Stocks Stumble Then Rebound Amid Bank Reserve Shift
Wall Street closes mixed as Federal reserve shifts in reserve ratios spark initial weakness. Bethlehem Steel hits 1923 low at 41% with rumors of a cut dividend, Republic Steel slides. Studebaker up on near-term dividend hopes. Rail and industrial lists drift, but twenty active issues rise modestly with rails up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Federal
Studebaker
Bethlehem
Republic Steel
Steel
Chandler
Indianapolis Bank Clearings Report Friday Totals
Local bank clearings in Indianapolis reached 3 105 000 dollars while bank debits totaled 6 177 000 dollars on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
New York Money Market By Catto
Financial news from New York on June 29 shows time money rates at 5.5 percent with a dull market and business practically at 5 percent. Renewals sit at 5 percent and commercial paper remains unchanged at 5.5 percent while most paper trades occur at 5 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catto
Financial
New York
Foreign Exchange Rates Open Lower in New York
Foreign exchange opened lower in New York with Sterling at 4.589 to 4.581 dollars, francs near 6.10 to 6.19, lire around 4.43, Belgian at 5.26, marks about 153,850 per dollar, and miscellaneous European currencies ranging from 2.99 to 26.51 in cables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bu_United Financial
New York
Swiss
Guilders
Sweden
Norway
Denmark
Whitfield Pleads Not Guilty in Patrolman Slaying
John L. Whitfield arraigned in Cleveland on June 2 and pleaded not guilty to the May 11 shooting of Patrolman Dennis Griffin. He says the fatal shot occurred accidentally during a tussle after Griffin arrested him, after a multi state manhunt ending with his Detroit capture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Cleveland
John L. Whitfield
Dennis Griffin
Whitefield
Middle West
Detroit
Griffin
Raw Sugar Market Sees Open Higher On June 29
United Financial in New York reports a firmer open as July sugar at 5.23 to 5.27 cents, September at 5.10 to 5.14, October 4.93 to 4.? cents, December 4.65 to 4.66, March 3.73 to 3.7 cents. Notice also lists an appointment of Elias E. Katter Henry as executor of Sarah E Howard’s estate in Marion County Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crme Brothers
Wallerich
MPANY
Meridian St
Aioe
Swisshelm & P
REO
H. Wallerich Company
STUDE
Weissman
New York St. Main
Woaring
Wides & Miller
E. Wash. Main
Cadillac
Washington
STONE
FORD
N. Capitol
Belmont
RUICE
N- Capitol
Arland ix
United Financial New York
Sanitary District of
Indianapolis
Ind
Board of Sanitary District of
Indiana
City Hall
Ane
Jay A. Craven
Joan L. Elliott
Lucius B. Swift
Board of Sanitary Commissioners
Mary A. Oxenford
Marion County
Alice L. Hobbs
Sarah E Howard
Elias E. Katter Henry
George A. Hazelworth
Jste
Atxeicn County
Hazelworth
St Oil of Cal
Oil of
N. J
Sinclair
Texas Co
Allied_ Chem
Coca Cola
Inter. Hary
Mayne
Mont. & W
Sears-Roe
Am T
de Consol Gas
Columbia G
Am In
Atlantic
M. M
Punta Alegre
E A. Tob. Co
Grains Suffer Further Losses in Chicago Trade
Chicago June 29 grain prices fell as heavy liquidation pulled wheat corn and oats lower on unsettled economic conditions. Despite favorable crop growth the market was pressured by weak stock prices and exchange rates. Provisions remained dull as grain and hog markets weakened.
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United Financial Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Northwest
Grain futures and U S market quotes mixed on July to December bids
Chicago prim receipts show wheat and corn volumes for June 29 with 840000 and 628000 bushels respectively and shipments 656000 wheat and 335000 corn, compared with prior periods. Oats receipts 422000 and shipments 493000, while overall bids reflect varied percentages across July September and December maturities.
