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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1925
Page
18
Irregular wheat trading with December futures firming while May and July eased amid good Canadian weather. Corn slipped after early advances, oats held near the open, and provisions rose. Cattle and sheep receipts showed mixed demand with feeders and stockers prominent in pricing across Ogden and surrounding markets.
New York stock activity stabilizes with lower volume around 1.395 million shares in three hours. The upward trend resumes as speculative interest shifts from rails to motors oil tobacco and equipment stocks. Major gains include General Electric up eight points Mack Truck five Western Union four and several others up four.
Hog receipts reach 26 000 with declines of 10 to 25 cents from Monday. Underweight hogs fall hardest while big packers stay inactive. Bulk 160 to 300 pound hogs bring 11.00 to 11.90, 100 to 150 pound hogs 11.75 to 12.00, sows 9.40 to 10.35, slaughter pigs 11.25 to 12.75. Cattle receipts 12 000 with slow to steady demand. best fed steers 16.75 per 1 326 pounds, bulk 9.50 to 12.00, stockers and feeders firmer. Sheep receipts 14 000 with fat lambs and natives uneven. bulk early 15.50 to 15.90, ewes 6.50 to 7.50. Omaha reports hog receipts 6 000 with steady to weak demand for butcher and light offerings.
Raw sugar fell to 3.77 cents a pound duty paid the lowest since January 1922 with about 100000 bags offered by Cuban refiners for prompt and October shipment. Cuban raw sugar traded at 2 cents a pound before duty, yielding a net 3.77 cents after duty.
Chicago on October 29 reports 218 carloads of potatoes with U. S. shipments totaling 1,136. Market steadiness noted with Wisconsin Minnesota and Michigan round whites selling 2.40 to 2.50, some 2.55. bulk whites 2.20 to 2.40. Red River Ohios 3.00. Idaho russets 3.00 to 3.15.
The United States railway labor board heard testimony from both the striking engine service brotherhoods and the Western Maryland railway. Fred Barr of San Antonio, Texas, VP of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen, opened with a proposal that both sides accept the board’s decision.
Rome reports the economy minded Italian debt funding delegation led by Finance Minister Count Volpi departs for the United States on the liner Duilio from Naples. All principals and experts will stay in second class cabins and two police officers join the personnel.
A public health notice invites residents to attend a Wednesday October 21 eye care talk by Dr Scarborough at the Bannock Hotel. The session covers vision defects and treatment options.
Denver attorney Charles W. Waterman who serves as counsel for the president's onl board says he is seriously considering a run for the Colorado senate seat now held by Rico W. Means. He notes strong urging from many friends in Denver and Washington but does not want publicity at this time.
The Strand ends its run today on the comedy romance Wild, Wild Susan starring Bebe Daniels with Rod La Rocque. Romola featuring Lillian and Dorothy Gish closes tonight at the Orpheum, with Henry Wing praised for the film’s careful detail and power.
A strong gale with snow flurries sweeps northern Michigan. Wave action damages lake wharves in Little Traverse Bay with 30 to 40 feet waves. The Petosky government pier is not expected to survive. Marquette County reports over a foot of snow in the upper peninsula.
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Federal agents led by United States District Attorney Buckner served summonses on about 30 nightlife venues along Broadway and nearby streets. Waiters were summoned to testify as liquor violations were charged, with scenes of bottles breaking during seizures and efforts to padlock top resorts rumored for an encore list.
Cleveland report on color impact from a convention. William Downie master painter says colors trigger responses from appetite to restlessness. He notes red wallpaper can cause digestive issues and mood changes at breakfast.
Dr Ellen Boyenger advertises foot reconstruction services with an office at 327 W Lewis. Free examination offered and contact by phone 703.
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