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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1920

Page

8

Train and Yard Jobs Open as Idaho Division Seeks Bids

Rail and yard positions across the Idaho division are advertised with bids due by June 25. Assignments include foremen, clerks, and yard workers at Minidoka, Glenns Ferry, Nampa, Burley, Weiser, and Nyssa, plus multiple local and passenger runs. A June 23 Utah division fuel committee meeting is noted in Pocatello at the Y M C A building.

Utah Division Pocatello Utah Bida Beckwith Nutria Tom Phillips Utica Albert Goodsell Cornish Idaho Manson Mountainhome Crane Oregon Venator Riverside Foreman Minidoka Milner Glenns Ferry J. H. Pace Owinza Wilder Branch Montana Rupert Nampa Burley Weiser Warehouseman Buhl Filer Xmel Nyssa L. R. Howlett-Burley W. G. Hanson Payette D. A. Florer Boise

Cattle Movements, Train Delays, and Rail Staff Updates

Fifty three cattle cars pass through Pocatello from American Falls to Ashton and a train load from Soda Springs to Big Springs. A sheep train is to leave Mackay for Bellevue. Brakemen Bunch Garet and Whatey from Shoshone will visit Pocatello. Grattan left on No 18 for a line-wide trip. Engine 2021 breakdown delays Nos 17 and 6. Weather mostly cloudy with light showers near Nampa. Payne advises passes bearing his signature be countersigned by Alworth or Blanchard. Orin Grant resigns from Idaho division. Conductor Dittmer on extended leave to Hickory NC. Car supply must be carefully managed, prioritizing coal car release.

Pocatello American Falls Ashton Soda Springs Big Springs Mackay Bellevue John Barton Payne Railroads The United States Railroad Commission J. M. Alworth E. C. Blanchard L. H. Dittmer Hickory North Carolina

Prices Stiffen at Opening in New York Markets

New York June 16 AP Pools advanced slowly in the morning trading with General Chemical jumping nearly nine points and Barrett up about 7 percent. Harvester gained three points amid a stock dividend expectation, while steels and equipment issues improved. Rails led gains before noon with investments and junior issues up one to two and a half points amid strong dealer activity. Call money opened at 7 percent.

New York General Chemical Barrett Harvester Rails

Corn Advances To New Highs On Absent Sell Pressure

Chicago, June 16 AP Corn futures moved higher for September delivery reaching peak levels this season due to lack of selling pressure. Initial prices ranged from slight declines to gains with July at 1.77 1/2 and September at 1.68 1/2. An across the board upturn followed before a material setback as profit-taking set in. oats rose with corn and provisions ticked higher as meat markets showed light strength.

Chicago Longs

Hogs and cattle rise at Omaha market amid steady to higher bids

Omaha market reports hog receipts 11 000 with prices 10 20 higher and tops to 15.00. bulk 14.10 to 14.70. Cattle receipts 4 500 with beef steers and butcher cattle steady to 26 higher. top beeves and yearlings 16.26. Sheep receipts 4 400 with lambs 50 cents lower and Idaho lambs around 16.60.

Omaha Neb Bureau of Markets Idaho

Cattle Hog and Sheep Market Receipts Report

Market summary shows 8,000 cattle receipts with slow trading and unevenly lower steers and stockers, bulk steer weights 14.75 to 16.60, cows 8.00 to 10.25, bulls weak, veal calves 14.60 to 14.76. Hogs at 21,000 head, top 16.60, light hogs 16.25 to 16.45, over 250 pounds 14.50 to 15.20. pigs 36 higher. Sheep 11,000 receipts, market slow 25 to 50 cents lower, native lambs 16.00 to 16.76, yearlings 13.66 to 16.09, beat ewes 17.50, others higher.

Potatoes Prices Movements in Chicago Market Mix

Potatoes in Chicago show varied receipts with a 9.06 to 9.50 range for blise and 13.76 to 14.75 for cobb barrels. Old firm and 0 at 6.00 noted in market data.

