Markets rally as oil and copper lead broad advance
New York reports a resumed broad upward stock market with heavy oil and copper shares. Trading volume nears two million as general gains persist into late afternoon and names like General Motors, DuPont, Mack Trucks, and Texas Gulf Sulphur lead the rally.
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New York
Coppers
Anacinda
Cerro de Parco Motors
Mielk Trucks
Hudson
Atlantic Coast Line
Trupont
Baldwin
Btooklyn
Union Gas
Central Leather
General Motors
Mack Trucks
Dupont
American Smelting
South Porto Rico
National Lead
New York Currency Rates and Western Markets Report
June 1 foreign exchange steady with Britain at 4.86 percent and France 2.81 percent. World rates list many nations with varied demands and cables. U S markets note Tokyo 47.00 and Shanghai 72.87. In California potatoes arrivals on June 15 show market dull with carlots selling 50 to 65 cents.
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New York
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Switzerland
Spain
Greece
Poland
Czecho-Slovakiia
Juce-Slavia
Austria
Rumania
Argentina
Tirazil
Tokyo
Shanghai
Montreal
Los Angeles
California
Shafer
Grain price rundown across Kansas City Omaha and Chicago markets
Wheat and corn values drift with small moves in Kansas City Omaha and Chicago trading. No. 2 dark hard wheat ranges around 1.55 to 1.80 per bushel with July and Sept futures noted, while corn holds near 71 to 74 cents. Oats show minor shifts and rye and barley quote broad ranges with seed prices listed.
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Kansas City
Omaha
Chicago
Toledo
Potatoes Prices and Shipments Across Regions
Chicago reports potato receipts for June 15 with new and old car totals for shipments and stock levels. Prices vary by region with Wisconsin round whites at 2.50 to 2.65, Idaho russets 2.90 to 3.10, North Carolina cobbler stock 6.50, and Washington russets 2.75 to 2.90.
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Chicago
Southern
Cobblers
North Carolina
Wisconsin
Idaho
Russets
Washington
Poultry market report from Chicago
Poultry prices and receipts reported in Chicago on June 15 with alive birds steady. Receipts totaled 12 cars including fowls 26 percent, broilers 36038, springs 45, turkeys 86, roosters 17, and ducks 26 30.
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Chicago
Money Market Rumors Signal Mixed Rates and Collateral
Report from New York markets notes a 4 percent ruling rate and 4 percent offered rate with last loan at 3 percent. Joans against acceptances steady at 3 percent. Mixed collateral aged 60 to 90 ranges, with 4 to 6 month terms around 4 percent and mercantile papers at 3 percent.
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New York
Joans
Silver markets drift as London bar hits 304.6 cents
New York on June 15 reports silver at 66 per 100 in London on June 16. Bar silver posted at 304.6 cents per ounce, as markets show slight activity and price alignment across centers.
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Silver
New York
London
Sugar Market Holds Steady Amid Warmer Weather
New York on June 15 reported unchanged prices in the raw sugar market at 4.14 for Cuban duty paid. Warmer weather and a firmer spot tone spurred further covering and outside buying, with raw futures showing 1 to 2 point gains midday. Refined sugar remained steady from 6.40 to 6.70 per hundredweight.
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New York
Curb Market Quotations From New York
Curb quotations list current prices for several stocks and bonds including Electric Bond and Share at 69 percent, ditto preferred 107 percent, Electric Investors 39 percent, Kraft Cheese 69 percent, National Power and Light preferred 100 percent, Continental 01F 20 percent, Prairie Pipe Line 126, Standard of Indiana 65, Standard of New York 32, and Salt Creek Consolidated ex-dividend 8 percent.
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New York
Ditto
Electric
Kraft Cheese
National Power and Light
Continental
Prairie Pipe Line
Standard of Indiana
Standard of New York
Salt Creek
Bay
Lehigh Valley
Sm & Ref Io
Louisville & Nash
Tel & Tel
Marland Oil
Am Tobacco
Mid Continent Pet
Kan & Tex
Anaconda Cop
Missouri Pac
Armour
Montgomery Ward
Nat
Atchison
At Coast Line
New York Central
Haldwin Loco
NH & Kitfa
Balt & Obtomy
Norfolk & Western
Bethlehem
Cerra de Pasco
Pennsylvania
Chespeake & Ofito
Phillipa Vet
Nie & Northwestern Ess
Pierce Arrow
Chie Mit & St P Pd
Radio Corp
jChie Tt & Paananee
Nile
Ir & Steel
Myster Corp
St L & San Fran
Coon Cola
Sears Roebuck
Colorado
Consolidated
Southern Pacific Crucible Steel
Southern Ry
Edge Bros A
Nash Motors
Stewart Warner Ae
Studebaker
Texas Co
Texas Gulf
Texas & Pacific Fish Rubber
Foundation Co
Union Pacific
General Asphalt
United Cigar Stores
General Electric
General Motors
Nor Iron Oreetts
Gt Northerm Pf
Flour Market Report Highlights Barrel Price and Shipments
Minneapolis June 15 flour market notes the price of family patent flour at 9.26 per barrel, with shipments totaling 42 980 barrels and bran priced at 23.00.
