Stocks Show Irregular Tone In Market Deals
Irregular stock prices marked a New York morning after brokerage loans rose by 136 million. Baldwin led gains to 248, railroad shares stayed strong with Atchison up 1.5 points, Royal Baking Powder moved up after a Morgan plan, while Copper stocks surged and Fleischmann dipped after a consolidation announcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer C. Walzer
United Press Financis
New York
Baldwin
American Water Works
Atchison
New York Central
Erie
Radio Corporation of America
American Can
Packard and Hudson
Westinghouse Airbreke
American Locomotive
Anaconda
Balduin
Royal
J. P. Morgan & Co
Fleischmann
Banks and Treasury Figures Mixed on June News
Banks and Exchange report a clearing house balance of $155,000,000 and Reserve bank credit balance of $150,000,000. Treasury statement shows net balance $365,133,805.03 as of June 19 with customs receipts $34,406,467.45 attributed to profit-taking on good news. Utilities see varied moves including Brooklyn Union Gas up 3 points to 208 and gains for Standard Gas and Consolidated Gas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United Press
Hank Cle
Clearing House Bance
Mode Reserve Bank
Treasury
Washington
Brooklyn Union Gas
Standard Gas
Consolidated Gas
Ask
American Central IL
Ins
R R & Yds Co
Central Ind
Circle Theater Cities
Citizens Gas Co
Equitable Sec Co
Ionwealth L
Hook Drug Co
ai + Horuff Shoe Corp
Ind Hotel Co
Claypool
Com Corp
P&l & Sees Tr Co
Inter
Inter Pub
Merchants Pub Util Co
Metro Loan
Northern Ind Pub
Laundry Co
E Rauh & Sons Fert Co
Real Silk Hosiery Co
Standard Oil
Indpls & & Tr Co
Trac & L Co
Union Trac
Ask Belt BR. & S Y Co
Broad Ripple Trac
Ind Gas
Ind Gas_Co
Central Ind Power Co
Ind
Eee
Citizens Gas Cn
Tee
Citizens Street Railroad
Gary Street
Indiana Hotel Co
Ind Northern Trac Co
Ind Railway & Light Co
Indiana Service Corp
Power and
Indpis
Indiana Union _Tree_Co
Col & Trac
Indianapolis Gas Co
Martinsville T Co
Trac
Indpis & NW Rae Co
Indpis Street Ry
Pernfbial Co
Indpis Trac
Indpis U Ry
Indpis Water Co
Indpls Water Co
Indpls Water Co Hien & Ref
Indpls Water Works
Inn Ls Water Co
Interstate Pub Serv Co
In Pub Service Co
Ind Telegh Co
TH & E
Ind Co &S
Liberty Loan
U S Treasury
S Treasury
U Ss Treasury
Optimistic outlook for stock market amid lower rates and gold inflow
In New York on June 21 the Stock Market column argues that broker payments for new issues mainly drive the rise, with lower rates and steady gold inflow strengthening the credit structure. It suggests major banks would not push a massive merger while difficulties are overcome and notes many favorable factors shaping a firmer financial picture.
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Thomson & McKinnon
New York
Wholesale Market Prices for Butter Cheese and Poultry
Butter wholesale No 1 477 48c No 4 40%6c Butterfat per lb 46m47c Cheese wholesale selling price per pound American loaf 38c pimento loaf 40c Wisconsin flat 29c prime cream 37c 25c Longhorn 25c New York limberger 30c Buying prices Fresh delivered at Indianapolis No 1 28c No 2 Poultry buying prices Fowls 28c Leg horns hens 8c broilers full feathered 23c broilers bare back 23c Leghorns 23c vid roosters large 15c small 10%13c ducks 12% 14c spring guineas 30c turkeys No 1 young toms 12 Ibs and up 35048c No 1 young hens 25c a lb No 1 old forms 22% 25c No 2 old hens 25% ac
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Wisconsin
New York
Indianapolis
Hogs Fall 5 to 10 Cents at Union Stockyards
Hogs were 5 to 10 cents lower with 160-250 pound hogs at 11.20 to 11.35. Receipts about 5,000 and holdovers 1,196. Cattle steers steady, cows weak to 25 cents lower. weaners off 50 cents. Lambs 50 cents lower, top 14, sheep steady. Chicago hog bids 11.15 to 11.25 for 180-210 pounds. 230-250 pounders around 11.00 to 11.10. Receipts 15,000. directs 3,500. holdovers 11,000. Cattle 2,000. sheep 6,000. Top fat lambs 14. bulk fat lambs 12.50 to 13.50. cull lambs 9 to 10.50. fat ewes 4.50 to 6.50.
