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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1946
Page
6
New York markets show stocks lower with late quiet selling halting a rise. Bonds steady while rails advance. Cotton falls on profit taking and hedging. Wheat and corn hit ceilings in Chicago. Oats little changed. Hogs steady to active with a 1485 ceiling. Cattle generally steady and active with a top of 18 dollars.
Broad stock trading in New York contrasted with light rail and industrial activity. Wall Street saw early gains fade after the Case bill veto as profits pooled in rail and airline leaders, with transfers around 1,000,000 shares. Wheat soy oats reached ceiling, while soybeans and barley showed mixed moves with scarce liquidity.
Potatoes arrivals 105 on track 75 and total U S ship ments 1 031. New stocks liberal demand slow market about steady for best stocks. Butter firm and unchanged with receipts 453062. Eggs firm with receipts 25128 and prices unchanged.
Ogden yard receipts show light cattle trade with steady to higher tone for slaughter cattle and steady to firm for yearlings and cows. Feeder and stock animals priced between 12 and 19 dollars, with bulls and sows listed, while sheep offerings are light with Idaho ranch lambs and native shorn ewes noted. Chicago live poultry market firm with receipts of 15 trucks and no car movements, prices unchanged.
Dense smoke shrouds a 14 story Kansas City building as a man crawls from a 13th floor window with baggage. He climbs down a fire escape while 400 to 500 spectators shout, then returns upward after being warned by onlookers about the tar paper fire source beneath the sidewalk.
Albert Bulman, a Chicago taxicab driver, stopped in Oak Park to retrieve a lost hub cap while transporting a passenger from Melrose Park to a railroad station. The passenger did not wait for Bulman to return with the hub cap.
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