Wall Street Stocks Show Strength In Early Trading
Early trading on the New York Stock Exchange saw strength with many leading stocks gaining. Steel rose about 1.5 points to 116 1/2, Maxwell issues hit new highs, American Can up 1 1/2 to 167 1/2, General Electric up 3 to 371, Nash Motors back to Saturday’s high of 350, and Coca Cola around 99. Oils and rails dull, Mack Trucks active at 139, while Northwestern rails weakened and Omaha preferred fell to 74.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Maxwell
American
General Electric
Nash Motors
Coca Cola
Mack
Ofls
Northwestern
Chicago & Northwestern
Omaha Preferred
Ann Arbor, Ptd
Retail Fish Prices Ocean Varieties Boston Market Platter
Boston fish market lists haddock dressed 40c, red salmon steak 40c, Spanish mackerel and red snapper up to 2 each. Live lobsters 90c, jumbo frogs 50c, shrimp 40c. Live white fish 35c, trout 50c, yellow perch 26c, bluefin herring 40c, river carp 20c, mullet 15c, other clams and shellfish priced per item.
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Boston
Haddock
Maine
Fresh Markets Reported Prices for Butter Eggs and Poultry
Chicago and New York markets list mixed bids for butter eggs and poultry. Prices cover creamery butter 42% to 43 cents, eggs fowls ducks and turkeys at varied regional rates, and cheese and potatoes with several regional quotes.
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Indianapoli Jozen
Springera
Abe Bers
New York
Wisconsin
Neutchatel
Jp Large
Chicago
Minnesota
Idaho
Tank Wagon Prices Listed by Brand and Size
A historical price list for tank wagon fuels shows multiple brands and prices per gallon, including ASOLIE-Red Crown at 21.2c and Crystal hir Bone at 18.20 amon, with various lines for Energee Purol Rite Flash and Sinclair brands, among others. The list mentions a 140 gallon minimum TRAPTHA j Enerace Cleaners at 22.5c and Standolini Wikies priced at $10.
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Asolie
Sinclair
Moore
Building Permits Recorded Saturday April 11
A list of building permits granted includes additions garages and repairs for numerous addresses such as 2707 N La Be Gallagher 547 N Oxford 2418 Adam a i zones 3210 W Washing to 3608 W Mid wiope 3614 W ehigan 2359 Adams 258 Brook ville 825 S Noble 602 N Garfield 4720 pert at Watele seeare 1 825 S Noble 34,000.
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Qoeegh
Burwell
Adams
Geer
Bennett
Brookville
Dexter
Burcey
Moore
Watele
Seeare
Noble
Schmidt
Ah Schmidt
N. Garfield
Aa McMahon
Fairfield
Gray
N. Randolph
Gar
Grains start weak as rains ease crop fears
Grain prices opened fractionally lower on the Chicago Board of Trade and slipped further as rains in the Southwest relieved crop fears, with corn and wheat leading the decline while oats and provisions followed. The Liverpool market was closed and Argentine futures rose, pressuring nearby trades.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Southwest
Liverpool
Iowa
Illinois
Wheat and grain table fragment from Chicago market page
Partial Chicago grain table shows wheat quotes for May July and Sept with prices around 1.62 1.46 and 1.35, oats around 41 and 42, lard and ribs notes, rye and other items. reading is incomplete and marks as market table data.
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Chicago
Coal price report with regional lump and mine run rates
The notice lists coal prices by grade and mine. Pocahontas and Wheeling sources show lump price around $9.25 and $7.25 respectively, with mine run at about $4.50 to $5.35 and related freight terms.
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Pocahontas
Ana Mine Run
Lincoln Memorial visit planned by Indiana GOP association
ExRepresentative Albert J. Wedeking of Dale, chair of the Lincoln memorial commission, worked to arrange a Lincoln Home visit at Lincoln City after the association’s May meeting at West Baden. He conferred with Frederick E. Schortemeier, secretary of State.
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Indiana Republican Editorial Association
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln City
West Baden
Albert J. Wedeking
Dale
Lincoln Memorial Commission
Wedeking
Frederick E. Schortemeier
Large Pharmacist License Exam Records New High
One hundred twenty eight candidates sought pharmacists licenses today before the State board of pharmacy including ninety six for assistant registered pharmacist roles. The exam class marked the second largest in the board’s history.
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State Board of Pharmacy
Puritan Finance Co Incorporation Files in Indianapolis
The Puritan Finance Co of Indianapolis filed articles of incorporation with the State. Authorized capital stock is $50,000. Incorporators named are John E. Buenting, Frank J. Viehmann, and Frank Seidensticker.
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Puritan Finance Co
Indianapolis
John E. Buenting
Frank J. Viehmann
Frank Seidensticker
Patriotism and Religious Tolerance Drive New Lodge Incorporation
Articles of incorporation filed with the State today establish the Supreme Lodge United Sons of America. Incorporators listed are William H. Kennedy Harry G. Hill and Harry L. Goldsboro all of Indianapolis.
