Irregular Call Money Tone Amid Stock Market Rise
A firm call money tone led to profit taking as the market opened higher but ended irregular. Radio Corporation soared to new highs while Montgomery Ward Sears Roebuck posted May sales records. New York Central rose after extra stock rights were issued and Case Thrashing Machine hit new highs.
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United Press
NEW York
Radio Corporation
Montgomery Ward
Sears-Roebuck
New York Central
Middle States
Call Money
Curb Exchange
Wall Street Journal
Financial Review
Banks and Exchange Rates Hot Off the Ledger
Indianapolis banks report today clearings at 4 082 000 dollars with 7 621 000 debits. New York Bank clears to day total 235 500 000 dollars with clearing-house balance 16 800 000 dollars. Treasury balance for May 29 stands at 82 767 817.88 dollars. customs receipts for May 29 total 40 138 593.65 dollars. Foreign exchange closes steady with sterling at 4.87 15 16 and franc at 3.93 plus. Montreal rate 99.8125.
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New York
United Press
Treasury
Washington
Dean Sterling
Belga
Montreal
Optimistic New York Market Continues Upward Trend
In New York on June 1 optimistic trade reports show higher employment, stronger motor car production, increased mail order sales, and lower petroleum product prices. Railroad stocks active, flood-affected routes expected to improve carloadings, and elevated maintenance costs seen as non recurring. Time money rates rise, reflecting resumed tight liquidity, with market gains held above Thursday.
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New York
Wholesale butter and cheese prices across markets
Reports from Cleveland and Chicago show wholesale butter prices for No 1 and No 2 grades, various cheese types with per pound rates, egg buying prices in Indianapolis, and broad poultry, potato and price movements across regions including New York and nationwide trends. Prices range from 34c to 47%c for butter and 23c to 39c for cheese with eggs, poultry, and potatoes also detailed.
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Wisconsin
New York
Indianapolis
United Press
Cleveland
Michigan
Minnesota
Idaho
Cash Grain Prices and Inspections Report
Grain bids at Indianapolis Board of Trade show wheat and corn prices with mixed quotes across No 2 red, hard and white grades. Inspections list multiple car lots by color and grade, detailing totals for corn and white varieties, with several notes on timing and origin.
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Indianapolis Board of Trade
New York
oNo
Alover
United Prena
Chicago
Baeae
Hog market eases as receipts rise at local yards
About 11 500 hogs and 600 cattle were yarded with prices easing 5 to 10 cents per cwt. Top hogs sold to 9 90, 170 300 lb hogs mainly 9 85 and up. Pigs and sows steadier while heavy 250 350 lb hogs moved 9 75 9 90. Calves and sheep also showed limited changes.
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Chicago
Livestock and cattle prices across Eastern markets
EAST BUFFALO and other cities report receipts of hogs and cattle with steady to slightly higher markets. Prices span 90 to 350 pound hogs from about 7.25 to 10.60, cattle generally steady with steers around 11 to 14, vealers 13 to 17.50, and sheep and lambs showing firm demand, top fat lambs near 19.35 and bulk lambs around 12 to 17.50.
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United Press
Buffalo
Cleveland
Chicago
Cincinnati
Wheat rallies on bullish private crop reports
Private experts forecast winter wheat at 513 million bushels and spring wheat at 252 million, totaling 765 million. Buying surged after the reports, lifting wheat 1 to 2.5 cents on the Board of Trade while corn rose modestly and oats held steady. Provisions fell.
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United Press
Chicago
Board of Trade Today
Indianapolis Stocks June 1 Citizens St RR figures
Market brief notes June 1 show Citizens Street Railroad stock at 1000 dollars with 89 percent. Citizens Street energy bio product line mentioned with 4000 dollar value.
Sugar Market Slump Yet No Clear Overnight Shift
In New York June 1 liquidations pushed sugar prices lower though the overnight change remains unclear. Analysts cite lack of speculative leadership and trade confidence as delaying a rebound, urging economic forces to govern the market for eventual price recovery.
