Stock Shares Crash After Early Upturn
The market moved up and down in the first half of the session with a noon rally lifting many issues. United States Steel dipped to a new low, while General Electric and others recovered. total noon volume reached about 1.99 million shares as utilities led the advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press York
Stock Exchange
United States Steel
General Electric
Consolidated Gas
Worthing Pump
Vanadium
Public Service
American Telephone
Westinghouse Electric
American
J. S. Case
Union Carbide
A. M. Byers
Bethlehem Steel
United Aircraft
Montgomery Ward
Keith Orpheum
Consolidated Gas and Public Service of
New Jersey
Banks and Exchange Clearings From Indianapolis and New York
Indianapolis bank clearings for Monday, June 23 show $3 805 000 with debits of $6487. New York report lists June 23 clearings at $578 000 000 with a clearing house balance of $132 000 and reserve bank credit balance of $106 000 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Bank Clearings
New York
United Press
Clearing House
Reserve Bank
W. R. Burgess
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
Long Island Group of New York State Bankers’ Association
Treasury Statement Summary of June 20 Receipts and Balance
Treasury report shows the June 20 net balance at 363.684 million dollars and customs receipts for the month to date of 59.484 million. Government pares on June 20 were 13.512 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
Ashington
Church school to train teachers in Indianapolis July dates
A laboratory training school for teachers will be held at Downey Avenue Christian church from July 14 to 26 under the United Christian Missionary Society in Indianapolis and the Christian Board of Publication in St. Louis. Miss Florence P. Carmichael national elementary superintendent will lead. faculty includes Miss Hazel Lewis Grace Mc Gayran and Miss Dee Yoho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Christian Missionary Society
Indianapolis
Christian Board of Publication
St. Louis
Downey Avenue Christian Church
Florence P. Carmichael
National Elementary Superintendent of
Hazel Lewis
Grace McGayran
Dee Yoho
Perfect Circle reports five month earnings drop from 1929
The Perfect Circle Company of Hagerstown posts five month net income of 345,993, 2.13 a share on 162,500 shares, down from 404,564 or 2.49 a share a year earlier. Sales are slightly lower, but replacement sales to auto jobbers rise 8 percent. President C N Teeter notes strong demand for piston rings in replacement market and expects continued improvement in the second half.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perfect Circle Company
Hagerstown
C. N. Teeter
Wheat prices at Wagon City elevators
Local grain elevators in Wagon City pay 30 cents for BC 8 red wheat and 77 cents for No 2 hard wheat. The quotes indicate regional wheat grade values and may affect farmer selling decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City
Uniformed Cop Held as Liquor Runner
Detroit officer Douglas M. Farish, in uniform, was jailed on June 23 charged with violating state prohibition law while allegedly transporting an automobile load of whisky to Indianapolis. Companion Louis Wilson and two state troopers, Harry Nelson and Carl Miller, stopped them near Jonesville, Michigan, finding six cases of whisky and six gallons of moonshine in the car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bu United
Detroit
Indianapolis
Douglas M. Farish
Louis Wilson
Harry Nelson
Carl Miller
Jonesville
Mich
Melville Post Dies After Short Illness
Clarksburg West Virginia June 23 Melville Davison Post renowned crime fiction writer and former lawyer died in a hospital after a two week illness He was 59 years old Post began writing in 1896 and gained fame with stories of murder and crime he authored The Strange Schemes of
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrs
Clarksburg
W. Va
Melville Davison Post
Clarksburg Hospital
Post
Swine Market Sinks 15 Cents at Stockyards
Heavy receipts of about 9,000 hogs at the union stockyards. Prices fell 15 cents from Friday with the bulk 150 to 300 pounds at 9.50 and top 9.55. Holdovers 182. Cattle slaughter classes at a standstill, 300 receipts. Wealers steady at 10, 400 receipts. Sheep about 50 cents lower. good lambs 10 to 10.50. Chicago hog receipts 45,000 with 20,000 direct. holdovers 2,000. Early bids steady with select 190 to 220 pounds at 9.50–9.60, 260-pound hogs 9.40. Cattle receipts 13,000. sheep 10,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Chicago
United Press
Cincinnati
Buffalo
N. Y
Chicago and Cincinnati hog and cattle market roundup
Regional livestock prices show mixed demand with Chicago reporting 45 000 hogs and varied steady to lower bids across weights and classes, Cincinnati noting mostly 25 to 50 cent declines on hogs and steady to weaker cattle, while other markets in East Buffalo Toledo Louisville Cleveland and Pittsburgh show softer overall tones with lighter gains for select fat cattle and vealers.
