Hogs Sell 15 Cents Lower at City Yards
Hogs were mostly 15 cents higher today at the Union Stockyards though the bulk 160 to 300 pounds sold at 9.50. Receipts were about 13,000 with 259 holdovers. Cattle slow with slaughter classes steady. Wealers up about 1 dollar to 17.50. Sheep and lambs strong to steady with best lambs 12.50 to 13.00. lower grades 9 to 12. Chicago receipts 30,000 total with 10,100 directs and 6,000 holdovers. Market steady to 16 cents lower than Tuesday on Mariet. Cattle receipts 16,000. sheep 15,000.
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Chicago
Paas
Bu United Press
Buffalo
United Press
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Weland
Ceara
Chicago market alight with mixed hog and cattle prices
United Press reports at Chicago Lincoln livestock market receipts 39 000 hogs and 14 000 cattle with notable declines in many categories. Direct hogs 10 900 mostly sold lower top around 9.55 while cattle offerings remained heavy and under pressure with fat lambs and feeders showing varied demand.
November Stock Exchange loans dip amid slower market
New York reports a $2.09 billion drop in Stock Exchange loans for November, to $4.02 billion from October’s $6.11 billion, with the September peak of $8.55 billion noted. Studebaker unveils a sub thousand dollar Erskine model with January show date, while Great Western Sugar declares a quarterly dividend payable January 2.
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Studebaker Corporation
Erskine
New York
A. R. Erskine
Denver
Col
Great Western Sugar Company
Bank Clearings and Treasury Balance Report
Indianapolis clearings Wednesday December 4 total 3 993 000 debits 8 234 000. Chicago clearings 124 100 000 balances 13 900 000. New York clearings 1 567 000 000 clearing house balance 222 000 000 federal reserve balance 163 000 000. Treasury general fund balance December 2 124 132 542 78 customs for month to date 3 162 008 83.
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Indianapolis
Todisnapolis
Chicago
United Press
New York
Clearing House
Federal Reserve Bank
Treasury
Washington
Treasury General Fund
Railroads Order Cars to Boost 1930 Freight Network
Chicago Milwaukee St Paul railroad expects expenditures over 150 million for 1930, led by orders for 300 ore cars 600 flat cars 700 box cars 1000 gondolas and 750 stock cars. Also funds fifteen freight locomotives and fifteen high speed passenger locomotives. Other railway and structure spending near 15 million.
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United Prive Chicago
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railroad
Roads
H. A. Scandrett
Marriage Licenses Listed For Several Couples
Multiple couples obtained marriage licenses including George D. Horn 21 a Lewis Street mechanic and Lulu M. Stallman 19 of East Pratt Street clerk. Also listed are Edmund Seaises 18 clerk and Eloise Steele 16 of Prospect Street, and Harry F Ohm 35 engineer from Sullivan and Minnie L Small 35 clerk. Additional pairs include Russell J. Eden 24 machinist and Julia K. Woodard 18 stenographer, Chester C. Houseman 26 bookkeeper and Gertrude J. Crane 20 clerk.
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George D. Horn
Lewis
Lulu M. Stallman
East Pratt
Edmund Seaises
Vandeman
Eloise Steele
Prospect
Harry F. Ohm
Sullivan
Minnie L. Small
Sanders
Russell J. Eden
East St. Clair
Julia K. Woodard
Broyd
Chester C. Houseman
Central
Gertrude J. Crane
North Noble
Stock Market Dips From Profit-Taking Pause In Early Trading
The New York stock market opened firmer but saw profit taking push many issues below the prior close. By noon buying steadied, United States Steel rebounded, and rails plus several industrials including Radio Corporation and Gulf, Mobile & North Western led gains as call money firmed to 4 3/4 percent.
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United Press
NEW York
United States Steel
Auburn Auto
Auburn
General Motors
Radio Corporation
Baldwin
Montgomery Ward
Johns Manville
United States Industrial Alcohol
General Electric
Missouri Pacific
Gulf, Mobile & Northern
Wabash
Pennsylvania
American Telephone
J. I. Case
Westinghouse
Anaconda
American Can
City Briefs Highlight Local Meetings and Announcements
The Indianapolis community reports on Dec 19 school building committee plans, a two day All Souls Unitarian bazar with turkey dinners, a Pan-American arbitration talk at YWCA, Hoosier Finance convention results, a Retail Coal Club talk on accounting, a county infirmary Christmas party for women, a dental society UV ray talk, Mallory appoints a new controller, an autopsy on Susie Howard, Westminster Guild farewell for Rose Montgomery, and Bible Investigation Club at Y M C A with a history talk.
Building Permits for Local Addresses Listed
Permit notices show projects at 328 North Euclid for reroofing by Frocks near the port. Remodeling at 34 West Washington involves Grocery Company. Repairs at 1769 Howard are listed under Eyoeaie.
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North Euclid
West Washigton
Hawkeye Wins Livestock Prize at International Exposition
Elliott Brown 20 of Rose Hill Iowa earned the grand championship steer award with Lucky Strike a black Aberden Angus cross named by judge Walter Biggar Dalbeattie Scotland. Waldo Mommsen of Miles won reserve champion with Mike in the junior feeding contest for baby beeves. The ceremony featured ragtime music as Lucky Strike became unsettled by the band and leapt about.
