Irregular Close on New York Stock Market
The New York market moved narrowly but closed irregularly after an early loss. United States Steel led the industrials by rising to 168 1 2, General Electric Johns Manville American Can remained firm, and General Motors gained late to 45. Copper stocks Anaconda Kennicott fell to new lows while Baltimore & Ohio dropped in rails. Utilities held firm with Standard Gas showing a wide gain. Sales totaled 1,335,680 shares, the smallest since Aug. 6.
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New York
United States Steel
General Electric
Johns Manville
American Can
Vanadium
Worthington Pump
Foster Wheeler
General Motors
Anaconda
Kenniecott
Baltimore & Ohio
Bradstreet
L&w
Bert
Warner Bros . Ness Central
Central
Nh&h
Gillette SR
Iim
Peanevivenie O
Union Pacific Au
J. As Hamill & Co
Am Car & Fdy
Am Steel
Orate Trust
Am Air Brake
Diversified Trust
Gen Am Teak
rNoeian Trust
Lima
Idenee Westingh Ar Press
Westingh
Niak
Nort
American Trust
Guard Oil Trust
Trauss Iny Oets
Gils
Amer Pos
Standard Oil
U Slec & Power
U & Elec & Power
Auburn
Chrysler
Gardner
Graham General Motors
Ackard
Ldis
Studebaker
Yellow Truck
Amasweee
J's
Bendix Aviation
al Borgarner
Briges i
Eaton
el Storr
Honda Hayes Body
Sparks
Stewart Warner
Timkin Ro
Anaconda Cop
Cal & Hecla
Gerro de
Howe Sound
Kennecott
Miami Copper
Texas Gul
Amerada
Atl Refining
Houston
Richfield Avenue
Royal Dutch
She
Va Sinclair
Elly
Texas Coessere Lig
Sik Union Oil
Bethlehem
Repubres
N 'Tobaceg Sa
Lorillar
Payoeics
Sits Ltd
Uni
Adams
Col Gas
el Pur
Natl
Pwr & Li
Amer
Pac Gas & el
Pub Ser
So Cal. Edison
Ltd
United Corp
Pwr& LA
West
Union Shiela
Amtr Sd
Armour A
Cadany
Peg
Grand Union
Hersey
Nat Biscui
Pillsbury
Safeway St
Li's Coty Lambert Co
Diator
Otis
Indus
Union
Ind Alco
Assoc Dry
Mont Ward
Woolworth
New York Stock Exchange
American Telephone
Anaconda Ees
United Cor
Warner Brothers Pictures
Westinghouse Electric
Markets Delivered in Indianapolis and Midwest Prices
United Press reports from New York Chicago Cincinnati and Cleveland show mixed prices for butter eggs poultry and cheese. Butter firm at 36-39c in creamery form. eggs at 26c firsts and 31c extras. poultry values vary with fowls Leghorns and broilers ranging from 14c to 38c per lb. potatoes quoted only in some markets.
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Idienapolis
Ats
Aioe
Kingan & Ci
Wisconsin
New York
United Press
Middle West
Long Island
Young America
Bu United Press
Chicago
Braska
Missouri
Minesota
Idaho
Russell
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Vic
Weaker Trend Felt In Local Swine Market
Evidence of selling at the advance appeared in hogs at the city stockyards this morning with prices down 20 to 25 cents. Pigs fell 50 to 75 cents, bulk 160 to 250 pounds sold for 11.40 to 11.65, top 11.65. Receipts about 4,500, holdovers 486. cattle steady with 650 receipts. calves 12.50 for vealers. sheep steady to strong with lambs 10 to 11 dollars. Chicago hogs 19,000 through, 5,000 holdovers, market slow with bids 11.50 to 11.65 for best weights.
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Chicago
Wees
Opto
Eeererseee
Vooben cSscon
United Press Chicago
United Press
Louis
Kansas
Bu Pulted Presse
Pittsburgh
Satree
Bu United Presa Cincinnati
Chicago and regional hog and cattle market sales report Aug 22
Hogs and cattle receipts across Chicago East St Louis Pittsburgh and Louisville report mixed declines and steady prices. Top hog price around 11.75 to 12.25 with lighter weights varying. cattle and calf values generally firm to higher for selected weight ranges while packing sows and lighter stock show softer demand.
