Stocks Slump as Traders Sell Held Holdings
Stocks mostly fell as traders dumped holdings while call money rose to the highest in a month. Major rails and utilities supported by strong buying failed to offset declines in leaders like International Steel and I T T. Pennsylvania and New York Central led gains, with rail stocks boosted by New Haven dividend news. broad markets trimmed losses as credit tightness loomed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burnited Presse
New York
Pennsylvania
New York Centars
New Haven
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
St. Paul
Maryland
Steel Common
International Telephone and Telegraph
American Telephone
Standard Gas
American
Banks and Exchange Aug 27 Treasury and FX Summary
Banks and exchange figures from New York and Washington dated Aug 27 show clearings at 1 452 005, Fed balance 14 06, interest, and treasury net balance Aug 24 at 101,617,199.53. Customs receipts for the month reach 43,385,139.95 with foreign exchange markets steady in New York showing small gains in sterling francs lira belga and marks and Montreal at .9925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
FT Muted Preae
United Press
Washington
Treasury
Belga
Montreal
Stock Market outlook hints at early reparations settlement impact
In New York stock notes the outlook for an early reparations settlement is gloomy only minor news for markets. An anticipated call money rate rise could factor in, with future railroad and mail order reports expected to be strong and help offset any weakness. The strategist advises buying better grade stocks, especially rails, copper and oils, during setbacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomson & McKinnon
New York
Market prices for butter cheese eggs and poultry
Wholesale butter termed No 1 at 48 46c No a 43G44c Butterfat equities and cheese wholesale ads list American loaf 35c pimento loaf Wisconsin firsts 25c prime cream Longhorn 26c New York go prices: Fresh delivered at Enmarepelis. Poultry buying prices show colored croft under 1% lbs 1% to 3 lbs 26c hens 21c old cocks 15c ducks 10c spring guineas 20c No 1 young toms 35c No 2 old hens 20425.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
New York
Enmarepelis
Hennery
Local Wagon Wheat Prices Reported at Elevators
Grain elevator quotes list Xorae wheat at 1.19 dollars per unit and io at 14 dollars, reflecting market conditions in the area. Local traders monitor tender bids and price fluctuations across wagonload shipments amid harvest activity and regional demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
Weather Report from Dela good at 9 30 a m
In the Air Weather conditions at 9 30 am Northeast wind 11 mph temperature 68 degrees barometric pressure 30 08 at sea level ceiling unlimited visibility three miles hazy Dela good.
Livestock Markets Report From Multiple Cities
Hogs receipts 27 000 including 4 000 direct mostly 25 to 40c lower. top 11.55. Cattle receipts 9 000 with strong demand on better grades. top 17.00. Sheep receipts 20 000 with active market. fat lambs around 13.75 to 13.90, ewes to 6.76. Other regional notes show calves, hogs, and cattle prices in Louisville Louisville Cincinnati Cleveland and East Buffalo with varied declines and steady to higher cattle values.
Week's Losses Recovered in Cattle Mart
Hogs were steady to 10 cents lower at the Union Stockyards with 140 to 280 pound hogs selling 10.50 to 11.40 and top at 11.50. receipts 7,000 with 525 holdovers. Cattle trended higher led by beef steers 12.50 to 15.50, heifers 16.50 down. Sheep and lambs steady with better lambs 12 to 13.50. fat ewes 4.50 to 6.50. Chicago hogs 27,000 receipts, 3,000 directs. bids 25 cents below Monday’s average. Cattle 9,000. sheep 20,000. Indianapolis prices show varied hog, cattle, and sheep figures across weights and classes.