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New York
Transportation Coast to Coast Yelloway and Lost Ads
Fragmented classifieds list travel to coast destinations with fares, hotel and terminal addresses, and Lost and Found notices. Items include a $4.00 to $5.00 fare range, bus terminal and hotel locations, items lost like a diamond pin and a pea size petrified box, and services from cleaners and beauty shops.
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Dailey’ Ans Ba 'Baker Denison
LL Traction
Help Wanted Classified Fragments in Capital City
Bleeding together a scattered help wanted section with positions for grinder hand, painters, sales help, housework, and live-in companions. Includes notice for a garden worker, chauffeur, head sawyer, and laundry help among other small ads from the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Pistonlin CO
N. Noble
Palmer St
Houses for Rent in Alabama area listings and prices
Classified rental notices list multiple houses in Alabama and nearby areas with details on rooms from 3 to 6, utilities, gas and water payments, garages, and varying monthly rents. Entries include Arnold, Bell St, Fall Creek, College, and keystone properties with terms like semi mod and newly decorated.
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Alabama
Arnold—Nice
Michigan
State Savings and Trust
Bell ST
Lew Nicoli
Hume-Mansur
Bellefontaine
Fall Creek
Burgess
Irvington
Burton
Riverside
Toledo
Hartman
N. del
Soriet
College
Baer
Sheen Ave
CLARK
ANY
Ohio St
DENNY
R. Edison
Empire ST
Bates St
E. South
Ewing
Brookside Pk
Bath
Keystone
Civic Realty Keystone
5 to 8 room rentals listed with prices and contact
A dense classified page lists numerous 4 to 7 room houses and flats for rent and sale. Ads note semi modern or modern interiors, garages, water or utility payments, and varying monthly payments from 14 to 50 dollars. Listings include several addresses and phone contact references for real estate agents.
Cotton Market Report Cites Weather Boost and Short Crop Fear
Oak June 1 market notes weaker trade due to milder South weather. Traders hold Oct contracts around 20.50 to limit declines from light Southern selling. News lacking urgency, mill use weak, yet buying on declines advised as crop prospects remain unclear and prices may rebound with time.
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Thomson & McKinnon
OAK
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Martin-Parry
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Allied Chemical
Armour Aar
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Loews
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Pepritesay
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Pittsburg Coal Ae Owens Bottle
Radio Corp
Rem Ran
Beate | Roebuck
Geee
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Scs Ir Pipe
Indus Alco
Woolworth Ga
Am Tel & Tel
Am Express
Am Walks
Elec Pow & Lt
Interboro Percy
Nor Am Co
Nat Power
Austin Nichols
California
Fleischmann Co
Jones Bros
General Cigar
Lig & Meyers
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Dlemiber Syersatas
Louisville
FT. Warne
Ind
Hoy
Arket
Bu United Press
Bullish
United Press CO
Atha
LIN Ane Bu Times Sneciat
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Central Ind Power Com
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Ircle Theater Co
Citizens Gas Co
Indiana Service Corp of Indianapolis Gas Co
Indpls & Prarthwrestarn Log
