Wheat Futures Edge Higher in Irregular Board of Trade Session
Late weakness in the stock market lent wheat a firmer tone as the Board of Trade closed an irregular session with prices fractionally higher. Trade was light, with a 2 cent range, while corn and oats trended differently. Liverpool and Buenos Aires moves affected values as cash prices slipped slightly and receipts were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Preas
Chicago
Board of Trade
Liverpool
Buenos Aires
Investment Trusts by James T Hamill Co
June 25 briefing on investment trusts by James T Hamill Co outlines market outlooks, risk considerations, and guidance for investors. Includes analysis of fund structures, diversification benefits, and potential tax implications for portfolios.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James T. Hamill & Co
Rail shares near 1927 prices spur cautious optimism
The Stock Market column notes the Federal Reserve Board’s gloomy view of business conditions, a drop in car loadings, and falling commodity prices. It stresses that railroads, with two generations of dividends, may weather one bad year and that yields up to 7 percent could draw investors, helping steady confidence despite the bear market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomson & McKinnon
New York
Federal Reserve Board
Stronger tone holds sway in porker trades
The hog market at the union stockyards opened stronger with most classes firm. The bulk 160 to 300 pounds sold around 9.10 to 9.15, with 7,000 receipts and 494 holdovers. Slaughter cattle gained 25 cents as top steers hit 11, while heifers and calves showed mixed moves. Sheep stayed mostly steady with better lambs at 10 to 11, amid 1,490 receipts. Chicago hog volume reached 21,000 with 8,000 direct. overall market slow but firm near Tuesday levels. Cattle receipts were 5,500 and sheep 10,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Chicago
Dow Jones Summary of Dividend Declarations and Trends
Reports note Royal Typewriter Company semi annual dividends of 1.93 on common and 3.50 on preferred with July pay dates and records. Dominion Textile and Madison Square Garden also announce dividends or earnings highlights. Industry results show mixed gains in utility, mining, oil and railroad sectors, with May and April figures vs 1929 and 1930 periods, including a large deficit for New York Ontario and Western and modest profits for Maine Central and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Typewriters Company
Requist
Market News from Chicago Hogs and Cattle Prices
United Press reports Chicago hog receipts 21,000 with direct 8,000, hogs at top $9.15 for 190 lb weight, other hogs $8.50 to $9.10, sows $7.50 to $8.25, pigs $7.75 to $8.75. Cattle and calves total 5,500 and 2,500, with beef steers up to $12.40 on shipper accounts, various weight classes $6.75 to $12.50, cows $4.75 to $9.00, bulls $4.50 to $8.25, vealers $8.50 to $11.00. Sheep receipts 10,000 with best western lambs around $12.45, natives $11.50 to $12.00, ewes $2.75 to $3.75. Other markets in Cincinnati, East St. Louis, Cleveland, Pittsburgh, and Toledo show varied gains and declines across hogs, cattle, and lambs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eadroads
Finaems
Tt Coast Line
Tt Bait & Ohio
Ea Ae
Too Pr
Rt West Ae
Ceed
Ai Eh West
S & Pota
Ater Aeaeeee O. Eee
del L
Adams Exp
del Hudson
Pwr
Gita
Great Erie
Gulf Mob & Ol Wa
Ee Coli Gas & el Chaols Central
el Pwr & Li
Fl‘a
Nate Kan
Natl Pwr & Li
Pacific
Amer Co
Mo Pacific P
Paca & el
NY Central
Lla
Ails Nickel Place
Cal Edison
Saag
Artolk
West
United Corps
Aviteees
Gt Pwr & LA
Pere Mara
West Union
Pennsylvania
Wis
So Pacific
St Paul
United
Grand Union
Hersey
Pullman
Nat Biscuit
Westingh Ar
Pillsbury
Westingh cc
Safeway
Firestone Aeegeee
Ward Bke . Oe
Isk Aly
Cruzs— Goodrich
Goty Inc
Goodyear
Lambert Co
Kelly Sprefid
Lehn & Fink
Tee
Industrizls
Auburn Motors
Bush Terms
Chrysler
Gardner
Graham Paige
Otis Elev
General Eee
Indus Chems— Hadron Ay
Allied Chem
Hupo
