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Newspaper

Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1930

Page

5

Fruit and Vegetable Prices From Interstate Public Service Listings

The notice lists prices for apples, berries, citrus, pears, pineapples, and other produce from growers and regions such as Davis Winesap at varied per box costs, Cherries from California and Indiana, Grapefruit Imperial Valley, and California limes. Vegetable items include asparagus, beans, cabbage, carrots, celery, corn, cucumbers, peas, radish, rhubarb, spinach, tomatoes, and potatoes with regional sources and crate or basket pricing. The data reflects a wholesale marketplace snapshot with multiple entities and price points.

Davis Vis California Indiana North Carolina Imperial Valley Georgia Brad -Ofannes Iencia Avocado Orna Marion Michigan Florida Alabama Caliornia Marion County Paisley—southern Mississippi Hothouse Button Texas Pottatoes Maine Colorado Red River Ohio Southern Triumph Nebcy Hall

Hogs Keep Up Strong Run at City Yards as Prices Rise

Hog demand remained firm with prices about 10 cents higher at Union stockyards. Majority 160 to 300 pounds sold around 9.25 dollars, top 9.35. Receipts near 5,000. holdovers 417. Cattle steady. cows 10.50. calves 600. sheep and lambs 1,400. Chicago hogs 22,000 with 9,000 direct. holdovers 7,000. Market opened higher. bids and sales at 9.10 to 9.20 for 200 to 270 pounds. Occasional packing sow sales 8 to 8.25. Cattle 2,000. sheep 5,000.

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Cash grain close and grain receipts from Chicago and Toledo

United Press reports cash grain closes in Chicago with wheat and corn prices across No. 2 to No. 6 grades, oats and barley values, dairy and hay market figures, plus Toledo grain close and domestic hay prices. Primary receipts and shipments data for wheat corn and oats are provided for comparison with prior totals.

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Bears Attack Stocks After Firm Opening

After a firm opening the stock market rallied near the close but finished irregular with gains in Allied Chemical and losses in Auburn Auto. United States Steel swung between 153% and 157%, rails weaker on May earnings, utilities volatile, and overall turnover at 2,081,580 shares.

United New York Allied Chemical Auburn Auto United States Steel Bears Hammer Steel Shorts General Motors Loew's Westinhouse Electric Air Reduction International Harvester North American National Power and Light American Water Works Call Money

Stock Market Sees Renewed Liquidation Pressures

Discouragement spread through New York trading as liquidation and credit pressure wiped out early gains. High priced rails weakened further amid reduced broker loans, while utilities suffered from figures showing a drop in electric power consumption well below last year. Investors await a period of stability to regain confidence and sustain potential investment merit across many stocks.

Thomson & McKinnon New York

Births at Christian hospital announce twins and more

Birth notices list multiple newborns including girls Vester and Lillian Clark born to Everett and Esther Merrill at Christian hospital. Other families named include Samuel and Elizabeth McIntire, 1827 run Bond and Dorothy Kenyon, Grover and Eveline Adcox, with birth details at 1215 St Birth.

Bors Everett and Esther Merrill Christian Hospital Vester Lillian Clark Hos Samuel Elizabeth McIntire Ran Bond Dorothy Kenyon St. Grover Eveline Adcox

Obituary Fragments List Multiple Patients By Illnesses And Ages

A list of names with ages and causes of death or illness appears, including Charles Russell Coy five months broncho pneumonia Clara Jane White acute myocarditis Mary J Cloud eighty three East Terrace unnamed entries Cora H Lehman sixty five St Vincent s hospital carcinoma Cora Jane Good sixty six Sutherland coronary thrombosis Robert Jean Sickel two days city hospital premature birth Enoch P Kersey sixty nine Methodist hospital hypostatic pneumonia Dorothy Van Cook ten months West Varmont fleocolitis and other entries listing hospitals and illnesses such as dementia cerebral hemorrhage and chronic myocarditis with varied ages and locations in a mixed fragment obituary note.

Charles Russell Coy Clara Jane White Fruitdale Mary J. Cloud East Terrace Jnne Brown City Hospital Town City Hospital Oriental Cora H. Lehman St. Vincent's Hospital Cora Jane Good Sutherland Robert Jean Sickel Enoch P. Kersey Methodist Carrollton South Talbott Sume Hall Alton Cline Long Hospital Brockman Vermont Grace Hornaday Parsons

Building Permits and Repairs Noted for Local 4014 Winthrop and 2640 Cornell

Listing shows permits for a garage at 4014 Winthrop and a garage at 2640 Cornell, plus repairs at 1000 West Michi with dwelling and garage work. Includes mentions of Joe Hemill and Louis Motel with unclear UT references and scattered fragments.

Eenee Hospital West Michi- Joe Hemill Cornell Louis

Anderson City Court Sees Interim Judge Amid Illness

Mics E Smith, attorney, has to serve as judge of the city court during Judge Jesse Shu eeteedon's illness. The longtime official's absence leaves the court in a serious state as arrangements are made.

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Bank Clearings Report For Indianapolis And New York

Indianapolis Friday June 27 bank clearings total 2 833 000 debits 7 520 000. New York June 27 bank clearings 1 519 000 000 clearing house balance 211 000 000 Federal Reserve credit balance 147 000 000. Treasury June 25 net balance 349 765 681 customs receipts for month to date 67 036 722 government fees 13 058.