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Supreme Lodge United Sons of America
William H. Kennedy
Harry G. Hill
Harry L. Goldsboro
Indianapolis
Indianapolis Stocks Show Mixed Day on Exchange
Trading at the Indianapolis Stock Exchange was mixed as stocks tended to gain while bonds fell. Indianapolis Columbus and Southern 6s dropped two points to 98, Indianapolis Northern 5s traded at 27, and Bank stocks were steady except for Security Trust Company which rose one point.
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Indianapolis Stock Exchange
Indianapolis
Columbus
Southern
Security Trust Company
Central Ind
Cities Service Co
Citizens Gas Co
Indiana
Indiana Pipe Line Co
Indpls
Northw
Indpie & Southeastern
Indple
St Railway
Interstate Pub
Mer Pub Vel Co
Pauk Fertilizer Pfa
Haere Standard Oil of
Ind
Fire Ins Co
Otani Co
Union
van Camp
van Cam
Vandalia Bott Go Co
Vandalia Coal Co
Wabash Rail Co
Aetna Trust
Ankers Trust
One City Trust
Esene
Farmers Continental Pera Wank
I Fidelity Trust Co
Rust
Fletcher Amer N
Wae
Fletcher Law and Nat Bank
Nat Bank
Livestock Exchange Bank
Marion County State
Eee
Orchantsational Bank
Peoples State Security Trust Co
Ee State Ay and Trust Co
Ee Valen Trust Co
Ank and Trust Co
United Lab Bank
Tee
Tizens Gas
Tizens
Indiana Romie
Liberty Bonds
Neel
Hog and cattle markets edge down amid outside influence
Local hogs fell 10 cents from Saturday with prices at 13.25 in general and some lots as low as 13.15. Receipts around 3,500. Light hogs 13.00 to 13.25, sows 11.00 to 11.75, pigs 10 to 13. Cattle steadies with steers near 9.50 to 11. Heifers 6.50 to 8.60, cutters 3.25 to 4.25, canners 3. Calves stronger with veals 7 to 18, bulk around 12. Lamb market hampered by receipts, spring lambs 18 to 20, woolled ewes 7.50 to 8.50. Receipts and demand cited. spring shearing expected to lift markets.
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McKinnon
Pacific Wee
Phillips P
Bincaheah Tae
Binel Air
Wee
Texas Co
Tee
Tr Con Oil
Eee Industrials
Allien Ch
Ad Timely
Alice-Chaim
Davison Ch
W. Y
Nat Saan
Sears-Ross P
al Bas
Sl Woolworth
Am T & T
Oea
Wheen & & Tobaccos
Sumat
Tab Co
Tbs
Chicago
Essa
Cleveland
Mil
East Buffalo
Sivas
East ST. Louis
Brooch Missing After Jewelry Reported Stolen
Dr C P Emerson requests police watch for a diamond and pearl brooch valued at 1000 after it disappeared from his residence at 3177 N Pennsylvan ia St His wife is named as the possible missing person Kate Myles of 2907 W Michigan St faces charges for value 14.76 of candy cigars cigarets and other merchandise taken from her restaurant Sunday night A small amount of tobacco was stolen from Daniel Kibbers barber shop at 2815 W Michigan St The home of Elvis Small at 402 W South St was entered Sunday night with two rings valued at 70 reported stolen
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C. P. Emerson
Pennsylvania St
Emrson
Kate Myles
Michigan ,St
Michigan St
Daniel Kibber
Elvis Small
South St
Beecher Club Meeting to Hear Bishop Hughes
Bishop Edwin H. Hughes of the Methodist Episcopal Church will speak on "Man and Boy ii 1926" before the Beecher Club, the Men’s Club of the Second Presbyterian Church, at 6 30 p m Friday.
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Edwin H. Hughes
Methodist Episcopal Church
Second Presbyterian Church
Beecher Club
Brady Faces DUI and Assault Charges in Streetcar Incident
Paul Brady aged 48 of 706 Euclid Avenue was charged today with driving while intoxicated and assault and battery. He allegedly struck and injured Martha Bannister of 2958 Central Avenue as she alighted from a Central Avenue street car at Walnut and Alabama on Saturday.
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Paul Brady
Euclid Ave
O'Neal
Smith
Brady
Martha Bannister
Central Ave
Walnut
Alabama
Market cattle and hog prices across multiple cities
Chicago reports steady cattle and mixed hog demand with fat stock up to 25 cents higher, while Cleveland and East Buffalo show varied shifts. Toledo notes hogs 25 cents lower and sheep steady. prices per head and ranges given for steers heifers cows calves and lambs across several markets.
Local Wagon Wheat Price Noted at 188 Dollars
The notice records wagon wheat pricing at 188 dollars per eared wagon, indicating market rate or sale terms. The fragment references “Local Wagon Wheat ing 188 for eared wheat” and hints at a local agricultural sale or price listing.
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