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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1923
Page
8
Anniston Alabama stands as the largest producing center for cast iron pipe worldwide, highlighting its industrial dominance and regional economic impact.
Bannock County lags in filling its quota for the Citizens Military Training Camp at Salt Lake. Lieut. T. J. Tully notes Bannock needs at least seven more applications to meet its allotment, with only fifty percent filled so far.
A damaged OCR fragment references a realty firm on West Center Street. The readable text mentions Peensctic Lenn and Peeatelie Latin Realty Co. and a location at 122 West Center Street. No clear event or action is identifiable.
Market shows responsiveness to buying with pressure on realizing and dips finding support. Cash demand cleans up wheat supplies though ships are scarce. new wheat expected to move soon. Exports moderate with light reported sales. receipts moderate in region and southwest. Minneapolis Winnipeg cash demand steady. inquiry rising, prices soft in a well liquidated market. Northwest crop damage reports imminent. market seen as two sided with buying favored on setbacks.
July contracts opened at 104 to 106 and closed around 105 with a 104 to 106 range. September futures moved 10414 to 105 with highs near 105 and lows near 104. December opened around 108 and traded 107 at close with a 107 final.
Hog receipts 3 000 uneven 10 25c lower top 7 45 bulk 169 325 lb 7 20 7 46 packing sows 6 00 6 35 desirable 110 180 lb pigs 6 25 7 00 heavy 6 90 7 35 medium 7 00 7 45 light 7 00 7 40. Cattle receipts 3 000 slow uneven few best steers cows and heifers steady grass cattle weak top matured steers 11 00 bulk 8 75 10 90. Sheep receipts 11 000 lambs 50 75c lower few 15 50 bulk good lambs 15 60. Omaha reports log receipts 7 000 uneven 10 15c lower bulk 2000 350 lb butchers 6 50 6 90 heavy sows 6 00 6 40 cattle slow top steers 10 90 bulk 9 25 10 50 cows 6 90 8 25 feeders scarce best lambs 14 00 15 25.
Cattle receipts 2 000 with 500 calves and all classes steady. Best native steers and yearlings around 10.00, Texas calves 6.25 to 9.50, California steers 8.65. Hog receipts 4 000 mostly steady with packers top 7.10. Sheep and lambs 1 000 natives 2b to 50c lower. fines 16.10, others 14.60–15.00. no sheep offered.
Chicago June 22. Potatoes dull on sacks with receipts of 50 cars. Total U S shipments 7.99. Louisiana Alameda and Mississippi sacked bliss at 2.50 to 2.90. Poor and low at 2.00. Barrels and stock steady. North and South Carolina barrel cobblers 5.00 to 5.25, field run 4.85.
Foreign bar silver 64 19, Mexican dollars 49 percent. London bar silver 31 percent per ounce. Market report notes price movements across New York and London on June 22.
New York June 22 The early raw sugar market was firmer with Cubas quoted at 5 3 4 c cost and freight equal to 7 63 for centrifugal. There were sales of 10 000 bags New Orleans and raw sugar futures rose 12 to 14 points on covering and buying by trade interests. Refined sugar showed no changes with fine granulated at 9 25 to 9 90. Refined futures were nominal and demand remained strong at inside figures.
Chicago market notes list grain futures and cash prices for June 22. Wheat No 2 red at 1.10 percent. Corn No 2 mixed around 85 to 86 cents. No 2 yellow at 86. Oats No 2 white 431 to 444. No 3 white 429 to 442. Rye No 2 at 14 percent. Barley 64 to 65 cents. Timothy seed 5.00 to 6.50. Clover seed 15.00 to 17.50. Pork nominal. Lard 10.96. Ribs 9.00 to 9.75.
Call money firm higher at 5 to 6 with closing bid 6 and last loan at 5. Call loans against acceptances 4 percent while time loans hold steady. Mixed collateral 60-90 days 4 to 5 percent, 4-6 months 5 percent. Prime mercantile paper at 5 percent.
New York reports the American Smelting and Refining company reduced lead price from 7.25 to seven cents per pound.
Brazilian troops in Grande do Sul state retake the city of Elegrete after a fierce clash with revolutionists. Rebels abandon dead and wounded and artillery in the decisive action.
Walter Hagen arrived in New York from England aboard the steamship Berengaria and accused British golfers of poor sportsmanship. He declared he would never again compete in a British tournament.
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