Wall Street Buoyancy on Austrian Loan Anticipation
In New York on June 7 stock prices showed a quiet buoyancy as the Austrian reconstruction loan was expected to be offered Monday. Steel and other leaders including American Can and New York Central climbed to new highs. utilities led gains with Twin Cities Rapid Transit and gas stocks advancing. Coca Cola sparked stronger sentiment on a potential large-scale distribution deal boosting earnings. Market closing held steady despite some profit-taking and renewed confidence in the economy.
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New York
Wall Street
American Can
American Locomotive
Baldwin
New York Central
Twin Cities Rapid Transit Company
North American Gas
Consolidated Gas
Pere Marinette and
Southern Railway
Erie
Germany
Coca- Cola
Coca-Cola
Indianapolis Bank Clearings Decline Thursday
Local banking activity shows clearings of 3 642 000 dollars with debits totaling 5 173 000 dollars on Thursday in Indianapolis.
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Indianapolis
Market Prices Across Cities Report Heavy Dairy and Poultry Movements
The June 7 market notes chart dairy and poultry receipts and prices in Indianapolis Chicago Cleveland and New York. Butter eggs cheese poultry and potatoes show varied values with receipts noted by city and product.
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Ehicago
Roosters
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Alabama
Louisiana
Darkes
South Caro Cobblers
Raw Sugar Market Sees Slight Rise in July and December Quotes
Raw sugar prices edged higher with July at 6.42 to 6.43 cents per pound and December around 5.91. Cuban raws traded near 6 percent above prior levels as market prices moved modestly.
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United Cance
Cotton Market Opens Lower on New York Exchange
In New York on June 7 the cotton market opened lower. July futures at 27.15, October 24.24, December seed down 5, January 23.54 off 8, March 23.47 off 2. Prices reflect early trading shifts in the United Financial market report.
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United Financial
New York
Grain prices fall as demand wanes at Chicago Board of Trade
Chicago June 7 grain markets close lower due to weak demand and dull trading. Wheat remains tentative, corn weakens on ample country offerings, oats lack notable features, while provisions hold a strong undertone from foreign buying and short covering.
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United Financial Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Northwest
Chicago June 7 Primary Receipts Summary
Primary receipts show wheat 661000, up from 502000. corn 473000, down from 1299000. oats 411000, down from 679000. SPREE wheat 367000, down from 1239000. corn 432000, down from 924000. oats 50100, down from 130100. Car lot receipts list corn 34, oats 44, rye 1, barley 5.
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Chicago
Ellen
Grain Prices and Quotes Across Markets in Midwest
Indianapolis reports strong bids for corn and hay with firm bids on No. 2 red wheat and varied grades for white and yellow corn. Chicago and Toledo follow with mixed cash and futures quotes for wheat, corn, rye and oats, while St Louis shows current prices for corn and wheat futures and cash grain.
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Indianapolis
New York
Carl
Indianapolis Board of Trade
Timothy
Chicago
ST. Louis
Wheat Market Briefs From Chicago June 7
Deterioration noted in winter wheat across most districts except Southwest and Pacific coast. Senator Arthur Capper to speak at National Wheat Conference in Chicago on June 19. Oats in Ohio in unfavored condition. Nebraska wheat yield estimated at 30,090,000 bushels versus 57,000,000 last year. Torrential rains in southwestern Kansas raise rivers and threaten low lands. Visible corn supply 6,734,000 bushels. depletion forecast by December 1. Expert warns only political settlement or widespread damage would trigger lasting wheat gains.
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Arthur Capper
Kansas
Chicago
Ohio
Omaha
Nebraska
Deasers
Market dull in New York curb session with mixed moves
Dullness spread through the curb market in the afternoon with heaviness in tone. Standard Oil and American Locomotive showed strength while Yellow Cab gained 44 percent to 142, Durant Motors rose 61, and Congoleum hit a new high on odd lots. Mountain Producers edged higher on news of an extra 10 cent dividend alongside the regular 20 cent quarterly.
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United Financial New York
Yellow Cab
Durant Motors
Congoleum Company
Wall Street roiled by possible Silkworth resignation
New York reports indicate William S Silkworth may resign as president of the Consolidated Exchange amid a probe of the exchange emergency fund and broker turmoil. The situation follows widespread brokerage failures and calls for ethical reform across markets.
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New York
Wall Street
William 5. Silkworth
Consolidated Exchange
Exchange
Silkworth
Criminal Courts
Consolidated
Tottering Brokers
New York Money Market Steady With 5 Percent Rates
Time money offered at 5 percent with borrowers delaying for 4.4 percent. Renewals at 5 percent. Commercial paper quoted from 5 to 5.14 percent. Most business centered on 5 percent basis.
