Wheat Moves Up as Export Sales Mount
Wheat opens higher on the Chicago Board of Trade with scattered selling and moderate buying. Liverpool strength after Thursday’s advance and news of Argentine wheat sales buoy sentiment, while Buenos Aires softens. Corn and oats rise with wheat as traders forecast export demand and stabilization efforts reduce hedging pressure.
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United Press
Chicago
Board of Trade
Liverpool
Germany
Buenos Aires
Liverpol
Legge
Stabilization Corporation
United States Exports Down In Past Month
United States exports in April totaled 344 million dollars, down 35.6 million from March, with a favorable 26 million balance. The department cited weak cotton shipments and falling commodity prices, the lowest since June 1925. Gold imports were 65.5 million, with 0.1 million exported.
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United Press
Washington
United States
Commerce Department
Department
Financial brief reports varied 1930 business moves
Loans on stocks and bonds at New York fed member banks fell 67 million in the week to May 14, total 4.007 billion, vs 4.074 billion May 7 and 5.565 billion May 15, 1929. Silent Automatic Corp reports four month 1930 sales up 12 percent in units and 20 percent in dollars from 1929. Central Gas and Electric declares quarterly dividends 1.244 and 1.35 per share for May and July. Muskegon Motor Specialties orders 300 cam shafts daily rising to 500 June 1 as plant expansion completed. Amerada and Dixie Oil complete Grounds No. 1 in Oklahoma with initial 14,000 bpd.
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United Press
Washington
Federal Reserve
New York City
Detroit
Silent Automatic Corporation
Ing
Walter F. Tant
Ring
Ces
Chicago
Central Gas and Electric Company
Central Public Service Corporation
Muskegon Motor Specialties Company
Pasenger
Fred L. Flanders
Muskegon
Amerada Corporation
Dixie Oil Company
Earlsboro
Oklahoma
Sgpette
Ealt & Ohio
West
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del & Hudson
Egenee
Inois Central
Kan City
N_Y Central
Norfolk & Wes
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Seaboard Air
Pacific
Southern
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St Paul
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Marylen
SiMe
West Pacific
We Os Am
Elec
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Pullman
Tia Westingh Air
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Firestone
Chrysler
Gardner
Graham Paige
General Motors
Hudson
Studebaker
Am Osc
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Eyeater
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Spar
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Minine
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Newton
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Hersey
Kroger
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Ward
Ind Alco
Assoc Drv Gds
Gimbel Bros
Keresge St
Mont Ward
Penny JO
Sears Roe
R-K-O . Penne
Swine Market Continues Down At City Yards
New York market report shows hogs 140 to 300 pounds selling mostly 10 to 10.25 with top 10.25 as 6,500 receipts and 758 holdovers. Slaughter classes up, calf receipts 800, sheep 300 steady, spring lambs 13, cattle 1,500 with 18,000 Chicago hog receipts and 7,000 sheep in a slow, near steady day.
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Chicago
Chicago Hogs and Cattle Prices Report May 16
Chicago livestock receipts show hogs steady to higher with 170-220 lb tops at 10.30 and 160-200 lb at 9.75 to 10.30. cattle generally steady with fat cows 7.25 to 9.75 and steers 9.50 to 14.25 for various weights. sheep and lambs steady to uneven with spring lambs around 10.35 to 11.50 and ewes near 5.75. Other markets in Fort Wayne East Louisville Cleveland Louisville Cincinnati report mixed hogs and cattle with prices spanning 8.50 to 12.50 for various classes and weights.
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United Press Chicago
Rand Son
Bu United Press
FT. Wayne
Ind
Sheen Ie
United Press
Cleveland
Dragoy
Times
Louisville
BuUnited Press
P. Urgh
Unites Press
Cincinnati
New York
Island
Southern
Bermuda
Jersey
Fruits and vegetables price list and market notes
A long quarterly price table lists fruits and vegetables with per unit prices from Baldwin apples to Valencia oranges, plus various regional varieties. The section also includes wholesale meat and dairy quotes from Chicago, New York, and other markets, with prices for eggs, butter, and poultry.
Stocks Move Nervously In Dull Session
In a dull New York session on May 16, stock movements were irregular with early gains fading as selling increased. National Supply Company of Delaware plunged to 101, down 11, amid expectations of reduced drilling earnings. major issues including General Motors and United Cigar Stores showed mixed results while utilities firmed and oils rose.
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United Press
NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
National Supply Company of Delaware
Auburn Auto
General Motors
Packard
United Cigar Stores Company
Webster Eisenlohr
United Cigar
United Cigar Preferred
United States A
United States Steel
A. Loew
Radio-Keith
Columbia Gas
United Corporation
Bank clearings by city on May 16
Indianapolis reports clearings of 4.654 million with 12.347 thousand debits for Friday May 16. Chicago shows 115.2 million clearings and 110.5 million balances. New York records 1.284 billion clearings and 176 million clearing house balance. Treasury balance on May 14 was 86.41 million with month receipts 23.14 million and expenditures 9.24 million.
