Irregularity 18 Keynote of Early Stock Dealings
New York trading opened light with confidence in the general list and buoyancy in New York Central ahead of next week's directors meeting. Steel common led gains with other industrials higher while mid day activity faded to a standstill amid mixed advances in Am Can and Studebaker.
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New York
Stock Exchange
New York Central
American Can
Studebaker
Pure Oil
American Express
Local Bank Clearings Report for Indianapolis Wednesday
Indianapolis bank clearings totaled 3.519 million dollars with debits at 6.553 million. The figures reflect a midweek banking activity snapshot for the city.
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Indianapolis
Foreign Exchange Rates From June Six Opened Sterling at 4.62
Foreign exchange rates show Sterling demand at 4.62 and 4.63 in cables, with several currencies listed: Francs 6.41 cents, Lire 4.67 cents, Pesetas 15.15 cents, Marks 75.225 to the dollar, Swiss 18.03 francs, Guilders 39.21 cents, Sweden 26.43 cents, Norway 16.57 cents, Denmark 18.26 cents. Cables show minor adjustments to these quotations.
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Wae Financial New RE
Igo
Sweden
Norway
Denmark
Curb market trims dull session with gains in key issues
The New York curb market ended a listless afternoon up in some issues. American Locomotive rose to 71 1?2 while Delaware & Lackawanna Coal gained 3 points to 91. Anglo American Oil rose to 15 1?4, Eureka Pipe slipped 1 to 10 3/4, Prairie Gas up 1 1/2 to 15 9/16. Mammoth Oil sold 100 shares at 51 against prior sale.
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United Financial
New York
American Locomotive
Delaware & Lackawanna
Anglo-American Oil
Eureka
Prairie Gas
Mammoth Oil
Markets Report from Cleveland Chicago and New York June 6
Commodity prices across regions show Butter Extra and fresh eggs in varied Michigan Wisconsin and Ohio markets with mixed creamery and firsts prices. Chicago and New York quote receipts and standards for butter eggs cheese poultry and dairy products with regional price ranges and barrel trades noted.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Michigan
Florida
Chicago
Atatees
Wisconsin
South Carolina
Advance in corn sends grains up
Under leadership of corn, grain prices advanced at the close of the Chicago Board of Trade. Wheat held strength, oats gained, and provisions were largely unchanged. Liverpool closed higher with stronger continental demand and nearby deliveries fell. Cash corn demand grew as country offerings tightened while Southwest farmers awaited higher prices before shipping. Trading was light and demand overall was lacking.
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United Financial Chicago
Chicago Board
Liverpool
Chicago Grain Table January 6 Wheat and Others
Chicago June 6 grain table lists daily figures for wheat with July and Sept months, showing open, high, low and close values. Lifts odd percentages across corn oats rye and tin chrome lines and reports carlot receipts for corn oats rye barley.
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Chicago
Grain prices and receipts from Indianapolis markets
Cash Grain Indianapolis June 6 reports total receipted for the day at 52 cars. Wheat firm at No 2 red 1 18, corn steady with several white and yellow grades listed, hay prices rising for timothy and clover. Inspections show multiple car lots: wheat No 2 red two cars, corn white three and yellow twelve, total vehicles across all grades provided.
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Indianapolis
New York
Indianapolis Board of Trade
Hay
Timothy
Grain Briefs Report Strong Corn and Wheat Figures
Grain briefs from Chicago note twenty four hour corn cases totaling 260000 bushels as brisk domestic demand. Argentina winter wheat exportable surplus fixed at 80000000 bushels, steady with last year. Kansas floods and heavy rains threaten wheat, chinch bug and Heastan fly damage anticipated. Kansas City houses pull bids while Omaha to Des Moines crops stay in decent condition. Australia rains boost country offerings after drought.
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Chicago
Kansas
Kansas City
Omaha
Des Noines
Australia
Hay market prices and bale details
Local hay market lists loose hay at 19 and 20, heavy mixed hay 20, light mixed hay 20, bales priced 18 20. Corn 95e, oats 50 65c.
Jones & Banker collapse prompts plans for customer settlements
Auditors handling the Jones and Banker insolvency say a preliminary report will be issued next week. Settlements with customers are planned as of the bankruptcy date, while the Curb Exchange board ridicules calls to end margin trading following the failure.
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New York
Jones & Banker
Curb House
Curb Exchege
Jones & Baker
Marriage Licenses in Mixed Parade of Names and Addresses
A long list of marriage licenses issued with names ages and addresses across multiple streets and cities. The notice includes pairs such as Harold Entwistle and Mary Hanlon and many others, alongside scattered birth deaths and building permits. The row also items births, deaths, and construction permits with dates and locations, reflecting a broad civic notices section.