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Chicago
Grain and feed market notes from Indianapolis and other cities
Total recounts for the day show 57 cars with grain races on FOB basis 41 percent to New York. Bid prices cover corn oats hay timothy clover seed and barley across Indianapolis Toledo and Chicago markets with assorted No. grade prices and cash quotes listed for Wheat Corn Rye Oats Barley and Hay across multiple car lots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
New York
Indianapolis, Board of Trade
Hay
Timothy
Toledo
Ofic
Grain Briefs from Chicago Wheat Market Update
Private cables from Italy report Italy bought 4,000,000 bushels of wheat in ten days. Demand for wheat rises but hedging and selling pressure persist. Agriculture Department says new grain futures act will start once farms can be printed and placed in grain exchanges. Europe’s wheat crop up 35,000 acres, Idaho and Montana report sufficient moisture for a bull crop. A wheat conference yields disappointing results for the pepess market. Southern Italy crops are weaker with slight countrywide production decline expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Italy
Department of Agriculture
Defendent Faces Jail For Back Support Payments
Harold Butler, residing at 624 N Noble Sr, faces eight days in jail unless he pays $100 back support to Hazel Butler, following a divorce granted Feb 1 by Judge T J Moll in Superior Court. Moll had held Butler in contempt for not paying $10 weekly. He claimed to have married again. The judge gave Theodore Jones until July 7 to start paying $10 weekly to Thelma Jones or serve ten days in county jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Butler
N. Noble Sr
Hazel Butler
T. J. Moll
Moll
Butler
Theodore Jones
Thelma Jones
Opening Gains Registered by Oils on the Curb Market
New York stock trading opened with notable gains in higher priced Standard Oil group shares, led by Illinois Pipe Line up 3.5 points to 159, Magnolia Petroleum up 2.75 to 129, and Osceola rising one point to 60. Industrials stayed largely inactive while Gillette Safety Razor lagged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Financial New York
Gillette Safety Razor
Illinois Pipe Line
Magnolia Petroleum
Osceola
Markets Report from Indianapolis and Across Cities
Fresh eggs 16c packing stock butter 25c spring birds 1% to 2 Ibs 30c leghorn 25 percent discount ducks 8c young tom turkeys 23c old tom turkeys 18c ducks 12c geese 10c squabs up to $5.00. New York: flour firm, lard weaker, sugar raw 6.91b, refined 9.25-9.50. Live poultry prices steady. cheese and butter mixed. Chicago butter 38c creamery extra. eggs 20-21c. poultry receipts. Cleveland potatoes various regional prices. butter 40-46c. eggs 21c. poultry prices listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
New York
Middle West
Rio
Santos
City
Long Island
Pacific Coast
Chicago
Young Americas
Roosters
Broilers
Oklahoma Triumphs
North Carolina Cobblers
Virginias
Cleveland
Michigan
South Carolina
Virginia
Ohio
Progress steady on athletic club construction
The Indianapolis Athletic Club's new home at Vermont and Meridian Streets shows steady progress despite strikes in April and May. Dormitory floors are nearly finished, the swimming pool is complete, the Turkish bath will be ready soon, and heating, ventilating, electrical work and elevators are advancing as plastering permits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Athletic Club
Vermont and
Meridian Sts
Harry Franklin
Wilson Rites Arranged
The Rev. Elvin Daniels will conduct the funeral for Knox C. Wilson 76 who died at his home 428 North Illinois Street. Services will be at 2 p.m. Saturday at the residence of his daughter Mrs. Harry C. Hanna 415 Drexel Ave. Burial will be in Crown Hill. Wilson had lived in the city for several years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elvin Daniels
Eastern Heights Christian Church
Knox C. Wilson
Illinois St
Harry C. Hanna
Drexel Ave
Crown Hill
Wilson
Woman Found Dead in Indianapolis Home Funeral Today
The 77 year old Mrs Laura F Wilburn was found dead Thursday at 1011 East Maple Road where she lived with Mr and Mrs Asher W Gray. Funeral by Rev John Herderson to be held today at 4 PM at the residence. Burial will follow in Hamilton Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura F. Wilburn
Indianapolis
Asher W. Gray
E. Maple Rd
John Herderson
Hamilton
Local Wagon Wheat Local mills are paying $1.05 for No.
