Market rally lifts stocks as steel trade improves
Stocks surged in New York on June 16 as easy money policy and steel trade signals supported a broad advance. General Motors hit a fresh high around 143 1/2 while Hudson Nash and Chrysler rose. Panhandle Producers reached 29 1/2 and Marine 62 with US Steel breaking near 139 on brisk buying.
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New York
General Motors
Hudson
Nash
Chrysler
Packard
Oll
Panhandle
Mariind
U. S. Steel
Southern Railway
U. S
General Electric
Dupont, Panhandle
Ottis
Marine Preferred
Atlantic Coast Line
United States Steel
Potatoes Market Review From Chicago To Los Angeles
June reports show mixed potato trading with new stock improving in some regions while old stock remains weak. Prices vary: Wisconsin round whites 2.25 per cwt, Idaho Russets 2.75 to 3.00, California round whites 8.50, Southern states steady around 3.50 to 3.75, and California arrivals in Los Angeles show slow demand with 15 cars reported.
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Chicago
U. S
Wisconsin
Idaho
Washington
Alabama
Oklahoma
Louisiana
California
South Carolina
North Carolina
Los Angeles
Ted
Shafter
White
Chicago dairy trade report with varied receipts and prices
Chicago figures show cutter lower receipts at 11 117 tubs and creamery extras 88 with standards 38 percent and firsts 37 percent. Eggs drop with receipts 23 864 cases and distributions for firsts 28, ordinary firsts 27. Storage packed extras 36 percent and storage firsts 29 percent noted.
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Chicago
Exchange Rates Reported by Foreign Firms in New York
Foreign exchange prices in New York show Britain at 4.86 cents on demand and 4.86 on cables for 60 day bills, France at 2.89 percent demand and 2.90 cables, Italy at 3.62 and 8.63 cables, Belgium 2.94, Germany 28.80, Holland 40.18, Norway 22.24, Sweden 24.82, Denmark 96.53, Switzerland 19.26, Spain 16.19, Greece 1.24, Poland 9.00, Czecho Slovakia 2.96, Jugoslavia 1.76, Austria 46.75, Shanghai 73, Montreal 100.126, Romania 43, Argentina 40.87, Brazil 15.564, Tokyo 46.75.
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New York
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Switzerland
Spain
Greece
Poland
Czecho- Slovakia
Jugo-Slavia
Austria
Shanghai
Montreal
Rumania
Argentina
Brazil
Tokyo
Liberty bonds close modestly as market reports
New York bonds end trading with Liberty issues mixed. The 34s settle at 101.13, the 1st 48 at 100.21, the 2nd 4m at 100.10, the 1st 4% at 102.19, the 2nd 4148 at 100.28, and the 8rd 4%4s at 101.14. U S treasury 8s near 101.25 and treasury 4s at 104.7, treasury 4% at 108.7.
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New York
Liberty
U. S. Treasury
Grain price summaries across Omaha Kansas City and Chicago
Wheat and corn prices move across the day in three markets. Omaha reports No 1 hard wheat at 159 and corn values near 66 64 percent. Kansas City shows mixed movement with several futures and cash ranges. Chicago lists cash wheat at 1.68 for No 2 red and corn at 71 72 percent, with oats and rye also noted.
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Omaha
Kansas City
Chicago
Timothy Peed
Metals Roundup: Copper Tin Iron Lead and More Steady
Copper steady in spot and futures at 14. Tin firm with spot and nearby at 61.26 and futures 60. Iron prices unchanged. Lead steady at 8.25. Zinc easy at East St. Louis with spot and futures 7.20. Antimony at 11.00.
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New York
East St. Louis
Sugar Market Mixed as Prices Hold Steady
New York reports raw sugar prices unchanged for Cuban duty paid with no sales. Futures show slight dips under trade and commission selling. Demand for refined sugar steady with withdrawals on old contracts in Iberal proportions. prices steady around 0.40 to 0.70 for fine granulated. Futures close steady with about 63,909 tons traded and nearby months at 2.46 to 2.57 and later at 2.72 to 2.74.
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New York
Lee
Ces
Trade and Commission House Sel'ing
Livestock price roundup across major midwestern markets
Hogs 14,000 at Chicago with slow packers. cattle trade slow and down modestly. sheep and lambs mixed with declines in most categories. Omaha hogs steady to strong with wide range. cattle slow with heavy steers and yearlings weaker. Kansas City and St Joseph report similar softness in cattle and firm hogs in spots. Ogden reports steady mood with limited activity and Idaho lamb bids limited.
Livestock Prices: California and Nevada Markets Reported
In San Francisco cattle and sheep markets traders quoted steady to firmer values for good grades. Feeders and calves showed modest gains with steers around 7.00 to 7.50 per hundredweight and lambs in the 12.50 to 14.00 range, while canners and cutters remained soft. In Los Angeles holdovers and fresh steers traded around 6.25 to 8.00, with baby heifers near 11.0 and light demand on lower grades.