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Indianapolis
Chicago
United Press
New York
Bu United Press
Clearing House
Federal Reserve Bank
Tnite
Washington
Treasury
Marmon Motor Car Company officers re-elected at annual meeting
The Marmon Motor Car Company held its annual stockholders meeting and re elected all officers and directors. No statements were issued. Additional items note Newton Steel increases no par common shares to 500 000 and other corporate actions across multiple firms.
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Marmon Motor Car Company
Newton Steel Company
Local Residents Named in Diverse Occupation List
A partial roster lists individuals with varied jobs and ages including Robert Brady 54 labor os, Beatrice Boman 29, Robert V Fortune 30 salesman, Lou E Johnson 27 stenographer, Brady 28 Terre Haute, Dogne G Shadler 20 Webster, Breelove 73 Giens Val farmer, and Della Galyean 73 1136 SNe.
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Robert Brady
Sheldon
Laboros
Beatrice Boman
Shelton
Robert V. Fortune
Pennsylvania
Lou E. Johnson
Brady
Terre Haufr
Dogne G. Shadler
Webster W. Breelove
Giens
Boston Terrier Club suit halts dog show at Hotel Denison
Prosecutor Judson L. Stark filed in superior court seeking a restraining order to stop today’s dog show by the Boston Terrier Club of Indianapolis Inc at Hotel Denison. The suit seeks forfeiture of the club’s franchise. Judge Joseph M. Milner may hear the case this afternoon. Stark alleges the club failed to file a required certificate of incorporation with the county recorder.
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Hotel Denison
Boston Terrier Club of Indianapolis, Inc
Judson L. Stark
Superior Court Five
Joseph M. Milner
Stark
County Recorder
Births Honor Two Girls in Local Family Notices
Birth notices record the arrival of girls in several local households. Joseph and Mary Obrien at 1151 See, Arthur and Gertrude Dodd at 1925 Howard, and Walter and Pauline Davis at 1404 St Peter are named among the families announcing newborn daughters.
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Joseph and
Mary Obrien
Arthur
Gertrude Dodd
Howard
Cone
Helen Bor i
Walter
Pauline Davis
St. Peter
Obituaries and Causes of Death From City Hospitals
Julia Ann McGrew age 173 died from ce who hemorrhage though the text misstates. Nathan Klein age 50 died at City Hospital of cerebral apoplexy. Margaret Scott age 81 died at Methodist Hospital of hypostatic pneumonia. Robert V. Eberhardt age 43 died at Methodist Hospital of acute embolism. Emagine Simmons age 1 died at City Hospital of lobar pneumonia. Margaret A. Rooker age 29 died at City Hospital of tubercular meningitis.
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Julia Ann McGrew
North Randoph
Nathan Klein
City Hospital
Argaret Scott
Methodist Hospital
Robert V. Eberhardt
Emegine Simmons
Margaret A. Rooker
Weather report for 9 am in the air
Conditions at 9 am show a southwest wind of 5 mph, sea level pressure 29.92 inches, temperature 57 degrees, unlimited ceiling, visibility 10 miles, field good.
Aviation passenger legs charted across midwest routes
Curtiss Mar Hill Airport and Capitol Airport lists show multiple passenger legs from Indianapolis to cities including Cincinnati Chicago and Louisville with planes from Tex La Grone to F O Carleton and B Pierce. Pilots and airfield names appear alongside routes such as Waco Terre Haute Chicago and Benton Harbor with standard oil company tri motor noted.
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Curtiss
Cincinnati
C. F. Davis
Indianapols
H. C. Huntington
Indianapolis
E. W. Nelson
Anderson
St. Louis
Hooser Airport
H. J. Middleton
Columbus
Ind
Terre Haute
Waco
Paul Cox
Barling
John Porter
Indianapollis
Benton Harbor
Micr
Laird
R. F. Lamont
Chicago
Ford Tri-Motor
Standard Oil Company
Capitol
Buddy Jones
Louisville
Stinson
E. West
Appleton
Wis
Connersville
Baltzell Rules Out Warrantless Search in Ballinger Case
Judge Robert C. Baltzell sustained a motion to suppress evidence in the Theodore Ballinger case. Police and federal agents sought permission to search Ballinger's Morris street establishment. after a refusal, arrest followed and a warrant was sought. Two counts in the indictment were dismissed due to faulty search.
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Robert C. Baltzell
Theodore Ballinger
East Morris Street
Ballinger
Aeer
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Progress Laundry Co
Ranh & Sons
Real, Silk Hosiery , Inc
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Standard of Co of Ind
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Central Indiawar Co
Citizens Gas Co
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Standard Oil Trust
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Elec & Pow
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Washington St
Claypool Hotel
ANC
Charles C. Keedy
Wilmington
Celotex Company
A. J. Stockly
David Alder
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Stockly
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Gamewell Company
Rockwood Sprinkler Company
Massachusetts
Durst Creek
Federal Reserve Note
Armstrong Cork
New York Transit Company
Anaconda Wire and Cable
Columbia Gas and Electric
United
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Marine Midland Corporation
Frederick Beers
Nations Biscuit Company
James G.blaine
Fidelity Trust Company
David G. Wakeman
Crum & Forester
Blaine
Securities Corporation General
Trackensack _ Water Company
Engineers Public Service Company
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Vulcan Detiining Company
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Guaranty
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City Crain
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