Local mills are paying a price of $1.05 for No 2 wheat as farmers report steady shipments and strong demand amid harvest season. The market signals a favorable outlook for producers in the region.
Hog Prices Rise as Local Hog Market Advances
Hog prices at the local livestock exchange advanced 5 to 10 cents despite declines in Chicago and heavy runs at Western centers. Top reached $7.35 with 9,000 hogs moved. later traded around $7.20. Sows and pigs mostly steady. calves up, lambs and ewes steady on moderate receipts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Livestock Exchange
Livestock Prices Across Major Markets June 29
Chicago hogs receipts 39,000 market down 10 15c with belts at 6.50 to 7.10. cattle 3,000 receipts active with killing classes steady. sheep 7,000 receipts fat lambs up to 15.75. Cincinnati hogs 5,200 weak, steer calves steady. Cleveland hogs 4,000 down 15c. East Buffalo cattle slow, hogs steady to 10c lower. East St Louis hogs 16,000 down 10 15c. Pittsburgh cattle light, hogs lower with prime heavy at 7.35 to 7.40.
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United Financial
Chicago
Cincinnati
Cleveland
East Buffalo
East ST. Louis
Pittsburgh
Muncie Resigns to High Gas Rate
Muncie residents accept higher gas rates after a conference among John W. McCardle chairing the Public Service Commission Mayor Quick and City Attorney Arthur McKinley. Central Indiana Gas Company seeks increase to fund artificial gas plant with some natural gas contracts renewed. the order affects Muncie Fairmount and Hartford City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muncie
John W. McCardle
Public Service Commission
Quick
Arthur McKinley
Central Indiana Gas Company
Fairmount
Hartford City
Marriage Licenses The City Records Volume
A list of individuals with ages and addresses showing granted marriage licenses. Names include F T Martin R R B box Lula Duncan J Y Smith Margaret Haley Eva Johnson F B Heacock Tessie Sener Marie Littleton Leonard Mable Sachs Rebecca Schofield B J Hottenroth Lucie Lesch W I Ernst Zita Young Eschal McCain Madge Jones Walter Goodlow Adeline Smith Floyd McDougal Rosie Jones Elizabeth Mitchell C E Lincoln Emma Joachimi and others with ages ranging from 16 to 48 and assorted street addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. T. Martin
R. R. B. Box
Lula Duncan
N. Traub
J. Y. Smith
Gladstone
Margaret Haley
F. Pratt
E. H. Goode
Craft
Fannie Slavey
Fletcher
Monroe Fisher
Ae N. Senate
Eva Johnson
Shriver
F. B. Heacock
N. Tacoma
Tessie Sen
E. Twenty-Fifth
B. J. Hottenroth
St. Ilinois
Lucie Lesch
Comercial Hotel
W. I. Ernst
Wright
Zita Young
E. Pratt
Eschal McCain
Edgemont
Madge Jones
Roarice
Walter Goodlow
Roosevelt
Adeline Smith
Births and deaths listed in local hospital notices
The record lists births at St Vincent and Methodist hospitals including girls Leo and Grace Reasmer and boys Guy and Frieda Able among families such as Thomas and Mignon Cookson, and Norman and Mamie Wilkes. It also notes illness and fatalities like Amanda Turner with anemia and Willard Abbott with acute gastroenteritis. several chronic conditions and accidental deaths are recorded with ages and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo
Grace Reasmer
Tee Ses Ae
Kattie McCombs
Jene
Maye Stearns
Methodist
Hos- D
Guy
Frieda Able
Twenty- Eighth
Thomas
Margaret Crouch
