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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1933
Page
7
New York trading accelerates as the dollar falls after reports of disapproval of currency stabilization. Stocks jump 2 to 7 points, about 6 million shares change hands, with broad participation and profit-taking pauses as grains and bonds firm.
District Court in Bannock County Idaho issues summons to Elias Tapia and Lucy Tapia to answer a complaint within twenty days. Foreclosure action seeks 150.00 mortgage on Lots 19 and 20 in Block 76, City of Pocatello. Grace L Hall Clerk. May 1933.
Answers list includes items from Clock stars to Canada. Cash Market Chicago report lists Wheat No 2 red 76 14, No 2 yellow hard 77 hy, Corn No 2 mixed 49 14 44 14, Rye No 2 63, Barley 39 4, Timothy seed 2 7 hy 9 25 owt, Clover seed 12 00 owt, Lard 6 28, Bellies 7 00.
Chicago reports potato prices and shipments with state breakdowns and demand. North Carolina Oklahoma and Texas Triumphs show mixed stock. old stock firm. Salt Lake City notes June 17 shipments by Arkansas California Maine North Carolina Oklahoma Texas Virginia. Silver futures firm with slight gain in New York.
Nicholas Boyd returns to a tranquil English village seeking Georgie and the Hollies. He recalls Dudd's talk of surgical miracles and the pity of others for his disfigurement. Georgie remains innocent and steadfast, while Nicholas contemplates a future shaped by her youth and his own changed outlook.
Livestock markets report hogs and cattle prices with declines and steadiness across Ogden Chicago and Omaha. Hog demand weak with lower bids. cattle steadier at mid six dollar ranges for good steer and yearling offerings. veal and sheep activity slower with mixed bids and limited sales.
Wheat, corn and rye surged about three cents a bushel in Chicago trading as heat and drought push prices to the season's highs. Wheat closed 2 1/2 to 2 3/4 points higher, corn up roughly 1 1/4 to 1 1/2, with oats gaining and provisions steady to slightly higher.
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