Stocks Drift Lower in Dull Market After President Address
New York stocks eased after the president's address as traders held back from decisive action. The session saw feeble rallies and a generally dull drift with some hedge selling and minor losses among major names. Commodities fluctuated with wheat and corn slipping, while silver remained a supporting factor for the sector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Carlton
Metillier
Case
Sielfing Union Carbide
Auburn
Chryster
Sears Rochurk
American Telephon
Jobrs-Marville
American
Consaharated Gas
Union Pacific
Santa Ire
N.Y
S. Steel
Anaony
Holythbowelier
Wall Street
New Orleans Cotton Seed Oil Prices Steady
Cotton seed oil markets in New Orleans closed steady with summer yellow prime at 6.20 to 6.35, crude 4.50 to 4.75, and futures noted for July 5.35, September 6.46, October 5.63, December 5.76, and January 5.81.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Foreign exchange rates in New York on June 24
The market shows easy foreign exchange with Great Britain at around 5.0514 dollars. Other currencies follow with France 6.60, Italy near 8.8644 demand and 8.4604 cables, plus numerous European and non European pairs and bullion prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Great Britain
France
Italy
New York Call Money Steady Across Markets
New York June money markets show 42-call money steady at 1 percent all day. Time loans unchanged at 1 percent for 60 days and months. Prime commercial papers and bankers acceptances hold. Rediscount rate at New York Reserve Bank remains 1 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Call Money
New York Reserve Bank
Markets at a Glance Amid Mixed U S Trading
Gains in some sectors contrasted by declines in others as U S governments bonds and commodities show uneven movement. Cotton and New Orleans markets exhibit subdued activity while wheat and corn trade under pressure with weather and supply concerns.
New York Cotton Opens Sluggish Amid Mixed Trades
New York June 20 Advance prices showed a modest rise to October near 52 and held with limited gains before turning firmer but fading. The session saw scattered selling in the south while weather from the southwest remained poor and bids absorbed early setbacks. October traded around 42 in the late market as nearby months steadied with slight declines noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Emotton
Liverpool Cotton Prices and Quotations Report
Liverpool cotton market notes 008 bales with 7000 American. prices higher on spot trade. Good middling and middling figures cited. futures closed quiet and steady. Key dates listed: July 6 6.48, December 6.60, June 6.46, March 6.46.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Gotton
Jain
Marek
Mas
Chicago butter and eggs market report
Chicago butter and eggs market notes show prices for butter at 17 55 form, creamery specials at 9 dollars score, extras firsts at 2, seconds and standards with varied listings. Prices largely unchanged and no precise sale figures or changes documented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chieneeo
Chicago Poultry Prices Include Mixed Range And Items
Chicago poultry market report lists live stock and various poultry prices. Entries cover hens, roasters, old stock, turkeys, ducks, and broilers with numeric price ranges and product types for June.
Vloultrie Hog Market New York Dated Poultry Prices
In New York on June 2 live poultry prices held steady. Broilers freight rates ranged 14 to 24 cents per pound with some declines noted in other freight and express charges. Dressed poultry firm with fresh chickens around 20 cents per pound and other grades unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dune
Broilers
New York Butter and Cheese Prices Report
New York market prices for butter and cheese show mixed results with slight increases in some items. Butter value up while cheese held steady. overall prices reflect small adjustments in the dairy market.
