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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1934
Page
7
New York stocks drifted with little leadership and scarce news as investors stayed on the fence. Declines and sporadic profit taking tempered small late gains while bonds stayed firm and major indexes hovered near unchanged.
Market report lists prices for light and heavy butchers, veal calves, and dairy cattle, with cattle and veal figures, plus wheat and mill feed retail prices for Pocatello mills. It shows stock foods, bran, Red Dog feed, and buying prices for wheat in bulk including Turkey Red and Dicklow varieties.
Wheat futures fell to new lows since late May as larger domestic winter wheat yields and spring rains reduced buying support. Harvesting advances in the southwest Nebraska coast and the Pacific, with corn oats and rye mixed, futures closing near bottom. Also listed are price levels for corn oats rye barley lard and silver with regional notices and fraternal meetings in Idaho.
Across Portland Ogden and Omaha on June 20 AP reports show hogs mostly steady with 170 to 220 lb bulk, cattle and calves mixed with steers around 3 to 4 per lb, cows weak to steady, and sheep steady with lambs near 7.25 for 84 to 90 lb. Los Angeles and Chicago markets noted higher bids for select lots and varied price spreads across dairies, packers, and feeders.
On June 20 in Chicago the potato market shows varied lots with US No. 1 prices around 1.15 to 1.70 and qualities from good stock to decaying lots, with supplies moderate and demand light. New stock and old stock readings appear for Idaho, Triumphs, Alabama, Louisiana, Oklahoma, Arkansas, and North Carolina. In New York curb markets and metal quotes report mixed shares, commodities, and electric stock figures with copper, tin, lead, zinc, and antimony trading reported.
Harper converses with John Whitmore at 34 Powhatan Terrace as he studies the house rules and past events. The detective gains insight into a household run by Martha while John glosses over Ellen Becker, the former maid, who remains largely unknown.
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