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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1925
Page
8
Wheat futures showed an uneven day with December rising while nearer contracts hovered around, amid dwindling Chicago stocks and good Canadian weather. Corn weakened after an initial dip. oats and rye held firm as hogs and cattle receipts varied, and New York stocks closed with mixed, broad-based gains across major issues.
New York traders saw a recovery to a normal market as confidence returned on rail, oil, and equipment shares. Volume eased to about 1,395,000 in the first three hours, with prices rising as interest shifted from rails to motors and related stocks.
Chicago market report shows hog receipts 26 000 with generally weaker bids. 160 to 200 lb hogs 11.60 to 11.90. 100 to 150 lb hogs 11.75 to 12.00. sows 9.75 to 10.10. pigs 11.25 to 12.50. cattle receipts 12 000 with steady to slow demand. steers stronger on heavier weights. vealers 11.60 to 12.00. stockers and feeders firmer. Sheep receipts 14 000 with fat lambs 14.75 to 15.00 and feeding lambs higher. native ewes 6.50 to 7.50. Omaha market notes hog receipts 6,600 with steady to weak demand for butcher and light offerings.
Raw Cuban sugar prices slide to 3.77 cents a pound duty paid the lowest since January 1922 as about 100000 bags are sold to local refiners for prompt and October shipment. Futures edge lower then rally. refined sugar held at 5.05 to 6.20. Cuban raw sugar also trades at 2 cents a pound before duty.
Chicago October 29 potato market reports 218 car receipts bringing total U S shipments to 1136. Market generally steady with round whites from Wisconsin Minnesota and Michigan selling about 2.40 to 2.50 a 100 pounds and some at 2 55. Wisconsin bulk round whites 2 20 to 2 40. Minnesota and North Dakota Red River supplies 3.00. Idaho russets 3.00 to 3.15.
Chicago October 20 The United States railway labor board heard cases from the striking engine service brotherhoods and the western Maryland railway. Fred Barr of San Antonio Texas vice president of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen opened with a statement saying the union proposed mutual adherence to the board’s decision.
Rome reports the Italian debt funding delegation led by Finance Minister Count Volpi will sail for the United States Thursday aboard the liner Duilio from Naples. The group includes two police officers and other experts, all housed in second class cabins.
Stop eye defects briefing urges residents to visit Dr Scarborough at the Bannock Hotel on Wednesday October 21 for eye health consultation and checkup.
Denver attorney Charles W. Waterman counsel for the president's only board is seriously considering a senate bid to replace Rice W. Means. He says publicity was premature but has been urged to run by many supporters locally and in Washington.
The comedy romance starring Bebe Daniels with Rod La Rocque ends its Strand run today. A society girl becomes a detective, delivering spirited adventure and a happy ending. The film features George Matheson’s orchestra. Tomorrow Anita Stewart stars in Never the Twain Shall Meet.
Lillian Gish stars as Romola in a masterful performance praised for purity of feature and expression. Dorothy Gish appears as Tessa in a sympathetic role as the dramatic tale reaches a magnificent climax. Henry King’s direction lauded for detail and characterization. Tomorrow’s Orpheum bill features Dorothy Mackaill in Chickie about the American working girl.
The world’s sweetheart Mary Pickford trades gowns for the familiar ruffled persona as Little Annie Rooney. The film at the Captiol presents a spirited Irish lassie whose adventures promise laughs suspense and heart throbs in a showcase of Pickford artistry.
A strong gale with snow flurries hits northern Michigan. Waves at Little Traverse Bay reach 30 to 40 feet, damaging many lake wharves. The government pier at Petoskey harbor is not expected to survive. Marquette County reports over a foot of snow in the Upper Peninsula.
Federal agents served summonses on 30 Manhattan cabarets and supper clubs along Broadway and nearby areas for alleged liquor sales. Lido Venice El Fey Piccadilly Hampton Piping Rock among sites. owners summoned to federal court as Buckner targets about 100 resorts. Evidence destruction heard as agents entered premises.
Cleveland observers note that color can affect mood and appetite at home. William Downie, master painter, says red wallpapers can cause indigestion and quarrels at breakfast and that color schemes in dining and living rooms influence behavior.
Dr Ellen Boyenger offers foot reconstruction services at 327 W Lewis. Free examination promoted with contact by phone 703.
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