Dow Jones Summary Highlights Dividends and Corporate Moves
Dow Jones reports Ward Baking declares regular quarterly dividend of 1.75 dollars per share payable October 1 with record September 17. Several utilities and industrial firms note profits and deficits for recent periods including American Gas and Electric subsidiaries weekend output and Wisconsin Central and Minneapolis St Paul Railways July results. A proposed acquisition of New York Rio and Buenos Aires Lines by Aviation Corporation of the Americas awaits stockholders votes. Government actions include Sherman Anti Trust suit dismissal in Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward Baking Corporation
New York, Rio
Buenos Aires
Aviation Corporation of the Americas
Aviation Corporation
Tax Receipts and Rail Bonds Dominate July Ledger
July income tax receipts totalled 29 dollars, down 5 036 823 from July. Tobacco output rose with domestic cigarette production at 11 859 395 542 pounds up 1 134 138 75 from July 1929 while cigars fell to 562 990 133 and manufactured tobacco dropped 1 806 041 pounds. Western Pacific Rail way Soc gets 5 million in first mortgage bonds at 97 percent bid to reimburse capital outlays. Sacramento Northern Railway may issue a promissory note up to 1 589 120 to settle advances. Container Corp and Famous Player Canadian Corp declare quarterly dividends payable October and September respectively.
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Western Pacific Railway Soc
Treasury
Sacramento Northern Railway
Western Pacific Railway
Container Corporation
Grain and livestock market updates from Indianapolis and Chicago
Indianapolis reports No 2 red wheat at 94 cents and No 2 yellow corn around 1.07 to 1.08 while oats rye and barley quotes appear for cash and futures. Chicago cash grain closes show No 2 red wheat near 89 to 90 cents and various yellow and mixed bids with oats and barley also listed. Primary receipts for wheat 2.017 million, corn 827 thousand, oats 739 thousand with corresponding shipments and comparisons to prior totals.
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GopHtey
Bu United Press
Chicago
Uae
Bank Clearings and Balances Across Major Cities
Indianapolis reports Aug 22 clearings at 2 807 000 with debits 5 792 000 Chicago shows Aug 22 clearings 73 100 000 and balances 6 900 000 New York Aug 23 clearings 862 000 000 with clearing house balance 6 000 000 and Federal Reserve credit 122 000 000 Treasury statement notes 112 208 270 27 for the same day despite garbled text.
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Indianapolis
Indianapolis Bank Clearings
Priday
Chicago
United Press
New York
Bu United Press
Clearing House
Federal Reserve Bank Credit Ba
The
Aliens Registration Hits Record Year in London
The London police Aliens registration office reports 500 to 600 foreigners registered in a record year, reflecting heightened immigration activity and enforcement under city procedures.
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London
The
London Police
Corn Holds Narrow Range In Quiet Chicago Session
A quiet trading day in Chicago grain pits saw corn and oats steady or firm with a heavy undertone for wheat. Short covering near the close and steady cash action left corn and oats mixed while farmers weighed rumors of a farm board and ongoing Winnipeg and Liverpool weakness. Receipts tallied 62 cars for cash wheat and mixed grains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press Chic
Winnipeg
Liverpool
Chicago
Cash Grain Prices and Inspections From Indianapolis Trade
Aug 22 bids at the Indianapolis Board of Trade show grain fees and prices by grade and type for wheat corn oats hay and barley. Inspections list car counts by grade and product across wheat corn oats rye hay and barley with totals for each.
City in Brief summaries of local events and upcoming meetings
The local calendar lists Beta Theta Pi and Sigma Alpha Epsilon luncheons, the Indianapolis Advertising Club talk on radio advertising, and a Chamber of Commerce luncheon. Delegates head to a Catholic alumni convention in Emmitsburg, Md, while candidates attend conferences in Chicago and a Republican meeting is set in town. Golf results show McElwaine 87 first low gross at Speed Way course. Edward B. Rieman sails to San Francisco for Florists’ convention. I Sidney Stein joins the law firm Ross Sullivan Knight.
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Beta Theta Pi
Board of Trade
T Sigma Alpha’ Epsilon
Chamber of Commerce
Claude McElwaine
Indianapolis
Speed Way
al Quigley
Emerson W. Chaille
Births Report From Coleman Hospital List
A Coleman hospital birth list records many newborns and parents with paired names and addresses across Coleman hospital facilities. Entries include Inman Graham Irene and 615 Grande Bereverett Vivian Compton 222 North Albert Muriel Browning 246 North Oakland Barnes Allegra 2346 Adams Jennings 2171 Olney Inman Charline eee Kenneth Helen Allee Coleman hospital hinges on multiple family pairs and locations.
