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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1934
Page
7
New York stocks fluctuated with narrow gains and soft spots as trading remained dull. Downticks or advances were modest, with several issues holding at new year highs while others showed weakness. transfers around 535000 shares.
The article lists wholesale and retail prices across farm products and goods, including light and heavy butchers, cows, steers, bran, stock feed, eggs, wheat, barley, and various brands. It references packing companies, markets in Pocatello, and a broad roster of brand names and manufacturers.
Chicago grain markets closed higher as late rallies in wheat and corn offset earlier losses. Reports cited drought damage to small grains and chinch bug havoc, with expert noting rapid corn damage in the next ten days. Wheat closed modestly up, corn up about a penny, oats mixed, and fats higher.
June reports detail potato shipments and prices across Wisconsin Alabama Louisiana Arkansas Oklahoma and North Carolina with stock status decay notes. Curb market quotes list Am Sup Pow Sts Elec etc and silver prices in London and New York with unchanged bars.
Livestock totals show Hogs 1 724 with top 4.85 in Portland and 4.60 in Omaha for mid weights, Cattle 277 in Ogden and 11 500 in Omaha with steady to higher bids, Sheep 11 602 across markets led by Idaho lambs at 8.40 and Portland offerings around 7.25 as overall prices trend steady to higher. Wool market reported closed in Boston on Bunker Hill day.
Harper presses Andrews about dates and a dead man’s photo. The detective notes a thumbprint on an anonymous letter to Mr. Dufresne and questions Andrews on his loyalty and possible complicity in a plot hatched within the house.
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