Dow Jones Summary of May and June 1930 Rail and Industry
Summary of steady industrial indicators with deficits and surpluses across rail shipments, oil, coal, and utilities. Notes Wisconsin Central May deficit, California crude output gains, and major corporate updates including Westinghouse Spain venture and GM Japan sale talks. Also mentions Hoover tariff stance and bank commentary on demand recovery.
Market Prices for Poultry Eggs and Dressed Poultry Across Cities
Daily market prices from New York Cleveland Cincinnati and Chicago show widespread activity in eggs butter and poultry. No. 1 top quality poultry prices in Andienapoli and assorted regional quotes reflect fresh trades. Leghorn hens and springers command varying cents per pound, with broader dairy and produce values across major markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andienapoli
Kingan & Co
Ene
Wisconsin
New York
Bu United Press
Cleveland
Maine
Green Mountain
Idaho
Cincinnati
Jenhorn Ae Orpington
Investment Trusts Note From James T Hamill Co
Investment Trust report appears with figures for June 23 and mentions shares 18 percent, York IT, Indu sap St tat Shares, Strauss Inv. Units, and Standard shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James T. Hamill & Co
Investment Trust Office
York
Sap
Strauss
Oo Standard Ou
Wheat and grain markets rally on covering shorts
On June 23 on the Board of Trade wheat edged around the prior close as shorts and locals covered. Corn stayed strong and oats rose fractionally with weak export demand and limited cash movement. Receipts totaled 36 cars as cattle and liquidations appeared in early trading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Chicago
Board of Trade Today
Winnipeg
Legge
Farm Board
Liverpool
Chicago Grain Table Special CAGO June 23
Chicago grain prices report including primary receipts and shipments for wheat corn oats and barley. Cash grain quotes show mixed No 2 and No 3 yellow prices and various white oat and rye values. Toledo grain close lists wheat corn oats rye barley and forage prices from June 23 with cash and futures references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byrnie
Rj Hicago
Ay Peretee
Timothy
United Press
Toledo
Fruit and Produce Prices Listed in Commission Row
A dense catalog of fruits vegetables and related prices appears, detailing items from apples and apricots to melons lemons limes peaches pears and potatoes. Prices are given per unit weight crate or bushel with various regional origins and crate sizes noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Davis
Baethe
California
Royal
Amelons
Cantalou California
Indiana
North Carolina
Imperial Valley
Georgia
Valencia
Avocado
Marion County
Michigan
Births Listing for Local Residents
Birth announcements list boys and girls along with parent names and street addresses including John and Flora Proffitt 528 Abbott James and Anna Purpura 818 Greer Earl and Thelma Harman 257 Detroit Lee and Arnola Courtney 515 Wayne Leo and Clarabelle Quigley 131 North Oxford Harold and Ada Simmons 1336 Tabor Armand and Helen Dumas 561 North Jefferson alee and Ruby Miles 336 South Admn William and Helene Chandler 310 North Bellview Clifford and Nellie Heldenreich 324 Vine Leen and Phemia Reed 2915 North Girls Elmer and Roberta Johnson 415 West St Clair Kenneth and Ethel Waggoner 262 Hoeigen Palmer and Marjorie Wilson 2115 Gent Willard and Jesefe Thompson 1428 Montcalm Erval and Dorothy Hilligoss 1002 West Twenty-eighth
