How Is Business Tribune Chart Summary Read
A compiled business index tracks industrial production wholesale distribution factory payrolls and employment across multiple sectors. It summarizes data from the Federal Reserve Board Department of Commerce Department of Labor and other agencies across 22 cities in 17 states to gauge economic conditions.
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Tribune
Federal Reserve Board
Department of Commerce
Department of Labor
National Industrial Conference Board
Iron Age and Steel Institute
F. W. Dodge Corporation
American Railway Association
Comptroller of the Currency and Association of Life Insurance
American Federation of Labor
New York Evening Post
Share Prices Fall as Tariff Talks Weigh on Markets
New York June 14 Prices weakened again as the market slipped into a fortnightly downtrend. Wheat and copper declines, plus tariff action rumors, drove losses across sectors. Copper exporters cut export price, several stocks hit multi year lows, and major names like U S Steel and General Electric fell.
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New York
Chicago
Cotton Exchange
Copper Exporters, Inc
Europe
Phelps Dodge
St. Joseph Leach
Ratis
Baltimore
Ohio
Atchison
Nickel Plate
Rock Island
International Telephone
U. S. Steel
American Can
American Telephone
Bethlehem Steel Consolidated Gas
General Electric
Westinghouse Electric
Johns Manville Standard
New Jersey
Western Union
Radio and
National Biscuit
American Tobacco
J. I. Case
Airduction
Worthington Pump
Eastern Kodak
Business Briefs Highlight Weekly Oil and Rail Figures
Weekly oil production averaged 2 600 450 barrels per day for the week ending May 31, up from 2 579 500 and down from 2 711 650 a year earlier. Railcar loadings for May 24 totaled 931 472, slightly above the prior week. New passenger car registrations in April reached 336 376, up from March and February. Business failures for May 28 numbered 416 versus 374 a year prior. Building contracts in 37 eastern states averaged 618 296 600 daily for May 25, up from April and May 1 1 v figures. Steel capacity use for the week ending June 2 stood at 71 percent, near the prior week’s 73 percent. April kilowatt hours total 7 960 223 000, up from 7 881 250 000 in April 1929.
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ING Ings
Ures Savings
Miums Union
N. Y
Mdse
Maren
Roky Mountains
Cash market report from June 14
Wheat CHIC No 1 hard at 1.01 per bushel. Corn No 2 mixed at 78.4 cents. 2 white 30 and 38 1/2 cents.
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Martago
U S Government Bond Quotes Close in New York
New York June 14 AP U S government bonds close with Liberty issues 3 332-47 and 1st 4 8 32-47, Liberty 4th 4 4s 33-38 at around 102.22, Treasury 3 8 1940 43 and Treasury 34,843-47 around 101.20.
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Idaho Power
Utah FP & Let
Pia
Utah P &Lant
First Sec Corp
Pocatello Tribune
Idaho Port Cem Vie
Idaho Portland
Schramm-Johnson
Bannock
Central
Ain Falls
Penney Co
Safeway
Ross Davis
N. Y
New York
Elec
Gulf Ot
National
Ind Trans-America
U. S
Liberty
Treasury
Issinessien Borne Treasury
Market Averages Reported in Silver Prices
Market notes from New York and London show silver prices at 34 cents per ounce in New York and 15 1/4 pence per ounce in London as of June 14, reflecting a dull trading day. The snippet appears from Tribune Want Ads.
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London
Livestock prices mixed as cattle drift lower in Chicago market
Cattle receipts around 600 with fed steers and yearlings down 50 to 75 cents from a week earlier and most grades at new seasonal lows. Cows and butcher heifers off 50 to 75 cents, vealers down about 10 dollars, replacement cattle 25 to 50 cents lower. Sheep and hogs also showed declines or steady tones amid ample supplies.
Hogs, Sheep and Cattle Prices See Mixed Weekly Shifts
Omaha June 14 AP USDA market report shows hogs at 5,000 head, gains of about 10 cents, top $10 for 200-220 lb butchers, various weights listed with prices from $9.50 to $9.95. Sheep mostly lower than last week, lambs and yearlings down about 50-75 cents, top lambs $11.75, fed yearlings $8.75-9.25. Cattle and calves: killing classes mostly 25 cents lower, strong variance by weight, fed steers and yearlings $825-1150, weight ranges $12.50-$12.85 for choice steers, heifers $9-10.25, beef cows $6.50-8, stockers and feeders $8.50-10.00.
