Rise Features Swine Market at City Yards
Hogs were stronger at the Union Stockyards with prices up 10 cents. Bulk hogs 160 to 300 pounds sold around $10, top $10.10, receipts about 5,000, holdovers 5. Cattle market weaker, receipts 750, calves 500. Sheep weak to lower, mostly $11 to $11.50, top $12. Chicago hog receipts 31,000 with 11.00 direct. holdovers 6,000. Today steady with Wednesday’s average. loads of 180 to 270 pounds sold $9.85 to $9.95. 325 pounders $9.65.
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Chicago
United Press
Eer
Zook Fed
Bu United Press
Pittsburgh
Louis
Oakton
Cleveland
Buffalo
United Areas
Cincinnati
Avier We
Markets Tare Losses in Indianapolis Poultry and Butter Prices
United Press reports mixed wholesale prices across markets on June 19. Indiana quotes No 1 top quality chicken and henery poultry at 14 to 20 cents per pound, while Leghorn hens and springers vary by weight. butter No 1 at 35 to 36 cents, No 2 at 33 to 34 cents, butterfat 31 cents, with cheese and flour notes from major markets including New York Chicago and Cleveland.
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Indianapolis
Kingan & Co
Aren de Post
Aie
Pepensa Eee Leetic
Wisco
Vounno
New York
Bu United Press
Maine
Jersey
Long Is Island
United Press
Chicago
Bliss
North Carolina
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Cleveland
Michigan
Green Mountain
Idaho
Cincinnati
Livestock and meat market snapshot across multiple cities
Nationwide cattle hogs calves and sheep trade reports show receipts and price ranges in Chicago Pittsburgh Cleveland Louisville and more. Demand remains uneven with steady to softly lower tones and varied weights driving distinct regional price movements.
New York Bank Stocks Say At Ga a A PRS Ps
New York bank stocks show movements amid market activity as investors monitor prices and sector performance. Analysts note cautious trading due to interest rate expectations and regional bank concerns.
City in Brief events and incidents across Indianapolis
The notice column lists Friday events at Central Christian church Lincoln Exchange Club Optimists Club Altrusa Knights of Columbus and a Ward Republican gathering. Ravenswood will not approve offering White River beach as a recreation center. A lineman Bert Meese was seriously injured at North Keystone and hospitalised. Broad Ripple park hosted 20 000 visitors for park day with ride fare coupons. Brookside park hosts League of Home Owned Industries event June 25. Miss Anna Chen will speak at Third Christian church with Emma Lyon. Kiwanis Club urged Indianapolis to strengthen as a jobbing and manufacturing hub. Dillon R Huder earns a economics degree from University of Pennsylvania. A Mrs Mabel Thomas 27 attempts suicide at home. Y M C A juniors begin twenty factory trips. Epworth League festival set at Broadways M E church.
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Indiana Christian Endeavor Convention
Central Christian Church
Exchange Club
Lincoln
Optimists Club
Claypool
Altrusa Club
Columbia Club
Knights of Columbus
Spinkins
Fist Ward Republican Club
Clark's Hall
Broker Shoots Self Over Stock Losses
New York June 19 Walter Werner 37 a broker shot himself to death in his apartment amid heavy stock losses. Margaret Fisher Werner's friend found him in bed and alerted authorities.
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United Press
New York
Walter Werner
Margaret Fisher
Werner
Wheat closes higher on strong news reports
Wheat erratic on the Board of Trade ends about steady to slightly higher amid a narrow range and late Winnipeg rally. Corn and oats follow with gains, provisions steady to up. Liverpool firming, cash markets largely unchanged with light receipts and mixed trader activity.
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United Preas
Chicago
Board of Trade
Winnipeg
Liverpool
Grain closing prices across Chicago and Toledo markets
Chicago close shows mixed corn at 77 1 2 to 76 1 4 cents, yellow and white varieties trading around 73 to 81 1 4 cents with oats at 34 to 39 cents and rye unavailable. Toledo quotes include No 2 red wheat near 99 1 2 to 100 1 2 cents, oats 42 to 37 cents, and clover and hay prices for domestic and Timothy at various cash and futures figures.
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United Press
Chicago
Bu United Press
Toledo
Mage Country
Hay—Timothy
Stock Market Unduly Uneasy As Banks Cite Clear Facts
Stock market unease and liquidation have followed fears of a hidden disturbing element. Financial authorities say there is nothing hidden, all factors are visible and readjustments near completion. Banking interests and large investments are beginning to accumulate stocks as a favorable buying phase develops.
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Thomson & McKinnon
New York
Marriage Licenses Listed for Numerous Couples Across Cities
A list of proposed marriage licenses includes William J. Howery and Irene E. Pine, John E. Slusser and Nellie L Gakley, Clarence W. Layton and Mildred Lane, Otho Hapner and Are E. Keller, Frank E. Ward and Nellie M. Oliver, Maurice Kinnick and Gertrude Keers, Alva Owen and Rebecca Crowe, Earl W. Russell and Edna L. Everett, Lenox Mills and Macclite Taggart, Hulet H. Buford and Florence E. Jackson, Charles Damon Linton and Laura MacDonald, with each entry noting ages, occupations, and addresses.
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William J. Howery
West
Washington
E. Keller
Forty
Frank E. Ward
North
Nellie M. Oliver
South Harding
Maurice Kinnick
Southport
Gertrude Keers
Pennsylvania
Heakkeens Ir
Alva Owen
Illinois
Rebecca Crowe
Earl W. Russell
R. R
Boxery
Edna L. Everett
R. R. Box
Lenox Mills
West Twenty-first
King Faud Accepts Cabinet Resignation
Cairo report says King Faud accepted the resignation of the cabinet headed by Premier Nahas Pasha today. The resignation was tendered to the king Tuesday.