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Inman
Irene Graham
Grande
Bereverett
Vivian Compton
North
Albert
Muriel Browning
Oakland
Charles
Allegra Barnes
Adams
Noble
Fannie Jennings
Olney
Eee
Charline Inman
Westleven
Kenneth and
Helen Allee
Coleman Hos
Local Deaths Report Include Tuberculosis and Meningitis
A brief death list reports Mattie Fletcher age 33 of 1444 West Ohio with pulmonary tuberculosis Andrew Hines 11 at city hospital with cerebral meningitis John Gunsaul 27 of 1414 St Peter with pulmonary condition William Shanahan 77 at Central Indiana hospital with erysipelas Elizabeth Kruger 68 of 902 South Delaware with carcinoma Lucile Miller 16 at city hospital with eclampsia Cenonese Smith 3 months of 1122 Bates with persistent thymus.
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Mattie Fletcher
West Ohio
Andrew Hines
City Hospital
John Gunsaul
St. Peter
William Shanahan
Central Indiana Hospital
Elizabeth Kruger
South Delaware
Lucile Miller
Cenonese Smith
Bates
Poland to be Warned Berlin Flight Provokes Protest
Berlin informed that renewed Polish air over German territory will trigger an official German protest and could lead to German forces firing on trespasser planes.
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Poland
United Press Berlin
Livestock Receipts and Prices Across Cleveland Market
Hogs receipts around 1,000 with steady to slightly lower prices, 210 to 250 pound ranges seen. cattle receipts about 200 with low to mid range prices, calves steady. lambs around 1,600 head with softer prices. Toledo reports hogs down 10 to 15 cents, prices near 10.50 to 10.75, cattle steady, sheep steady.
Building Permits Report From Beveridge Paper Company
The list shows permits issued for a Beveridge Paper Company site and related addresses. Projects include a garage at 1304 Mast Thirteth with $2 costs and a remode at Hartman for $415. Scherrer Hardware Company storeroom at 2019 West Morris valued at $2,500. Additional entries reference Aeson Company and Hoosier Company on West Morris and 2101 West Morris with varying permit values.
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Beveridge Paper Company
Aeson Company
River Standard
Teton
Wests Morris
Hoosier Company
Harty Ae
Hartman
Scherrer Hardware Company
West Morris
Leslie urged to disband highway group over drought relief fears
W F Spencer, secretary of the American Lawn Mower Co, urged Gov Harry G Leslie to run the highway commission within its income and avoid bonding or borrowing. Leslie replied that drought relief funds and federal aid will cover road work, with claims the highway debt would grow without better planning. He noted a $2 million deficit and a $3 million potential funds pool from federal aid.
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Harry G. Leslie
Highway Commission
Southern Indiana
Priday
W. F. Spencer
American Lawn Mower Company
Muncie
Spencer
Leslie
Highway Department
Southern
Indiana
Federal Aid Roads Bureau
State Highway Commission
Marriage Licenses Recorded For Several Couples
The notice lists multiple couples with ages and occupations filing for marriage licenses. C H Williams 28 and Elizabeth McKlvain 28. Earl Ratliff 47 and Florence Ratliff 42. Earl H Vansickle 33 and Rose A Rucker 29. Kenneth A Sparks 28 and Mary L Woltring 25. Arenae Dawson 22 and Geraldine Carter 18. Melvin Hinden 26 and Dorothy D B O Leary 25. William L Barr 42 and Sylvester M McIver 36. Richard Witham 22 and Doris P Shriver 19. Mary Myers 25 and Lillian La Rue Hale 23.
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C. H. Williams
Eastern
Elizabeth McKlvain
North Bosart
Earl Ratliff
West Sixteenth
Florence Ratliff
West Twenty-first
Earl H. Vansickle
R. R
Rose A. Rucker
North Dearborn
Kenneth A. Sparks
Richard Witham
Huntertown
Doris P. Shriver
Scho‘Mary Myers
Hamilton
Lillian la Rue Hale
Funeral Directors and Services Listed in City Directory
Local directory shows funeral homes and related services with addresses and contact numbers. Entries include Blasengym, Wilson Funeral, Riley, and Ragsdale among others offering ambulances and funeral arrangements.
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Ray
Delaware
Servic
Ragsdale & Ee
Alabama
Death Notices for KRAPF and Sanderson Families
Margaret Krapf aged 23 died Thursday wife of Edgar A. Friends may call at her parents home 325 N Rleview after 10 am Friday Funeral Monday Aug 26 8 30 am at residence then St Anthony church burial Holy Cross cemetery. Orville E Sanderson husband of Ruth son of Olive E Sanderson brother of Mrs A D Paden and Mrs William F Mullan passed away Aug 21 Hartford City Indiana 2 pm United Brethren church. Hilda Walls Nee Jankee wife of Scott Walls mother of Edward Walls.
