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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1930
Page
6
New York and Chicago notes show stock and commodity weakness with prices sinking to yearly lows. Wheat and other grains fall as rains in Canada and ample domestic harvest movement shift momentum. brokers loans decline sharply amid margin clean‑up and cautious demand.
Cattle drew mixed results with grain fed steers up to 50 cents higher after a Monday downturn, hogs mostly steady though lower week to week, and sheep and lambs showing varied changes. Omaha and Ogden reports note uneven prices with strength in vealers and some weakness in stockers, while buyers focus on direct shipments and weekly receipts.
Potatoes in Chicago and Salt Lake City notes show varied prices from Irish cobblers at 63.50 to 165 per shipment. Oklahoma Arkansas and Virginia values listed for barrel Irish cobblers with broad state totals and June 27 shipment figures from California Kansas North Carolina Oklahoma and Virginia. New York bonds and market notations appear in brief AP-USDA wire.
June 28 AP dispatch from Chicago notes unofficial June crop estimates may show larger 1930 wheat totals but risks linger for spring wheat damage in the Northwest and Canada. Prices fall amid mixed signals as July futures drift and corn oats and provisions post declines. Canadian drought relief contrasts with moisture shortages in Alberta and Saskatchewan. Government held 1929 wheat stock looms, shielding 1930 crop from old-wheat competition. Bar silver quoted at 34 3/8 in New York.
Nearly 100 laundry owners and supply representatives from Utah and southern Idaho gathered in Iwin Falls for a two day joint convention. Officers were elected including William Maxwell of Murray as president and Dean Parmley of Ogden as vice president. Maxwell and Brown named delegates to the National Laundry Owners meeting in Chicago in September.
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