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Omaha
Bologna
Kansas City
Texas
Seth
ST. Joseph St. Joseph
San Francisco
Arigenas Commission
Los Angeles
Attin
Mve
New York Call Money Rates and Curb Market Quotes
Call money ease with rates at 8 percent for high and 8 percent for low, ruling rate 3 percent, last loan 3 14, call loans at 3 percent with $14 acceptance, collateral 60 to 90 days 40 41, 4 to 6 months 4 percent, prime mercantile paper 3 to 4 percent. Curb market quotes show Electric Bond and Share at 9 percent, Electric Investors 39, National Power and Light preferred 100 percent, Continental Of 20 percent, Prairie Pipe Line 126, Standard of Indiana 65, Standard of New York 42, New Bradford 64, Salt Creek Consolidated 8 percent.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Electric Investors
National Power and Light Preferred
Continental
Prairie Pipe Line
Standard of Indiana
Standard of New York
New Bradford
Salt Creek Consolidated
Weather summary for Pocatello area tonight and Thursday
Weather forecast from the U S Department of Agriculture Bureau for Pocatello and vicinity notes warmer conditions tonight and Thursday. Report covers 24 hours to 6 a m today with high 67 and low 46 records from prior dates. includes precipitation totals and humidity and wind data.
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Pocatello
U. 8 Department of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Tolallo
Sudrlae Coriorpow
Wheat futures rise on European crops and French tariff shift
Wheat values in Chicago moved higher despite profit taking as European crop estimates fell and French bread import duties were suspended. Officials noted 1926 French production could fall 10 to 20 percent from last year, while German yields declined due to heavy rains. Ships loaded with U S wheat and rye faced export demand, and eastern buyers pursued futures.
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Europe
Atlantic
France
Germany
United
Smelting firm raises lead price per pound
New York June 16 The American Smelting and Refining company advanced the lead price from 8.15 to 2 per pound.
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New York
American Smelting and Refining Company
Ten Weeks Among the Indian Head Hunters
Dr. Dickey and party describe encounters with Indian Head hunters in rugged terrain. They note ritual head removal, face and scalp treatment, and a six inch diameter cured head. The tribes suffer from hookworm and tuberculosis in surrounding areas.
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Dickey
Indiana
Hesitant Talker in Senate Probe Chronology
A transcribed exchange shows a witness Mackrell under cross examination about campaign donations and political loyalty. He confirms a $5,000 contribution and describes discussions with Beidelman and Ware as part of a broader senate inquiry into alleged political meddling and reprisals. The dialogue touches on loyalties, receipts, and shifting support amid the Pepper-Ware-Pinchot race.
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Reed
Registrar of Wills
Eed
Mackrell
Ware and Beidelman
Pepper
Ware
Pinchot
Edward N. Kenna
Vare Pittsburg Committee
Pittsburg
Mackrel
Campain
King
Utah
State Republican Committee
Philadelphia
Chamber Invites Swedish Prince Visit Pocatello
The Crown Prince Gustavus Adolphus and Princess Louise of Sweden planned a western tour arriving July 1 in Gardiner Montana for five days. A three day swing to Rock Springs Wyoming precedes Salt Lake City with a possible stop in Pocatello as the chamber urges the Swedish embassy to include the city.
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Louise
Sweden
Gardiner
Mont
Rock Springs
Wyo
Salt Lake City
Pocatello
Chamber of Ecommerce
Washington, D. C
Sty
Louise of
Yellowstone Park
Brazil Avoids European Entanglements in League Crisis
Washington reports deny American involvement in Brazil's withdrawal from the League of Nations amid rumors of U S influence. Ambassador in Rio and Gen Eva dispatches refute claims of congratulating President Bernardez or directing Brazil's resignation as Kellogg and State Department push a cautious denial.
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League of Nations
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Geneva
Rio de Janeiro
State Department
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Kellogg
Trial scene features magee manslaughter case and bilingual interpreter
In Wheaton’s testimony during the Magee case judge Leahy allegedly attacked Magee before Magee fired three shots killing John Lasseter a state highway employee. District Attorney Bunker directs Magee be tried for manslaughter while Ladner Randall interpreter coordinates questions for jurors as the packed courtroom observes proceedings.
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David J. Leahy
Magee
John B. Lasseter
Wheaton
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Chester H. Bunker
Wheat
Milner Randolph
Edmunds envisions Idaho adopting Oklahoma spirit
Idaho should imitate Oklahoma by cultivating a strong local spirit and pride. Edmunds criticizes desertion of beach land and urges emphasis on productive farming, rapid development, and loyalty to state and country amid convention heat and regional vigor. Fjeldsted highlights Oregon Trail Boosters guiding traffic via Lincoln highway signs and local road improvements.