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Lee
Atchison
Atl Coast Line
East & Ohio
Canadian Pac
Chesa Ohio
Chesa Co
Chi & N
Ccri& P
INY Central Mo Pac Pfd
C& S&l
NH & H
Tere
Rowfoiek & West
Wesestaa Ae
Siteevivahia
Seab'd Air L Pfd
Southern Ry Pac
St Paul Southern
St Paul Bia
Eyee
Steel & 3 F
Union Pacific
West Maryland
Goodrich
Goodyear
Kelly
United Equipmente
Am Car & Fdy
Westingh
Bethlehem Steels
Colorado
Crucible
Tron & A
Ludlum Newton Uu Ss
Allo Warren Fi
Youngston Sd
Vanadium Corp
A4! Motors— Am Bosch Mag
Briges . Tecce
Brockway Mot
Chrysler Corp
Tio Eaton
Marke
Marmon
Eee
Nash Packard
Peerless
Packing Son
Pierce Arrow
Studebaker
Stew Werner
Timken
Willys-Overland
White Motor
Smith & Big
Pestiacian
En Calumet & Ariz
Granby Corp
Inspiration
Howe
Ae Kennecott Int .Nickel
Magma Cop
Miami Copper
Am Ref Co
Atlantic Rfe
Barnsdall
Houston Oil Preeport-Texa
Indo Oil & Gas
Pan-Am Pet
Phills Petrol
Union of Cal
Royal Dutch
Tidewater
Texas Corp
Texas C
Davidson Chem
Dupont
At Harvester
Kelvinator
Iit Ink Belt
Kolster
Montgom
Keith
Sears Roebuck Tac
Union Carbide
Mn Air Craft
Univ Pipe
Indus Alco
Woolworth Co
Wright Aero U
Am Tel & Tel
Pr & Lt Co
Elec Pow & Tis Ta Tate
T& T
Nor Am Co
Std Gas & el
United Cor
Utilities Power
Urton Tel
Atl Gulf & Sy
United Prue
California
Cuba
Coe Oeasses
Postum_ Co
United Cigar
United Preas
Chicago
Aero
Rangers
Louisville
United Press
Cincinnati
Eenea
Union
Indianapolis
Aviation plans for Indianapolis Flamingo endurance flight
Aviation plans for the proposed endurance record flight of the Indianapolis Flamingo were outlined to Service club members at a Lincoln luncheon. Major Hollis Le R. Muller, flight commander, Lt Walter R. Peck and Lt Lawrence Genaro were named as chief pilot and co pilot, with Enrolled Air Student Stanley Albright of Irvington beginning a Capitol airport flying course.
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Indianapolis
Stanley Albright
Irvington
Capitol Airport
Night landing saves Embry-Riddle pilot near Acton
Embry-Riddle Air Service pilot Tom Hill faced engine failure after a propeller blade broke near Acton Indiana on a Cincinnati run. He selected a rough field and dropped a flare, landed skillfully above a wide creek, leaving only a damaged propeller tip and an unscathed aircraft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Hill
Embry-Riddle Company
Night Air Mail
Acton
Ind
Cincinnati
Hill
Tom
Aviation men and planes on cross country hops
Curtiss-Mars Hill Airport and several pilots are listed with aircraft including Travel Airs, Waco 10s, and a Challenger Robin. Flights span Cleveland to Tulsa, Lafayette to Indianapolis and back, and Cleveland to Wichita and return with pilots such as Ray Their, Hoosier Airport, and Homer Stockert. Weir Cook, Curtiss general manager, aims to return Wednesday night from a business trip to Buffalo and Cleveland to witness the Cleveland air show and races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtiss-Mars
Ray Kuhl
Eaglerock
South Bend
James F
Tot
H. Weir Cook
Curtiss
Buffalo
Cleveland
Curtiss Executive Flies 500 Miles in Robin Monoplane
Walker W. Winslow Curtiss sales director returned from a 500 mile business flight with Claude E. Gregg mayor of Vincennes aboard a Curtiss Robin monoplane. They traveled Indianapolis to Richmond to Vincennes and back via Richmond and Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker W. Winslow
Curtiss
Claude E. Gregg
Vincennes
Winslow
Gregg
Indianapolis
Richmond
Curtiss Pilot Heads to South Bend Air Show
R A Barbin a Curtiss pilot flew to South Bend today in a Challenger Robin to represent the Curtiss Flying Service of Indiana at the local air show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Barbin
Curtiss
South Bend
Curtiss Flying Service of
Indiana
Aviation Official Attends Cleveland National Air Races
William R. Kester, aviation representative for Standard Oil Company of Indiana, is attending the national air races in Cleveland this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William R. Kester
Standard Oil Company of
Indiana
Cleveland
Funeral Rites Planned for Mrs Dottie M Jones
