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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1925

Page

3

Trading Showed Erratic Trend In Mixed Markets

The New York market moved upward with profit taking and bear selling creating irregularity. Foreign and domestic shares reached new year highs while oil rails and copper showed mixed strength and weakness, with power stocks sinking on selling.

New York Gerany Montana Ols Atantic Seaboard Marland Company Coort Newark Porphyry Iterstate Commerce Commission Nime

Continental 24 percent, Frankle Pipeline 19 percent drop

The tally shows Curboi close at 24 percent Continent continental, Frankie Pipeline 19 percent, Stennard of Indiana 65 percent, Standard of New York 44 percent, and New Bradford Bank Salt Creek Consolidated Bank.

CTRE New York Ontinental Frakie Pipe Line Stennard Indiana Standard of New Bradford Salt Creek Consolidated

Motors Showed The Best Gain In Stock Market Session

Speculators led an active brief session with industrials rising under public utilities. American Waterworks Utah Securities Virginia Railway climbed five points. Frisco common set a new high. Gains spread to motors, equipment, steels, electricals and merchandisers amid 1925 highs for Underwood Typewriter Julius Kayser Eaton Axle and more. Total volume about 700000 shares.

New York American Waterworks Common Utah Securities and Virginia Railway Lower Frisco Common Underwood Typewriter Julius Kayser Eaton Axle Virginia Railway and Power and Midland and Steel

Hog and cattle market report from Chicago livestock yard

Hogg recounts 4 000 hogs with gains up to 26 cents over Friday. Heavy hogs and light sows show modest gains as packers buy sparingly. Beef cattle mixed with declines for steer lots, vealers up to 75 cents, stockers steady. Sheep and lambs mostly steady with spring lambs easing slightly. California shipments noted.

Omaha Hog and Cattle Market Report May 16

Omaha market notes show hog receipts around 2 300 with prices near 11.90 top and live cattle mixed. Fed yearlings and light steers steady to weak while veal and cattle flesh rise modestly. sheep receipts 1 200 with clipped lambs around 12.00 to 12.75 and fat sheep lifting to 7.00–8.25 weight ranges.

Kansas City Market Report Mixed Cattle Hog and Sheep Prices

Cattle receipts 1 600 head with feeders and heavy steers selling under 9 90. in Texas grass cattle down. yearlings mostly steady. stocker and feeder cattle softer. Hog receipts 1 500 higher with top around 11 86 for choppers and 11 75 for packers. sows 10 25 to 10 56. sheep receipts 2 500 with spring lambs around 16 50 weight and heaviest sales in the 12 75 to 15 50 range. Ogden market sees bids up to 12 00 on light cattle. light-weight steers 7 26 to 8 90. veal calves 7 00 to 8 50. stock cows and heifers 2 26 to 4 65.

Chicago Hogg Nebrask Generg Omaha Belogna Kansas City Texas Fife California Ogden Swanston Calif Evring

Commodity Prices Report From Chicago And London May 16

Chicago prices show wheat No. 2 hard 1.71 and No. 8 hard 170 percent, corn No. 2 mixed 113, oats No. 2 white 174 48 percent, rye 1.19, barley 64 89. Seed and meat items list lard 16.67 ribs 17.00 bellies 19.63, timothy 3.75, clover 17.00 38.00. London bar silver at 91 4 per ounce on May 16.

Chicago AQ Rye Scantonelli Guls

Wheat market slips on larger winter wheat outlook and market doubts

Chicago May 16 AP Prospects of over 20 million bushels more winter wheat than officials forecast push prices down this week except for prompt month. July and September corn and oats drop while May holds. Government crop outlook surprises traders despite smaller last year’s yield. Market manipulation charges add uncertainty with a sharp fall in provisions.

Chicago United States Secretary of Agriculture Argentina

Stocks Edge Higher on Many Dow Jones Components

A wall of blue chip gains led the market with notable climbs for Am. Can, Am. Sugar, Am. Tel & Tel, and General Motors while several rail and industrials posted modest advances. Tech and consumer names such as General Electric and Coca Cola showed firm price support amid a broad trading day.

New York American Canap Car & Foy. L Sm. & Hef Tel & Tel Woolen ‘ Js Anaconda Cop Atchison Bethlehem Sil California Vet Canadian Pac Ceat. Leath. Pfd Ahah Sc Cerro de Pasco Tae Chandler Motor Best Chesapeake & Ohio Speethe Ohic Northwestern Chic. Mil. & St. P. Ptd Eola Chic Chile Coca Cola Colorade Fuela Corgela E Congoleum T Consolidated Gas Jana Pocengesale Ve Crucible Steel Lens Eee Ae Pfad Davidson Chem É du Pont de Nemé Sri Famous Players General Agphalt Ben Sire General Electric General Motors Sonbidsthgaelelel Een iGt Pfd Gulf States Steel Houston Ojne Hudson Motors Sinois Central Ast Int. Harvester Eee Kelly Springfield Kennecott Cop Lehigh Valley National Sead New York Central Ponting the Jase Bette Norfolk & Western American Eerie Northern Pacific Pacific Oil Bray Pan Am, Pet Alee Pennsylvania Titia. & Ray TL Ae Philips Pet Utah Westinghouse Eléc_ Willys-Overland Woolworth Mia Dodge Bros

Crowd Packs Churchill Downs for 51st Kentucky Derby

A record crowd at Churchill Downs swells for the 51st Kentucky Derby with early estimates above 80,000. Chantey and Reminder scratched. Quatrain favored on a fast track as mutuel win bets approach 1.5 million dollars.

