Irregular trading marks today's market in New York
Dinamic shifts in sentiment produced a volatile session with a sharp morning drop followed by an afternoon rebound aided by oil and auto shares. The call money rate drop spurred buying, while steel and rubber stocks weakened and rail shares showed renewed strength amid a market close firm with two and a half million shares traded.
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New York
Steel Trade Reviews
U. S
Paramount
Famous Players
Foundation Company
American Waterworks
Baldwin
A. M. Byers
Atlantic Refining
Chrysler
Gabriel Snubber
Remington Rand
Eastern
Ontario
Western
New York Central
New Haven
Lehigh Valley
Delaware and Hudson
United States Steel
Houston Oil
Western Pacific
American
Foreign exchange quotes in cents across major nations
New York June 8 AP reports easy foreign exchange with bids in cents. Rates include Great Britain 4.8514, cables 4.85 percent, 60 day bills 4.815 to 4.816, France 3.9141, Italy 5.4914 to 5.50, Belgium 13.88, Germany 23.69, Holland 40.02, Norway 25.89, Sweden 26.75, Denmark 26.70, Switzerland 19.234, Spain 17.1514, Greece 1.321, Poland 11.40, Czecho Slovakia 2.98, Yugoslavia 1.76, Austria 14.1244, Romania 60.4, Argentina 42.43, Brazil 11.81, Tokyo 46.433, Shanghai 63.12, Montreal 99.93.
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Foreign Exchange
New York
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Switzerland
Spain
Greece
Poland
Czecho-Slovakia
Jugo Slavia
Austria
Rumania
Argentina
Brazil
Tokyo
Shanghai
Montreal
Potatoes Market Tales from Chicago Shipment Slump
AP reports potato market activity with new and old stock figures for Je ts Triumphs and Irish Cobblers. Prices vary by variety and region with Texas Alabama Louisiana notes and North Carolina South Carolina barrel Irish Cobblers values. Market remains weak as sales are too few to establish a firm price.
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Chicago
U. S
Canada
Texas
Alabama
Louisiana
Bliss
Oklahoma
North
South Carolina
Curb Quotations and Bar Silver Report
Curb quotations show Continental Oil at 174, Electric Bond and Share 75, ditto prefer red 108 percent, Electric Investors 3854, National Power and Light preferred 107 percent, Prairie Pipe Line 1745, Salt Creek mine 64. Bar silver prices are reported as of New York trading.
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New York
Continental Oil
Electric Bond & Share
Ditto
Electric Investors
National Power and Light
Prairie Pipe Line
Salt Creek Mn
Standard Oil of
Indiana
Bellanca Enlarges Plane Production Plant Lease
Perth Amboy June 8 AP The News reports Giuseppe Bellanca will take over the Aero Marine plant at Keyport for Columbia monoplane production Papers for the lease are being drawn and aircraft manufacture will begin soon.
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Perth Amboy
N. J
the News Today
Giuseppe M Bellanca
Columbia
Aero Marine Coad Calederen
Keyport
Bellanca
Chicago Livestock Prices and Market Report
Hog receipts 23 000 with mixed movement from Tuesday. light hogs weak, butchers steady to higher on 225 lb plus stock, 110 to 210 lb averages. Cattle receipts 10 900 with fed steers and yearlings up to 15 25 cents, stockers scarce, fat cows slow. New York raw sugar steady with slight gains in futures. July at 2.80, September 2.89, December 2.98, January 2.88.
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Chicago
Arizona
New York
Cpot
Java
Market Report from St Joseph Livestock Auction
Hogs sold around 9500 head, steady to 10 cents lower with top at 8.85 and most hogs 8.20 to 8.50. Cattle yard saw about 2000 head, feeds and steers 9.75 to 11.25, top 12.00. cows and heifers 4.00 to 10.00. calves 5.50 to 10.00, stockers 7.50 to 9.00. Sheep 4000 head mostly steady, lambs 16.50 to 18.00, clipped ewes 5.25 to 6.25.
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St. Joseph
Market Report from Los Angeles Portland and Ogden Livestock Markets
Los Angeles trading shows hogs receipts around 500 with steady demand and average weights near 174 pounds. Cattle receipts about 300 with generally steady prices for steers and heifers, calves up to 12.00 for 238 pounds, Arizona cattle around 11.50, and sheep showing middling demand with lambs 12.25 to 14.00. Portland reports light cattle and hog activity with sparse receipts and steady to lower quotes for hogs. Ogden notes hogs 8.75 to 8.50 for weighty sows and calves 9.50 to 10.50, with sheep moderate at 12.00 to 12.25 for medium grades.
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Los Angeles
California
Arizona
Ogden
Plans to Rebuild Hit By Flood Waters
The article outlines seed and stock needs for planting and feeding programs as part of a rehabilitation plan. It notes expected final details to be worked out on Friday and reports floodwaters at the Atchafalaya mouth with only limited additional damage. A New Orleans gauge shows a slight drop to 178.
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Atchafalaya
New Orleans
Lindbergh’s Mother Plans Quiet Washington Visit
Mrs Evangeline Lodge Lindbergh mother of Charles A Lindbergh will travel to Washington by regular rail from Detroit on Friday to greet her son on the U S S Memphis. She declines a special car and travels as a Pullman passenger on leave from Cass Technical High School where she teaches.