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Flora Proffitt
Abbott
James
Anna Purpura
Greer
Earl
Thelma Harman
Detroit
Lee
Arnola Courtney
W Ayne
Leo
Clarabelle Quigley
Oxford
Harold
Ada Simmons
Tabor
Armand
Helen Dumas
North
Jefferson
Alee
Ruby Miles
South
William
Helene Chandler
Bellview
Clifford
Nellie Heldenreich
Vine
Leen
Phemia Reed
Elmer
Roberta Johnson
West St. Clair
Kenneth
Ethel Waggoner
Hoeigen
Palmer
Marjorie Wilson
Willard
Jesefe Thompson
Montcalm
Erval
Dorothy Hilligoss
West Twenty-eighth
Deaths Cassia Bush and Others From Various Conditions
A list of multiple deaths with ages and hospitals including Cassia Bush 65 at 445 West Twenty ninth myocarditis Sophia Hessel 47 North New Jersey broncho pneumon Mary Alice DeSpain 5 Tie Bright men agitis Bryce Ham 5 days Methodist hospital intracranial Pamprokage Emma Sch Aon 64 Stucent's hospital toxic goite Hilda Louise Olas 17 1038 West North branch pneumonia R Artist 18 city hospital neuritis erman oe Pieper 11 4922 West Tenth cerebral hemorrhage Clarence G Pettigrew 39 4176 WinsnerD chronic gastritis F McMurry 81 3033 North Illinois nccarip sclerosis Elias Kliasensmith 85 city hospital chronic myocarditis George W Huggins 76 3300 Bethel cerebral hemorrhage Mary F Clark 68 Methodist hospital acute cardiac dilatation Cora Virginia Clapp 73 2433 North Delaware cerebral hemorrhage Patsy Joan Huey 7 days Bt Vincent s hospital premature birth Luther Edward Polen 59 Methodist hospital streptocolc septicaemia Ralph Becker 28 6512 East Washington sclaaiten
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cassia Bush
West
Erman Oe Pieper
West Tenth
Clarence G. Pettigrew
F. McMurry
North Illinois
Elias Kliasensmith
City Hospital
George W. Huggins
Bethel
Trial opens for 108 Hungarian Communists
Budapest June 23 108 Communists went on trial charged with plotting to overthrow the state. They were arrested last year and three prior trials ended without a verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Budapest
Hungary
Market Woes Deepen as Global Prices Sink
In New York on June 23 the stock market showed little optimism amid pessimistic European cables. Declining commodity and security prices abroad push a downward drift with Liverpool wheat also falling. Analysts fear a prolonged liquidation phase and only modest potential for quick recoveries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomson & McKinnonf
New York
France
Hoover
Liverpool
Party Leaders Praise Tariff Law in National Debate
Washington, June 23. Republican and Democratic spokesmen debated the tariff act’s value. Assistant Secretary of Commerce Klein extolled the act’s flexible clause allowing the President to alter rates. Wood urged a stock market probe into dumping and short selling to expose profiteering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Administration
Klein
Hoover
Chairman Wood
House Appropriations Committee
Republican National Committee
Wall Street
Wood
United States Tariff Commission
Also Mentioned on This Page
Banks and Exchange
Church School
Thomson & McKinnon
Ohio
del L& W Cri&p
Hudson
Illinois Central
Ooo Mek & T
Mo Pacific Id
NH & H
Nor Pacific Norfolk & West
Penhevivania
Ill Ill
Beather Ry
St Paul
Moland
Westacific Ras
Pullman
Westingh
Pirestone
Goodrichel
Kelly Sprese
Auburn
Chrysler
Gardner Graham Paige
General Motors
Adson