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Minneapolis
Sugar futures climb with steady July to March prices
Sugar futures in New York show a firm tone with estimated sales around 60,000 tons. Prices advance for several months with July at 2.45, September 2.58, December 2.72, January 2.76, and March at 8.78.
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New York
Utah Weather Sees Fair Tonight and Cooler Wednesday
The Utah weather forecast calls for generally fair conditions tonight with cooler temperatures expected on Wednesday. Southwest regions may experience slightly different conditions but overall a mild decline in temperatures is anticipated.
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Utah
Livestock Market Report Chicago and Ogden June 15
Livestock receipts show hogs dull with 10 cent lower tone and strong packer inactivity in Chicago with prices around 14.20 to 14.78 for various hog categories. Cattle and sheep ranges vary with steady to weak demand, notable figures include hogs tops near 14.60, cattle bulk to packers around 11.50 to 12.00, and lambs bidding up to 16.60 in Chicago. Ogden reports 238 hogs with prices up to 14.90 and 63 cattle with heifers at 6.40 and cows at 5.35, plus 2,249 sheep receipts and lambs around 13.00 to 15.59.
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Ogden
Chicago
St. Joseph
Market Summary from Portland June hogs and sheep
Portland market report notes nominal steady activity with minimal trading. Hog receipts total 150 with prices down to 15.40 for some butchers stock. Sheep receipts 1415 mostly sold on arrival with Monday lamb sales 25 cents lower. bulk prices 12.50 to 12.75.
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Portland
Live Stock Markets Across Coast and Midwest in June Reports
Market letters from San Francisco Los Angeles and Kansas City detail cattle hogs sheep and calves trading under varied conditions. Prices show calves around 12 to 15 dollars a head in California and midwestern tops near 10.20 for yearlings while hogs trade near 16.85 and 14.40 for lighter weights. Demand mixed with steers steady to weak and cows and ewes showing softer quotes in some regions.
Market Report Omaha Hogs And Cattle Prices June 16
Hogs totaling about 14 000 sold with most weights 160 to 240 pounds averaging 14.10 to 14.26 and top 14.80 for sorted 160-pound lots. 240 to 325-pound butchers mostly 14.10, packing sows 12.00 to 12.60, bulk sales 13.25 to 14.15. average cost 18.82. Cattle about 10 000 fed steers and yearlings slow to steady, bulk 8.50 to 9.76, some loads 0.85 to 10.00. stockers scarce and other classes steady.
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Chicago
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Arizona
Kansas City
Texas
Omaha
Market report from St Joseph cattle hogs and sheep
Hogs at St Joseph hovered around steady to lower with top prices near 14.35 and bulk 13.75 to 14.20. Cattle activity mostly steady. steers 10.50 with top 10.15, heifers around 9.00, calves 5.00 to 10.00, stockers and feeders 6.75 to 6.50. Sheep 2,500 with lambs lower, spring lambs 15.25, clipped ewes 6.25 to 6.50.
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St. Joseph
Metals Prices Steady Across Copper Tin and Lead
New York metal markets show copper steady in spot and futures, tin easing with spot near 60.62 and futures 59.50, iron and lead unchanged, zinc at 7.25 in East St Louis both spot and futures, and antimony at 10.50.
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New York
East St Louis
Pocatello Weather Report Unsettled Tonight and Fair Tomorrow
The U S Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau reports unsettled conditions for Pocatello Idaho tonight with Wednesday fair skies and moderate temperatures. Data cover 24 hours to 6 am today with temperatures 69 average, high 72 yesterday, low 47 today and precipitation 0.16 inch since month start.
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Pocatello
U. S Department of Agriculture
U.S. Weather Bureau
Idaho
A. R. Teeple
Wheat futures rise on rain signals and export talk in June market
Chicago reports enlarged buying by commission houses lifting wheat prices as rain in Kansas and Texas delays harvest. Unfavorable crop comments from the northwest, southwest, and Europe support gains. Wheat closes strong up to 1/2 cent. corn, oats advance. provisions rise 2 to 32 cents.