Hog Prices Slip Slightly Amid Steady Market Tone
Prices for hogs at the local stockyards showed little change from Monday with a steady to five cent lower tone. Markets opened steady as buyers absorbed supply. rough sows sold 5.50 to 6.75 while smooth grades moved 6 to 6.50 and strong pigs reached 6.50. Cattle and calf trades were active with steer demand strong, calf values dropping about half a dollar, and sheep and lambs steady to higher for spring lambs at 15 dollars while ewes slipped from 5.50.
Livestock Receipts Mixed Across Chicago and Midwest Markets
Receipts at Chicago and other hubs show mixed demand for cattle hogs and sheep. Chicago reports varied hog values from 7.60 to 7.15 with heavy packers around 6.35, while cattle receipts around 12 000 include steady to weak steer and heifer values and lighter calves. Kansas City and Cleveland note slow to steady trade, with lambs around 15.0 to 15.50 and calves near 10.0. East Buffalo and East St Louis show active hog markets with strong packing sow bids and mixed cattle demand.
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Chicago
California
Kansas City
Sil
Texas
Cleveland
East Buffalo
East ST. Louis
Dividends Declared by Several Companies Today
New York June 6 dividends announced include Kelsey Wheel regular quarterly dividend of 1.50 on common stock payable July 2 to stock of record June 20. Humphreys Petroleum 1.25 regular quarterly dividend payable June 15 to stock of record May 31. General American Tank Car 1.50 on common and 14 percent on preferred, payable July 1 to stock of record June 15. Borden 4 on common, payable Aug 16 to stock of record Aug 1. Also 1.50 on two preferred payable Sept 15 and Dec 15 to records Sept 1 and Dec 1. American Cigar 1.0 percent preferred dividend payable July 2 to record June 15. United States Tobacco 0.75 percent common and 1.0 percent on preferred, payable July 2 to record June 18. P Lorillard Seraee 3 percent on common and 1.0 percent on preferred, payable July 2 to record June 16.
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New York
Rio
Ttsc
Giye
Kelsey Wheel
Humphreys Petroleum
General American Tank Car
Borden Company
American Cigar
United States Tobacco
P. Lorillard Seraee
Hamburg trade lines form joint Atlantic Pacific service
Hamburg America Harriman and Cosmos Steamship Lines announced a working agreement to run regular cargo and passenger shipping between Hamburg and the North American Pacific coast via the Panama Canal. Ports listed include San Francisco Los Angeles Portland Seattle Tacoma and Vancouver.
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Hamburg
Hamburg- American
Harriman
Cosmos Steamship
Pacific Coast
North America
Panama Canal
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Portland
Seattle
Tacoma
Vancouver
Matson Navigation Company
Honolulu
Matson Company
Hamburg-American
Cosmos
Roland Lines
South America
Hamburg, American
United American Lines
Grave Disturbance Over a Sioux Chief Grave
Minneaplis June 6 A poisoned mystery surrounds I K Knight local contractor after unearthing the Battle Island Sioux chief grave on Sandy Lake three years ago The grave held the chief and five warriors facing the sun in ceremonial garb The Minnesota Historical Society believes the site is at least 200 years old dating to a major Sioux Chippewa battle The investigator is recovering from a poisoned hand but fears aboriginal poisons were involved
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Minneapolis
I. K. Knight
Battle Island
Sandy Lake
Minnesota Historical Society
Cotton Market Opens Lower In New York Futures Trade
In New York June 6 cotton prices opened lower across the board. July at 26.70, down 5 points. October 24.80, down 7 points. December 23.50, down 5 points. January 20.98, down 0 points. March 23.06, down 10 points.
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United Financial New York
Money Market Finds Little Action At 5 Percent
New York money market June 6 sees time money at 5 percent with brokers bidding 4 pct and commercial paper dull. The market is sparse with most business at the 5 percent level.
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New York
United Financial
Treaty Delay In Costing U.S. Navy Mission
Washington reports ongoing suspension of the U S Navy construction program until the Washington Conference Naval Treaty is ratified or disposed of. Ammunition and shells valued at millions were transferred to the War Department for use if needed, with costs of demurrage and storage listed as liabilities.
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United States
Navy Department
War Department
Continental
Insular
Denby
Tary Denby
Navy
Bureau of Operations
Dover
N. J
Hawaii
Newton Todd Purchases Securities at Auction
Newton Todd, broker for the National City Bank, bought at auction $75,000 of Worm & Co. 8 percent ten year mortgage bonds due 1931 and 9,380 shares of Byram Estate, Inc. common stock valued at $500 each, for the Indianapolis Stock Exchange account. Worm bonds brought $20,000 and Byram stock $15,000.
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Worm & Co
Union Trust Company
Byram Estate, Inc
Indianapolis Stock Exchange
Worm
Byram
Newton Todd
National City Bank
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Hendricks Pl. Co
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