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Olive E. Sanderson
A. D. Paden
William F. Mullan
Hartford City
Ind
United Brethren Churchen
Hilda (Nee Jankce
Scott Walls
Edward Walls
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I. Setee
Rin Wee Wai Ae
Old Bank of Indiana
Indiana National Bank of Indianapolis
Aetna En and Savings Co
Pennsylvania St
James T. Hamill & Company
Chicago Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Indianapolis Board of Trade
Associated
New York Card
Continental Bank
Riley
Thomson & McKinno
Ask Am
Ba Bank of
United States
Bankers Steeseeeenee
Brooklyn Trust
Centra Hanover
Chase National
Chatham Phoenix National
Chemical
E Ganuhercel
Pomentat
Empi
Ances Teaes
First
National
Anne
Irvinee Eeneseee Wee
Manhattan & Co
Elsea
Times
Louisville
Goughs
United Lst East Alo
Ion
Cat Corportion Commission
American Gas and Electric Company
Central Bank of Chile
Minneapolis, St. Paul and
U. S. Marne
Wisconsin Central
Macmarr Stores, Inc
Bulova Watch Company
Sherman Anti-Trust
Los Angeles
Famous Player Canadian Corporation
Company
Midland Michigan
Amer Central Life Ins
Ds Com
Belt RR &S Yds
Centra Ind Power Gas
Errill Co
Eesees
Isle Theater Co
Wee Citizens Gas
Citizens Gas
Commonwealth L
Commonwealth L Co
Ind _ Hotel
Indiana Hotel Co
Indiana Service Corp
Indianapolis Gas Co
Indpls Water Co
Northern Ind
Northern Ind P
Metro
Faundry Co
Separ Oe & Sons Fer
Rei & Stock Co
Pry Central Tats Gas
Central Ind Fever Co
Citizens Gas Co
Citizens Ee Ae
Indy & Ligt Co
Indiana _ Ser ice Corpu
Adpis Bower & ‘Ac Co
Light Co
Indianapenie Gas Co
Ind Mart Rapid T
Northwestern Annes
Trac
Indpis Union Ry
Indpis Water Co
Pls Water Co
Ibs
Jeans Water We Bee
Interstate
Aes
Seeee
Ind Tele One
Trac Light
Eek
Am Gas & Ei
Ark
Avia
Brazil
P &L
Noranda
Pantepec de Cord Totes
Penro
Prince & Conor
Ebee
Ford
Can
Fox Theater
Goldman Sai
Hudson
Banks and Exchange
Treasury Statement
New Orleans
Estee
Sateen
Bbeerereutvessee
Th. Low
Farm Board
Timothy
James T. Hamill & Co
Bendix
Chicago Corp i
Chicago Corp
Os Cities
Club
Aluminum Commonwealth Edison
Continental Chicago
Crities
Grigsby-Grunow Great Lakes
Houd-Hershey
Utis Invest
Kalamazo Stove
Lynch Glass
Libby-McNeil
Ajestic
Sita Marshall Fiesceesene
Dusit
Midian
Midland United
Noblitt-Sparks Ind Inc
North Ee Light & Po No & & Amer Corn
Seaboard Utilities
Swift & Co
Ernest Cohn
Homer McKee Company
Columbia Club
International Federation of Catholic Alumnae
Emmitsburg
Herbert. E. Wilson
American Bar Association
Claypool
Edward B. Rieman
Meridian Flower Shop
San Francisco
Florists’ Telegraph Association
I. Sidney Stein
Indiana Law School
Ross, Sullivan & Knight
State Life Building
Houilam
Margaret Mason
Coleman Ospital
Hugh and
Minnie Frederman
Coleman Hospital
Ernest and
Virginia Bohn
Coleman Hosital
James and
Pearl Bullen
Albert and
Irene le Vine
Ross Clifford
Lois Tolen
Hollywee Hh
Jacklin Girrencone
Easterrill
Chester
Helen Nixon
East Ohio
Virgil
Elsie Pringle
Dexter
John
Nellie Cole
Emilie Davis
Coleman Hospita
L John
Frances Easterday
Ory
Ruth Fox
Biarry
Aline Francis
Mabel McKinley
Coleman Ospit
Ida Parker
Coleman Hosta Maurice
Kathleen Pickler
Coleman Blaney
Nellie Powell
Coleman Hoston
Betty Rosch
Joseph
Bertha Schindwolf
Helen Yelton
Helena Franklin
West Washington
Merritt
Zella Wright
South Warman
United Foes
Toledo
Highway Group
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BY Dan A. Kidney
U. S
State Highway Department
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