Funeral services for 60 year old Mrs Dottie M Jones of 409 North Euclid avenue will be held at 2 p m Thursday at the home. The Right Rev Joseph M Francis bishop of the Episcopal diocese will conduct. Burial at Crown Hill cemetery. Survived by four sons Harry R Hubert C Ralph R and Ward E Jones Indianapolis, daughter Mrs Lillian M Lynch, two sisters Mrs Clara Ferguson Speedway City and Mrs Charles Wilkinson Bloomington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dottie M. Jones
North
Euclid Avenue
Methodist Hospital
Joseph M. Francis
Episcopal Diocese
Crown Hill Cemetery
Indianapolis
Clinton Walker Jones
Harry R
Hubert C
Ralph R
Ward E. Jones
the Times
Lillian M. Lynch
Clara Ferguson
Speedway City
Charles Wilkinson
Bloomington
Funeral services for Joseph Coull 15 retiree painter
Funeral services for Joseph Coull of the Coull & West painting firm will be held Wednesday at 2 30 p m at his daughter Mrs Alexander West 6301 North Delaware Street with Rev Thomas R White pastor of Meridian Heights Presbyterian Church officiating Burial will be in Washington Park Cemetery Survivors include his widow Mrs Jane Coull three daughters Mrs George H Bauman Mrs Charles Van Meter and Mrs West and two sons William and Joseph B Coull all of this city
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Joseph Coull
Coull &West
Alexander West
North
Delaware Street
Thomas R. White
Meridian Heights Presbyterian Church
West
Washington Park
Jane Coull
George H. Bauman
Charles van Meter
William
Joseph B. Coull
Louise van Meter
Joseph C. Coull
Elizabeth Kuhns
Foxty-third
Delaware Sts
Faut
Augusta
Helena Schildmeier
Elsa Werner
New Palestine
Nee Staley
Edith Ramsey
Coffey St
Faneral
CS Church
John J. Blackwell
Sullivan
Arthur JR
Michael J. Sullivan
Pennsylvania
St. Vincent’s Hospital
St. Peter and Paul Cathedral
Bare Holy Cross Cemetery
Friends Invi
Weak Trend in Foreign Marts Lowers Wheat
A Chicago weekly note reports little appetite to sell wheat locally as traders await September delivery. Liverpool and Buenos Aires shed value while Russian harvest projections show regional disparities. Manitoba Alberta crop yields vary with harvest progress and acreage. Oats dip while corn holds. rain in the corn belt aids some fields. High grain receipts persist in Chicago as selling pressure softens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Chicago
Liverpool
United Kingdom
Buenos Aires
Middle
Lower Volga
Manitoba
Alberta
Corn
Nebraska
Kansas
Oklahoma
Northwest
Chicago Grain Table August 27 Prices and cash quotes
Chicago grain table shows carrots wheat corn oats rye and barley prices. Cash quotes include wheat $1,342 to $1.35 per bushel, corn No 2 Canada $1.09, rye $1.05, oats No 2 white $0.51 to $0.52, barley No 2 $0.66, domestic and imported clover, timothy and Alsike prices, butter 43 to 47 cents, eggs 33 to 35 cents, hay $1.25 per cwt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timea
Chicago
United Press
Cole
Timothy
Alsike
Fruit Market Prices From Various Regions Listed
A long list of produce prices from multiple regions shows items such as apples at 2 dollars for 2.25, oranges from California at 3.75, lemons at 9 per crate, and peaches from Hiley Selles at 3 a bushel. Other entries cover grapes seedless at 2 per crate, cantaloupes at 3.75, cucumbers at 1.20 per dozen, and potatoes including Kentucky Cobbler 5.75 per 150 lb bag.
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California
Jamaica
Valencia
Indiana
Washington
Washingtons
Kentucky
Rawley
Virginia
Florida
Toledo Hog and Cattle Market Report
Toledo market: hog receipts 300 head with price levels $10.10 to $11.25 for heavies and mediums. workers $10 to $11. pigs $10 to $11. Cattle receipts light, market slow. calves receipts light but market strong. Sheep and lambs light, market slow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Toledo
Leaders to Speak at Mass Meeting on Labor Provisions
Central Labor Union members announced speakers for a September 23 mass meeting urging observance of union labor provisions. John Manning of Washington D C international president of the Labor League, Thomas N Taylor of Indianapolis president, and Adolph Fritz Indiana State Federation of Labor secretary treasurer will speak. Labor day plans were set at Monday’s meeting including a dance in the Indiana ballroom. The executive board was tasked to arrange activities for the 1930 Indiana State Federation of Labor convention to be held here next fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Labor Union
