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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1922

Page

10

Forces refuse fire on city Amoy China June 23

Dr Gun Yat Sei, ex president of the south China republic, reportedly aboard a Canton warship as negotiations proceed for his departure. His wife, said to be a Wu Ting forces prisoner, has escaped to Hasekeng. Bombardment of Canton ends as Sun Yat Sen navy guns halt. Shops close amid quiet. American aid requested when bombardment began.

Amoy China Gun Yat Sei South China Republic Atching Canton Shanghai United China Forces Canton Wu Ting Hasekeng Sun Yat Sen Gepene

Weather boosts crops as warmth and rains aid growth

Moderately high temperatures and abundant sunshine spread across most districts. General rains in southern counties and steady irrigation boosted crop growth and haying, while northern areas faced moisture shortages. Wheat and fruit progress, strawberries abundant, cherries nearing market, and cattle and sheep moving to high range with ample forage.

Panhandle Clearwater Payette Lewiston

Colorado Leads in Cantaloupe Acreage in 1922

Washington June 23 The U S Department of Agriculture estimates 58 310 acres of cantaloupes across 16 late pro one states, up from 47 280 in 1921. Colorado tops with 16 000 acres, followed by Arkansas 6 610, California 7 280, and Maryland 6 510 acres.

Washington UN States Department of Agriculture Colorado Arkansas California Maryland

Tanlac credited with curing long stomach trouble claim

In Portland Oregon a local carpenter and union member reports rapid relief from stomach pain constipation gas headaches and nervousness after starting Tanlac He says appetite returns sleep improves kidneys function and weight increases He praises Tanlac and notes it is sold by all good druggists

Tanlae Laitvien Fairbank Ave Portland Uve Carpenter’s Union No. 226 Swedish Sick Benefit Association Tanlac

Acreage Shifts in Late Onions and Watermelons Across States

Department estimates show late onions cover 43,325 acres this year up from 42,370 in 1921, with New York at 7,620 and California at 7,300 acres. Texas rises from 800 to 2,500 acres, while watermelons total 45,700 acres, up from 44,410. Missouri leads with 10,410 acres and Oklahoma follows at 7,310.

Department New York California Texas Missouri Oklahoma

Four million under arms in Europe today

Washington reports from Genoa that Europe now fields 4 736 000 soldiers under arms, up from 3 726 641 in 1913. Germany shows a small postwar force, France near 880 000, Russia 1.6 million, Britain 264 000, with new states like Poland Estonia Finland Latvia Lithuania and Czecho Slovakia joining to form a shifting military map.

Washington Germany Europe Greece Belgium Russia England Poland Esthonia Finland Lettonia Lithuania Czecho-Slovakia Genoa France

Copper Gutters and Brass Pipes Cut Home Costs

Homeowners wasted 626.5 million dollars last year replacing rusted metal gutters and leaders. A survey shows 5,175,000,000 feet of gutters and leaders in use, with most failing within five years. Builders urge copper leaders and brass piping to avoid future renewals and leaks.

United States

Birthplace of Great War Now Factor in Growth of Prosperous Jugo-Slavia

The Sarajevo market-place is highlighted as the site of the 1914 shot that triggered the war. The article praises Jugoslavia’s postwar growth aided by America, noting doubled exports, mining of copper coal gold and silk grape farming, and its move toward financial stability away from Russia.

Jugo-Slavia Sarajevo Europe America Jugo- Slavia Trai Russia

Market News Investigates Stock Movements At Opening

Wall Street opened strongly as authorities ordered an investigation into notable Mexican Petroleum activity. Mexican Petroleum led with 500 shares at 1.84, then slid to 1.83 in subsequent trades, while Studebaker and rail shares attracted heavy buying and U.S. Steel edged higher alongside other industrials. Wheat futures rose on drought and export concerns but gave back some gains, with July around 1.14 to 1.15 and Sep near 1.18 to 1.16 as corn and oats also firmed early before easing. Discount rates and short-term bills stood at 2 1/2 percent.