Mac
Feeeeres
Studebaker
Bendix Servation
Bore Warner
Spensee
Qumspbel Wy
Hayes Iy
Ste
Es Am Ee Am Metals
Cal & Ecla
Cal & Ariz
Cerro de Pasco
Texas
Great Nor Granby Co
Howe Aoe
Int Nickel
Inspiration
Kennecott Co Ane Magma P
Miami Copper
New Conseanae
Texas Gul Snl
Amers Am Republic
Barnsdall
Beacon
Houston
Ol & G
Royal Dutch
Lorillard & Yisers
Phil Morris
Reynolds
Tob Pr
Wee United Cig. Aee
Nee Utilities
Abitibi Teteee Eee
Adams Exp
Pwr
Col Gas & el
Gen Gas
el Pwr & Li
Intl &T
Natl Pwr & L
Amer Col Pac Gas
Cal Edison
G & United Corn
Ar Lot Pwr & LA
West Union Seee
Am Intl Corp
Mold
United Fruit Cessee
Sug
Saabs
Nat Biscuit i Ete
Eway St
Ward Brg
Kresge
Mont Wa
Schulte
Woolworth
Crosley Eastman
Grigsby Gru
Loews Inc
Param Fam
Radio Corp
Beaubert Twesteese
Warner Bros
Miscellaneou Ase Airway App
Congoleum Il
E Am
Amer Central Life Ins Co
Belt Ds Co
Belt R R & &S Yds Co
Bobbs-Merrill Co
Central Ind. Pow_Co
Circle Theater Co
Citizens Gas
Commonweal
Hook Drug Co
Commonwealth L Co
Ind Hotel Co Claypool
Indiana Hotel Co
Indiana Service Cor
Indianapolis Gas
Indpls
Ower & Lt Co
Asco
Ind
St Ry Co
Thanapolis Water Co
Interstate U Co Pr
Northern Ind Pub
Etro An Cc Wee
Northern Ind P
Progress Laundry Co
Yeah & Sons Fer
Real Silk Hosiery M Inc
Investors Co
Standard Oil Co O
Terre Haute
veesee Union_Title Co
Common Amprod Co
van van Dam
R R & Stock Co
Broad Ripple Sete
Central Indiana Gas Co
Central Ind Power Io
Citizens Gas Co
Citizens Street
Gary St Ry
T & T of
Ind Northern Trac Co
Ry & Light Co
Indpls Power & Light Co
Indiana Union Trac Co
Col & Trac Co
Anapolis Ga
Indpls Mart Rapid T Co
Trac Co
Indpis North Western
Trac Ter Co
Street
Eee
Indpls Union Y
Indpls Water Co
Neues Tees
Indpls Water’ Ci
Ne & Ref
No. Ind. Telephone Co
Ind & East Rac Co Bs
Trac Light Co
Ee Union Trac
St. Ry
T Bond
Enineree Lerner
E. 30Th
E. Wash
E. 10Th
Virginia Ave
College
N. Meridian
College No
N. Penn
Perfect Circle Issues Report
Melville Post
Pittsburgh
Bu Uxited
Times
Louisville
Aes
Fred
Oice
Ewe
United Preas
Lake Erie
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Isconsin Central
Wisconsin Central
Exchange Buffet Corporation Iar
Central Coal and Coke Oe
California Oil World
Lamont
Congress
Spain
Japan Steel Production Co
Kelsey-Hayes Wheel Corp
Fisher
Dex
London
American Commonwealths Power Corp
Brazilian Traction Light and Power Company Ltd
Pomercomn
American Solvents and Chemical Corporation
Rossville Commercial Alcohol Company
W. L. Setwart
Union Oil Company of California
Owens Illinois Glass Company
Michael J. Owens
Middle West
Jersey
Long Island
Southern
Bills
Ask. Americ
Dened
Seneereneegnee
Bank of United States
Brooklyn Trust
Tral Hanover
Chase National
Chemical Chatham Poenix
National Aeae
Orn
Rving
Manhattan
Chicago Grain Table
Louisiana
Florida
Alabama
Marion
Mississippi
Colorado
Red River
Southern Triumph
Sweet
Tennessee
Nancy Hall
Golden Glow
Bon O. Aspy
Guaranty Bld
Robert K. Tomlinson Investments
Continental Bank
Bothree
Financial World
Louis Guenther
Park Place
Eset Market Street
Biley
Indiana Motual
MOI Arat
Edward Boren
Lincoln
Will Wood
Joseph H. Baird
Washington
Fletcher American
Fletcher American National Bank
Fidelity
New Amsterdam
David Layton
Mgr
Meyer-Kiser Bank
Empire Life and Accident Insurance Empire
C. S. Drake
Indianapolis Life
Ises
Uated
E. C. McGriff
E. F. Kepnt
P. Meek
INDIANAPOLIS_LIFE mysuRane
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!