John Manning
Washington, D. C
The
Labor League
Thomas N. Taylor
Indianapolis
Adolph Fritz
Indiana State Federation of Labor
Indiana
Small dog saves couple as bull attacks in Sanborn
In Sanborn Indiana a small dog diverted a charging bull drawing the owners Marimus Quimby and his wife into safety. Quimby was badly injured and his wife slightly hurt but managed to drag him away before further harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bar Times
Sanborn
Ind
Marimus Quimby
Quimby
City in Brief Wednesday events and reunions in Indianapolis
Kiwanis Club luncheon at Claypool Chamber of Commerce events Lions Club luncheon Linelon Purdue Alumni Association luncheon Severin Tilmub luncheon Board of Trade Solo Club luncheon Columbia Club Lieutenant L R Martin Navy spoke on study in Tours to L Alliance Francaise at Spink Arms. Clark county ex residents in Indianapolis plan Garfield Park reunion Sept 8. Indianapolis Chamber and trade mission with Canadian trade commissioner Robert O Meara. Universal Club heard Frank Knyvett on Among the Maoris of New Zealand at Columbia Club. 53rd Indiana Civil War veterans reunion Sept 4 at Garden Baptist church. Rev R S Parr farewell party as he becomes secretary of Lord's Day Alliance. Fire caused $400 damage to Ludwig Stanich home. Briant Sando to speak on Advertising at Kiwanis Club. Riley Memorial hospital film shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
Claypool
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Lions Club
Linelon
Purdue Alumni Association
Severin
Tilmub
Board of Trade
Columbia Club
Universal Club
Frank Knyvett
New Zealand
Knyvett
Briant Sando
Sando Advertising Company
Riley Memorial Hospital
Illinois firm bids low on bridge project in Indiana
W H Shons Company of Freeport Illinois submitted the low bid of 28131.23 for building a bridge over the New York Central tracks on US 41 south of Morocco in Newton County Indiana. Vincennes Bridge Company bid 12279.78 to repair the Wabash river bridge at Vincennes on US 59.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.H. Shons Company
Freeport
Ill
State Highway Department
Morocco
Newton County
House of Representatives
Vincennes Bridge Company
Vincennes
Delaware
Jay
John J. Brown
John S. Staser
Evansville
Honey Creek
Spencer County
Births Notice listing multiple families and hospitals
A fragmented birth notice lists numerous births with parent names and associated hospitals or addresses across the city. Entries include Charles and Vexie Willingham at 203 Minerva. Herman and Isabel Stoeffler at 640 North Jefferson. George and Mary Powers at city hospital. and many others linked to Coleman hospital, city hospital, Methodist hospital, and addresses such as 1522 Linden, 2917 Baltimore, 934 West North, and 2830 Indianapolis. The list mixes both boys and girls with dates omitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles and
Vexie Willingham
Minerva
Herman and
Isabel Stoeffler
North
Jefferson
George and
Mary Powers
City Haerital
Ivan and
Rose Lynch
City Hospital
William and
Alta Wallace
John and
Marie White
Linden
Pearl Kirkley
Baltimore
Raymond
Dorothy Blackwell
Coleman
Bernard and
Sarah Stroyman
Arnold and
Gladys Miller
Methodist Hospital
Fredrick and
Katherine Parsons
Tda Freeman
Edward and Mary Dunlap
Reed and Louvenia Stephens
Joseph and
Willa Smith
West North
Frank and
Georgiana Anderson
Perkins
Horace and
Geraldine Funkhouser
South Summitt Emmert
Jewell Behr
West Gimber
Cletus and
Evalyn Jarboe
East Seventeenth
Robert
Emily Taylor
Mary Durham
Cacee
Beulah Beaver
Walter
Bertha Cooper
Paul and
Violet Patterson
Wee
Ethel Boxell
Coleman Hosptal
East
Vivian Gaddis
Goleman Hospital
Robert and
Harriet Mason
Lenora Tridel
Louis and
Viola Hartman
Cae and
Gertrude Smith
Luc
Deaths list shows varied heart and organ conditions
A deceased roster reports ages from 7 days to 83 with causes including chronic myocarditis acute dilatation of the heart cerebral hemorrhage peritonitis nephritis and influenza. Hospitals listed include Methodist St Vincent Christian Coleman and city hospitals with patients on Buckle North Beville North Oxford Bright and West Market streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine D. Grassow
Methodist
Coleman Hospital
Gertrude Virginia Davis
City Hospital