Churchill Downs Louisville America Chantey Reminder Mrs. Payne Whitney New York Harry Payne Whitney the Rat Backbone Quatrain Latonia Johnson Benny Bruning Omah Khay

Derby Attendance and Purses Over Generations

Louisville May 16 AP Fifty one years after Kentucky hobby Derby Aristides won 1875 stake 2850 seen by under 4000. In 1924 Black Gold took the Derby 52775 to winner. Now Colonel Matt J Winn Kentucky Jockey Club manager expects 60000 100000 spectators for the 51st running with a 53475 prize to the winner if twenty horses start.

Louisville Kentucky Aristides Black Gold Matt J. Winn Kentucky Jockey Resub

Hog Production Costs Lowered

A department of agriculture study shows raising two litters per year lowers overall hog production costs versus one litter. Although fall litters raise feed and labor costs per 100 pounds of pork, other costs drop, especially easier pig saving at weaning in summer and lower capital investment.

Washington Department of Agriculture

Trainmen Hear Labor Leaders in Cleveland Convention

Delegates of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen from across the nation and Canada convened in Cleveland for a triennial meeting. James Murdock of Canada and James J. Davis of the United States spoke, noting union growth to 180,000 members and a history free of violence while addressing Canadian labor conditions.

Cleveland Brotherhood of Railroad Canada James Murdock Dominion of Canada Brotherhood James J. Davis Murdock Davis Amalgamated Iron, Steel and Tin Workers Association

Rescue efforts abandon hope for entombed miner Gus Bolden

Butte officials said rescue workers halted live rescue attempts for Gus Bolden a West Colusa mine miner entombed by a ground fall at the 200 foot level last Monday. Work will continue until the body is located.

Butte Mont Gus Bolden West Colusa

Evicted Lavaye settlers seek home in Wyoming oil fields

Denver report notes Lavaye settlers in the Galt eek area of Wyoming face displacement after an eviction order. The group Edgerton and freemen are moving around as they challenge the action, while local oil firms are named in the discussion.

Denver Colo Lavaye Galteek Wyo Edgerton Peeaenen

Nine Nations Ordered To Pungle Up Debt Figures

A Washington dispatch notes nine nations owe the United States over 7.1 billion dollars for wartime loans and assets. Armenia and Liberia have separate tallies while Russia's debt runs around 200 million.

Armenia Washington Liberia United States Russia

Radio Listings for Sunday May 17 Across Multiple Cities

Radio schedule summary lists stations from Pocatello Calgary Denver Los Angeles Portland Hollywood Seattle San Francisco Winnipeg Fort Worth Dallas and other locations. It notes church services orchestras dance music film night programs vocalists and evangelists with times ranging from 7 to 12. The lineup includes KFWR KFI KHJ KNX KNX WCCO WFAA WBAP and others with various religious and musical broadcasts.

Pocatello CFAO Calgary Baptist Church KOA Denver Church of Christ Seientiet KFI Los Angele Econucert KFWR Hollywood KGW Portland Council of Churches KHJ Los Angeles KJR Seattle KNX S—Presbyterian KPO San Francisco CKY Winnipeg KTHS Hot Springs WBAP Fort Worth WCCO Minneapolis WFAA Dallas

Radio Program Listings Across Stations

Mixed program schedules list orchestras choirs dramatic readers banjoists and entertainers at WEMC WBEBCN WJID WTAS with times 7 15 10 12 and 6 10 across Berrien Springs Chicago Mooseheart and El locations.

WEMC Berrien Springs Wbebcn Chicago WJID Mooseheart WTAS

Border Commission Meets at El Paso Golf Links

Representatives of the United States Mexico border commission will meet during the El Paso session on common grounds the golf links. Lincoln G Andrews chairs the American section and Fernandez MacGregor leads the Mexican delegation with golf as a unifying motif. Rome Bishop Patrick J Keane of Sacramento was received by Pope Pius.

el Paso Tex United States- Mexico Border Commission Lincoln G. Andrews Fernandez MacGregor Mexican Foreign Relations Department Rome Patrick J. Keane Sacramento Calif Pope Pius

Bandit Leaders Given Ultimatum in Lani Province

Governor General Leonard Wood issued an ultimatum to bandit leaders near Lani province warning that they must abandon their mountain fortress or the constabulary will dislodge them by force. After a return from Lanao province where he invited surrender, the bandits refused. Bandits have been sallies from their fortress destroying telegraph lines and burning schoolhouses.

Manila Leonard Wood Lani Wood Lanao Bhanditae

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