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Chicago
USDA
Idaho
California
Omaha
San Francisco
Nebraskas
North Coast
Livestock Market Report from Ogden Auction Yard
Ogden sales June 14 show cattle receipts 510 with market steady. Cattle overall mixed with cows down to 7.50 and vealers around 9.00 to 11.00. hogs and sows slow, some lots around 10.15 for heavy weight cattle. sheep 12,720 with lamb car lots at 10.65 and wethers near 6.25.
Portl and hogs lead USDA report on live hog inventory
Portland market data shows a hog herd totaling 655 head with 555 sold direct or on farm markets. Agency figures reflect steady demand for pork products amid seasonal trade shifts.
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Portland
Market report shows mixed livestock prices for week
Week's totals: cattle 2480, hogs 5605, sheep 4790. Hog prices mostly up 25c, heavy hogs to 89.50, sows 8504 to 8.75, feeder pigs 13.50. Cattle: steers bulls steady, grass stock down, calves uneven. Sheep: lambs steady to 25c lower, yearlings 6 to 6.50, culls down to 1.0.
Market Report Hogs Cattle Sheep Prices Fall Within Week
San Francisco reports weekly market figures for hogs cattle and sheep with price ranges across weight classes. Notable figures show hogs around 11.25 to 11.50 and cattle varying by weight from about 8.25 to 11.0 per hundredweight with vealers and calves listed and sheep prices mainly between 5.75 and 9.50 per hundredweight.
Demand for 64s and finer wools rises in Boston market
In Boston on June 14 demand for 64s and finer wools was fairly heavy with prices rising. Sales on a 75 scoured basis were more frequent than last week with offerings mostly at 72 or higher. Some short combing western wools hovered near 79, while fleeces of 64s and finer stayed strong in the same price ranges as the prior week. Lower grades showed active buying with 56s leading the better demand.
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Boston
Arizona
Grain futures tumble as wheat hits under one dollar
Chicago traders flock to liquidate holdings as futures fall across wheat corn rye and oats. Wheat touched 99 cents a bushel for the first time in 1930, with rye at its lowest since 1904, amid heavy rains slowing Canadian harvest and tariff worries in Washington.
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Chicago
Senate
Washington
Canada
United States
Kansas
Sugar Company Reelects Officers in Utah-Idaho
Salt Lake City June 14 Officers of the Utah-Idaho Sugar company were reelected at a board meeting. The list includes W. H. Wattis as president and Heber J. Grant as vice president and chairman, with C. W. Nibley George Albert Smith Willard T. Cannon W. Bert Robinson and W. T. Pyper as officers. Directors named are Wattis Grant Nibley Howard Love Keyser Smith Bullen Wright Tulley Fred E. Smith and Joseph F. Nibley.
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Salt Lake City
Utah-Idaho Sugar Company
W. H. Wattis
Heber J. Grant
C. W. Nibley
George Albert Smith
Willard T. Cannon
W. Bert Robinson
W. T. Pyper
Mr. Wattis
Mr. Grant
Mr. Nibley
E. O. Howard
S. H. Love
Paul F. Keyser
Mr. Smith
Roy Bullen
G. G. Wright
Jasper W. Tulley
Fred E. Smith
Joseph F. Nibley
Markets at a Glance Amid Mixed Price Moves
Stocks weak as International Telephone hits a record low while bonds hold steady and utilities lead declines. Foreign exchanges stay steady with the Spanish peseta remaining weak. Commodity cashes show mixed signals with cotton and wheat soft on weather and trade news, while corn weakens on Kansas reports and rainfall. Cattle and hogs hold steady.
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Chicago
Kansas
Potatoes See Mixed Trade Across States in June Market
Potatoes at Chicago show weak sacks and steady overall trading with Bliss varieties priced around 2.25 to 2.50. North Carolina leads shipments with 725 bags, followed by Arkansas 51 and California 43, among others. In Salt Lake City a total US shipment of 1,225 bags is recorded. A separate notice: George R. Colner of London awarded 13,500 for loss of taste and smell from an injury.
