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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1927
Page
10
United States crop reports indicate winter wheat at 72.2 percent of normal with an estimated 537 million bushels and spring wheat at 86.0 percent of normal by June 1. Rye and oats also lag behind last year, while peaches and pears yield forecast drop from last year.
New York prepares for Colonel Lindbergh's arrival with cautions and crowd-control as preparations unfold at Virginia Capes and Hampton Roads. Officials consider amphibian landings to manage the reception, while the Memphis awaits in Norfolk and Washington greets the aviator with presidential ceremony.
Hugh D Autremont and his twins Ray Roy faced trial in Jacksonville Oregon for the Siskiyou tunnel hold up and quadruple killings. The case followed a years long manhunt from Cleveland to Steubenville and beyond with leads from Alaska to Canada. Special Prosecutor Roberto said Hugh would pay with his life if convicted.
The notice states the dog catcher now collects one unlicensed dog. It urges timely licensing to save the two dollar pound fee and mentions the police chief overseeing the record of unlicensed dogs.
Thursday trip to Prague Munich and Vienna includes a stop at Johannisthal where the Siemens Hall factory halted work as American visitors arrived. Chamberlin and Levine planned Albatros plant tours noting Rohrbach metal plane construction but high production costs limit US adoption.
Wall Street slipped through the morning then partly recovered as investors reassessed speculative accounts before a weekend holiday. Call money touched 4 1/4 percent with ample funds while U S Steel unfilled orders fell to multi year lows. Rails fell on stock financing news but rallied in the afternoon as Seaboard Airline and others advanced. Total volume about 2 1 million shares.
New York June 10 AP reports United States Steel Corp May 31 unfilled orders totalled 3 050 941 tons, down from 3 456 132 tons on April 30 a decline of 405 191 tons.
New York June 10 AP reports mixed foreign exchange quotations across major currencies with bids and cables shown for Great Britain France Italy and others. Call money in New York remained steady with high 4 14 and ruling rate around 4 44 reflecting tight liquidity.
New York copper remains steady with spot and futures at 12.75. Tin stays firm with spot and nearby at 68.00 and August at 64.50. Lead and zinc show little change with East St Louis zinc at 6.30, antimony at 12.37, and nearby prices steady.
Liberty bonds closed with 1964 and 4 1/4s notes showing values: first 44s at 103.3, second 448 100.15, third 4s at 100.29, fourth 44s at 103.97, U.S. Treasury 4s at 106.20.
Markets show Continental Oil at 174 and Electric Bond & Share at 73. Electric Investors at 38 and National Power and Light preferred at 1071. New Bradford at 5, Prairie Pipe Line at 170 and Standard Oil of Indiana at 675.
Chicago wheat prices for No 1 and No 2 hard listed at 1.55 and 1.54 each bushel, corn No 2 mixed 98 and No 2 yellow 92 98, oats No 2 white 50 53, No 3 white 46 85 1, rye not quoted, barley 87 97, timothy seed 45 75 45, clover seed 25.00 30.00, lard 10.70, ribs 12.50, bel lies 14.00.
The New York bar silver price is 57 per ounce with an AP report dated June 10. London reports bar silver at 26 5 16d per ounce, same date.
Omaha and Kansas City market reports show hog receipts around 8000 with much higher prices for lighter weights, cattle receipts near 1800 with steady-to-higher bids for feeders and veals, and sheep volumes around 5000 with lambs steady to slightly weaker. Los Angeles listings record small hog lots and mixed cattle movements with light supplies and varied price levels.
Portland June 10 market notes show cattle receipts 15 largely steady with 780 lb heifers at 7.00 and best years at 12.00. Hog receipts 350 with steady tone, 190 lb averages at 9.75 and 150 to 210 lb lots at 9.75, packers paying 6.50 to 7.50 for sows. Sheep market steady with light lambs 12.00 12.25 and 90 lb yearling wethers 8.00. no heavy change in prices.
E J Fjeldsted of the Pocatello chamber reports strong response to invitations for a luncheon honoring Calvin Brown. Brown, a U S Chamber representative, will speak on organization service. Delegations from Blackfoot Preston and other southeastern Idaho cities are expected.
Prince Elmer a Hollywood star from Bigger Than Barnum's will entertain each evening with the Wortham shows in Pocatello starting June 13 under American Legion auspices. He appeared with Ralph Ince and Viola Dana, starred in The Unholy Three with Lon Chaney, stands 29 inches tall and weighs 79 pounds. He is an acrobat juggler magician cartoonist and monologuist. Plans include entertaining children at St Vincent's home during his stay.
New York reports a fresh yearly low in raw sugar as 5,000 bags of Puerto Rican in port sell at 4.55. Futures weaken midday 2 to 3 points lower while spot refined remains at 6.10 to 6.20. Futures close steady with July at 2.70, September 2.81, December 2.89, January 2.79, March 2.66. 117,000 tons traded.
Chicago reports a sharp corn price drop on favorable planting weather. Outlook predicts corn acreage this year will match 1926, with Argentine imports increasing. Wheat rises on a weak domestic yield forecast while corn gains ease from broad trading and government crop expectations.
The Black and White Trio performs at the Dance Palace Saturday night with Jill billed as a featured participant. Tickets and venue details accompany the event notice for local entertainment.
Mrs. Sarah Chapman 85, mother of Leon J. Chapman assistant cashier at First National, died at her son’s Blackfoot home Thursday evening after a long illness due to senility. She came from Grammi Junction Colorado three years ago with her husband PF G Chapman who died a year and a half earlier. A Rebekah lodge and Eastern Star member, she attended the Episcopal church. Funeral services will be held at St Pauls church Sunday afternoon with burial beside her husband in Grove City cemetery.
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