Chicago Cobb

Dairy and butter prices and receipts report

Chicago dairy markets show butter higher at creamery 43 56 percent and receipts at 31 717 cases with firsts 389 40 and ordinary firsts 44 percent 36 percent. Cases include 36 38 and storage packed extras 42 percent and storage packed firsts 414. Poultry alive unchanged. Kansas City buttercreamery up 58 percent with other items unchanged.

Chicago Kansas City

Poultry Market Update Notes Small Rise in Broiler Prices

The report shows unchanged on eyes and a poultry heavy broiler price increase of 2c with all broiler weights listed at 34 Bic. The texture of the market signals steady demand and price spread across categories.

Sugar market notes steady with mixed refined prices

In New York on June 16 Ravengar shows steady moves with centrifugal at 20.06, refined sugar at 22.00, and fine granulated near 24.00. The report lists price levels for raw and refined sugar without broader market actions.

SUGAR New York

Market Rates Report from New York Mercantile Bank

The Mercantile paper 74 exchange strong with multiple rate figures for day bills and longer terms. Sterling at 3.90 for 0 day bills, 3.80 for 60 day commercial, 3.89 for 40 day commercial, demand 3.94. cables 3.96. France demand 7.79, cables 7.41. Belgian francs demand 8.11, cables 13. Guilders demand 36.00.

New York Mercantile Paper France

Financial Market Summary Amid Exchange and Bond Movements

Cables at 692, lire demand 5.78, cables 6.75, marks demand 3.48, cables 2.49. New York Montreal exchange 13 11-16 with discount. Government bonds irregular rail road bonds easy. Time loans strong at 8 percent. Call money strong high 7, low 6, ruling rate 7. Closing bid 6, offered 7, last loan 6, bank acceptances 6 percent.

New York Exchange Montreal

Market metals and rates drift in steady session

The day reports bar silver at 80 and Mexican dollars at 60 percent in New York, with London placing bar silver at 44.44 per ounce and money at 4 percent. Discount rates show short bills at 6 4 percent and three menthe bills around 6 11-16 percent.

New York London

Chicago Grain and Seed Prices and Lard Ranges

Market report from Chicago lists Wheat No 2 red at 2.65 and No 2 mixed at 2.90. Corn No 2 mixed 1.87 1.82, No 2 yellow 1.88 1.91. Oats No 2 white 1.16% 1.20. No 3 white 1.144% 1.19. Rye No 2 at 2.40 2.41. Barley 1.52 1.66. Timothy 10.00 12.00. Clover seed 26.00 30.00. Lard 20.56. Ribs 11.50 14.67. Perk nominal.

Chicago Barney Timothy Good

Liberty bonds final prices report from New York

New York on June 16 reports Liberty bonds final prices with 3 percent bonds at 91.94 and first 40 bonds at 85.40. The brief note lists the closing values for market participants and investors.

New York Liberty Bonds Firat

Unclear OCR Fragment on Asset Quotes and Rates

Fragmentary data lists several figures such as second 48 85.10 first 4%s 85.70 and Victory 34s 95.48. The text appears to be a garbled financial or commodity rate snippet with multiple entries and inconsistent formatting.

Missionary Killed During Northern China Attack

American legation reports General Chang-Ching-Yao forces attacked the Yo-Chow reform church mission fifty miles north of Chang-Sha Hu Nan. Rev. W. A. Reimert was killed while foreigners fled to Pingsiang after the assault on the Wu Chang Sha railway southwest of Chang Sha.

Peking Chang-Ching-Yao Chang-Sha Hu-Nan Province Yo-Chow W. A. Reimert Liling Wu-Chang-Sha Pingsiang

Eminent German Economist Max Weber Dies in Berlin

Berlin reports Prof. Max Weber 56, renowned economist and former Heidelberg faculty, died. recently named successor to Prof. Lujo Brentano as economics professor at the University of Munich per Vossische Zeitung.

Berlin Max Weber Heidelberg University Lujo Brentano University of Munich Vossiache Zeitung

Weather Forecast: Tonight and Thursday

The forecast calls for fair conditions tonight and Thursday with a likely chance of showers in the southeast portion. Cooler readings are expected in the south portion.

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