Stock market closes irregular after weekend gains
Weekly reviews stay optimistic with improved retail demand and better crop outlook. Oil and industrials rise, with Erie and St Louis Southwestern hitting new highs as rails hold firm. end notes show mixed gains and some profit taking in early oils and select industrials.
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United Press
New York
Erie Common
Louis & Southwestern
U. S. Steel
Southern Pacific
Studebaker
General Electric
Consolidated Gas
St. Paul
Southern Railway
Norfolk & Western
New York Central
North American
Schulte
American Water Works Pfd
Montana Power
Brooklyn Union Gas
Montgomery Ward
Park Tilford
Rails
Erie
St. Louis Southwestern
Indianapolis Bank Clearings and Debits Report
Saturday bank clearings totaled 2 631 000 with weekly 17 753 000. Bank debits reached 5 383 000 for Saturday and 35 435 000 for the week.
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Indianapolis
New York Liberty Bonds Trading Data
Liberty bonds show closing values with the 101 series at 101.31 and 101.30 intraday and a 104.25 reading for a related instrument. Market notes indicate modest gains for the issue amid thin trading.
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New York
Foreign Exchange closes slightly higher on June 21
In New York on June 21 the foreign exchange market closed with gains across several currencies. Sterling quoted at 32 Terrancs 5.41, lire at 431, Belgian at 4.89, marks at 4.210 billion to the dollar, plus changes in other minor currencies including Shancai 71% and Yokohama 41.13.
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Foreign Exchange
New York
Shancai
Yokohama
Good Increase Shown in Lumber Industry
During the week ended June 21 national lumber orders and shipments rose. Southern Pine Association mills reported orders at 96 percent and shipments at 79 percent of production while West Coast Lumbermen's Association mills had orders at 117 percent and shipments at 39 percent. The American Lumberman notes demand slackness has been exaggerated and that eight large associations reported shipments only 1 percent below production in the first twenty three weeks of 1924, indicating no major stock buildup.
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Southern Pine Association
West Coast Lumbermen’s Association
American Lumberman
Chicago
Gasoline and Kerosene Price List from Tank Wagon Rates
A historical price listing shows per gallon rates for GASOLINE and KEROSENE products from brands such as Energee Purol Red Crown Diamond Gas Crystal Peo Target Silver Flash and Crystaline Moore Light Archite Per fection Solvent Lion Power Cleaners VM. & P. Standolind Cleaners and others with cents per gallon figures ranging from 12.7c to 23c.
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Energee
Moore Light
Perfection
Naptha—Lion
Grains Close Sharply Lower on Wheat Liquidation
Chicago June 21 grains closed sharply lower on the Board of Trade as heavy wheat liquidation, aided by better crop news and hedging pressure, pulled down corn and oats. The market finished weak across oats and provisions amid light shipments and little interest.
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United Press
Chicago
Chicago Grain Table for June 21 Update
Chicago market page shows grain futures for wheat corn rye oats and soy. Wheat July 1.14 Sept 1.16 Dec 1.18. Corn July 57 Sept 76 Dec 74. Rye July 75 Sept 77. Oats 46. Carrot receipts list wheat corn oats. totals 28 59 465.
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Bae Rar
Chicago
Timothy
Indianapolis Board of Trade Receipts and Grain Prices
Bids at the Indianapolis Board of Trade show wheat steady with No 2 red at 1.09 to 1.11, corn firm with No 2 white 84 to 86c, and oats steady around 47 to 48c. Hay prices weaken with top timothy at 31.50 and lower, and inspections list multiple car lots by grade.
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Indianapolis
New York
Indianapolie
Indianapolis Board of Trade
Sellen
Hay
Timothy
Clover
Cotton Market highs stay steady as futures narrow
Market notes show January contract at 24.75 close with high 24.90. March holds 25.10 with 24.95 lower reading. December and July entries appear unclear but reflect mixed quotes and dates in the Cotton Market column.
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Thomson & McKinnon
Mary Twsts
Hay Market Prices at Indianapolis
Prices for hay and grain at Indianapolis show mixed hay around 20 to 22 per ton for baled stock and 18 for straw. Corn markets range from 80 to 83 cents per bushel with a legume option at 90. 32 52e bushel unclear.
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Indianapolis
Hog Prices Steady At Local Market On Weekend Sale
Hog prices at the local livestock market opened steady at 7.50 with choice hogs priced there and most sales between 7.25 and 7.35 as receipts reached about 5 000. Pigs held at 6.75 and sows 6.40 to 6.45 while cattle activity was light and weekly trade draggy amid dry to grass fed adjustments. Sheep and lambs remained steady with lambs at 12.50 and sheep at 4.50. 150 receipts estimated.
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East Buffalo
Kansas City
Texas
Sheen and Lambs
Pittsburgh
East ST. Louis
Livestock Market Reports Across Markets June 21
Market results show uneven and lower cattle and hog prices across Chicago Cincinnati East Buffalo and other centers. Beef steers and yearlings drop with heavy pressure on lower grades while lambs and sheep varied with top Spring lambs around 15.10 and scattered beef and veal values noted.