New York Wall St Stock Exchange Mex. Pet Mexican Pet Studebaker New York Central HK & OO U.S. Steel Chicago Board of Trade Liverpool

Livestock Market Report from Chicago and Omaha

Chicago markets show cattle receipts about 4000 with top beef steers near 9.30 and hogs around 10. vary lower on mixed packing grades, lambs up to 12.85 with natives around 12.60. Omaha reports hogs 21000 with good hogs 9.76 10.15 and cattle 2000 steady to slow. beef steers limited and calves steady. sheep 4000 with lambs 12.00 12.25.

Chicago Omaha U. S. Bureau of Markets St Ao Idaho

Alve Sale Report Shows Varied Beef Market Activity

The auction summary notes sales at St Joseping June 28 with 7000 units opened and 10 treated, bulk gates bringing 94 10.8 dollars and pea receipts around 500 with steady trade. Yearling top around 0.65 and 1100 lb steers at 2.40, calves opened 50 cents lower with top near 7.00.

Silver and potatoes market notes from June

New York reports market chatter with foreign bar silver at seventy percent and Mexican dollars at five fifty five. June twenty two notes potato prices and currency shifts amid quiet trading.

New York

Potatoes Steady as Receipts Hit 95 Cars

Chicago reports steady potato prices with 95 car shipments and a total U S shipment of 771. Bliss Triumphs and Spaulding Rose No 1 lead losses with prices ranging from 2 20 to 3 00 per cwt for various regional sacked and field run lots. Irish cobblers stave barrels noted in Norfolk and Virginia eastern shore regions around 4 64 to 5 00 per unit.

Chicago U. S Alabama Bliss Spaulding Rose Louisiana Arkansas Georgia Oklahoma North Carorfolk Eastern Shore Irish Cobblers

Market Summary: Butter Eggs Poultry Prices June 23

Chicago reports butter and egg price shifts with creamery extras and firsts at various percentages. Kansas City notes unchanged kegs and butter at 39 with poultry steady across broilers hens and roosters.

Chicago Kansas City

Raw sugar market holds firm as Cuba sales rise

In New York on June 23 the raw sugar market stayed firm with spot and nearby Cubas unchanged to 3% cost and freight. Second half July shipment 1-16 higher at 36-16 C&F. A 34,000 bag sale of Cuba’s second half July shipment to an operator occurred. July futures up on covering, others eased. Refined sugar steady at 6.20 to 6.30 with active inquiry.

New York Cubas Cuba

Liberty bonds close with varied prices in New York

Bond market notes from New York report Liberty bonds closing with mixed quotes. First and second 4s hover near 100.10, other series show prices around 100.06 to 100.56 for Victory issues, reflecting varied demand across maturities.

New York Liberty Bonds Victory

Grain market report from Chicago grain prices

Grain prices in Chicago on June 23 show No 3 red wheat at 1.11 and No 4 red at 1.42 with mixed corn values around 63 to 64 cents. No 2 yellow wheat at 64 64 and white varieties at 38 to 39 cents with rye and timothy seed unavailable. Pork futures show Promina lard at 11.40 and ribs at 12.26 with a mystery 3.25 value.

Chicago

Money rate movements in New York call money list

New York money market report shows call money stronger with high 5 and low 3, ruling rate 3, closing bid 5, offered at 5 percent. Last loans against acceptances 2 percent. Time loans light with at 60 days 3 percent, 90 days 3.4 percent, six months 4.4 percent. Prime mercantile paper 4.4 percent.

New York Prime Mercantile

Exchange Rates and Bank Bills Across Markets

Exchange figures show easy foreign exchange with Great Britain at 1.41 and cables 4.41. 60 day bills on banks listed at 4.38. European demands include Italy 4.75 and Belgium 8.08, with various cable rates noted. Norway Sweden Denmark and other names appear with quoted demands. repeated figures suggest fluctuating rates across multiple currencies.

New York Great Britain Brance Italy Cabes Belgium Germany Lolland Norway Sweden Denmark Swies Spee Guimand Greece Poland Montreal

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