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Chicago
Kansas
Texas
Northwest
Europe
Hutchison
Wichita
Liberty bonds close varied with Treasury issues in New York
Liberty bonds closed with mixed results in New York on June 15. 8 3/8% notes traded at 101.11 and 102.22 for first 44s, third 44s at 101.12, fourth 44s at 103.2, and 34s at 101.24. Do 45s rose to 104.94 and do 44s to 108.9.
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New York
Liberty
S. Treasury
French franc steadies after mid afternoon rush
The French franc rose from 36.89 to 35.65 on the Paris bourse before ending the day at 35.65. The rise came amid heavy buying by American and British tourists and French importers facing mid June obligations. Late in the day the franc slipped to 36.04 per dollar.
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Paris
Idaho Bankers Conclude Session With Banquet and Tours
The Idaho bankers wrap up their annual session with a city tour to Kraft Cheese Plant and Armour Creamery, a bridge luncheon for delegates' wives, and a banquet at Bannock Hotel hosted by local bankers. Speakers note growing competition from savings and loan firms and urge prudent legislation, financial statements, and profitable transition.
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United States
Howard
Building and Loan Association
A. V. Chamberlain
Coeur d’Alene
Kraft Cheese Plant
Armour Creamery Company
Bannock Hotel
J. 8. Russell
National Bank of Idaho
Association
Joe Priest
Boise
B. W. Wilson
Pacific National Bank of San
Byer
Student Body Nominations at Idaho Tech Assembly
Nominations were made for summer term student body officers at Idaho Tech during the regular assembly. Elections are set for tomorrow with polls opening after the assembly. Candidates include Orville E. Howell, Clarence Wright for president and Arvilla Poole, Blanche Kunz for vice president.
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Idaho Tech
Eere
Orville EB. Howell
Clarence Wright
Arvilla Poole
Blanche Kunz
Lillian Million
Winnifred Haynes
Euretta Cutler
Kay Thatcher
Cyril Whittle
George Merrick
Bessie Wright
Joe Johnson
Atra Cox
J. Stanley Pase
Edith Hillman
Idaern
Banker Speaks To Kiwanians About Growth Westward
E. O. Howard president of Walkers' Brothers' Bank of Salt Lake City told Kiwanians that intermountain progress runs westward, stressing Pacific coast markets and the impact on Idaho and northwest states. He praised Pocatello, paid tribute to the American Legion memorial, and outlined memorial expansion plans. He urged 100 percent support for the Pocatello Bowl association and noted a Kiwanis Rotary baseball game at Hutchinson field.
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E. 0. Howard
Walkers’ Brothers’ Bank of
Salt Lake City
Kiwanians
Howard
Idaho
Northwest States
Pocatello
Pocatello American Legion
Bannock County
Salt Lake
John L. Brady
Kiwanis
Rotary
Hutchinson Field
Gaylord Sanford
Ellison White
Frank W. Brown
Funeral services for Anna Maria Johnson Wednesday
Funeral services for Mrs. Anna Maria Johnson will be held Wednesday morning at 10 30 o clock at the Third Ward L D 8 church with Bishop Korsfall officiating. The body will be sent to Basalt for interment. She is survived by husband Paul R Johnson parents Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Ingelstrom of this city and a large list of children and siblings.
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Anna Maria Johnson
Third Ward
L. D
Korsfall
Basalt
Johnson
Paul R. Johnson
Andrew ©. Ingelstrom
Carlos
Charley
Alta
Alvin
Emma
Edna
June
Anna Maria
J. J., Lyon
Firth
J. A. Quinn
Pocatello
H. B. Johnson
J. G. Bell
J Loveland W
Ely F. Tugelstrom
Prince to Visit Yellowstone Park During American Tour
The Swedish crown prince plans a Yellowstone Park visit as part of an American tour. He returns to Gallup on July 20 and departs at 8 10 p m for Los Angeles. The itinerary includes Yosemite and the big trees on July 25 and 26 before heading to San Francisco on July 2 to depart for the Orient.
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Agency
Gallup
Los Angeles
Yosemite Park
San Francisco
Salt Lake City Prepares for Swedish Royal Visit
Elab orate entertainments planned for Crown Prince Gustavus Adolphus and Princess Louise of Sweden during their July 9 stop in Salt Lake City. A reception and luncheon will honor the royals with gifts from Utah cliff dwellings including engraved urns and gold mounted arrowheads showcasing state heritage.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Gustavus Adolphus
Princeas Louise
Sweden
Salt Lake
Huta
Southeast Idaho Democrats Endorse Party Identity
Local briefs report varied civic items including Mrs. H. J. Pierpont’s improving health after surgery, Clarence Stevenson filing for county clerk on the Progressive ticket, two disorderly conduct bonds forfeited, and residents planning summer trips to Santa Monica and Long Beach. Fire damage from an overheated stove occurred at the Oregon Short Line section house near Fremont Street.