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Bay
United Press
Cairo
Faud
Nahas Pasha
Dow Jones Summary of varied 1920s corporate moves
Oklahoma pilots set utilization at 162 3 per cent capacity for three months. J C Penny moves main office to St Louis from New York in August. Manhattan Shirt and Solwas Dyeing linked. Crescent Amusement acquired by Warner Bros. with theaters in Tennessee Alabama New York. Air Brake declared 90 cent dividend payable August 1. California court denies temporary injunction on Long Beach gas case. final hearing November 15. Pennsylvania Railroad freight loadings rise modestly. four month and twelve month total figures shown. City and national electric and cement firms report varied earnings and dividends. several stock splits and rate changes noted. Bank and finance reports include Bank of France and Bank of England statements. Directors approve contracts for George A Fuller United States Realty and related projects.
Stock market gains in quiet midday trading on steady session
Stocks rose 1 to 4 points in morning trading on the New York Stock Exchange with gains maintained near noon. Volume was lighter, with 1.65 million shares traded by noon versus 3.32 million the prior day, as investors awaited brokerage loan data and a market readjustment continued. United States Steel briefly touched 160% and other leading issues like General Electric Johns-Manville and American Telephone edged higher.
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United Press New York
Stock Exchange
United States Steel
General Electric
Johns-Manville
General Motors
American Telephone
Standard of
New Jersey
Bank Clearings and Treasury Balance Report June 19
Indianapolis and Chicago banking reports show clearings totaling billions with debits and balances. New York figures list bank clearings at 1.464 billion and treasury balance at 284.34 million with customs receipts and government expenditures noted.
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Indianapolis
TE York Statement and Press
New York
Clearing House
Federal Reserve Bank
Treasury
Utilities Firms Report Mixed 1930 Finances Across Regions
Federal Water Service Corporation and Citizens Water Company of Washington disclose gross revenues for the year ending April 30 1930. Frank Phillips of Phillips Petroleum notes earnings outpacing 1929. S. H. Kresge unveils first mortgage bonds. Texas Public Service posts higher gross income, while Detroit Aircraft reports sizable unfilled orders and dealer commitments.
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Federal Water Service Corporation
Tri-Utilities Corporation
Rports
Bee
Frank Phillips
Phillips Petroleum Company
Citizens Water Company of
Washington, Pa
Communityater Service Company
Texas Public Service Company
Peoples Light and Power Corporation
Detroit Aircraft Corporation
Bolivian subversive movement collapses. country calm
Advices from the Bolivian legation in Buenos Aires report Bolivia was tranquil after the failure of the subversive movement led by Roberto Hinojosa, formerly of the Bolivian diplomatic service.
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United Presa
Buenos Aires
Bolivia
Roberto Hinojosa
Universal Wireless Corp Receivership Rumors Denied
Buffalo news confirms no receivership plans for Universal Wireless Corporation as of June 19 with company president John Henry denying the talks.
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United Press
Buffalo
N. Y
Universal Wireless Corporation
John Henry
House Starts Ouster Action Against Judge
Three members of the house judiciary committee plan hearings in Memphis on charges of misconduct against Federal Judge Harry B. Anderson. The inquiry covers handling of liquor and narcotic cases, reduced bonds, bankruptcy cases in Tennessee, and quashing a Mann Act charge related to a Memphis businessman. Senate debate over DOJ investigation is cited but the inquiry proceeds without the judge’s request.
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Scrinps-Howard Newapanel Alliance
Washington
House
Judiciary Committee
Memphis
Harry B. Anderson
Tennessee
Anderson
McKellar
Dem
Tenn
Senate
Department of Justice
Mitchell
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Elec. & Power
Bank of United States America
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Centra Hanover
Athem Phoenix
City National
Odes
Im ‘Anhettan & Co
Chelsea
Ravenswood
White River
Robert Stamm
Raymond Ford
Bert Meese
Indianapolis Power and Light Company
Keystone Avenue
City Hospital
Broad Ripple Park
Standard Grocery Company
League of Home-Owned Industries
Brookside Park
Anna Chen
The
Christian Girls’ School
Nanking
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Third Christian Church
Emma Lyon
Tom Snyder
Warehouse Distribution Corporation
Kiwanis Club
Dillon R. Huder
Central Avenue
University of Pennsylvania
Henry J. Huder
Mabel Thomas
Wabash Street
Epworth League
Broadway
M. E. Church
Fall Creek Boulevard
S.mint CO
E. Washington
Robert K. Tomlinson Investments
Continental Bank
Oklahoma Pilators
Oklahoma City
J. C. Penny Company
St. Louis
Manhattan
Solwas Dyeing & Textile Company
American Rolling Mill Company and Subs
Warner Bros. Pictures
Crescent Amusement Company
Alabama
New York Air Brake Company
Ety A
California
Long Beach
Pennsylvania Railroad
Cities Service Company
Federal Light and Traction
New Brunswick Power Company
Eee Nyee
Commercial Investment Trust
Stewart Warner
United States
Bank of France
Cirel
Baltimore & Ohio
Golder Shumate
Archibald Fries
Alpha Portland Cement
Gamewell Company
Pennsylvania Power and Light
Tariff Commission
Bank of England
George A. Fuller
Steel
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S. 8. Kresge
Theublic
First Detroit Company
Continental Illinois Company
Marion Paint Co
S. Meridian St. Bley
Tennessee Federal
R.H. Gibson & Co
Circle Tower
Dixie Terminal
New York Stock Exchange
New York Cotton Exchange
Curb Associa
Chicago Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
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Fletcher Twil Bank
Pennsylvania and
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West Side
Washington Street
Oliver Avenie
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Roosevelt Avenue
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