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Merton T.akers
United Press
Chicago
Elliott Brown
Rose Hill
Elliott
Lucky Strike
Walter Biggar
Dalbeattie
Waldo Mommsen
Miles
Mike
Biggar
Apples and produce price list from regional market
Market prices for apples including Delicious Grimes Golden New York Duchess Gravenstein and others with box and crate rates. Grapefruit Grapes Lemons Limes Oranges Beans Beets Carrots Cabbage Celery Cauliflower Cucumbers Eggplant Kale Lettuce Mustard Onions Parsley Peas Peppers Potatoes Radishes Sweet potatoes Tomatoes and related produce priced per box crate hamper bushel and bag across Florida California Wisconsin Indiana and Colorado markets.
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Jonathans
Grimes
New York Duchess
Gravenstein
Wolf River
Florida
California
Valencia
Michigan
Idaho
Colorado
Wisconsin
Pessmenote
Red River
Russell
Southern Lowe
Indiana
Jersey
Nancy Halls
Markets and Poultry Prices Across Cities
Markets Bags County Run poultry prices by Kingan & Co with No 1 top quality and various weights. Eggs butter cheese and potatoes listed for Chicago New York Cleveland markets with futures and receipts noted. Poultry prices show hens springers leghorns cocks and ducks with regional quotes for fat birds and live weights.
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Indianapolis
Kingan & Co
Wisconsin
New York
Cleveland
Ohio
Maine
Green Mountain
Birth Announcements From St Vincent and Local Homes
Birth notices list multiple newborn girls and boys with parents and addresses including St Vincent's hospital entries for Earl and Margaret Jolly Ia and Mary Zierz Grace Abravaya 1102 South Senate Clarence and Julia Birk 2124 Prospect Ida Smith 547 South Harding Harry and Edna Wilkerson 35 Karcher Elizabeth Dean 1734 South Albo Beulah Lawson 639 North and Robert Justin Carpenter 5124 Shelton James Irene McAninch Martha Stewart Ruth Kirkhoff James Louise Stumph 2035 Hobart Bates Elizabeth Norton 409 North ample Donald Ardath Payne Edith Jay Eleanor Jones Clyde Opal Hammond 1964 Tallman
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Earl and
Margaret Jolly
St. Vincent's Hospital
Mary Zierz
St. Vincent's Hos
Grace Abravaya
South Senate
Clarence
Julia Birk
Prospect
Mee
Ida Smith
South Harding
Harry
Edna Wilkerson
Karcher
Elizabeth Dean
South ‘Albo
Beulah Lawson
Northan Robert
Justin Carpenter
Shelton
James and
Irene McAninch
Martha Stewart
Methodist Hospital
Boysnee
Ruth Kirkhoff
St. Vincent's James
Louise Stumph
Hobart
Bates
Elizabeth Norton
Northample
Donald
Ardath Payne
Ascheese
Edith Jay
Hosa Piforace
Eleanor Jones
Clyde
Opal Hammond
Tallman
Death notices list diverse causes across city addresses
Deaths include Anna Hill 60 of 420 West Fortieth with lobar pneumonia and Charles R. Roberts 62 of 827 East Morris with pulmonary abscess. Also Mes N Christy 49 of St Vincent's hospital with hyperthyroidism, Bernard H Ruhlman 66 of 1626 South Talbot with chronic interstitial nephritis, Otto Staehle 63 Guilford with acute cardiac dilatation, Cyrus Bowen 51 of Central Indianapolis hospital with general paresis, Albert Smith 58 of 432 West Vermont with acute cardiac dilatation, Robert I Senders 46 of Citizens Gas Company with cerebral hemorrhage, and Charles Andrew Brown 1 of 2149 Boulevard Place with lobar pneumonia.
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Anna Hill
West Fortieth
Charles R. Roberts
East Morris
Mes N. Christy
St. Vincent's Hospital
Bernard H. Ruhlman
South Talbot
Otto Staehle
Guilford
Cyrus Bowen
Central Indianapolis
Albert Smith
West
Vermont
Robert I. Senders
Citizens Gas Company
Charles Andrew Brown
Boulevard Place
Wheat Opens Strong on Board of Trade Fueled by Liverpool and Buenos Aires
Wheat opened strong on the Board of Trade as gains abroad lifted futures with Liverpool and Buenos Aires higher. Corn and oats edged up slightly while provisions opened steady. traders wary of a delayed heavy market movement.
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United Preas
Chicago
Board of Trade
Liverpool
Buenos Aires
South America
New Arc Light Promises Rickets Prevention Claim
Dr. Walter H. Eddy of Columbia University reports a new arc lamp is twelve times as powerful as natural sunshine for rickets prevention and cure. Experiments used white rats and carbon sticks with metals as sources, developed at the National Carbon Company laboratories in Cleveland.
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United Press
New York
Walter H. Eddy
Columbia University
National Carbon Company of
Cleveland
NYSE Membership Sold For 375000 In New Increase
New York stock exchange membership set at 375000, up 15000 from the prior sale of 360000, with arrangements announced today in New York.
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United Press
NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
President's message sparks market optimism and rail consolidation appeal
The Stock Market notes broad approval of the President's proposals to sustain purchasing power and sees consolidation of railroads as a key opportunity. Bargains exist in high grade rails, offering attractive investor prospects. While a quick recovery may ease, technical pauses could yield moderate gains backed by resting orders ensuring market stability.
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Thomson & McKinnon
New York
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Chapter 20, National Association Retail Druggists
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Lincoln
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Mallory
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Schofield Avenue
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