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Clarence Stevenson
The
Martin Music Company
Oregon Short Line
Fremont Street
West Side Department
McCammon Woman Nellie Moore Dies in McCammon
Nellie Moore a pioneer resident of the McCammon area died this morning at a local hospital. Schumacher and Hall in charge of the body with funeral arrangements to be announced later.
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McCammon
Nellie Moore
Schumacher
Livestock Trespassing Case Heads Back to Court
Lee Johnson and Modesto Javala who faced trespassing charges over livestock on Xavier Servel property are summoned again in Judge E. G. Houde s court on a new complaint accusing them of moving the stock onto another of Servel s parcels. Visiting here are Mrs D W Standrod and cousin Miss Marjory Lawsing of Oregon Agricultural College with her mother from Catskill New York.
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Lee Johnson
Modesto Javala
Xavier Servel
E. G. Houde
Mr. Servel
D. W. Standrod
Rhea Defends Case Over Alleged Property Damage
Robert I. Rhea appeared in Judge KE Houde s court this afternoon for trial on a charge of malicious destruction of property. Allen Haskin filed the complaint claiming Rhea rented a house at 1041 Booth Third and while in possession caused two holes in the floor a 10 inch square and a four inch square and removed lumber from the bathroom door and window frame.
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Robert I. Rhea
KE. G. Houde
Allen Haskin
Rhea
Booth Third
Democrats Reject Fusion Plan and Stand Firm in Idaho
Meeting led by E Dillingham with fifty Bourbon supporters from Oneida Franklin Bingham Lemhi Custer and Bannock counties voices commitment to maintaining Democratic identity. Resolution rejects fusion with the Progressive party and calls for a full state ticket while local county committees decide candidates.
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E. Dillingham
Idaho
Dillinghay
Oneida
Franklin
Bingham
Lenhi
Custer
Bannock
John Nugent
United States
William M. Morgan
Morgan
Act County Central Committee
W. I. Taylor
Taylor
Lava “ Springs
Messag
Boise
Dillingham
Progressive Party
Lemhi
Tyler
Bannock County
R. J. Harding
Casterlin
Benson
Bingham County
Carver
Franklin County
Ing
Hankin
Alaska Explorer Heads Back After Arctic Flights
Captain George Wilkins, who arrived from Fairbanks to Seward, left yesterday to return to Fairbanks where he plans to crate two air planes used in failed attempts to chart land north of Alaska. He will return in two weeks to board a steamship for Seattle.
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Seward
Alaska
George Wilkins
Fairbanks
Seattle
Community meetings and lodge notices announced
A series of gatherings is scheduled including G T A B of L E B session at W O W hall Wednesday at 2 PM. Gate City Commandery No 4 ET holds a called conclave tonight to install officers. Portnouf Lodge No 18 AF and AM plans to confer the Second Degree Wednesday evening. Trinity Guild postpones to June 25 at Mrs Townend 246 North Lincoln. Electa Kensington hosts its annual picnic on June 22 at Lava Hot Springs. Car owners should call 1460 or 1743. Star of the East club meets tonight at 7 PM at Mia Avery 435 West Lander.
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B. of L. E B
Gate City Commandery No 4
E. T
Portnouf Lodge No
A. F
A. M
Mia
Emily Avery
West Lander
Davis Wins 150 Foot Steel Bridge Contract Near Lago
George T. Davis of Pocatello secured the bridge job to span the river near Lago. County commissioners opened the bids from Dan J. Cavanaugh of Twin Falls, O F Dinsmore & Co of Ogden, and J Burke & Co of Salt Lake, with bids ranging from 11 thousand to 18 thousand dollars.
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George T, Davis
Pocatello
Croxy Hake River
Lago
Board of County Commissioners
Dan J. Cavanaugh
Twin Falls
O. F. Dinsmore & Co
Ogden
Commissioner W H Snyder Files for Progressive Nomination
W H Snyder president of Pours Your Tech club and noted local realtor filed today for the Progressive party nomination. The move places Snyder as a notable candidate in local politics with ties to business and civic groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude E. Dayton
The
Idaho Technical Institute
Dayton
the Tech
W. H. Snyder
Pours Your Tech Club
Progressive
Card of Thanks for Halinen R. Howell family
The Waines and Moore families express sincere gratitude to friends and neighbors for help and floral sympathy after the death of Halinen R. Howell. Your kindness is long remembered during this bereavement.
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Halinen R. Howell
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