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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1933
Page
7
New York stocks rose again led by favorites while volume reached about 5 million shares. Gains of 1 to 4 points were common with many sectors, including alcohol and grains, showing strength as late trading pushed several issues higher.
In a Winter garden corner aboard ship, Georgie and Nicholas grow closer as he reflects on her youth and past. She shares stories of her late father and their fragile companionship hints at life beyond the voyage. Georgie receives a present on Monday.
New York stocks rally after early unsettlements as industrials advance and bonds firm. Cotton and coffee show slight gains, sugar and wheat movements noted with crop damage reports. Chicago markets reveal higher wheat, firm corn, weaker hogs and cattle with bids down. Prices for No 2 hard wheat 72 percent, various corn and oats futures listed. barley and seeds quoted with lingering volatility.
Reader response highlights the effectiveness of Tribune advertisements in generating fast results. Businesses report quick inquiries and solid leads after placing ads in the Tribune.
USDA market reports show hogs and cattle easing across Chicago Omaha and Ogden with bids down 15 to 25 cents on to 20 25 lower on various weights. Hogs 46 000 in Chicago mostly 4 75 to 4 90 with top around 4 85 pigs lighter slightly firmer. Cattle and calves weak to 25 lower in Chicago and Omaha with yearlings and feeding steers holding near steady to few higher. Sheep offerings around 8 000 in Chicago with lambs steady to higher and ewes around 2 50 to 2 75.
A sensational crop damage claim in Kansas Nebraska and Oklahoma sent wheat prices higher with futures up and harvest expected much earlier. Western heat reached 110 degrees with reports of premature ripening, while corn and oats moved fractions and silver slipped in New York trading.
A compact note lists items including a color reference, West Point New York, the year 1911, playwright R C Sherriff, a $75 000 annual figure, Sulphur, military police, an English highwayman, and John Dickens.
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