New York Stocks and Fruit Prices Snapshot of Commodities
A busy market listing shows prices on fruits vegetables and oysters, with items like apples, grapefruits, pineapples, lemons, oranges, walnuts, clams, celery, lettuce, peppers, mushrooms, and onions. Prices are given per unit or crate, reflecting regional offerings and retail figures.
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Indiana
Greenligs
Florida
California
Oregon
Persimons
Michigan
Uittering
Kentucky
Pennsylvania
Califoria
Michigan QB Benny Friedman to address alumnae meeting
Benny Friedman, Michigan quarterback and near unanimous pick for the mythical all-American team, will speak tomorrow in Chicago at a University of Michigan alumnae gathering.
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United Press Chicago
Benny Friedman
University of Michigan
Canada prosperity boosts U S by strong trade gains
Montreal report credits 1926 Canada expansion with the United States as the chief beneficiary. Foreign commerce reached 2.299 billion dollars in the year to Oct 31, with U S imports up 96 million and Great Britain up 4.06 million. Immigration to Canada rose, and railways posted gains.
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Times Special
Montreal
United States
Bank of Montreal
Canada
Dominion
The
Bulletin
Great Britain
Canadian Pacific Railway Company
Canadian National Railways
Hog Prices Fall at Indianapolis Yard Amid Mixed Slaughterhouse News
Hog prices slipped 15 cents per hundredweight at the Indianapolis stock yards as a 7,000-head Tuesday run pressed buyers. Top hogs at 12.35, sows steady at 10.11, light sows 11.25. cattle receipts rose to 1,200 with beef steers 7.50 to 10.50 and cows 5 to 6.50. Calves 16 and down. sheep and lambs strong with fat lambs up to 12.75 and native lambs around 12.00.
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Indianapolis
New York Stock Exchange Opens With Little Change
The market opened steady with prices near prior close. Oils, including Standard of New Jersey, Marland, and General Asphalt showed activity. U S Steel declined. Allied Chemical opened lower. tobacco issues remained firm with Schulte up. Foreign exchange opened steady with sterling around 6.4 and lira near 4.0.
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Bu United P'ress
New York
Standard of
New Jersey
Marland
General Asphalt
Allied Chemical
U. S. Steel
Schulte
Industrials and Rails Endure Slight Setback
New York December 28 Stocks opened strong on easier money but soon faced selling pressures. Industrial and rail averages closed with moderate declines as call money slid to 5 1/2 percent and profit taking hit lenders. National Biscuit fell below par after a 25 cent dividend despite a long liberal policy. oils gained steady support while Combustion rose on word of a gaso line substitute, bolstering hopes for a future process to remove patrol from soft coal without denting oil stocks.
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New York
National Biscuit
Biscuit
International Combustion
Combustion
London
Indiana Grand Jury Reports No Indictments In Probe Of State Officials
The grand jury in Indiana reported no indictments in its investigation of allegations of corruption in state politics. Charges based on letters from Vincennes editor Thomas Adams could not be sustained by the evidence presented. Witnesses outside the jury’s jurisdiction hindered progress, and the panel urged continuation of the inquiry by a new grand jury with fuller access to documents and testimony.
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H. Sheaffer
John L. Niblack
Arthur L. Gilliam
Ralph Kane
Fred C. Gause
Remy
Thomas H. Adams
Vincennes
Indiana State
D. C. Stephenson
Ku Klux Klan
Madge Oberholtzer
Indianapolis
Collins
Foster Strader
Howard Bennett
Stephenson
Times
Strader
Mt. Washington
Pittsburgh
Bennett
Columbus
Ohio
Noblesville
Jackson
Grand Jury
Wilson Furnas
Carl Rost
William B. Burford Jr
Emil Ebner
Charles II. Grimm
A. W. Antrim
George Co. Haerle
Adams
Marion County
Indiana
Thomas Adams
Ind
Wheat opens with firmer tone on Chicago Board of Trade
United Press reports mixed sentiment in wheat but a friendlier buying mood at the Chicago Board of Trade. Lack of heavy selling pressure and moderate buying support keep wheat fairly firm while corn and oats open lower or unchanged. Barley growers resist prices and hold deliveries. trade remains dull and locally oriented. Provisions open unchanged.
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United Press
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Markets in Butte and Cleveland Dairy Prices Report
Butte market report lists butter, cheese and poultry prices with local dealer rates. Wisconsin and Minnesota dairy wholesale prices, fats and loaves noted. Cleveland prices show eggs and poultry grades. regional potato and butter markets included with several state prices and sack sizes.
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Butte
Wisconsin
Limburger
Creaia
Indianapolis, Inc
Cleveland
Dec
Maine
New York
Michigan
Minnesota
Ohio
Colorado
Idaho
Answers from a sports trivia page on amateur champions and players
The list records various facts: 1900 Iowa amateur champion J M Dr John Maxwell. whins are gorse weeds. Floyd Johnson’s birthplace. John Cooney born Cranston R I and 155 pounds. Pitcher William Sherdel born August 15 1896. Ray Blades with Memphis in 1925. Frank Culmet won Massachusetts amateur golf six times. Ted Lewis English middleweight 5 feet 7 inches. Glenn Wright bats right throws right born Archie Missouri attended Missouri University.
