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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1925

Page

8

Upward Stock Movement Fueled By Pooling and Rail Strength

Speculators regained control as pool operations supported gains across industrials and rail shares. About 1,000,000 shares traded with rails firm on May earnings outlook. Montana Power rose on merger rumors with Electric Power and Light Foundation. foreign exchanges opened irregularly.

New York Montana Power Electric Power and Light Corporation and Foundation Company Poola American Can Baldwin Chicago Northwestern Omaha Frisco Great Southern

Raw Sugar Prices Hold Steady Amid Notices to Aid Selling

Raw sugar prices in New York on June 24 remained unchanged at 4.87 duty paid with no sales reported. July notices to aid selling appeared then faded as futures opened and declined briefly before stabilizing. Refined sugar held at 6.65 to 5.70 for fines granulated, with little new business. futures closed easy. Estimated trade totals approached 104000 tons with July at 69, September 2.74, December 2.86, January 2.87.

New York indo @ rally

Lead price cut by American Wees and Refining Co

New York reports the American Wees and Refining Company reduced lead prices from 8.30 to 8.20 cents per pound.

New York American Wees and Refining Company

Exchange Rates in New York on June 24

Foreign exchange markets were steady with major quotes. British pound 4.85% and 60 day bills 4.81% on banks. France 4.66% and 4.66 for cables. Germany 238.80 and Switzerland 9.41. Brazil 41.12 and Ohio Shanghai 79% nominal.

New York Great Britain France Italy Belgium Germany Holland Norway Sweden Denmark Switzerland Spain Greece Poland Austria Brazil Ohio

Bonds report from New York markets

Liberty bonds declined with prices listed for various series including 1st and 2nd 4s bank and issue totals. U.S. government securities show mixed quotes with 4s and related issues priced around the stated percentages and gains.

New York Liberty

New York Money Market Report Shows Mixed Rates

Call money strengthens with high 4 and low 4 percent, ruling rate 4, closing bid 4, offered 4, last 4. Call losses against acceptances 8. Time deposits steady with mixed renewals 60 96 days at 3 4 percent and 4 6 months at 8 percent. Prime commercial paper at 2 percent.

New York

Metals Market Roundup From New York

Copper and tin ease with spot and near futures quoted. Copper 13 18 percent spread, tin 66.25 spot and 65.87 futures. Lead and antimony steady with East St. Louis activity noted. irregular tron values list at 20.00 to 20.60 for northern, lower for No 2 grades.

New York East St. Louis

Hides and Wool Prices from Idaho Hide & Fur Co

Idaho Hide and Fur Co of Pocatello lists daily rates for hides and wool. Salted hides 14.8 cents per unit, green hides 7 cents, green hips 10 cents, green calves ibe, dry hides 13% ec, horse hides 2.00 to 8.00 depending on size, colt and pony prices midrange, sheep pelts dry long wool 22 cents, short wool and pieces half price. wool fine 80, coarse 14040.

Idaho Hide & Fur Co Pocatello Idaho

New Upturns in Value of Wheat Prompt Market Shifts

Chicago June 24. Wheat rose early on news of black rust in spring grain and rains in the winter belt. Opening prices higher, July 1.56 to 1.66, later 1.68. September 1.64% to 1.66, then 1.56%. Corn and oats followed wheat moves, with export demand helping lift prices before profit taking pulled futures back from Monday lows.

Chicago Grand Forks N D Detroit Minnesota

Disorders in Manchuria and Libel Trial in Wyoming

The Daily Telegraph reports violent unrest in Manchuria with mutinies among Chang Tso Lin's troops and Bolshevik influence as Chang Heueh Liang leaves Shanghai to return home. In Wyoming, the trial of Max M. Levand and the Cash Herald for criminal libel is set to begin after a one day delay due to jury service issues in Cheyenne.

