Market Summary Reflects Dull Trading Amid News-Driven Runs
The New York session shows stubborn stock firmness despite mixed news as speculative bets push leaders higher while broad declines loom. Money rates surged to seven percent end month demand. grain anxieties rose from storms. cotton carriers and coal stocks advanced on praise of a thawing coal strike.
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New York
Guardian of Values
St. Paul
Texas & Pacific and Southern Railway
Financial
Colorado
United States Steel
Wall Street
London
Paris
New York Exchange
Chicago
Burlington Joint Fours
United States
General Banking Services Description Card
Transacts a general banking business, receives deposits subject to draft, and remits dividends. Acts as fiscal agent for corporations and negotiates security issues for railroads and other companies. Deals in government bonds and investment securities. Executes commission orders and solicits accounts of banks, bankers, corporations, and individuals.
Treasury balances report shows cash and gold reserves
Washington reports general fund balances excluding the $150 million gold reserve. Available cash balance stands at $208,630,028 and gold at $101,591,323 in the division of redemption.
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Washington
Treasury
General Fund
Blockade Crisis in Venezuela Moves Toward Decisive Battle
Cable from United States Minister Bowen in Caracas confirms press reports of a Venezuelan government blockade at multiple points. A decisive battle looming could determine the fate of the Castro administration. The United States will not deploy ships or marines. The White House plans to protect National Asphalt Company possessions pending Venezuelan Supreme Court ruling on asphalt claims raised by Warner Quitlan syndicate.
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Washington
State Department
United States
Bowen
Caracas
Castro
Hill
Venezuela
National Asphalt Company
Supreme Court of Venzuela
Warner-Quitlan Asphalt Syndicate
Hts
Asphalt Lake
Indiana certificates issued for many named individuals
A lengthy list of Indianians granted certificates in various amounts for Original war with Spain, restoration and reissue. Names span cities such as Indianapolis Jeffersonville Crawfordsville Evansville Terre Haute Fort Wayne Lafayette and dozens more with awards from $2 to $30.
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Spain
Doll Rogers
Frankfort
Peter F. LeClare
Jeffersonville
Wiliam Brittenham
Tocsin
Andrew P. Johnson
Boswell
James R. Brush
Crawfordsville
George W. Hall
Belmont
Isaac N. Youart
Clarks Hill
Jacob de Hart
Williamsport
John Sarvier
Seymour
Henry E. Heyane
Gale
Harvey Beazel
Indianapolis
Francis M. Davis
Darwin
Robert Wise
Jordan Village
John §. Dunbar
Danville
Alonzo Hinshaw
Knightstown
Joel Benton
Rigdon
James W. Switzer
Inwood
James H. Baker
MeVitle
Eli R. Hart
Laporte
Joseph M. Hughes
Terre Haute
John W. Matthewson
Roland
William BE. Faunce
Waynetown
James C. Cox
Sellersburg
Andrew Bruwn
Mooney
Michael Conniff
Hagerstown
Henry Butt
Veedersburg
John Polson
Fort Wayne
George W. Ott
Mifflin
Christian Schmitten
Pikeville
Robert Jordan
Howesville
Robert R. Strong
Bloomington
James Meredith
St. Paul
Benjamin A. Stewart
Dunreith
James W. Reed
Paris Crossing
Elias B. Halleck
South Nd
David Miller
Galena
James J. Osborne
Rushville
Griffith Johns
Greentown
Adam O. Behm
Lafayette
Elijah F. Megenity
English
John G. Moore
Madison
George Roudebush
Central Barren
Wlliam R. Hill
Georgia
George H.cNabb
Butler
Samuel F. Smith
Shoals
Andrew J. Long
James Peden
Union City
Joshua Boomershine
Millersburg
Joseph W. Whitaker
Herman Franer
Thomas G. Crawford
Abelte
Ira C. Gunn
Lanesville
Henry Wood
Vigo
Marion W. McNeely
Tennyson
George M. Bascom
Lynn
Charley Overman
Francesville
William 8
Newby
Sheridan
Isaac Sence
Young America
James Jones
Courtland
C. Matson
Greencastle
William Brown
New Mation
Sallie A. Winship
Margaret E. Payne
Fairmount
Amanda C. Owens
West Banon
Katharine Postel
Elizabeth Crawford
Newark
Mary A. Murphy
Decatur
Elizabeth Sefffer
Evansville
Mary E. Greiner
Nancy A. Jackson
New Goshen
Mary EB
Anna Eller
Weat
Weat Terre Haute
Eataneen
Cynt A. Earhart
Nancy Tolen
Logansport
New Trial Sought for Jessie Morrison in Kansas Murder Case
Eldorado Kan June. Attorneys for Jessie Morrison who Saturday was found guilty of second degree murder in the death of Mrs. Olin Castle filed a motion for a new trial. A change of venue was refused and Judge Aikman set the hearing for next Monday. It is believed the motion will be overruled and Morrison sentenced. Punishment ranges from ten years to life.