Fresh Market Prices Scatter Across Eggs Poultry and Butter
Markets list varied prices for eggs butter and poultry items with regional notes. Butter up to 46c per pound, eggs and fowls mixed, turkeys and ducks priced by weight, and beef and pork figures mentioned alongside flour and cheese in New York and Chicago markets.
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Springers
Cleveland
Ohio
Michigan
New York
Midwest
Rio
Santos
Onmet
Pacific
Unclear list of individuals with occupations and addresses
Fragmented OCR text lists names ages and addresses including various professions and places such as Indianapolis, Ashland, and Wayne. No coherent event or story emerges. details appear as scattered entries for people like Stella Carothera, Robert Clark, and Margaret Cole among others.
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Jack Miapyer
Avco
Senate
Gabrella Sexal
Capital
Arnett T Ely
Colorado
Stella L. Carothera
Washington
Aen
Nsrepher
Robert T. Clark
New Jersey
Stone Yard
Margaret Colestove
Michigan
Willis S Thompson
Centralublicity Aoe Company
Esther M ‘Hamness
Ashland
Stenerapher Ray Kimb
Indianapolis
Births and deaths with property and permit notices
Births list Elma and Fannie Sarver and many couples at various addresses with hospital births noted. Deaths include Ellen Roac at St. Vincent Hospital and others with ages and causes such as cerebral hemorrhage pneumonia tuberculosis and myocarditis. Building permits list numerous transactions at multiple addresses with values from a few hundred to tens of thousands dollars.
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St. Vincent Hospital
James S. Shufflebarger
Lawton
Traverse
Methodist Hospital
Susanne Burgess
Maggie Venerable
Highland Pl
John West Scott
S. West
Elizabeth Leffingwell
N. Bancroft
Elizabeth C. Shook
W. Thirty
City Hospital
Foramen Ovale
Moody’s sees peak year in bond market this summer
Moody’s Weekly Review notes a sharp decline in call money and ample local liquidity. The report suggests further drops in time money and commercial paper and predicts a weak year for bonds with peak prices likely around July or August based on sixty year precedents.
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Atlantic
Pacific
Four Dead and Ten Hurt in Midwest Crashes
A spate of crashes near Fortville and Kokomo left four dead and ten injured. Victims include Dorothy Fletcher 11 and Ruth Jones 33, both treated at home, with multiple injuries. Investigations cite speeding, gravel slip, and a Polar Ice and Fuel truck collision as contributing factors.
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Winthrop Ave
Mary Lutsch
R. R. A. Bridgeport
Ind
John Yunga
R. R
Bridgeport
Ruth Jones
W. Thirty- Third St
Evan Heather
New Bethel
Farmers Broad Casting Network Targets Farm News
A proposed broadcasting station for farmers aims to air from southern France delivering farm news and relay concerts from Paris and London, expanding access to agricultural audiences.
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France
Paris
London
Atlantic City Radio Fans Hear WIP Link
Radio fans revel in Atlantic City pleasures as a remote control station on the steel pier connects by direct line with WIP in Philadelphia, enhancing coast to coast broadcasting reach.
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Atlantic City
WIP
Philadelphia
Steel Pier
Grain merger plan eyed by Farm Bureau groups in Chicago
Five Chicago grain firms plan to merge with 5,000 farmer owned cooperative elevators. Farmers would acquire facilities from Armour Grain Rosenbaum Bartlett Frazier Rosenbaum E Brothers and J C Shaffer & Co under consideration by the American Farm Bureau Federation and other farmer bodies.
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United Press
Chicago
American Farm Bureau Federation
Armour Grain Company
Rosenbaum Grain Corporation
Bartlett Frazier & Co
Rosenbaum E Brothers
J. C. Shaffer & Co
30 Days Jail Sentenced for Liquor Nuisance
Daniel Brosnan of 1135 Oliver Ave. received a thirty day jail term in county jail for violating the liquor nuisance law. He was fined $100 by Judge James A. Collins. Citizens testified his poolroom and soft drink place at Warren and Oliver Avenues was notorious for selling toxicants.
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Daniel Brosnan
Oliver Ave
Brosnan
James A
Accounts Report Is Revised By State Board Of Accounts
The state board of accounts revised its examination of the office of the pharmacy board to correct charges of two expense accounts for one convention at Culver Indiana. The conventions were held at different times. Frank B. Meyer filed the error report. Meyer had been the secretary.
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Office of the Pharmacy Board
Culver
Ind
Frank B. Meyer
Gary
Meyer
Parents Believe Miracles After Child Survives Fall
Noblesville Indiana June 21 Mr and Mrs George Starrett say their eighteen months old daughter survived a fall from a second story window landing eighteen feet below without injury doctors call it a miracle and a near tragedy folded into a family tale
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Times Special
Noblesville
Ind
George Starrett
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