Ursula Knox
Trobett
Hattle
Wilcox
Buckle
John W. Murphy
Methodist Hospital
Martha Louise Husemann
North Beville
Thomas W. Williams
Bright
Marie Ruskaup
Dorman
Christian Hospital
Ace Annai Stee Enrsees
Julia O'Donnell
North Oxford
Jennie Ells
North Warman
William Thomas Parker
West Market
Pica
Negroes Hold Old Home Day at Carthage
More than 1,000 residents and former residents of Rush County gathered at Carthage for the thirty-second annual homecoming begun in 1897 at Mt. Pleasant A. M. E. church. Elders and notable attendees from Indianapolis and Columbus joined ceremonies, with sermons, songs, and a program featuring Ellen V. Thomas and the Watkins brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage
Rush County
Mt. Pleasant A. M. E
M. W. Sanders
Eli Archer
Archer
W. A. Bivens
Indianapolis
Ellen V. Thomas
Anderson Allen Chapel
A. M. E. Church
Watkin Brothers
Columbus O
Allie Moss
George McCullough
Hurian Stewart
George F. Winslow
A. Tuttle
Edward Knox
P. Benson
J. W. Alley
Ruth McGhee
Camille Richardson
Roy Leclear
J. F. Johnson
Noahs Ark at Walker Theater A dramatic triumph opening week
The Walker Theater presents Noahs Ark a grand talking picture drama set just before World War I. Victims of a Paris train wreck witness the outbreak of conflict as tense scenes unfold. Special organ numbers by Mary Singleton accompany the week long showing and audience turnout promises strong attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker
Paris
Mary Singleton
Speedway Indiana tax rate hearing set for September meeting
Speedway Marion County Indiana taxpayers are warned a budget hearing will be held at Allison Engineering Company offices on September th at 7 30 p m to discuss the school corporation budget for 1929 20 including special school fund expenditures tuition and tax levies. Taxpayers may appeal to the State Board of Tax Commissioners after levies are set. Board of School Trustees Speedway Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trustees
The
Central State Hospital
Statehouse
Speedway
Marion County
Indiana
Board OF School Trustees
Allison Engineering Company
Vletaen Eure
Bela
Ullion
Cnegeses Cae
State Board of Tax Commissioners
Phe County
Board OF School
Howard F. Wilson
Thomas V. Keogh
Henry F. Dietz
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Cook
D. M. Jones
Crown Hill
L. R. Martin
United States Navy
University of Tours
L’alliance Francaise
Clark County
Garfield Park
D. O. Moore
51St
Indiana Regiment of
Garden Baptist Church
Bright Street
State Circle of Ladies of the
R. 8. Parr
First United Bretheren Church
Parr
Lord's Day Alliance
Ludwig Stanich
Holmes Avenue
Illinois
American Mercury
James Weldon Johnson
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Johnson
America
Daneya Donne] Wines
Colored Women's Republican Club, Inc
Committee On Educational Research
Roberta Venerable
Alpha
Boulevard Place
Christ Temple
Fall Creek Boulevard
Paris Avenue
Edward F. King
Elmer Akers
Dayton
G. H. Rowe
Mishawaka
P. A. of
Temple
G. T. Haywood
G. T. Haywod
H. C. Millikan Farm
William H. Galloway
Montauk
N. Y
St. Philip's Memorial C. M. E. Church
Drake
North West Street
O. H. Banks
Bertha Jones
Ruby Webb
Temple Choir
Earl Keene
Andrew J. Norris
M. W. Clair Jr
St. Louis
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Jerry Thomas
Detroit
Mary J. Taylor
Harrisburg
Henry Coombs
Helen Laster
Theresa Hines
R. L. Bailey
Florence
Ala
Bailey
Henry J. Richardson Jr
South
J. W. Covington
Marie
Ruby Taylor
Ada Bolen
Columbus, C
Samuel Mars
West Fourteenth Street
Pearl Brown
Violet Suth
Leanora Stith
Chris Fisher
Payette Street
Sarah Helm
Seymour
Ada Deboldt
Viola Daniels
Boston
Virgil Cunningham
West Tenth Street
Lena Rice
Ella Henderson
Alice Foster
South Haven
Mich
Oscar Overby
Highland Place
Edward Scott
Connersville
Ella Bowman
West Thirteenth Street
Oscar Overky
Jeamily
Walker Theater
Holt
Turner
Mary Moss
Minneapolis
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Ruby Raskin
Della Greer
Stella Fisher
Effie Lemon
Ethel Ealy
Mary Corley
Margaret Davis
Margaret Rape
Mattie Wells
Bertha Turner
Margaret Lawrence
Norfolk
Ss. Cae Utghas
W. T. Blasengym
Shelby St
Drexel
Finn Bros. Funeral Home
N. Meridian
George Grinsteiner
Puneradire
Cadiators Hisey & Titus
Eeavice
Alabama
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