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Eldorado
Kan
Jessie Morrison
Olin Castle
Aikman
Miss Morrison
Grain Market Rally Amid Heavy Rain Floods in Chicago
Rain drenches crops across the nation lifting wheat to near weekly highs and bolstering corn oats and provisions as traders eyed supply concerns. September wheat peaks at 73 3 4 to 74 cents with strong close, while July corn spikes and September options drive activity amid peak rainfall fears. Receipts and futures show mixed signals as buyers dominate the long side amid drought fears and looming imports.
Grain supplies listed by New York Produce Exchange
On Saturday June 23 the visible grain supply showed wheat 19 760 000 bushels down 1 275 000, corn 5 687 000 up 495 000, oats 1 565 000 down 483 000, rye 384 000 down, barley 235 000 down.
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New York
New York Produce Exchange
Grain and flour prices steady amid rains and demand
New York reports mixed grain markets with flour and rye steady while wheat corn and oats rise on strong cash demand. Spot grain firmness persists across No 2 and No 1 grades as rains boost crop fears, futures edge higher, and shipments constrain supply.
Trade in General Prices Report from St Louis
Trade in general prices shows dull demand in St Louis on June 30. Red winter wheat prices listed with various grades, timothy seed steady, corn meal at 3.15, bran strong on the east track, wheat prices higher with No 1 red at the elevator.
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ST. Louis
Markets Review Across Cities with Grain Meats and Prices
City reports show oats at 49c cash and 88c July, pork around $18.55 old and $18.75 new, lard at $10.27, flour prices steady, wheat mixed with no. 2 red about 76c, corn around 64c, oats strong, sugar firm, butter and eggs varying by city. Reports from Baltimore Cincinnati Toledo Kansas City and New York outline price ranges, harvest yields and shipment figures for flour, wheat, corn and oats, with minor shifts in dairy and meat values across markets.
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New York
Minnesota
City
Brandywine
Western
State
Wash
Sic F. O. B
Northern
Duluth
Manitoba
Central States
Timothy
Baltimore
Southern
Louisville
Cincinnati
Toledo
Kansas City
Liverpool
California
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Harley
New State
Pennsylvania
Choice Western
Philadelphia
Iltec
Elgin
Board of Trade
Chicago
Iftec
Missouri
Kansas
ST. Louis
Interstate Stock Yards Cattle Prices Hold Steady In Indy
At Interstate Yards Indianapolis cattle receipts are small with mixed demand. Top butcher stock sells around 6.50 to 7.00, while common grades linger. Feeder steers and heavy calves show varied demand as buyers seek prime meat but struggle with lower grades amid quiet, steady market activity.
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Union Stockyards
Indianapolis
Interstate
Interstate Stockyards
Saacaem
Ees
Historic Omaha Market Report Shows Livestock Activity
Market notes from SOUTH OMAHA and LIBERTY report active cattle receipts and higher prices for natives, steers, cows, heifers, and calves. Lambs and sheep market slower but lambs fetch 6.50 with strong hogs and mixed cattle demand noted. regional totals include 11,000 head at South Omaha and 20% cattle replenishments at East Liberty.
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South Omaha
Texas
East Liberty
Hinger
Lambs
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H. A. Schietzhauer
Theo
Indiana Trust Co
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Virginia Ave
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Terre Haute & Indianapolis R. R
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Home Brewing Co
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Furnish
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J. L. Moons
R. ©. Finen
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Indianapolis Gas Ie
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Polk Co
PIO
National Biscuit
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A.M. Fletcher
Broadway
U.S. Scale Co
Treasury Statement
Pensions For Veterans
Shorts
France
Seaboard
Insurance Department
J. P. Frenzel
Fred Fahnley
James F. Failey
John A. Butler
Henry Wetzel
James Proctor
H. W. Lawrence
Albert Lieber
Henry Jameson Bement Lyman
EDWARD HAWKINS WM. _F. PIEL, Sr
C. N. Frenzel
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Savannah
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J. F. Spaunhurst
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