slipped to 1.72 to 1.74 while September hovered around 1.60. Oats faced heavy selling pressure as the market opened weaker and then dropped further, with buyers scarce and hogs and grain showing provisional weakness.
Wheat futures mixed with No 2 red at 2.95 to 2.96 dollars per bushel and No 2 hard near 2.96. Northern Spring ranged 2.92 to 2.97. Corn No 2 mixed 1.95 to 2.00 and No 2 yellow 1.98 to 2.00. Oats No 2 white 1.15 to 1.20. Rye No 3 around 2.15 to 2.17. Barley at 1.60. Timothy seed 10 to 12 and clover seed 25 to 35. Pork nominal, lard 20.50, ribs 17.50 to 18.50.
New York reports Mercantile paper at 7 percent with irregular exchange. Sterling 60 day bills quoted at 3.85 percent. Commercial 60 day bills on banks at 0.85 and 3.85 percent. Demand 3.90 and cables 3.91. Francs demand 13.02 and cables 13.00. Belgian francs listed in text.
U S Bureau of Markets reports Chicago receipts 7 000 cattle with steers steady to lower and heavy cows around 12 dollars. hogs 35 000 mostly lower with top near 14 60. sheep quantity weak with lambs around 16 dollars. Omaha hog receipts 10 500 steady to strong top 14. cattle 2 000 steady to higher with best beeves near 14 10 and feeders strong. sheep 2 000 weak with best lambs about 15 10.
Raw sugar remains steady at 20.31 as refined grades hold, with fine granulated sugar quoted at 21.50 to 26.50 in New York trading on June 4.
Kansas City markets show butter prices up for packing and firsts while exsits crack lower. Chicago reports June 4 butter and poultry price moves with receipts totaling 15 193 cases and various firsts and storage levels, alive poultry down.
On June 4 Chicago market notes show strong potato demand with 31 carloads reported. Northern Round White new stock at 9.40 per barrel for No. 1 and 7.50 for No. 2. South Carolina cobblers and Florida Spaulding Ros No. 1 priced at 17.00 to 17.50.
London report shows bar silver at 6564 per ounce and money at 5 percent. Discount rates for short and three month bills listed at 64 and 11 to 16 percent. New York notes bar silver at 98. Mexican dollars quoted at 76.
New York June 4 final prices show Liberty bonds with varied quotes. 3s at 91.28, first 4s at 86.40, second 4s at 86.80, first 4 3 86.00, second 4% 86.08, third 4% at 89.92, fourth 4s at 86.00, Victory 3% at 95.08, Victory 4% at 96.48.
Stratford Furniture Co offers the best prices for anything to sell or trade. Call 767 J for Stratford Furniture Co at 144 North Main and 81 J in the listing, urging readers to trade or sell via phone.
Notice announces a special stockholders meeting of Hibbard Brothers Inc of Idaho in Pocatello Idaho on June 15 1920 at 10 a m. The meeting will elect new directors and decide on selling additional stock or disposing of assets and consider incidental corporate matters. Dated June 1 1920 signed by secretary treasurer D Hibbard.
The early New York trading session opened sluggish and mostly down as uncertainty from upcoming political developments weighed on sentiment. Traders noted minimal gains only in select papers while overall activity fell below 100 thousand shares in the first hour.
Sealed bids for a concrete school building in Carey Idaho are due by 2 p m June 17 1920. Separate heating and plumbing bids required with certified checks 2 percent for general construção 200 for plumbing 306 for heating. Plans from Parker Richards and Wayland Fenell Boise. Board may accept or reject all bids.
J Dils promotes rug cleaning in Pocatello claiming grease removal and color restoration, mentions silk washing ability, warns against imitators, offers local and Salt Lake City references, and lists contact details 111 R Main.
In the District Court of Idaho Bannock County Northwestern Investment Co. sues Rh S McConnell. An attachment against the defendant’s property issued May 27 1920. Clerk R C Barley notes the order on May 29 1920 with Deputy Lillian Spongberg and Budge Merrill as plaintiff’s attorneys.
Advertisement offering farm and ranch property in Idaho and Utah. Claims to supply wants with guaranteed satisfaction. Mentions pair treatment for seller and buyer. Provides contact at old Telephone Exchange opposite Fargo’s store, phone 1716.
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