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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1925
Page
7
U S grain exports last week totaled 2 254 000 bushels down from 3 349 000. Wheat 807 000 bushels versus 1 757 000, rye 43 009 against 9 000, oats 60 000 against 534 000, corn 249 000 against 199 000, barley 937 000 against 50 000. Ogden and Chicago report hog and cattle receipts with price moves and packer activity.
Hog receipts reach 6000 with better grades and higher bids across most categories. Cattle and sheep volumes show strength in fat lambs and feeding lambs, while fed steers and yearlings are slow to move and grass cattle hold steady with notable price ranges across stockers and feeders.
Cattle receipts 33 060 and calves 6 000 with slow offerings and stable to higher prices for steers and heifers. Hog demand firm with top at 11 85 and 11 65 packer market strength 15 to 19 cents higher. Sheep receipts 6 000 with lambs 15 to 25 cents up and best westerns at 14 99.
A brisk trading day in New York saw a broad rally led by General Motors and rail stocks, with New York Central hitting its peak since 1910. Despite a sharp motor-stock selloff, overall volume neared 700000 shares per hour as carriers gained while industrials faltered.
The raw sugar market opened easier on Oct 19 due to increased offerings. Philippine and Cuban nearby positions were available at 3.80c, with a firmer forenoon tone and midday prices 1 to 3 points lower. Refined market held at 6.05 to 5.20 for fine granulated.
Chicago on October 19 reports total U S potato shipments reaching 226 cars. Saturday trading was fair with a slight easing in bulk prices. Wisconsin Minnesota sacked round whites quoted 2.30 to 2.50, Wisconsin bulk 2.25 to 2.40, Minnesota Red River Chips 2.60 to 2.90, Idaho Russet sacked 3.00.
Five members of the Poca Tello Rifle and Pistol Club qualified as marksmen yesterday on the outdoor 200 yard D course. Scores exceeded the 195 threshold with Marley Wade Vanatta Evans and Bente achieving marksman status. others were close and may qualify later as the season continues.
Myron E. Witham argues that mental attitude accounts for about four percent of the game and that psychology, self-consciousness, and mutual confidence determine team performance. He warns against overreliance on coaching instructions and stresses collective effort and early game breakthroughs as confidence builders.
Babe Ruth wandered in Maine woods as Tony LaZerre of the Pacific Coast League hit his sixtieth homer to surpass Ruth. LaZerre, shortstop for the Salt Lake team, tied Ruth with fifty-ninth on Saturday, then broke Ruth's mark with a solo shot in Sacramento The season’s final double header saw a late seventh inning homer by LaZerre.
In the morning game at Sacramento Murcay and Peters led for Salt Lake while Hughes Canfield and Shea followed. The second game at Sacramento featured Ponder Coumbe Stroud and Peters with Koehler and M Shea contributing for the visitors.
New York October 19 AP A Bellows painting titled Dempsey Firpo hangs in the Metropolitan Museum of Art exhibit. The scene portrays the September 14 1923 knockdown of Jack Dempsey by Luis Angel Firpo and his dramatic return to win by knockout.
Police believe the deceased known as Tyler used an alias. A note in his coat and an address for Maywood Illinois are being checked to locate his mother and sister. The body was found near Huntington beside engine 3122 on train No 5 with suspected fatal strike.
Montana School of Mines accepted an invitation to play Utah State College on November 14 in Logan. Coach Dick Romney announced the pairing as part of the Aggies schedule. In Paris, race-goers spotlight a straw horsehair hat shown at Bois de Boulogne as a spring style.
E. J. Fieldsted secretary of the chamber of commerce spoke to a large attentive audience at Blackfoot Sunday afternoon on scouting. He said the meeting was the most enthusiastic he ever attended and that scouting in Bingham county is in very excellent condition with scouts troop committees and parents present.
Hinckley chairs Elks duck committee and a hunting party in Aberdeen returned with a bag of ninety eight ducks. Kinckley's squad has produced 274 ducks for the Elk dinner Tuesday night. The auto became stuck in a slough and took six hours to free. Members included Shepherd Barlet Zeiders Illiams Adolph Hroneck Jimmy Higson and A Hinckley.
Dr C P Groom moves his office from the Sonnenkaib building to rooms over Temple Pharmacy. Phone 935. Tribune want ads promise results.
Empire City Racing at Yonkers Maryland Fair at Laurel Business Men's Racing at Chicago. Northern California women’s golf championship in San Francisco. National Billiards Championship opens in session. Savannah Kennel Club annual show. Boxing bouts set: Edouard Masear vs Lew Hurley 12 rounds Brooklyn. Frank Moody vs Lew Chester 12 rounds Brooklyn. Bill Kennedy vs Petey Mack 12 rounds Jersey City. Fiddle Brady vs Al Corbett 10 rounds Philadelphia. Bobby Garcia vs Danny Kramer 10 rounds Philadelphia.
Cotenge October 19 reports foreign selling of May wheat and larger world shipments weighing on prices. Weather and Liverpool quotes limit gains, with December and May futures sliding to around 1.45 and 1.43 respectively. Corn and oats decline follow, while provisions rise on a hog market upturn.
Chicago reports that footballs are made from cowhide, not pigskin, a misnomer rooted in history. The National Tanners of America will demonstrate the manufacturing process December 7, noting the calfskin and double grained cowhide quality. The oval shape is also linked to its porcine ancestry.
A dry forecast shows fair conditions tonight and Tuesday with little temperature change. Frost is expected in the northern portion, impacting early morning routines and outdoor plans.
Readers urged to consult Dr Scarborough at the Bannock Hotel this Wednesday October 21 for eye defect consultations. The notice promotes medical guidance and vision care availability.
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