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Detroit
Evangeline Lodge Lindbergh
Washington
Charles A. Lindbergh
Memphis
Pennsylvania
New York
Charles
Wheat Prices Falter as Markets Watch Legislation and Crops
Chicago June 8 Wheat futures slipped late as market nerves about the Kessing er bill in Springfield and the government crop report next day weighed on sentiment. Earlier, prices rose on European crop fears and Argentina’s reduced acreage, with corn and oats mixed amid drought notes and frost timing considerations for the leading states.
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Chicago
Kessinger
Springfield
Argentina
Gulf of Mexico
Aviators’ London to Berlin Flight Fears and Wives Dilemma
Berlin crowds cheered in front of the embassy as aviators drew attention at a national fete atmosphere. Mrs Chamberlin and Mrs Levine, at sea en route to Germany, create a new problem for the team as plans to fly to Vienna or Rome are put in abeyance. Levine and Chamberlin avoided confirming flight mileage while awaiting direction on reunions.
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Berlin
Chamberlin
Levine
High Seas
Rmany
Vienna
Rome
Columbia
Civic chub cooks up Saturday food sale at former Kodak site
Announcements note a Civic chub cooked food sale this Saturday from 9 to 5 at the former Kodak shop location. Electa Kensington of Ruch Chapter meets Thursday at the Masonic temple. Portneuf Lodge No. 18 holds a special evening for the first degree with full attendance urged. W. E. A. officers and drill team asked to be present. initiation and social to follow at the Eagles hall.
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Civic Chub
Boaden Kodak
Electa Kensington of Ruch
Masonic Temple
All Stars
Portneuf Lodge No. 18
A. F
A. M
Eagles’ Hall
Flood control bills debated as Congress weighs special session
Senate leaders discuss flood control legislation for New Orleans levees and spillways as a possible October special session. President Coolidge had not decided on calling Congress back, with officials saying no commitment has been made and a public decision would come if reached.
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Congress
Senator Jones
Washington
Senate Commierce Committee
White House
Senator Smoot
Uta
Coolidge
Senator Smart
Wallentine Heads Idaho State Aerie Eagles Convention
Wallentine of Sandpoint heads the Idaho State Aerie Eagles as N R Valientine of Sandpoint is elected state president for the coming year. R P Harmon of Mountain Home becomes vice president, C J Coughlan Idaho Falls remains secretary for a sixth year, with Khalil Kingsbury Malad treasurer and other officers named. Wallace chosen as 1926 convention city. Mayor C Ben Ross speaks at banquet. proceedings feature music by Gaylord Sanford and Treble Clef girls. Reverend H Herman departs for Chicago.
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State Aerie
Order of Eagles
Eagles
Eugene L. Roberts
Boise
N.R. Valientine
Sandpoint
Mr. Roberts
R. P. Harmon
Mountain Home
C. J. Coughlan
Idaho Falls
Khalil Kingsbury
Malad
C. R. Reddech
A. C. Toy
J. B. Collier
Wallace
G. W. Tyler
Pocatello
H. R. Hughes
Kellogg
Aerie
Idaho
C. Ben Ross
Gaylord G. Sanford
Gibson Walters
Sanford
Jury Deadlock in Boyer Murder Case Ends in Dismissal
Jury fails to reach verdict in Ed Boyer alias Eugene Waldron case charged with first degree murder for the shooting of Rollings. After six and a half hours deliberation the panel stood four for conviction and eight for acquittal, with a later request for instructions. Judge Edgington presided in Idaho Falls as prosecutors and defense argued, with a retrial possible in about ten days.
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Ed Boyer
Eugene Waldron
Rollings
George W. Edgington
Idaho Falls
H. J. Swanson
B. A. McDevitt
Ralph Jones
Stamps Valued at Fifty Dollars vs One Thousand
Washington reports claimed stamps aboard the Bellanca plane were worth about $1,000 each, but collector R P Levis contends the stamps more likely value around $50 each. The Bellanca flight carried letters and the chamber awarded Mrs Clarence D Chamberlin a $15,000 purse.
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Chamber
Clarence D. Chamberlin
Washington
R. P. Levis
Study Course in Voice Offered at University
The University of Idaho announces a summer study course in voice use to begin after June 15 and run twice weekly for five weeks. Paul McKinley, the voice instructor, outlines fundamentals of breath, tone, color, and interpretation. Registration closes June 15 with a moderate fee. private classes and a nine week summer course are also available. A glee club will form from the voice classes.
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University of Idaho
Department of Music
Paul McKinley
Univeristy
McKinley
Lindbergh Flier Gets Postal Greeting in Washington
Washington on June 8 AP reports the first letter bearing a Lindbergh picture addressed to Washington reached Postmaster General New from Waltham Massachusetts. It will be delivered Saturday along with thousands of other greeting letters. This morning 583 letters for Lindbergh arrived care of the Postmaster General.
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Washington
Charles A. Lindbergh
Washington, D. C
New
Waltham
Mass
Lindbergh
Eagles Inspect Kraft Cheese Plant Visit in Pocatello
Visiting Eagles in town for the state convention toured the Kraft Cheese plant Tuesday afternoon led by H. S. Brown Kraft general western manager. Delegation praised Pocatello as progressive beyond railroading and lauded the local industry as a point of pride.
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Pocatello
H. S. Brown
Kraft Interests
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