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Chicago
Atchison
Batt & Ohio
Osn
del & Paste
Erie Os
Erie Ist
Ti Central
Lehigh Valle
Central
C& St
NH & EH
Nor Pacific
Norfolk & We
L & Ron
Union Pacific
Maryland
United States
Cer & Fdy
Am Steel
Westingh Air
Westingh
Steels
Gulf States
US Steel Oes Vehes
Youngstown
Vanadium Corp
Motors— Am Bosett Mag
Chrysler Corp
Eaton
Packard
Studebaker Cor
Willys-Overland
Smith & Rig
Kennecott
Bos
Texas Gulf Sur
Freeport-Texas
Ally Marland Oil
Indo Oil & Gas
Texas Corp
Transcent
White Eagle
Tee
Adv Ramely
Allis Chalmers
Allied Chemical
Armour
Borg Warner
Davison Chem
Dupont
Iit
Fox Arenee
Glidden Taeree Ag
Ally
Int Harvester
Lambert
Loews Eens
Kolater Ese Eee
Montgom
Nat
Keith
Ebisis
Owens Bottl
Ceva
Ba's
Trams
Sears Roebuck
Union Carbide
U_ S Indus Alco
Am Tel & Tel
E Power
Nor Amer Co
Cal Edison
United Corp
Std Gas & Bad
West Union Tel
M Intl Corp
Gulf & Ais
United Fruit
California
Fleisschmann Co
Kraft Cheese
Natl Biscuit
Postum Co
Ward Baking
Sumatra
Cigars Oe A, Lig É Myers 8244 A3te 83% 83! Lorillard
R J Reynolds
United Cigar St
Schulte
Grand Union Pfd
United Press
Pi Times
Louisville
Buffalo
Bu United Proas
Pittsburgh
Market Price List For Fruits And Vegetables
A long listing details wholesale prices for apples grapes citrus berries and vegetables from multiple regions including California Florida Texas and Arizona. The document notes a fire caused by defective wiring destroying a garage and car belonging to James Wiseman at 2041 Ralston Avenue with an estimated loss of 500 dollars.
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James Wiseman
Ralston Avenue
Rockefeller to Visit Soviet Union in July
John D. Rockefeller III, fresh from an American university, is expected to visit the Soviet Union in mid July. He will be accompanied by James MacDonald, chairman of the American Foreign Colony Association.
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Uw Nited Press
Moscow
John D. Rockefeller III
Soviet Union
James MacDonald
American Foreign Colony Association
Indianapolis
Camp Gray
Gertrude Gamlin
Girl Reserve
Girl Reserve Department
Daisy Welch
Walker
Madam Walker
Harry Evans
G. T. Haywood
Christ Temple
Fall Creek Boulevard
Paris Avenue
Samuel Johnson
Kokomo
Simpson M. E. Church
Carrie Martin
Sons of God
Robert E. Skelton
Barnes M. FE
Woman's Home Missionary Society of Simpson M. F
Robert F. Skelton
St. Monica's Guild
Effie Lemond
J. B. Carter
Hogs and Cattle Prices Across Markets June 21
United Press reports livestock receipts and price ranges from Chicago Louisville Cleveland Toledo Buffalo Pittsburgh and more. Hogs trade mostly steady to slightly lower with top bids around 11.25 to 11.50 for 160-195 lb stock, cattle mixed with best steers near 15.75 and alts varying. sheep volumes steady with lambs around 14.25 to 15.50.
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Preas
Toledo
Wheat prices at Wagon City grain elevators
Local elevators quote No 2 red wheat at 71.10 and No 2 hard at 1.02 per bushel, reflecting market values for grain buyers and sellers in the region.
Grain futures rise on Liverpool rally and forecast short wheat yield
In Chicago on June 21 a firm Liverpool market and a Wheat crop forecast of about five percent below last year boosted wheat futures early trade. Corn and oats gained modestly while provisions edged up. Reports from Kansas Oklahoma cited drought and excessive rains as key damage factors.
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United Press
Hicago
Liverpool Market
Department of Agriculture
Kansas
Oklahoma
Southwest
Canadian Northwest
International Paper declares quarterly dividends on preferred stock
The International Paper Company board declares a regular quarterly dividend of 1 3 4 percent on the 7 percent cumulative preferred stock and 1 1 2 percent on the 6 percent cumulative preferred stock for the current quarter. Dividends payable July 15 1929 to holders of record at the close of business June 25 1929. Checks to be mailed. Transfer books remain open. Owen Suepnern vice president and treasurer.