Sugar market steady on first notice day January contracts
Sugar market activity on first notice day for January contracts shows steadiness as demand from continental sources rises. No sales confirmed yet this week, but warehouse withdrawals are substantial and prices are seen drifting toward the 3.50 level.
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Momoon &, Sichianan
Bo S
May Abolish Mitt Body Under Smith Plan in New York
Governor Smith plans abolishing the all powerful boxing commission and replacing it with a single bureau to govern the sport in New York. The racing commission would also be abolished according to Republicans. Peter Musso, 34, confessed to killing landlord Angelo Bessegh by cleaver after dispute over a song.
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New York
Smith
Bu United Press
Albany
N. Y
Boxing Commission
Racing Commission
Dertoit
Peter Musso
Angelo Besseigh
Musso
Marriage Licenses Listed With Names and Ages
A list of proposed marriage licenses includes Thomas Sanders 59 of 1458 S Alabama machinist and Emma Kivin 51 of 1641 8 Delaware housekeeper among several other individuals with ages and occupations. The fragmentary OCR shows multiple names and addresses, including James Emer 19 and Maxy Parker 21, with addresses in Keystone Arsenal and Illinois areas, plus Betty Davis 2 and Gladys Lees 16, indicating a partially legible roster of applicants from varied locales.
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Thomas Sanders
S. Alabama
Emma Kivin
Delaware
James Emer
Keystone
Sycamor _hisenbes berg
Ne Hee
Tllinois
Betty Davis
N. Llinois
E Giliford Howell
Hiath McHinist
Gladys Lees
Hiatt
Births Record at St Vincent Hospital Showcases New Arrivals
A list of newborns and families linked to St Vincent's Hospital appears, naming parents such as Laurence and Mary Morgan, 40a L, and Charles and Esther Palmer. The item catalogs dozens of entries with addresses like 1212 Southern, 415 Tanwood, 856 W. Eler, and 1956 Yan ane, noting infant names such as Ada and Evelyn Price, and Catherine Alexander among others.
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Laurence and
Poroity Dalton
St. Vincats
Ospital
Mary Morgan
St. Vincent's
Oene
Avalon Leech
W. Eler Harvey
Alma Howard
Drake St. Aoa
Sarah Brown
Geisen
Johones
Marie Asplund
N. Caple
M. Baird
Sirton
Deaths crowd local hospitals in varied illnesses
A list of deceased individuals with ages and causes across local hospitals. Names like Leona Ralston aged 18 from Methodist Hospital and H Hancock aged 54 at Methodist Hospital appear with diagnoses including diphtheria bronchopneumonia cerebral hemorrhage and tuberculosis. Multiple addresses and hospitals cited.
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Leona Ralston
Methodist
Diptheria
E. Kr
Draper St
Riley Hospital
John Caneld
N. Ruckle
Eis Callahan
Sieger Doubty
Naomi St
Cores
A Cox
S. Senate Ave
H. Hancock
Methodist Hospital
Mary ¢. Smith
Ewing St
Fred ‘Brid ‘ Dwell
City Hospital
Fast Lenoy
al Luaref
Yennie Hee
Methodial
Fanham
Ncho Pneumon
Carolina Dwein
Grange St
Digbates Mellitus
Fayette St
Minciman Mueller
Central Hospital
Roy Re Myers
Neumonig
Fletcher Ave
College Ave
McGintourn
Ashland Uy
Deian
Wheat prices and manager change in Piedmont League
Local grain elevators pay 1.08 for No 2 red wheat with other grades bought on merit. Lee Gooch, Greensboro Piedmont League manager, is reported to have filed his application to manage Shamokin in the New York League.
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Lee Gooch
Greensboro
Shamokin
Livestock Receipts Mixed as Markets Steady to Lower
Louisville cattle and hog markets show steady to lower trends with mixed receipts. Hogs range mostly 11.85 to 14.40 for various weights. cattle and calves mostly steady with beef steers and veal priced around 14 to 15. sheep' fat lambs and cull lambs noted weaker with top fat lambs near 12.60 and cull lambs around 8.50.
Building Show Indicates Business Strength In Nation
New York December 28 The buoyant business mood is tied to nationwide building activity. Government, state, and municipal projects plus private construction are fueling demand. Federal five year program worth 165 million dollars and rising local spending support the outlook. November contract values for 37 states rose about three percent from last year. Stable money conditions and lack of credit strain bolster optimism, with some attributing this to improved transportation and hand to mouth buying.
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Times Special
New York
Federal Reserve Banking
Revives Ancient Hebrew Tongue in Zionist Schools
The ancient Hebrew tongue once spoken by David and Isaiah is being revived in Palestine’s Zionist schools with Dr. Selig Brodesky of Leeds University leading the effort. He travels to America to solicit support for the revival program.
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David
Isaiah
Palestine
Selig 8. Brodesky
Leeds University
England
America
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