Columbia
Clare
Cordelia Ware
Virginia Herbert
Naomi Burcham
Methodist Hospital
Anna Overbay
Norman
Mamie Wilkes
St. Vincent Hospital
Cat
Irene Anderson
Arthur
Elnora McCampbell
New York
Fred
Ma Tie Duncan
N. Lynn
Amanda Turner
Beliview
Willard Abbott
Louise Powell
Indiana
Nancy J. Craig
Reisner
Louise Weiland
Shelby
William C. Corhan
Brookside
Mollie Moore
Yandes
Nathan Jein
N. Delaware
John Walford
Alabama
Elmer Hartnett
City Hospital
Henry Armeberry
E. Washington
Maurice Dillane
Ringgold and
Cottage
John M. Crabill
Elmer Whitinger
John Barnett
Wyoming
Property listings show multiple dwellings and repairs in city
A list details various properties including dwellings at 1524 North Colorado 2625 Paris 5518 Greenfield 4331 Ralston 922 North Bancroft 829 North Bancroft 930 North Bancroft 2429 Highland 3342 Graceland 321 Blue Ridge 313 Blue Ridge 633 North Riley 139 West Washington 1440 West Twenty Seventh 1516 West Twenty Fifth 1650 East Southern 520 East Twenty Fourth and numerous repairs and additions with costs from 225 to 48 000 dollars and entities such as Western Union Telegraph Company and Geddes C Tow avenses Company referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Mahaffey
Colorado
R. Spiegel
Paris
Stoner Noel
Greenfield
Ae S. Lewis
Ralston
J. Albert Smith
N. Bancroft
J. Lee Smith
N. Banx
Weuktee
Southern Ave
Knighteney Company
Cympany
Highland
Brandlein
Graceland
M. M. Miller
Blue Ridge Rr
M. Miller
Blue Ridge
Care Shaw
Reeves
Southeastern
Geddes
Fairfield
W. Cox
Twenty- Seventh
Dressed Beef Prices At Swift & Co Wholesale
Wholesale dressed beef prices from Swift & Co list rib cuts No 2 at 19 cents No 3 at lxec, loin No 2 at 20 cents No 3 at 23 cents, rounds No 7 at 20 cents No 3 at 17 cents, chucks No 2 at 9 cents No 9 at 19 cents, plates No 2 at 7 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swift & Co
Cloverseed Market Note from Indianapolis Trade
Cloverseed was quoted at 97 10 s bu in Indianapolis reflecting a midweek market report. The note records a price level and location without additional context or buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
State Chamber Confirms Naming of Committees
The State Chamber of Commerce board confirmed George H. Mosser as managing director and named key committees at today’s meeting in the Board of Trade ahead of the Indiana Commercial Secretaries Association convention. The finance committee includes Dick Miller, L W Lemaux, and Mosser. the executive committee lists J E Frederick, J A Shields, Dick Miller, J A Van Osdel, D O Skillen, I W Lemaux, J A Johnson, W G Himmelwright, W M Meyers, and B T Smith. The afternoon session included Mosser’s talk on the state chamber from the secretarial viewpoint and speeches by S A Warner, R G Brusch, and J Johnson. A banquet will follow tonight with remarks by J E Fredric and Judge Earl B Stroup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Mosser
State Chamber of Commerce
Board of Trade
Indiana Commercial Secretaries’ Association
Dick Miller
L W. Lemaux
Mosser
J. E. Frederick
Kokomo
J. A. Shields
Seymour
Indianapolis
J. A. van Osdel
Anderson
D. O. Skillen
Muncie
I. W. Lemaux
J. A. Johnson
Crawfordsville
W. G. Himmelwright
Frankfort
G. B. Tuthill
Elkhart
W. M. Meyers
Terre Haute
B. T. Smith
Shelbyville
W. H. Arnett
S. A. Warner
R. G. Brusch
J. Johnson
J. E. Fredric
Earl B. Stroup