Indianapolis New York United Press Clearing House Federal Reserve Bank Treasury United Grent Washington

Markets 25 Country Run Poultry Prices and New York Dairy

A mixed price report shows wholesale poultry and butterfat bids, with hens at 16c to 19c, leghorn springers 2c to 9c and turkeys 20 to 25c in various weights. New York flour higher. pork diet at 31.50. lard firmer at 9.85 to 9.95. cheese steady, butter 33 to 34c. eggs 25 to 30+ cents with regional spreads.

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Chicago Auction Hogs and Cattle Prices Hover Delicately

Chicago markets show 22 000 hogs with 9 000 direct sales and gains to 10 200 for top loads. cattle receipts around 2 000 with steady to higher tones for fat beef and calves near 11 12.50, while sheep receipts 5 900 reflect mixed lamb values. East Buffalo and Louisville reports mirror modest gains and steady to higher sows and feeder offerings. Cincinnati and Pittsburgh listings reveal continued price shifts in hogs and cattle with varied weights and grades.

Loans on stocks and bonds fall across New York banks

Washington dispatch notes a $371 million drop in loans to brokers and dealers from $3.787 billion to $3.416 billion as of June 25, 1930, a weekly decline amid sliding market activity. Industry data reveal volume changes, price indices, and corporate dividend announcements amid a cautious finance climate.

United Press Washington Federal Reserve New York City Federal Reserve Board Federal Reserve System New York

Cash Grain Bids and Inspections Report June 27

The Indianapolis Board of Trade calls bids for grain at shipping points with a 41 2c basis to New York. Wheat bids firm No 2 red 85 87c No 2 hard 83 85c. Corn bids firm No 2 white 76 77c No 3 white 75 76c No 2 yellow 73 74c No 3 yellow 72 73c No 2 mixed 71 77c No 3 mixed 70 7lc. Soy bids firm No 2 white 35 36c No 3 white 34 35c. Hay prices fob country points 14 to 11.50. Inspections list multiple car counts by grade for corn and white and yellow varieties. total 35 cars.

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Stock list shows New York Exchange closing changes

Net changes and closing prices for principal New York Stock Exchange stocks are reported for today. The brief lists several equities with gains and losses, reflecting market activity on June 27 in New York.

United Press New York New York — Exchange

Wheat and Corn Rise in Nervy Chicago Trading Session

Board of Trade prices held up amid choppy activity with wheat 1% higher and corn up 4 cents near mid session. Oats softened slightly while provisions remained steady as Liverpool markets rallied and cash interests stayed active in light receipts.

United Press Chicago Board of Trade Buenos Aires Liverpool

Chicago Officials Linked to Lingle Financing in Probe

Evidence suggests Alfred J. Lingle’s financial dealings reached public officials. Loans from Major Carlos Ames and Alderman Bert Cronson are noted, with a possible $20 000 from Sammy Hare. Investigators plan July grand jury review amid ties to gambling establishments and a raid on the Biltmore Athletic Club.

United Press Chicago Alfred J. Lingle Chicago Tribune Lingle Carlos Ames City Civil Service Bert Cronson Ames Cronson Samuel Etterson Corporation William Hale Thompson Jonson Etterson Herald and Examiner the Tribune Board of Strategy Sammy Hare Biltmore Athletic Club State’s Attorney’s Office

Indiana U graduate chosen editor of Pennsylvania News

Ray D. Casey formerly of Terre Haute has been named editor of the Pennsylvania News, a semi monthly paper for over 25 000 Western region railroad employees. Casey is an Indiana University graduate of 1916.

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Dow Jones Summary: dividend actions and index figures

Dow Jones reports multiple companies declaring quarterly dividends, including General Cable Corporation, Federated Metal, Tobacco Products, United States Finishing, Crown Zellerbach, American Home Products, Continental Oil, and Anaconda Wire. Also notes moving averages, rail and utility earnings, New York credit, and plan for J. G. White split stock.

Cleveland Tractor and Bell Telephone Declare Quarterly Dividends

Cleveland Tractor Company declares a regular quarterly dividend of 40 cents on common stock payable July 15 with a record date of June 30. Bell Telephone Company sets a regular quarterly dividend of 2 dollars on common stock payable June 30 and record date June 30. Reading Company declares regular dividends of 1 dollar on common and zero cents on first and second preferred shares. Senate moves to amend the General Leasing Act of 1920 to allow the government and lessees of oil lands at Kettleman Hills to join with other operators to curtail production and curb waste. Federal Reserve Bank of New York notes May district department store sales up five percent from 1929 while wholesale and chain store activity shows mixed results.

Canada Dry Ginger Ale, Incorporated P. D. Saylor Ofits Tobacco Products Corporation United States Finishing Company Cleveland Tractor Company Bell Telephone Company Federal Reserve Bank of New York Monthly Review Senate Kettleman Hills

Ban on Sale of Submarines to Russians

Washington officials disclosed that the State Department intervened in a planned contract for an American firm to build submarines for Soviet Russia. The manufacturer’s name was withheld, and similar prohibitions were placed on selling bombing planes and machine guns to the Soviet Union.

United Press Washington State Department Soviet Russia Glenn H. Martin Company Stimson Department United States

New York Liberty Bonds Update

The report shows Liberty Bonds standing at 33 points and a percentage reading of 47 as of the latest issue. Additional context and exact dates are unclear from the fragment.

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