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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1933
Page
7
New York markets firm as grains jump and the dollar weakens in foreign exchange. Trading totals about 5 million shares with gains in farm machinery and grains while bonds show uneven activity amid heat in the Wall Street district.
In the Bannock County Probate Court Idaho R D Leach administrator publishes a six month claim period for Elizabeth Sutters estate creditors and claimants to file proofs with vouchers at Room 219 Central Building Pocatello Idaho. Dated May 18 1933.
On June 9 AP reports mixed commodity activity. Potatoes show gradual demand and steady packing in Alabama to Wisconsin with various new stocks and declines in some regions. copper and zinc hold steady in New York markets with tin near 44.75 to 45.00 and iron unchanged.
Federal prohibition officer W A McGill says the trial for alleged Webb-Kenyon act violations will open June 29 in a special federal term. Burley men George W. Thomas Vance Pulsizer and BE L Mathews hold $750 bonds each after being jailed in Bannock County for hauling 88 cases of 3.2 beer from Wyoming into Idaho. Additional cases include bankruptcy hearings for Gem State Coal Mining and Clara Courturier and criminal cases pending June 30 and July 1.
US cattle hog and sheep prices and trends from Omaha Chicago and Ogden markets dated June 9 show steady to lower bids. Hogs mostly 5 to 10 lower in Omaha and Chicago with light weights firmer near 4.50 to 4.65. cattle and calves mixed with steers and yearlings steady to down. sheep and lambs uneven with some gains for select lots. Prices include feeders, cutters, bulls, and veal in the 1.50 to 6.75 range across regions. Sowed and stags variably priced with regional fluctuations.
Reports of extreme oats deterioration due to abnormal heat sent oats to its highest prices since December 1931. Wheat and corn closed strong with gains of about three quarters to one and a half points and corn up 1 3/4 points amid persistent heat in the southwest. Provisions showed no change to a small rise.
Wheat prices quoted in Chicago show No. 1 mixed at 74 and No. 5 at 71. Wool market in Boston reports territory wools in demand with prices firm. combing grades quoted around 66-67 scoured, with 65-59 scoured for other grades and strong demand for strictly combing 48-50s.
fragmented list mentions Brazil New York City Haiti Caspian Sea retired officers St. Paul Minneapolis Great prince from the 9 John Tyler Alaska referenced in scattered items. no coherent event or narrative emerges.
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