City Considers Broad Water Questions Ahead of Hearing
Civic groups prepare for July 18 hearing on rate increases. Groninger to lead the civic meeting at Clarence E. Weir’s home to unite clubs and appoint delegates. Edward O. Irethen and Sumner Clancy will aid in opposing the petition as officials outline depreciation, construction costs, and rate of return data requested by the commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Blessing
Blessing
Groninger
Clarence E. Weir
Broadway
Edward O. Irethen
Federation of Community Civic Clubs
Sumner Clancy
Atorney
Assis Groninger
P Uc Service Commission
Legion to Direct July 4 Celebration at State Fairgrounds
World War veterans invite friends to a July 4 program at the State fairground. The Skidmore Dean and Admiral George Dewey Posts direct a 7 p.m. program with Niagara Falls fireworks, a military and naval display, artful dances by Miss Gertrude Hacker and pupils, a pushmobile race, and medals for top finishers. Entries come from Indiana Ohio Michigan Kentucky and Illinois. Police search for boy. Edward Simmons seeks help locating his crippled son Sylvester who left home wearing a high cap blue overalls and red shirt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skidmore
George Dewey
American Legion
Niagara Falls
Gertrude Hacker
Indiana
Ohio
Michigan
Kentucky
Illinois
Edward Simmons
S. New Jssey St
Sylvester Simmons
Cotton Market Opens Higher In New York
The New York cotton market opened higher on June 29 with July at 27.40 cents and March around 94.08 dollars. Traders noted small gains and modest advance in early bids as prices firmed across contracts.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Overland and
Willys-Knight
Virginia Ave
Greenwood, Southport
Acton
L. T. Allen
Overland
Oakland
North Overland Sales Co
Kenwood
Central Ave
Maxwell
Stone Chevrolet CO
Meridian
Indianapolis Auto Parts & Tire Co
Capitol Ave
I. Wolf Auto CO
N. Ilinois
City Auto Parts and Tire CO
N. Tlinois, Main
Sam Coraz
New York St
Main
Promea
I. Wolf
Auto Parts and Tire Co
Rogers
W. Wash
Klein Bros
Eureka Auto Parts
N_ Capitol
Circle
Senate Ave
Ewald
Spring Service Co
S. Meridian
S&s
Kentucky Ave
Vulc. Co., Inc
Noble ST
Broad Ripple Auto Co
Lincoln
Southport, Ind
Imont
Franklin
Cole
Garner Ompany Idi N.gpitol Ave
Harold Hancock
Mgr
Southeastern Ave
Stewart
Capitol
The
Wall Street Journal
Whitfield
Capitol Loan Corneie E
Washington St. Main
Incom
Commonwealth Loan Co
Commonwealth Loan Company
Penn
Wash
Atchison
Pacific
Nor. Pac
West
Pennsylvania
St. So. Pac
Ve Union Pac
Ky Wabash Pfd
Kell
SRE Ber
Loco Am. C. & F
Loco
Gen
Elec
Lima Loco
West, Electric
Steels
Crucible
Gulf States
R. I & Steel
U 8S. Steel Oi
Motora
Gen Motors
Stew-Warner
Timkenetna
Dome
Int Nickel
Tom
Prey
Casa Grain
Sins Stokever
Grain
Idaho
Montana
Athletic Club
R. B. Wilson
National City Bank
L. B Myer
Delaware St. Main
Laura Wilburn
Neaseee
Susan
Cit Gas Co
A. Ee
Ind Nat Life Ind Pipe Line Co
Ind Title Guar Co
Indpls Ab
Indpls
Northwestern
Ates
Sav Ins Co
Wab Ry
Ind Hotel Co
Ind North Se
Ind Ry and Ltds
Ind Union Trac
Indpls Ab Ioo
Col
Indpla Gas
Indpls Lt
Indpls & Mart
Indple North
Indpls & Northwestern
Ind Shelby & Seb
Etter Ee
Trac & Term
Indpls Water Ee Pla
South Ind Power
Ene HI & E
Ceeseve
Trac
Ind Mats Ea
State Chamber
Legion
Bor
Roaso
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