Fort Oly Sae
Mack
Marmon
Ind Alco M2
Packard Deena
Assoc Dry Ss
Ais Gimbel Bros Iy
Studebaker
Kresge S
Mont Ward Ay Dd
Schulte
Bendis
Aviati
Sears Ree
N.e
Schubert
Warner Bros Crl & Hecla
Cal & Ariz Airway
Gerro de Pasci
City Ice & Fu
Freeport
Texas
Kennecott
Texas Gul
Atl Refining
Houston U
Ind Oil
Pr OU & Gas
Royal Dutal
Shell UN Mms Pt Sinclair
Skelly Tee Eccess
Texas Co
Oe Ou
Ian Teili
Bethlehem Ty
Byers A M
ThYs
Cale Fuel
Cruc Steel
Midland
Repub I &Is
U 5S Steel
Youngst S & W
Youngst S & Wee
Tobaccos
Sumatra
Toheren
United Press
Chicago
Cincinnati
Bu United Press
Cleveland
United Press Pittsburgh
Toledo
Stock issues and utility expansions dominate US finance notes
An Indianapolis National Corporation board authorizes 120000 dollars of 6 percent preferred stock callable in two years with final maturity in 1939. Northern Pacific reports May operating income down 850875 from 1929, five month 1930 total off 4159839. Fixed Trust Oil trustees announce 62 cent dividend with 5 percent rights. American States Public Service plans two Idaho Montana electric properties to bolster networks. Major financing looms for Cities Service 5 percent convertible debentures due 1950.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis National Corporation
Real Silk Hosiery Mills, Inc
Bu United Press
ST. Paul
American States Public Service Company
Northwest
Idaho
Montana
Halsey Stuart & Co
Harris Forbest & Co
Stock market climbs on short covering amid U S Steel drop
U S Steel dipped to a new 1930 low, triggering short covering that pushed the market higher before noon. The Dow moved toward higher ground as Steel rebounded to 154 and several leaders gained, while wheat and cotton futures tumbled then rallied. Trading volume surged to 1.38 million shares by noon, up from Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New York
United States Steel
American Can
American Telephone
Consolidated Gas
New York Central
Atchison
General Electric
Radio
Warner Brothers Pictures
American and Foreign Power
J. I. Case
Vanadium
Bank Clearings Across Cities June 25 Report
Indianapolis reports bank clearings of 3,282,000 with 6,737,000 in debits. Chicago shows clearings around 000,000 and balances near 20,100,000. New York lists clearings at 1,291,000,000 with a 180,000,000 balance and 143,000,000 Fed credit. Treasury notes June 23 net balance 367,983,871.91 and customs receipts for the month total 505,579,873.41.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Chicago
United Preas
New York
United Press
Clearing House
Federal Reserve Bank
Washington
Treasury
Marriage Licenses Listed For Multiple Couples In City Records
The notice lists several marriage license applicants including Dean M. Shaw 22 salesman of Hartford City and Garnet M. Auble 18 of 1418 North Gale nurse, along with other pairs such as Raymond Emmert 19 Ben Davis mechanic and Alma Warren 19 Ben Davis clerk, Harry Leonard 24 1936 Madison clerk and Pauline Pence 18 193¢ Madison nimois, Verna Redfords 19 3315 Robson mechanic clerk, Carroll P. Faulkner 32 Louisville clerk and Lila M. Brown 32 of 30 South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean M. Shaw
Hartford City
Salesman
Garnet M. Auble
North Gale
Harrins
Eee Dealee
Bute Blake
College
Raymond Emmert
Ben Davis
Alma Warren
Harry Leonard
Madison
Pauline Pence
Nimois
Verna Redfords
Robson
Carroll P. Faulkner
Louisville
Lila M. Brown
South
New York Coffee Range a re prerrrett Triret May
Market snippet shows coffee price range with New York listings and mixed quotes. Credible figures include May price points around 6.95 to 7.34 per unit, with an observed low near 7.10. Data reflects trading notes from a coffee exchange report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fragmented obituary list from a historic hospital ledger