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Chicago
United States
Bliss
Southern
North Carolina
Salt Lake City
USDA
Arkansas
California
Maine
Oklahoma
Texas
Virginia
George R. Colner
London
Grain futures drift lower as corn leads decline
Wheat prices hovered around the one dollar mark before fading as stop loss selling persisted. Traders pushed offerings late in trading while corn and rye weakened, oats slumped with the grain market, and provisions moved with grain sentiment.
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Chicago
Grace Dairy Show Led by 4 H Exhibits
Grace June 14 Black and White Day drew a record crowd as 52 Holstein cows and bulls from Gem Valley were shown. Calf club displays highlighted future dairymen, with W P Havener winning grand and senior bull honors while A Ashley and sons took grand and senior cow awards. Ellis Chatterton and Conrad Toone claimed top calves and judging honors, with many participants receiving first or second in calf club events.
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Tribune
Gem Valley
W. P. Havener
A. Ashley and Sons
Alex Petell
Petell
Ellis Chatterton
Havenor
Conrad Toone
Thompson Unger
Derrell Toone
Jack Gibbs
Chatterton
W. P. Haven
Ashley and Sons
Alf Toone
Egbert and Thompson
Clive Chatterton
Warner Bros
Eig Robert Hubbard
Ashley
C. Chatterton
Perre
Toone Chatterton
Glenn Allen
Elise Chatterton
Jack Thompson
Kingsford
Wayne Egbert
Dell Thompson
Harmon Toone
Idaho Pioneer Day Observance Monday
Mayor Cr. Ben Ross paid tribute to Idaho day noting pioneers who founded the Snake River valley and the state about 80 years ago. County offices will be closed and no activity is scheduled Monday as a mark of respect. businesses will mostly remain open for shopping.
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Snake River Valley
Ben Ross
Idaho
Ross
Frigidaire Franchise Changes Hands in Local Market
C. E. Shaw promoted from branch manager to sales manager of Frigidaire line announces sale of the franchise to E. W. Hall of Pocatello Electric. Shaw will supervise sales in Nevada Idaho Utah and Wyoming and Hall will carry on the service policy and continue Shaw's successful period in the city.
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E. W. Hall
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Mr. Shaw
Shaw
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Hall
Legion to Entertain Blackfoot Children
Stewart Hoover Post American Legion will host all children under 16 in the morning for bleacher seats. A large crowd is expected to watch the finals of the three days rodeo June 19 21 at Blackfoot for the fourth annual Legion rodeo.
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Blackfoot
Stewart Hoover
American Legion
Patriotic Orders Close 3 Day Session in Idaho Falls
A three day convention in Idaho Falls closed on June 12 with more than 150 delegates from across Idaho. Officers were elected by the Grand Army of the Republic led by S. H. McCulloch of American Falls as commander and Jeremiah Williams of Boise as senior vice commander. Daughters of Union Veterans officers were led by Sophia Locke of Pocatello as president and Margaret Boise as senior vice president. The group named Nampa as the 1931 convention city.
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Daughters of Union Veterans
Nampa
Grand Army of the Republic
Hotel Bonneville
H. McCulloch
American Falls
Jeremiah Williams
Boise
H. T. Knight
New Plymouth
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J. W. Price
Parma
Cinc
Sophia Locke
Pocatello
Ment
Margaret Boise
Isa McGuffin
Ann Utter
Maud Allebaugh
Minnie White
Mountain Home
Alice Thompson
Nellie Sely
Eda Smith
Mabel Garr
Moscow
Missa Lillibridge
Mark Steger
Falls
Clara Hobbie
Mabel Robinson
Anna Smith
Agnes Hitler
Margaret Stevens
Neva Anna Drury
Ibley
Ophie 2 Roberts
Emma Martin
Wheeler
Maria Hanesen
Virginia House
Cusinant
Ohio
Saget
Bailey
Ee Eaten
Rie
Veo T
Estella Fuller
Eden
Tula Bissel
Weiser
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