London Daily Telegraph Seday Manchuria Chang Tso-Lin Mukden Chang Chang Heueh-Liang Shanghai Gays Wyo Max M. Levandand manag_ mee Cash Herald Yesterwill Eat William A. Riner Cheyenne Shieh Rga Converse County Cantlin Nan County Nellie B. Newcomb

Weather brief forecasts cooler west portion tonight

Sleated reports a generally fair Thursday with cooler temperatures in the western portion tonight.

Livestock market totals from Chicago Omaha and Kansas City

Chicago hog receipts 16 000 with light weights active and midweek firmness while 210 lb plus hogs hold 13 50 18 60. Cattle 7 000 receipts with fed steers and yearlings higher. sheep 10 006 receipts with fat native lambs stronger. Omaha reports hogs 17 100 fully steady. cattle and sheep mixed gains and steadys. Kansas City cattle 7 500 calves 1 500 active. hogs 400 steady to 10c lower. sheep 6 000 higher on lambs.

Chicago Idaho Omaha Bologna Idaho Range Kansas City Texas Kansas

Market Reports Show Steady Tones Across Cattle Hog and Sheep

Portland reports cattle receipts all common and low medium cows and heifers steady with a 6.25 drop. Hog receipts 370 with talking around steady. sheep receipts 500, valley lambs around 11.60, seen steady to 25 cents higher. Ogden notes hog receipts 11 with no early sales, 180 to 22 pound averages around 13.00 to 18.35 or steady. Cattle reestote 682 to Kansas City, two for local market, dull with limited sales. sheep 276 receipts, Idaho ranch lambs at 13.25 or higher.

Portland Ogden Kansas City Idaho Ranch

Wheat and grain prices in Chicago market report

Chicago market notes show No 1 hard wheat at 1.63 1.64, No 2 hard 1.64 percent, corn No 2 mixed 1.07 1.09, No 2 yellow 1.07 1.09, oats No 2 white 60 percent, rye No 4 1.00, barley 80 90, weed and clover seed prices at 6.85 8.45 and 21.25 280, lard 6.92, ribs 1897, bellies 217.

Chicago

Chicago June Butter Receipts and Firsts Report

Chicago reports June butter receipts and firsts with figures: lower receipts at 14,927 tubs and 39 percent extras, firsts at 46 percent, second 86 outstanding units. Additional data shows receipts around 15,460 crates with ordinary firsts 28 percent and storage pack extras for firsts at 31 percent.

Chicago

Bar silver takes narrow edge as Mexican declares 68 percent

New York silver market reports bar silver at 70 with Mexican standard quoted at 68 percent. Adom notes bar silver at 38 1 26d per ounce.

New York Adom

Heavy toll in disabled VETS convention outlines aid and policy

Omaha June 24 AP The fifth annual Disabled American Veterans World War convention heard General Frank T. Hines and Thomas Kirby urge larger national home funding and better wartime veteran care. Kirby reported 4 212 disabled veterans have died since last year’s Salt Lake City adjournment and pressed support for impregnable Pearl Harbor defenses as essential to Pacific security.

Omaha Neb Frank T. Hines U. S. Veterans Bureau Thomas Kirby National Legislative Committee Kirby Kansas City Thomas Green Washington American Red Cross Salt Lake City

Japanese Minister Invites 12 U S Congressmen En Route Home

In Honolulu the Japanese foreign minister invited twelve United States congressmen traveling to the Philippines to visit Japan on their way back to the United States. Washington reported Commander Nathan B. Chase of San Diego, U S N was killed in a midair collision of airplanes.

Honolulu United States Japan Washington Nathan B. Chase San Diego

Tendoy’s Proclamation Aligns Indian Law With Tendoy Faith

A speaker invokes Chief Tendoy and the Eagle Tail, arguing older Indian law supersedes European Bible and urging lenient sentencing. He laments colonization, contrasts Indian and white values, pleads for unity, and honors Tendoy while demanding the monument to Tendoy be remembered as law.

Tenday Father of Tendoy Tonday Lemhi

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