New York Sugar Markets See No Change in Prices
New York sugar quotes showed no changes as June uncharged for spots at 31 a while refined sugar stood at 4.75 per unit. No further sales were reported and overall market activity appeared quiet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago Livestock Prices Mixed on June Demand
Chicago hogs and cattle quoted with varied weights and grades. Hogs move around 3.00 to 5.05 per cwt depending on weight and quality. light pigs and sows offered. Cattle show a range from steers good and choice near 4.00 to 6.76 per cwt and cows 3.75 to 5.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Grain price report from St. Louis cash market
St Louis cash grain prices show listed wheat, corn and oats grades for immediate delivery with futures quotes for July and September grains. Market notes reflect standard No 2 yellow corn and No 3 yellow oats alongside normal seed and red varieties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
St. Beusi
Grain and Provisions Prices in Chicago Market
Chicago grain and provisions report lists bid and price ranges for red, white, and mixed wheats plus barley and seed commodities. Prices shown include No 1 red at 92 to 94, No 2 red 93 to 14, No 4 dark hard 88, and other grade quotes. oats and corn figures noted with White and Yellow varieties. no rye traded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
New York Cotton Seed Oil Futures Close Firm
Wew York June 29 Bleachable cotton seen off futures closed firm spot not quoted Sept 689d Oct 6.98 Nov 6.08 Jan 6.25 BR Sates of Gentivets including ld switches 3-Lbid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
York
Uly S
Government bond prices and yields in New York market
New York government bond prices are listed with bid and ask figures for Liberty and Treasury securities. Notable quotes include Liberty bonds around 104.7 and 108.26, Treasuries ranging from 101.14 to 118.10, with several issue maturities and price points shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UU. Ss
New York
Dtine
Podity
U. S
Liberty
Treasury
Cuban Lawyer Exposes Secret Plot Foiled Against Coolidge
Havana reports quote Cuban attorney Hellodoro Gil alleging U S secret service connived with Havana police and Machado associates to shoot at President Coolidge in 1928. Gil recounts arrests of Claudio Bouzon and Nostro Valeb and their suspected deaths. W Moran denies any plot or records of such operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havang
United States Secret Service
Coolidge
Hellodoro Gil
Secret Service
Havana
Coolidyr Arerived
Presidential
Machado
Ciba
Gib
Claudio Bouzon
Nostro Yaleb
Bonzor
Yalehi
United States
Washington
W. Moran
Cuba
Moran
Conflicting Testimony in Alberta Premier Case
In Edmonton Alberta on June 29 the trial hears two conflicting witnesses. Mrs E J Brownlee wife of the premier denies Miss Vivian MacMillan the 22 year old stenographer’s charges of improper relations at the Brownlee home. The case may end tomorrow with Brownlee counterclaiming $10 000 for conspiracy against Miss MacMillan and her ex fiancé John Caldwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmonton
Alta
Ontario Supreme Court
E. J. Brownlee
Alberta
Vivian MacMillan
Miss MacMillan
Brownlee
Benjamin and Joseph Adamowicz's perilous flight test bound for Poland
The Adamowicz brothers Benjamin and Joseph, aged 36 and 39, set out on a flight from Harbor Grace toward Dublin Berlin and Warsaw. They described their craft as a test flight and planned a 30 to 40 hour leg with 610 gallons of gasoline. Their monoplane struggled on a light wind takeoff before lifting into the air.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poland
Harbor Grace
Heiris
Dublin
Berlin
Warsaw
Benjamin
Joseph
Hoiriis
Chubby Brothers
Joseph Adamowicz
Hoirlis
Benjamin Adamowicz
Ben
New York Eggs Report June 29 Sees Steady Mixed Colors
New York June 29. Megs 14 780. Highest yesterday and lowest last night noted. Highest for this month 42 years and lowest for this month 42 years. Precipitation totals shown for last 24 hours and since month start. Normal for this month recorded. Industrial and market notes on egg shipments and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Astor and Ellen French to wed in Newport
John Jacob Astor third and Ellen Tuck French prepare for a late afternoon ceremony at Old Trinity Church Newport with a rehearsal in progress. Guests arriving include J Francia O. French and Lebrun Rhinelander as plans unfold amid wedding preparations and a washed Trinity Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Jacob Astor
Ellen French
Newport
R. I
Ellen Tuck French
Old Trinity Church
J Francia O. French
Dedham
Mass
Livingston French
Tucky
Edward Travers
Rhinebeck
N. Y
Astors
Harold St. G
Trinity Church
Astor
Lebrun Rhinelander
Coplny
Mrs. Astor
Jack
Eileen Gillespie
TALMADGE PLANNING DEFENSE OF AIDES
Marion Smith, lead counsel for telephone companies, argues Governor Talmadge erred in saying Hoke Smith declined federal court summons. The piece recounts 1907 actions where Georgia faced a federal injunction and whether the governor is subject to service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Smith
