Market Prices for Butter Eggs Poultry and More Across Cities
Wholesale butter creamery best grade 44 45c per lb. eggs delivered Indianapolis 15 11c per doz. hens large breed 18c. turkeys 23 25c. lard firmer. Chicago reports butter 39 40c. eggs 19 23c. poultry fowls 19c. ducks 23c. potatoes round whites and Maine prices listed. regional variations noted in Cleveland and Louisiana markets with multiple grade quotes for butter cheese and meats.
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Indianapolis
United Press
New York
Bigar
Americas
Arby State
Maine
Bermuda
Jersey
Bu United
Cleveland
Heavy
Michigan
Ohio
Carolina
Petane
Alabama
Hastings
Chicago
Lée
Horn Springs
Louisiana
Bliss
Texas
Oklahoma
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Steel tonnage falls at U S Steel in May report
United States Steel Corporation reports unfilled tonnage for May 31 dropped 405,191 tons from April 30 to 3,050,941 tons. Comparisons show 3,553,140 on March 31 and 3,649,250 on May 31, 1926. A separate note mentions the world’s largest book presented to King Charles II in 1660.
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United Press
New York
United States Steel Corporation
Charles II
General Motors Sets New High on Stock Market Rally
General Motors led early NYSE trading with a new intraday high around 204 1/4 as the broader market showed strength after Fed reserve signals deemed unfounded. Navy and rail shares fluctuated while Hudson rose ahead of Monday model production resumption.
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General Motors
du Pont
Houston
Western Pacific
Southern Railway
Baltimore & Ohio
General Electric
Hudson
Automobile Group
Essex
Banking and Exchange Reports Mild Market Activity
Indianapolis daily bank clearings total 3.646 million with 6.457 million in debits. New York reports June 10 clearings at 1.074 billion and balances at 119 million. Foreign exchange in New York opens steady with rates: francs 3.913c, lira 5.50c, belga 13.8842c, marks 23.68c.
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Indianapolis
New York
United Press
NEW_ YORK
Belga
New York Stocks and Prices for Fresh Produce Reported
A busy list of wholesale prices for apples bananas cantaloupes cherries grapefruit lemons limes pineapples strawberries beans beets cabbage carrots cauliflower celery corn cucumbers kale lettuce mangos onions parsley peas potatoes radishes rhubarb and tomatoes. Prices vary by variety and region from California Florida Texas Michigan and Jamaica with crates baskets and dozens quoted.
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California
Texas
Florida
Mammoth
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Michigan
Maine
Green Mountains
New
Idaho
Idaho Bakers
H. G. Hothouse
Local Wagon Wheat and Repair Notices Across Town
Local grain buyers pay $1.34 for No. 1 wheat. A long list of repairs and reroofs follows with amounts from $60 to $14,000. Names include Frank Venetza, Jonn Ownie Bush, Rev. G. Hiller, William Hening, Idabella Gee, Mount & Son, J. C. Duncan, Jakob Sovinek, and many others.
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Ownie Bush
Walcott
Kentucky
G. HE. Hiller
Park
William Hening
Idabella Gee
E. St. Clair
Shea
N. Temple
Mount & Son
W. Washington
Mary Brown
Daley
Jewel Tea Company
E. Weashis
Dunhan
English
Ben F. Bumnby
Belle Vieu
Tom Bullinson
Adams
Peter Kane
Parkview
Dan Shay
Beville
E. Milcher
Southeastern
Bixby Corporation
W. Morris
G. Bauer & Son
N. Euclid
Elnora Skinner
D. J. Lyons
N. Jefferson
Equlizabeth Denny
Congress
Mary Ginter
Chris Klosing
Linden
Sam Kilnesmith
Clements
Tibbs
Bay Street
Hopper
Bel- William Loving
Fayette
Grinslade Construction Company
Suoiee
Gare
Slade
Vermont
Marriage Licenses Listed for Several Couples
A list of marriage licenses includes Thomas L. Grafton, 23, Cincinnati musician, and Martha Means, 23, with a 935 orns address. Marvin R. Merrill, 25, Baltimore, a.creanery employee, and Doris Harlan, 23, factory employee. Edward Payne, 24, Cornell, gatherer, and ids Hennings, 18, 1609 Gar. Charles W. Hart, 28, W. ime duction, and Emma Crou, 25, Pay, tailor to aatian Brice, 66, 1139 5S. West. Lucy Edmondson, 67, 1139.8. West, housekeeper.
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Thomas L. Grafton
Cincinnati
Ohio
Martha
Aatian Brice
West
Lucy Edmondson
Carpenter Cleared of Murder by Night Jury Verdict
Edward Carpenter, 22, was acquitted of murder in Criminal Court after jurors deliberated overnight. The defendant, a carpenter, was accused of killing Lawrence Woodson, 22, at 835 Thent Ave and at Edgemont and Northern Aves in September following a quarrel.
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Carpenter
Edward Carpenter
Lawrence Woodson
Edgemont
Northern Aves
Sugar Market Faces External Pressures Amid Mixed Signals
New York June 10 The raw sugar market weathered a string of outside headwinds with early week Javas and a Paris firm failure triggering sales and liquidation. Yet US statistical position remains favorable and refined prices hold steady as buyers eye policy shifts and market resilience.