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New York
United Financial
Dressed Beef Prices at Wholesale From Swift & Co
Wholesale selling prices on dressed beef from Swift & Co are listed. Ribs No 2 at 18c No 3 at licensed lic. Loins No 2 at 26c No 3 at 23c Rounds No 2 at 20c No 3 at 17c Chucks No 2 at 12c No 3 at 19c Plate No 2 at 7c No 3 at 6c
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Swift & Co
Richmond Lawyer Henry Starr Dead at 63
Henry C. Starr aged 63 longtime Republican leader in Indiana's Sixth District and attorney for eastern Indiana died at his daughter's home Mrs Gath P Freeman Starr helped build Indianapolis Hotel Washington and was involved in several business ventures He passed away in Richmond Indiana on June 7 according to Times Special report
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Richmond
Ind
Henry C. Starr
Indiana
Gath P. Freeman
Starr
Washington
Indianapolis
Local Hay Market Prices Are Mixed
Readable hay and grain prices show heavy mix at 20 dollars, light mix at 18 to 20 dollars. Corn and oats quoted with 30 and 65 cents per unit, wagon and mill delivery options noted with a price around 115 dollars for No.
Hog Prices Fall on Sluggish Orders at Local Market
A dearth of shipping orders depressed hog prices as 4,000 head sold at 7.25 then 7.20 dollars. Receipts reached 10,500 with 1,971 holdovers as the market grew dull. Cattle, calf, and sheep segments showed mixed results with steady to lower quotes and modest gains in spring lambs.
Beef and Hogs Trade Mixed Across Markets June 7
Hogs and cattle receipts in Chicago and other markets show varied demand with steady to weak undertones. Prices range with hogs around 6.60 to 7.50, heavy packing sows near 5.40 to 6.15, veal calves down to 10.50, and cattle steady to slow with spring lambs around 15.00 to 15.50 in places like Pittsburgh and East St. Louis.
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United Financial
Chicago
Kansas City
Cattie
Texan Atockersa
Texsa
Undertone
East Buffalo
Pittsburgh
East ST. Louis
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Horse Dies as Disc Harrow Slashes Fourth Animal
In Brazil Indiana on June 7 a disc harrow hitched to three horses frightened them causing a fourth horse to be knocked down and cut to pieces. Driver Harry Doans escaped injury.
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Times Special
Brazil
Ind
Harry Doans
Fireworks Permit Granted in Connersville
Kiddies rejoiced as the Connersville city council approved a permit allowing the sale of firecrackers. The ordinance ends a ban that had stood since 1914.
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Times
Connersville
Ind
Paralysis Causes Death of Local Drug Store Owner
Louis F. E. Haag died after a year of paralysis and droopy illness. Haag owned a local chain of drug stores and his death was reported today in the town.
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Louis FE. Haag
Merchants Avoid Bathing Suit Regulation in Indianapolis
Edward E. McBride, director of recreation, said Indianapolis merchants will not be regulated over bathing suits they sell. He noted if one piece suits are sold bathers may wear them, but warned enforcement against outfits that violate local standards.
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Indianapolis
Edward E. McBride
Marriage Licenses Listed For Indiana Residents
A long list of marriage licenses shows numerous couples connected to towns across Indiana and nearby states. Names include Marguerite Edwaris, Karl Ross, Opal Moore, Eva Stevens, Josephine Statesman, W A Keller Jr, Hazel Rankin, Elizabeth Mueller, Joas phine Statesman, Eudora Massey, and many others with ages and addresses in Shoals Sheridan Southport and Indianapolis areas.
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Shoals
Ind
Marguerite Edwaris
Boulevard
Karl Ross
Sheridan
Opal Moore
Washington Bird J. C. Brown
Sutherland
Eva Stevens
Sutherland H M. Below
McPherson
Joasphine Statesman
N. Capitol
W. A. Poland
Wade’ Mra
Julia Buna
N. Pennsyvania
Hlog
Derleth
Terrace
Lens Wall
Carson W. A. Keller, Jr
Capitol
Hazel Rankin
N. Highland
A Haven
Alabama
Elizabeth Mueller
Bellefontaine
H. Ko Wyopff
Southport
Eudora Massey
Joh Joyner, Jr
Highland
Izetta Hunter
Corneil B. V. Horn
New Jersey
Hulda Gabbar
Singleton
James Zenor
EB McCarty
Eve Yohler
Clinots
Floyd Gatewood
N. Centennial
Irma Seeder
S. Talbott
J. F. Ferrell
Deloss
Trixte Knight
Delows
J. D. Gnuthnecht
Meridian
Hazel Brooke
Lexington
Oa Christopher
S. Randolph
Anna Jones
Villa
D. C McFadden
Cora Broucher
Births Deaths and Housing Notices From Portland Area
Births list includes many families with addresses across the city from 315 W Cora to 12532 Massachusetts and 3101 E Washington. Deaths report conditions such as pulmonary tuberculosis arteriosclerosis cerebral hemorrhage broncho pneumonia uremia and other causes with ages from 1 day to 83 years. Building permits show numerous residences and a church addition with multiple firms listed. A note reports Lydia A Simmons 86 daughter of a Revolutionary War veteran passing at home near Portland.
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Park
Helen Mary Heron
N. Meridian
Hannah Gleason
Alabama
Delia Alexander
Roosevelt
Ella B. Carr
Alvori
Eads
City Hospital
Edna Jane Mathews
Berwick
Mazie L. Humberson
Birchwood
Delia Wyatt
N. Highland
Louise Bernhart
Alvetta Smiley
Vandeman
Mary Elizabeth Parkhurst
Michigan
Rebecca Jane Hazelwood
Georgetta Eads
Etty Hospital
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