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Oklahoma
Idaho
Mr. Edmunds
Trail
Fjeldsted
Daughters Birth and Community notices in Pocatello
Announce birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs R Sutherland of 120 South Eleventh at St Anthony's hospital. Mrs Gertrude Volkmeier underwent major operation at St Anthony's hospital. Grace Zandreele University of Idaho visits Pocatello guest at D C McDougall home. W E A Social Club hosted by Mrs Elmer Peterson. Visiting Daughters Mrs L F Racine and Mrs P J Petrich guests of Mr and Mrs Charles Smalley Legonier Ind leave for Yellowstone Park. World Wide Guild Baptists of Eastern Idaho to meet in Pocatello June 18 and 19 with open meeting Friday. George H Sorensen and W N Sorensen attend funeral at St Anthony for George Ricks drowned in Snake River. E C Golladay of Chicago entertains H E McKee and Miss Mary Lee O'Malley at Green Triangle Inn. District Manager George Bagley of Oakland visits. Miss Marion Fargo to return Friday from world tour. Kiwanis and Rotary baseball contest set at Tech field with officials and lineups listed. Marriage license issued to John Hoover and Alice J Bartel of Pocatello. Pocatel post No 4 American Legion to meet at new Memorial building with lunch. Chautauqua publicity meeting with sale tickets opening today. Dr E N Roberts returns from Los Angeles. Mrs Roberts to stay in Santa Monica. Kra Cheese manager H S Brown to present program at Rotary meeting with Kraft Cheese talent and vocal solos by Scott Donaldson.
Assured Thrift Agency Opens Pocatello Office
A letter from J H G Cartwright refutes a June 15 Pocatello Tribune item claiming Brother hood Banking and Trust Co of Seattle opened a Pocatello branch. It states Assured Thrift Agency Inc, subsidiary of Pacific Brotherhood Investment Co Seattle, operated by Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers, opened Room 416 Carlson Building Pocatello Idaho.
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Pocatello Tribune
Brotherhood Banking and Trust Co
Seattle
Pocatello
Assured Thrift Agency, Inc
Pacific Brotherhood Investment Company
Washington
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Carlson
Idaho
J. H. G. Cartwright
Pocatello Chamber Pushes Chautauqua Funding Plan
Pfeldsted outlines financing for signs and publicity totaling about 4750 to be divided among counties with Bannock County share of 300. Chamber endorses resolution at Pfeldsted request. Jay Tiffany praises the Chautauqua program while noting junior event costs covered by chautauqua. Livingston King seen as vital to Pocatello trade and Walker Way road urged to meet highway specs. Bands voted by Custer County for the road failed by few votes last Saturday.
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Fic
Pocatello
Mer. Pfeldsted
Bannock County
Chamber of Commerce
Pjeldsted
Jay Tiffany
Brady
Anderson
Walker Way
Custer County
False alarm reported at West Center and North Johnson
A 2:04 p.m. false alarm from the 67 area led both fire and police departments to respond. Two youths detained on the west bench admitted triggering the alarm and were turned over to Chief L. A. Lehrbas. One boy stated I pulled the thing.
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West Center
North Johnson
L. A
Appendicitis Operations Reported in Aberdeen and Rex Hotel
Personal L. H. Phillip of Aberdeen underwent an appendicitis operation in a local hospital this morning. Herman Green of the Rex hotel underwent an appendicitis operation yesterday at another local hospital.
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L. H. Phillip
Aberdeen
Herman Green
Rex Hotel
Community Notices From Local Organizations Tonight
Dance at Inker school building with Broadcasters orchestra. L A to B of R T meets Thursday at 2 30 p m. Ruth Chapter O E S holds last meeting of season Thursday at 8 p m at Masoni temple. Knights of Columbus meet tonight at K O C hall. Portney Lodge No 18 A F A M holds special meeting this evening to confer second degree. Open Air Dance tonight with M Nanamaker and his A of I Vanda Serenaders. Probate notice for Dora Kohl estate sets hearing for June 21 1926 at 10 a m in Pocatello Bannock Idaho court. Hon. William A Hyde clerk.
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Broadcasters Orchestra
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B. of R. T
Ruth Chapter
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Portney Lodge No
M. Nanamaker
I. Vanda
Jle
Bannock
State of Idaho
Dora Kohl
Pocatello
Dor Kohl
Frank Merrifield
E. C. White
Fran Merrifield
WM. A. Hyde
Probate
City notices on bond redemption and bankruptcy in Idaho
The city of Pocatello announces call and redemption of multiple waterworks and sewer bonds to be paid in New York on July 1, 1926. In bankruptcy, M N Pack Jr is adjudicated bankrupt and creditors’ meeting set for July 6 1926 at 10 a m in Pocatello Idaho with claim proofs and trustee appointment to be discussed.
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L. S&s. LD
Il & I
District Court of the United States
District of Idaho
M. N. Pack
M. N. Pack, Jr
North Arthur Avenue
Pocatello
Idaho
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