A dense, OCR heavy obituary fragment lists names ages and causes of death with addresses or notes about hospitals. Entries include Mary Lillian Robbins age 60 with carcinoma, Delia B Steats 73 cerebral hemorrhage, and William Frank Felts 62 acute cardiac dilatation, among others. Several entries mention hospitals such as Methodist General and St. Vincent's, with multiple causes including pneumonia, myocarditis, cholera infantum, and premature birth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lillian Robbins
Reisner
Charles Haldaway
West Twentylist
Delia B. Steats
North
Delaware
William Frank Felts
North Seville
L. Dale
Long Hospital
Pott’s Cease
Frances Albert Silvers
City Hospital
Nupee
Robert Simson
North Illinois
Fredrick Rich
North Iiney
Celia Brown
Methodist Hospital
Cora E. Mullen
St. Vincent's
Florence Goins
Central Indiana Hospital
Kenneth F. Smith
Richard Klein
Ilinol
Baker
St. Vincent's Hospital
Tia’ Esther Lewallen
Prances Schmoe
North Pennsyvania
Francis
Aate
Isabelle Aichardion
Ogden
Gey
Lou Granham
South Holmes
Justice Stone Meets Pope in Rome Audience
Justice Harlan F. Stone of the United States Supreme Court visited Rome after a papal audience. He departed Thursday following his Tuesday reception, the Vatican confirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stone
Supreme
Rome
Au United Presa
Harlan F. Stone
United States Supreme Court
Popeius
Markets and Prices Summary From June 25 Listing
Prices from New York Chicago and Cincinnati markets cover eggs, butter, cheese, flour, pork, lard, tallow, potatoes, and live poultry. Notable quotes include No 1 top quality eggs at 19c for leghorn hens and 14c for springers, butter 35-36c, and cheese at 24-36c per pound. live poultry and ducks vary by weight and type with regional adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Gourley
Kingan & Co
Wisconsin
New York
United Press
Southern
Maine
Long Island
United Pres Ncinnati
Leghorn
Orpington
Fruit and Produce Prices From Commission Row
A scanned listing shows prices for fruits vegetables and produce items. Entries include Winesap apples at 8.25 and 3.50 per box or bushel, cantaloupes 3.25 per crate, cantaloupes and melons in multiple crates, peaches Georgia at 2 per half bushel basket, pears avocados California at 8.9 per unit, and various vegetables with per dozen or per crate rates across regions such as California Florida Georgia Louisiana Alabama and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Davis
California
Indiana
North Carolina
Ern Esrult
Imperial Valley
Georgia
Coenen Valencia
Avoca
Louisiana
Florida
Alabama
Marion County
Jsc
Southern
Mississippi
Marion Cere Howhouse
Aoa
Building Permits List From North Meridian Area
Building permits filed for John M Ritter and Harman dwelling projects. Western Wrecking Co office at 5545 North Meridian. Charles F Fox garage at 2631 North Alabama. Willey dwelling and garage at 5740 Winthrow. Willer dwelling and garage at 5872 R Carrollton. Emma Po repairs at 2051 Buckle. Garage at 921 unspecified. Total values include 9400 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Ritter
North Meridian
Western Wrecking Company
Man and Boehne
Ag, Harman
Charles F. Fox
North Alabama
R. E. Willey
X. Willer
Negro Knights of Pythias 10 Meet in July
Thirty third annual session of the Indiana Grand lodge of Negro Knights of Pythias is slated for Shelbyville July 22 to 24 with grand chancellor Charles W. Winburn at the helm after Ernest Tid rington’s death. Tid rington, long time grand chancellor, influenced Indiana Negro politics and national leadership. A public reception to Pythians in Shelbyville is set for July 21, and a special session of sixth and seventh district Pythians is planned July 7 at the Pythian temple. Wedding news covers a notable ceremony in St. Philips Episcopal as Miss Spaulding Pritchett and Rev. Louis Hunton Berry wed in Newark, with elaborate details on attire, attendants, and a reception before their post wedding move to Atlantic City and Newark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Grand Lodge of Negro Knights of Pythias
Shelbyville
Charles W. Winburn
Indiana
Ernest W. Tidrington
Winburn
Tidrington
Widrington
Pythias
Calanthelans
Pythian Temple
Samuel A. Elbert
