Stocks Open With Little Change on Quiet Start
New York June 24 Stocks opened quietly with no clear advance as oil shares gained modestly on a Dow Jones note that U S crude production last week fell. General Petroleum led activity with prices near highs, Foundation Company hit 117 on a contract win, while Pennsylvania and Wabash rail shares rose on merger prospects.
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Bu_United_ Press
New York
Oil and Gas Journal
General Petroleum
Foundation Company
Dow-Jones & Company
Pennsylvania
Wabash
Interstate Commerce Commission
Take Fight to a State Over $52000 Park Bond
Remonstrance against a $52,000 bond issue for Golden Hill Park land purchase was certified to the State tax board today by county auditor Harry O. Dunn. The document lists 129 signers. Hearing date has not been fixed. Mayor Shank’s home sits adjacent to the tract.
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Golden Hill Park
State Tax Board
Harry O. Dunn
Shank
Four Hurt by Autos After Three Crashes Tuesday Evening
Four people sustained minor injuries and three suspects were arrested after three separate auto accidents Tuesday evening. Victims include Walter Miles Jr Ruth Thatcher and Mrs Robert Thomas with others listed at local addresses. Arrested were Mrs Clara Banner Robert Thomas and Raymond Myers.
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Walter Miles, Jr
Union St
Robert Thomas
R. R. C. Box
Ruth Thatcher
N. Denny Sr
City Advertisement on Public Works Improvements
The Board of Public Works announces improvements in Indianapolis per resolution. The city will assess costs and levy payments on the 15th day of June following approval on May 63, 1925, with participation by the board and committees.
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City Advertisement Department OF Public Works Office OF the Board
Trajanapolle
Aiganapolis
Solowing
City Advertisement Department OF Public Works
Office OF ‘the Board
Wen Phas Aan
Board of Publcigen
Indianpolis
Nie Oke
Board of Public Works
Indianapolis
CITY
OF Fuelic Works Office
BOARD
New York Stocks and Market Notes Mixed Across Egg and Butter Prices
Market report cites cattle division strength and mixed dairy prices. District notes include Indianapolis egg deliveries at 26c, butter at 44 to 46c per pound, Swiss and other cheeses varying by region, and Chicago creamery receipts plus fowl prices.
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Indianapolis
New York
Floyd Park
Midwest
Americas
Peary
Pacific Coasts
Resaen
Hearne
Livestock prices steady to lower at Indianapolis market
Hog prices held near steady with heavy to light grades around 13.80 per hundredweight and top hogs at 13.85. Cattle and calves showed strength with prime fat steers near 12.35 and top beef at 11.75 per hundredweight. Receipts about 8,000 hogs and 1,200 cattle, with a soft calf showing and steady sheep and lambs led by lambs at 15.00 per hundredweight. Chicago quotes followed with mixed gains on fat steers and lambs, and a broad shipping demand.
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Ates
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Hudson Ax Monck M
Udeba
Willys-Orr
Donie Minos
Ty Tex G&s
Int
Wiworth
JSON
Tony
Indianapolis Livestock Exchange
Livestock Exchange
Chicago
Jumsight
Owen
Steas
Boeto
East St, Louis
Eeewes
East Buffalo
Indianapolis Public Works Notice of Public Improvement Hearing
The Board of Public Works of Indianapolis Indiana announces a proposed public improvement described as grading paving and curbing along First Alley West of Rowan Street to the property lines with water sewer and private service connections extended to lines where needed. A preliminary assessment roll lists benefits and amounts by property with owners and descriptions. A public hearing is set for June 26 1926 at 2:00 p.m. to consider the assessment and improvements.
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Bancroft St
Emerson Ave
Board of Public Works
Washington
Acamaete
Grace St
Christian St
Eric
Surrace
Public Works
Indianapolis
Sal
Rene Ae
Atite
Board of
Notte Pres
A of
Robrne’ Sr
Ee Board of Public Work
Tretonstrances
Opublic
Indianapol
Julian Ave
Board ‘of Public Works
Anapolis
Ind
Board of Publi Works
Imestone
Fica
Said
Bord
Sard Board of Public Works
Guy Ag
SS of
Indianapols
Ours
Board of Public
Watts
Diana
Aes
Bel
Waerapeuty
Dar Devate Indiana
East Property Ii
Non Lan St
Mpublic
Trade Reviews Say By Alexander Hamilton Institute
The article notes a relaxed money market due to lower demand for raw materials and steel production. It cites reduced credit needs for manufacturers and a firmer money market with heavy goods distribution. Seasonal autumn trade aims to boost activity, while bond market activity remains subdued.
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Pine Federal
Sugar Market Shows Steady Improvement in Trade Signals
In the Sugar Market by Thomson and McKinnon, statistics indicate improving conditions as cane receipts rise and stock levels grow gradually. A smaller than normal carryover is likely, suggesting tighter supply ahead.
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Thomson & McKinnon
Ceipte
Public Works notice for Indianapolis street improvements
The Board of Public Works of Indianapolis Indiana announces proposed public improvements west of Indianapolis including curb, catch basins, manholes and a 12 inch drain line. A public hearing is set for July 6 1925 to determine assessments and benefits to property.
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Ray Ng
Indiana Rolie
Board of Fee Works
Sai Board of Public Works
Diana Yolis
CPN
Board of Public Work Eye of Indianiene
City
Local Bank Clears for June 24 in Indianapolis
Local Bank Clearings Inc reports a total clearings day in Indianapolis on Wednesday June 24 amounting to 2,456,000 dollars. Debits and entries reflect Wednesday activity.
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Incianapolis
Ik G
Commission Row Price Listing for Fresh Produce
A garbled market listing from Chicago shows assorted fruits and vegetables with prices by item and origin. Items include Valencia oranges, pineapples, cantaloupes from California, coconuts, peaches from Georgia, raspberries, strawberries, watermelons from Florida, and vegetables such as lettuce, cauliflower, cucumbers, carrots, and potatoes with varied crate and dozen prices. The excerpt ends with a brief Chicago market note on carlot wheat, oats, and rye.
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California
Forida
Indiana
Georgia
Florida
Texas
New
Tennessee
Southern
Ainion
Michigan
North Carolina
Mississippi
Wheat Starts Stronger as Grain Futures Open Higher
Grain futures opened with a fractional bulge on the Board of Trade amid black rust fears in the U S and Northwest and stronger cables. Liverpool's early strength came from short covering and low supplies. Corn saw buyers after sellers were cleared by a firmer cash market and lighter receipts. Oats rose with other grains while provisions held steady.
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United Press
CAG
Board of Trade
American
Northwest
Liverpool
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Alexander Hamilton Institute
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Vandalia Coal
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Natonal Bank
Commission
U. S
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Chicago Grain Table
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Chamber of Commerce of the
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Standard Oil Company
Standard Oil Building
Michigan Avenue
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