Market Wrap: U S Shipments, Wool, and Curb Quotes
Total U S shipments stand at 675 with weak, unsettled trading in potatoes. Wool markets show activity across grades with fleeces steady from last week. Curb list in New York includes Am Sup Pow, Cities Service, Elec Bond & Share, and others with mixed prices.
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Cities Service
Elec Bond & Share
Hecla Min
Nat! Investors
Natl Pow & Let
Niagara Hud
St. Oil of Ind
Walgreen
Wall Street ends feebly on subdued volume despite mid day rally
New York trading opened and closed weakly with a mid day upswing from a few bullish players as Paris debt talks stalled. Rail shares sagged on plans for Interstate Commerce hearings on freight rates, after a broad market decline and about 2 million shares changing hands.
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New York
Paris
Wall Street
Interstate Commerce Commission
Livestock Prices Reported at Ogden Market
Hogs 1 436 head with 134 for market saw gains on lighter weights. Top 8.25 for 172 lb. bulk 160 200 lb 7.75 8.10. 200 300 lb mixed. Sows 308 head including 60 for market and 140 direct. all classes steady. Grass cattle mixed. steers 5.00 8.00, heifers 4.50 5.50, grass cows 3.00 4.00, bulls 3.00 3.50. dealers 5.00 6.50. Sheep 1 410 head with 141 for market. early business weak. range offerings and prices soft.
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Ogden Ogden
USDA
Parkian Cove Sisaty
Cattle and Hogs Prices Reported in Chicago Markets
Chicago market report shows hogs at 10-15 lower with 2,000 direct trades and sows down 10-25. cattle and calves very slow with uneven demand. Slaughter cattle and vealers mix of good to choice steers priced 7.25 to 8.75 per unit in various weight ranges. feeders and other categories exhibit weak to steady moves amid limited demand.
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Chicago
USDA
Cattle and Sheep Market Quotes Across Weight Classes
Market notes show bids for cattle by weight and class with ranges from common to choice. Vealers, stockers, steers, cows, bulls, and yearlings priced, along with sheep and lamb movements including ewes, wethers, and fat ewes.
Hogs and cattle prices steady at North Salt Lake market
Receipts total 1001 hogs with 22 market, 128 direct, 184 to Los Angeles, 91 to San Diego packers, 576 to South San Francisco. Hogs top 7.85 for 162 lb lights, 170 to 210 lb 7.25 to 7.75. butchers down to 6.50. Cattle receipts 34 with 850 lb steers at 5.00, grass cows 3.00 to 3.50, cutters 2.25. Sheep market quiet with late lamb drive 5.00 to 6.00.
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North Salt Lake
Pocatello Tribune
Los Angeles
San Diego Packers
San Francisco
Call for bids on oiling 8 miles of highway
The Bureau of Highways invites bids for oiling 8 miles of highway between Buh and Crover in Twin Falls county. Bids will be opened here on July 14.
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Boise
Bureau of Highways
Buh
Crover
Twin Falls County
Patriotic Daughters of the Utah Pioneers Meet July 8
A patriotic meeting of the three camps of the Daughters of the Utah Pioneers will be held on July 8 at 2 30 in the afternoon.
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Daughters of the
Utah Pioners
Negro Arraigned on Burglary Charge
Arthur Buddy Love, a Black man, was arraigned before Justice R. S. Callis on burglary charges after Mrs. Fred W. Brown heard an intruder at 1:45 a.m. and officers caught Love in the act on 232 North Grant Avenue. He had entered the back porch and rifled the ice box before trying to enter the house.
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Arthur “Buddy” Love
Fred W. Brown
Grant Avenue
Callis
Walkathon Girls Seek Messages From Home Team
Mrs. FE. J. Welker of 610 Oak street reports visiting Meridian where the walkathon is under way. She saw Misses Eddie and Dixie Dodd representing Pocatello who said the event will close its twentieth day this evening and they welcome messages of encouragement from their town.