P & L Oc
Indpls
Ils
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Intersta
Olls Ae Co
Interstate P
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Fort Servett
Northern
Ind Puy
Bay Foundry Co
I& E
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van van Cam Am Pack
Divid Lend
Gt Belt
R R
Wee Broad Ripple Trac Co
Central In Gas Co
Ae Tee Power Co
Ind Ry
Citizens Gas Cos
Citizens
Igi Home
Gary
Indiana Hotel Co
Trac
Ind Union Trac Co
Col & So
Indpls Gas Co
North Trac
Indpls & Martins Trac Co
Eusee
North
Trac Co
St Ry
Eeetsreeves
Trac & Term Co
Indps Union Ry
Indps Water Co
Indpls Water Co 1St
Indpls Water Co
Interstate Pub 8
Indpls Water Sec Co
Interstate Pub & Co
Interstate Pub 3 Co
Wee T HI & E Trac Co
Treseseee Tee Union Trac of Ind Co
Aee Nor
Ind Pub Serv Co
Liberty Bonds
Liberty Loan
Liberty Loan Ttn
U S Treas
U & Treas
U S& Treas
Klinefelter
Jacob
Ella K. Klinefelter
Jacob E
Noah Klinefelter
May Musser
Helen Davee
Marie Duhanell
New St
C. Atkins Pioneers
G. H. Herrmann
W. T. Blasengym
Shelby St
Drexel
Finn Bros. Funeral Home
N. Meridian
Bert
Gadd
Prospect Drexel
George Grinsteiner Puneral
E. Market
Main
East St. Dr
Ondertakers
HILEY
N. Delaware
A — Krieger
WM. E
N. Iissors
C. Wilcor
Tiagrat Oe Ambulance Service
Fanenn I
Armour Ils
Swift
Natl Ltd
Elec
Noblitt
Rsly
Corpu
Decker & Cohn
Close
P. Close
New
Thur
Windeg
Eee Netify
W. E. Barton
Alber
Va. Ave
Central
Apt
Shirt Hospital
State Savings & Trust
la Mur Ormanent
Til
Marcelling
Ala
Marg
Sellers
Jew
Bob
N. Capitol
S. Senate
Ladness
P. Burkle
West Morris St
Mason
Marage
Capitol
Gornell
Gray
Hall Place
Laurel
Fountain Square
Meridian
New Jersey
R North
Cme
Penn
R. Ruckle
Shelby
Fountain
R. Shelby
Vermont
Walnut
Indy
30Th ST
Talbott
Ashland
Kitch Uriv
Kat Timan
Oxford
Pennsylvania
Sutherland
Hemlock
Congress
Delaware
Kitchercette
Harlan
Pennsylvania N
Harrison
Pratt
Woodlawn
Tith
Broadway
Illinois
N. III
Penn. N
Dombassador
Pratt Sts
oy oana annere _ties Company
Blackstone Apts
H. H. ‘Woods! Inc
Lester Johnson
E. Prat
Illinois Ynahan
J. Mond
New- Shriver
Otk
St, Philip Parish
Temple
Washington, E
Wilcox
Searcy
Del
Syd- Albert Sera
Aas
Arage
Santer
Douglas Parks
HH. Hartman
W. Vern
Lemeke Bldg
Prospect
Otto J. Suesz
Verland
Hileo
Kentucky Ave
State Rd
Maywood
Harmon Hill
Dandy Trail
Cottage Park
Circle
Neukom
Garfield Park
Blvd
Rybolt Furnace
S. Penn
MR. Smith
E. Bradbury St
N. Delaware St. _Res
Tenth St
Cox
Security Trust CO
Labor St
Barrett
N. J. Fox
Eve
Buchanan
Echoole
Sexton
Albany ST
Garfield Pate
Fox
ST. Bungslow
Scott
Hanson Ave
Sherman DR
AS. B. Ryan
Englee Ave
Christian Park
Garay
Tian Park
Ee Teil Milburn ST
Fulton
H. E. Ellinwood
Development cc .Co
Orchard Hills
Millersville Rd
Monument
Taylor, Spink Ar Arms Hi Hotel
Law Tn
Canfield
Bower
D. F. Bush
Minneapolis, Minn
CIVIC
Real Lay Company
Meridian ST
Broad Pipple
Ferd Hollweg
Electric
Dayton
Sanitary Porcelain
Baker's Thrift
Superior
S. Meridian St. RI
N. Bradley
Singer
Waggn- Brent
S. West
Schofield
Enone
Virginia A Meier Electric
Matco
S. Mer
Georgia American
Hanna Ave
J. Barrett-Wade Furniture CO
Virginia Ave
Mercian ST
Lincoln Tailor Shop
Charles E. Miller
Mr. Meyers
Dixie Furniture Cor
S. Meridian ST
Wee
Chicago Law
Wyber
Bainhtdee
Seymour
Lovett
Bluff Rd
Crothersville
Cherry
Cable-Nelson
Whitney
Victor Phonograph
Columbia Phonograph
Pathe Phonograph
Kimball Phonographs
Kimball Piano Store
N. Delaware St
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