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Thomson& McKinnon
New York
Paris
United States
Indianapolis City In Brief Highlights Civic and Scout News
A compilation of local items notes an industrial foundation study by the Indianapolis Real Estate Board with Walter T. White. Thomas Taggart backs the plan and contributes 100 dollars. A Martha Howes fund gathers 116.17 dollars for needy students. Various civic notices include tributes to Lindbergh, a new Camp Mess Hall director, a Bryan memorial visit by Daniels and Callihan, naval reserve recruitment, a county picnic, ministerial exams, and a two-vehicle crash with minor injuries at New and Ray mord Streets.
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Indianapolis
Industrial Committee
The
Indianapolis Real Estate Board
Walter T. White
Thomas Taggart
Martha Howes
Mildred Weld
Miss Weld
Lucy Metcalf
Elizabeth Downey
Florence Hamill
Bullish market lift from federal grain report cited
A June Chicago bulletin on winter wheat at 72.2 percent of normal plus strong Liverpool quotes spurred a bullish opening. The Agriculture Department warns corn acreage may fall if favorable weather does not persist. Wheat led gains, while oats lag. Primary receipts and shipments for wheat corn and oats were reported. Local prices and futures openings reflected the upbeat sentiment.
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United Press
Chicago
Liverpool
Department of Agriculture
Times Special
Births Reported Across City Neighborhoods
Births listed for numerous couples and addresses including Ray and Lelia Pigg at 1035 Albany. Arthur and Frances Hendricks at 46 E. Palmer. Theodore and Celia Barnaby at 336 Patterson. Noble and Myrtle Lynch at 726 Belle Vieu. Walter and Venus Bailey at 118 W. Eleventh. Hilman and Margaret Owens at 1715 E. Minnesota. Roy and Elsie Morgan at 1745 Millerseta. Nannie Fallowfield at 2012 N. Lake. William and Lena Plummer at 205 S. Noble. James and Mary Roberts at 211 S. David. Prank and Mayme Dietz at 344 S. Grace. Lee and Perna Vibert at 314 W. Empire. Hunter and Huth Watson at 609 Chadwick. Hergid and Dorothy Fryar at 3155 Boulevair. Fred and Bonnie Snyder at 2957 N. Denny. Bigg and Mabel Breedlove at 1244 Nine A.. A. C. and Gladys Crews at 1109 Bancroft. Miles and Mary Patterson at 2435 N. Wheeler. Harvey and Sarah Tucker at 1118 S. Pennsylvania. Elmer and Bytha Tomey at 234 E. St. Joseph.
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Lelia Pigg
Albany
Arthur
Frances Hendricks
E. Palmer
Theodore
Celia Barnaby
Patterson
Noble
Myrtle Lynch
Belle Vieu
Walter
Venus Bailey
W. Eleventh
Hilman
Margaret Owens
E. Minnesota
Roy
Elsie Morgan
Millersete
Nannie Fallowfield
N. Lake
Prank
Mayme Dietz
S. Grace
Lee
Perna Vibert
W. Empire
Hunter
Huth Watson
Chadwick
Hergid
Dorothy Fryar
Boulevair Fred
Bonnie Snyder
N. Denny
Bigg
Mabel ‘Breedlove
A. C
Gladys Crews
Bancroft
Miles
Mary Patterson
N. Wheeler
Harvey
Sarah Tucker
S. Pennsylvania
Elmer
Bytha Tomey
E. St. Joseph
Obituaries Distill Aged Residents From City Listings
Ageed residents listed with causes of death including carinoma chronic myocarditis and lobar pneumonia. Names include Mary Ellen Pounds Minnie Berner Mollie A Jones Jobin White Agnes Langton Floy Wilhite William F Raaner and Frances Figg among others. Read with caution as records show ages addresses and illnesses.
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Brooks
Minnie
Berner
Union
Harry Aauncer
City Hospital
Lobar
Mollie A. Jones
Jobin White
Bellefontaine
Agnes Langton
Floy Wilhite
Christian Hospital
William F
Livestock Prices Jump at Indianapolis Market Amid Strong Calf Demand
Hog prices rose 10 to 20 cents led by a 15 cent gain in most trades. Chicago market influence lifted overall bids with cattle and calf sections showing solid demand. Receipts neared 7,000 with 1,147 holdovers. beef steers 9 to 11.25, cows 6.50 to 8.25, calves around 13 to 13.50, sheep and lambs steady. top fat lambs at 18.50 and bulks 15 to 18.
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Chicago
Indianapolis Union
Market notes from hogs and cattle markets across cities
Hogs receipts 800 in Louisville with price gains up to 8.75 tops. cattle receipts 150 with steady markets. calves 200 with steady to good demand and prices around 8 to 9.50. Sheep receipts 1200 with lambs 25 cents lower and other classes steady. mixed and other sheep trading around 12.50 to 16.25. Pittsburgh and Cleveland reports show mixed gains, steady cattle and sheep markets, and typical regional pricing through the day.
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All Times
Louisville
Market notes from Chicago and East markets on cattle hogs and sheep
Cattle receipts around 2 000 in Chicago with best fed steers around 12.35, lighter weights 9.25 to 10.75, stockers slow. Hogs receipts 4 000 in East Buffalo with prices 6.75 to 9.15 for various weights and sows 7.25 to 7.50. East St Louis hogs firm to higher with primes up to 9.60, cattle steady with beef steers 9.50 to 10.50 and vealers 12 to 14. Sheep steady with fat lambs around 17 and cull lambs near 11.
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Pittsburgh
United Preas
Chicago
Mongay
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iSe
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East ST. Louis
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