Goveror Talmadge
United States
Hoke Smith
Georgia
Talmadge
Smith
Railroad Commission
Wiliam T. Newman
General Walk-Out May Be Called Over Lakeside Plant Riot
Disputes at the Lakeside power plant escalate as Domugalski dies after being struck by a fence post during a riot. Builders unions vote to strike in sympathy with the utility workers, threatening a 6000-man walkout within 48 hours. Police fire tear gas as rioters cause blackouts and loot. order is restored after a day of sporadic unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pany
Domungaiski
Building Trades and Crafts
A. FP. L
Domagalski
Woman Sentenced for Harboring Dillinger in St Paul Apartment
Opal Long was sentenced to six months in the Minneapolis workhouse after pleading guilty in federal court to harboring John Dillinger, the fugitive, in a St Paul apartment last March. The sentence was the maximum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Opal Long
Minneapolis
John Dillinger
Government Sets Up Tobacco Control Machinery
Washington June 29 47 The farm administration and treasury begin to set up compulsory tobacco control under Kerr bill. It imposes a 33 1 3 percent tax on tobacco grown above government quotas with exceptions. Tax exemption certificates issued for quota comes with voluntary reduction contracts. Reopens acreage period for unsigned growers. Contracting growers cannot sell beyond their quotas even if paying the tax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Farm Administration
The
Treasury
Roosevelt
Retires After 32 Years At Colbye College
In Waterville Maine the Colbye College commencement honors Dr Clarence Haywood White retiring after 32 years as Greek professor. A 1886 Amherst graduate, he counted Robert Lansing and Clyde Fitch among classmates. Bernice Clark wife of Russell Clark cited in Dillinger case. Frechette and Hamilton linked to a March apartment raid. Frechette in reform school for harboring Dillinger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterville
Colbye College
Clarence Haywood White
Amherst College
Robert Lansing
Woodrow Wilson
Clyde Fitch
Bernice Clark
Russell Clark
Dillinger
Evelyn Frechette
John Hamilton
Miss Frechette
Hamilton
Police and public services respond to city incident
Emergency units including police fire department light plant hospital and sheriff s office post office city hall and ambulance attend a reported incident involving Whiddon s as listed in the city dispatch records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Police Fire Department
Post Office City Hall Ambulance
Whiddon’s
Trade Commission probes milk supply methods nationwide
Washington June 29 The federal trade commission launched today an inquiry into methods of supplying the nation s milk. Many officials including Secretary Wallace and his undersecretary are cited in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federal Trade Commision
Wallace
Underwood typewriters and loans advertised
Classified ad lists Underwood Junior Portable typewriters priced at 34.50 with terms. Also promotes loans up to 300 dollars from Southern Investment Co at the Brighton Building with phone contact 687.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Underwood
Albany
Southern Investment Co
Brighton
Milk economics spark congressional audit demand
Rexford Tugwell ranks the water supply as a top public issue and a congressional resolution for investigation follows. Farm administrators report farmers receiving as little as 50 cents per hundred pounds of milk while consumers pay 8 to 14 cents per quart after processing. Congress led by Representative Kopplemann says a farm administration audit of milk distributors in five cities found profits of 14 to 30 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rexford G. Tugwell
Congress
Kopplemann
D.conn
Farm Administration
Also Mentioned on This Page
Victor Eubanks
Toby
Aviat Corp Y
Bendix
Beth Steel
Pac
Cain
Ouse Jr
Hes & Oo
Chrysler Col Ga
Manville
Nat
NY Noh && Htfd North Am It
Phillips N
Pullian
Seaboard Oil
Standard & A
Standard Oil
Stewart Warner
Studebaker
Tex Corp
Trans Am
Union Bap
Union Carbide
Unit Corp
Unit Gas Imp
US Ind al
U_S Steel i Warner
US Steel
Wesson Oi
West Union
Westinghouse
el & Ne
SOK Woolworth
Belgium
Germany
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Finland
Switzerland
Spain
Portugal
Greece
Czechoslovakia
Jugosiiyia
Austria
Hungary
Brazil
Oskyo
Shanghai
Tsongkune
Mexico City
Montreal
Pepys
Ime
Ular
U U. S
Chreel
Tata
Sestegdiay
Chery Totahel
Ceattal
Savannah
Rock Springs
Rogsters
Apis Peese
Vloultrie
Moultrie
Stas
Rho
Couri
Benjamin and
U. S. Department OF Agriculture, Weather Bureau
Thomasville
Othi
Gillespie
Bellevue Avenue
Chetwode
Miss Gillespie
Europe
Ut Lity
Business Directory
Remington Ave
Auto Electric Company
Auto Electricians
Remington Avenue
Phone
Kerr Bill
June Vilasek
Los Angeles
Miss Vlasek
Associated Press Ghato
the Trading Post
W. Jackson
Lee HK. Kelly
Trade Commission
Southern Trading & Supply Co
B. Jackson
Clark Petroleum Co
A. B. Clark
Mer
P. O
Clair Trevor
Hollywood
Associated Press
Marion Davies
Vienna
Julianna Force
Whitney Museum of Art
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!