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FE. J. Welker
Oak Street
F. W. Fay
Parma
Cashier Fails to Identify Two Men in Bank Robbery Case
Salt Lake City June 30 AP T R Vincent cashier of Murray State bank failed to identify two men arrested early today as gunmen who robbed the bank of 286 dollars days ago. The suspects Royal Olson 20 and Floyd Olson 23 were stopped for a ride by deputies at 1 15 this morning after a day-long search of hills southeast of the city. A camp in the mountains yielded goods believed stolen.
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Salt Lake City
T. R. Vincent
Murray State Bank of
Murray
Here
Royal Olson
Floyd Olson
Bull Fighters Exhibit Planned for Logan Celebration
Logan officials deny a July 4 bull fight at the city celebration after protests to Mayor A. G. Lundstrom. The American Legion sponsors the event and will present the Spanish fiesta with exhibitions by a troupe of Mexican performers.
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Logan
Ruth Chapter No 3 meets Thursday at Masonic Hall
Istrid Thursday gathering at the Masonic hall for Ruth Chapter No 3 with Magda J. Stocker as W NL and Maude K. Brown among attendees. Rebekah Lodge No 26 meets on the second and fourth Thursdays at LO F hall with Hazel W. Hatfield as secretary. contact phone 623-W.
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Ruth
Istrid Thurs
Masonic Hall
Magda J. Stocker
W. NL
Maude K. Brown
IVY Rebekah Lodge NO
F. Hall
Hazel W. Hatfield
Knights
Port Hall
Gayles Hall
J. M. Latimer
C. CG
R. P. G. Goethe
Seystone Lodge NO. SL A F. & A. M
Ray Avis
W. K. McCarty
Canton
Bulls to feature at city exhibition with no weapons
Legion officers clarified at a mayoral conference that bulls will be part of an exhibition program as incidental features and that no weapons will be used on the animals.
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Legion
Another Summons in Bannock Idaho District Court
The Fifth Judicial District of Idaho in Bannock County issues a summons to Hannah M. Smith George A. Smith Jarnes Brothers Incor orated C M Brainerd and unknown owners of lands in Bannock County to appear within twenty days and answer a complaint filed to quiet title to the West Half of the Northeast Quarter and North Half of the East Quarter of Section 27 Town 12 South Range 40 East Boise Meridian containing 160 acres. Grace L. Hall Clerk. Merrill Merrill attorneys for the plaintiff reside Pocatello Idaho.
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District Court
Fifth Judicial District
Idaho
Bannock
Thomas Panter
Hannah M. Smith
George A. Smith
Jarnes Brothers Incorporated 8 Corporation
C. M. Brainerd
Bannock County
Townshill
Boise Meredian
General Land Office
Surveyor General
State OF Idaho
Grace L. Hall
Anna Keefe
Merrill & Merrill
Pocatello
Alameda Idaho Sealed bids sought for street oiling project
The Village of Alameda Idaho invites sealed proposals by July 8 1931 8 p m for asphaltic flush coat oiling of 83 332 square yards and 21 522 square yards plus sand on village streets 5 percent bid bond required with bids opened at 8 p m in village hall Alameda Bannock County Idaho Specifications available at the village clerk’s office The village may reject all bids and will issue warrants for Local Improvement District No 7 Alameda June 1931 chairman board of trustees Alex Tubbs village clerk D T Hawkley J 23 90 Jy 7
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Alameda
Idaho
Bannock County
Superintendent of Public Works
Pocatello Bank
Village of
Superintendent of Public Works and Board of Trustees
Board of Trustees
Park Avenue
Warrants Call Notices for Various City Funds
A public notice states warrants bearing seven percent interest will be payable on presentation at the east end of the viaduct. It lists 1930 fund warrants across General, Street Lighting, Cemetery, PY Sprinkling, Airport, Band and Liberty funds with specific serial ranges and due dates of July 1, 1931. The record includes numerous warrant numbers and fund labels.
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General Fund
Inc
Airport
Liberty Re Oesee
Fund Ate
Eae Ein
The
Idaho
Ety
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