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International Paper Company
New York
Mpany
Owen Suepnern
Treas
International Paper and Power Company
Boston
Mass
R.G. Lapp
Ad West Utilities Company
I Oebock P. M
Eustace
Knight
Power Company Boston Declares Quarterly Dividend Maintenance
Boston mass June 12 1929 company and a regular quarterly dividend of one and one half per cent 144 on the cumulative 6 percent preferred will not close R G Lapp assistant transfer.
Negro Artist John Wesley Hardrick Exhibits Paintings
An exhibition of oil paintings by John Wesley Hardrick opens Monday in Pettis Dry Goods Company fifth floor gallery and runs two weeks. Hardrick greets visitors daily 10 to 12 and includes portraits of Mrs. J. W. Hardrick and other figures, landscapes, and Civil War scenes. The event follows his Harmon award win in 1927, with support from critic Miss Lucille Morehouse.
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John Wesley Hardrick
Pettis Dry Goods Company
Pettis
Hardrick
Harmon
Indianapolis
Lucille Morehouse
Miss Morehouse
Pettis Gallery
J. W. Hardrick
Shepard Hardick
Marguerite Thompson
Mae B. Belcher
Ferdinand Schaffer
George W. Cable
John A. Patton
W. E. Grubbs
John F. Johnson
Alfred Huey Meets President Hoover on Marble Champion Route
Alfred Huey the 12 year old national marble champion was greeted by President Hoover at the White House during his trip from Akron Ohio to Ocean City New Jersey for the 1929 championship which begins Monday.
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Washington
Alfred Huey
Hoover
White House
Akron
Ocean City
N. J
Grain Head Warns Farm Relief May Fail to Help
Indiana Grain Dealers Association meeting hears president E. E. Elliott warn that farm relief laws often fail of their purpose. He advocates supply and demand as fundamental price determinants and calls for fair prices to farmers without heavy reliance on federal aid. Fred Purnell to discuss the new farm relief bill and its potential benefits.
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Indiana Grain Dealers’ Association
E. E. Elliott
Muncies
Board of Trade Assembly
Fred Purnell
Attica
Ninth District
Purnell
Elliott
Herbert Hoover
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Atchison: Coppers Advance
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Banks and Exchange
the Quarter Century Jewelry Store
Krauss
Credit
W. Washington St
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Jewelers Lincoln Hotel Bldg
Psa
Ben Davis
Florida
Jamaica
Valencia
Texas
Arizona
Indiana Jersey
Nancy Hall
Michigan
Ohio
Idaho
John D. Hi
Soviets
Tl Pnited
Cleveland
Chicago Grain Table
John W. Hardrick
Harmon Ard
John Herron Art Institute
Hale Woodruff
Paris
Meredith Avenue
Indiana Avenue
Simpson M. E
Pastor's Club
Barnes M. E
Richmond
Nellie Rogers
J. #. McGhee
Amos Thompson
Theodore Cable
Atty. R. L. Bailey
W. D. Shannon
J. A. Patton
A. H. Wilson
Lillian Lemon
Carlotta McNary
Herbert Bryant
Sarah FE
Growin Bury Manufacturing Company
State Baptist Convention
J. Crittenden
Illinois
Iowa
Indiana
Sarrah Coffield
Hazel
Saugatuck
Phyllis Wheatley
Walker Building
Haywood
Jesus God
God
Beckley
W. Va
I. J. K. Wells
Beckley American Service Institute
Madam C. J. Walker Company
Indianapolis Business Men's League
Walker Casino
Indiana Women’s State Federation
North Captol Avenue
Mary Pruitt
Shepard Hardrick, Jr
Wilberforce University
John Hardrick
Sheperd Hardrick
Hardricks
Ohio City
Camille Richardson
Western Reserve
Colored Orphans
Emma Duvalle
Jean Strader
Crispus Attucks High School
William Strovers
Kentucky
Rosalie Roberts
Guthrie
Ella B. Meriwether
Butler
John H. Black
Myrtle
John O. Blanton
Mutual Savings Bank of Louisville
Rose Thompson
Hazel Alexander
Cincinnati
Margaret Boone
Ypsilanti
Mich
Lillian Jones Brown
Butler University
Gary
Thelma Brown
Atlanta University
Burwell Brown
Chicago University
J. Harold Brown
Boulevard Place
Clara Hill
Ethel K. Moore
University of California
National
Fort Worthy
W. E. Brown
Nice
Jane Leeke
Middle West Utilities Company
Walker Theater Review
William Powell
Powell
Evelyn Brent
Gary Cooper
Lupe Velez
Louis Woheim
Lupe
Dolly Farina
Dolly
Farina
Cooper and Robinson
Vitaphone
Grain Head
State Life
Apt
Cees
Cooper & Robinson
Cyclone Dancing Boys
THU
FBI
SAT
Louis Wolheim
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