Will H. Porter
United
Spaulding Pritchett
North
California Street
J. W. Pritchett
Louis Hunton Berry
Newark
N. J
St. Philips’ Episcopal Church
M. Mitchell
Leonard Franklin
J. Harold Brown
Grace Cousin
Kansas City
Mary Alice Wells
Bernard Pritchett
Irvin Armstrong
Cecil Powell
Marion Wilson
Anne Pritchett
Hazel Alexander
E. W. Diggs
City Shareholders Pays First Dividend
City Shareholders Inc paid a 50 cent dividend on 45,000 shares totaling 22,500 for the six months ending July 1. City Securities declared 60 cents on 15,000 shares and City Trust Company paid 6 percent on 250,000 capital stock. Miller announced this was the holding company’s first six months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Shareholders, Inc
Dick Miller
City Trust Company
City Securities Corporation
City Securities
Miller
Public Auction of Unclaimed Freight at Indianapolis
Auction notice for a public sale of unclaimed freight at the Indianapolis station on Thursday, June 26, 1930, with inspection on June 25. List includes varied items such as grease, lamps, hardware, wood goods, coal, tools, and household items. Prominent entities include Cleveland Cincinnati Chicago and St. Louis Railway, N. C. Railroad Co., Western Saving and Loan, and Central State Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amer Central Life
Ns Co
Belt RR & Yds
Beit Rr&sss
Ind
Pow Co
Satus
Gibsons Gas
Commonwealth L Co
New
Ha Hotel Co
Clay Pool
Ios Indiana Service Corp
Qindiana Gas Co
Gliaer & Lt
St Ry
Wee See Water Co
Poe Incon, Fa. L
UBS Pr Metro Loan Toe
Ind P
Rostess Laundry Co
H & Senser Co
Real i
M Inc & Vestors Co
Hs Terre Ae
Union
Hs Vossnes van Camp
Belt RR & Stock Co
Broad Ripple Central Diana Gi
Indianapolis Gas Co
Indpls & Mart Rapid T Co
Indpis North Western Co
Indpls
Trac Ter
Dnapls
Indpls Water Co
le & Re
Indpis Water
Iterstate Pub Serv
Interstate Pub
Interstate
Ind. Telephone Co
Ind & Astae Co
Vient Co
Union Trac
Ind Co
Inter Pub
Northern
Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis Railway
Peorintern Railway
N. C. Railroad Co
Uell
Apitol Ave
South St
Indianapotta
Rucby Martes Ie Prompey
Pain Cn
Lexs
Childs’ Autos K
Childs
Also Mentioned on This Page
United Press Tca
Peesecece
Standard Oil Trust
W Strauss
Dominion Textile Company Amas Ae
Virginia Railway
Consolidated Mining and Smelting Company of Canada Ltd
Madison Square Garden Corporation
Ontario and
Western May
International Shoe Paemony
Great Western
Pollock
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Fairbanks Company
Klein National Watch Company
United States
Minneapolis & St. Louis
American Petroleum Institution
Cotton Stabilization Corporation
Solloway Mills & Co
D. C. Heacock
Caterpillar Tractor
R. C. Force
Third Avenue Railway
Maine Central
Chicago & Northwestern
Burlington
Benk
Germany
London
Paris
Italy
Berlin
Long Island Railroad Company
Essex Coach
Chrysler Sport
Robinson-Thompson, Inc
Eet
James T. Hamill & Company Brokers
Chicago Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Indianapolis Board of Trade
Associated
New York Curb
Continental Bank
Riley
Tueste
Banks and Exchange
Mers Trust Company
East Market
City
Het
Ruth Lammers
Ospita Francesco
Elizabeth Germano
South East
Sharetree
Betty Klein
Broadwenn
Lydia Branham
Sidime
John
Mabel Donzelli
Ohio
Dortha Camden
Azie
Colorado
Ruth Pyhul
Rosneegbert
Gladys Adams
Mans- Harvey
Ruby Antrim
South Pershing
Justice
Bliss
Trish
Virginia
Ask Am Bank
Bankers
Brooklyn Trust
Chase National Central Hanover
Chatham Phoenix Natl
Chemical Sae Eeeweeteeneae
City National
Corn Exchange
Commercial
Continental
Empire
Auresaly Pere
Manhattan & Co
New York Trust
Public
A Eeaceeen
Chelsea Ceece
Negro Knights OF Pythias
Berry
Atlantic City
Attucks High School
Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority
St. Philip's Episcopal Church
Norris A. Dodson
Jane
Madeline Fowler
Phillip Hunton
Detroit
Sterling McElwaine
Lafayette
Pia
William C. Gravel
Board of Trustees
The
Central State Hospital
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