Wall Street Shows Irregular Trading as Market Adjusts
Irregularity developed in early Wall Street trading with some stocks fading morning gains while others rose. Short coverings aided a midday recovery as call money eased to 4 percent, margin requirements had buffered losses, and bears weakened on expectations of a local rediscount rate rise at tomorrow's meeting.
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United Press
New York
Wall Street
Bears
Boston
Shorts
Local Bank Clearings Reported In Indianapolis Nov Totals
A historical item notes Indianapolis bank clearings for November approaching the four thousand mark with deposits near that level, indicating modest banking activity in the period.
Fruit and Produce Prices in Local Market Listings
A crowded list of produce prices and weights appears, listing fruits and vegetables with baskets and bunches priced in cents and dollars. Items include apples, bananas, grapes, citrus, greens, roots, and winter vegetables with regional origins and per unit or per basket pricing.
Mixed early 1900s Markets Report with varied prices
Goods and prices across meats dairy and produce including eggs poultry and butter with regional notes from Indianapolis Cleveland and New York. Items listed cover eggs poultry butter butterfat cheese potatoes and flour with assorted per unit and per sack costs.
Sugar Market Echoes Prospective Buyers Delay
The Sugar Market reports buyers overstaying interest and possible early December negotiations around 2 1/2 cents for shipment. No Cuba relief noted as cables indicate excessive rains may reduce foreign beet out-turn.
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Thomson & McKinnon
Peru
Cuba
Wholesale Meat Prices
Beef native steers 500 to 800 lbs 19 21 and under carcass 2c per lb hinds over carcass 4c under 300 to 450 lbs etc. Native cows 400 to 700 lbs 10 19 11 percent under carcass 1c hinds over par clipped tongue 28c sweetbreads. Dress hogs 140 to 300 lb 30 204 regular market 14 18 21c. Mutton and sheep prices listed with various weights and terms.
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Uae
Enic
Railroad embargo halts potato shipments at Altoona
Heavy freight movement on the Pennsylvania Railroad prompts an embargo on potato shipments at several points. Speculators have bought up all available stock in the region and in two weeks prices have risen about 150 percent with retail at $3.50 per bushel expected by jobbers.
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United Press
Altoona
Pennsylvania Railroad
Hog and cattle prices slide as market floods at Indianapolis Exchange
Fresh receipts estimated at 10 000 hogs plus 274 holdovers push prices down early by 15 to 25 cents. Hog tops reach 11 90 with most at 11 85, while cattle see mixed gains and sheep and calves adjust with a 50 cent drop in top year values. Highland cattle stock sale set for Saturday with 1 500 head to be auctioned under W B Mitchell.
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Chandler M. i
Studebseke
Toy
Witwer Over
G&s
Indianapolis Livestock Exchange
Stock Exchange
W. B. Mitchell
Highland Hereford Freeders Association
Trade Reviews Signal Mixed October Vehicle Output
Ford produced 200000 cars and trucks in October, boosting overall motor vehicle output from September. Passenger car output fell industry wide outside Ford, while retail deliveries stayed satisfactory though below peak levels. Credit terms pushed by dealers raise concerns about finance risk and sustainability. Predictions vary on 1926 production and total domestic sales, with exports rising but unlikely to surpass 500000.
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New York
Ford
Reports Motor
Local wagon wheat price quotes in Indianapolis mills
Indianapolis mills and elevators are paying 1.58 dollars for No 2 red wheat. Other grades are paid on their merits.
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Indianapolis Mills
Om Elevators
Community Fund Receives Broad List of $100 Plus Pledges
Officials announced a large set of pledges of $100 or more to the Community Fund. Donors include Empire Life, Western Furniture, J. Judah, Sargent-Gerke, Indiana Speravang, Smith Realty, Dickinson Reed Grain Co., and many individuals. The list reflects broad support from local businesses and residents, with totals ranging from $100 to several hundred dollars.
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Community Fund
Empire Life Age Ageiden Nt
Wsompany
Illiam N. Wilson
Hogan
Vivauster
Arkanessee
June Co
Jaries Hartman
J. Judah
Sargent-Gerke
Western’ Furniture
Rabbi M.aa Sve
vAutomotive Parte, Co
Hoyd Gra Co
Sracitae Printing Co
Charles EB. Hollower
Indiana Ols Speravang, Co
Ames W
O. Smith Realty Co
Amer Fo
Dickinson, & Reed
Newton Pad
Thadkete
Baker
Bartlett
Ulysse
Julius Rellach
Chalmers
Brown- Huffstetter
San
Louis Spe
Tolachine Co
Arry Epps
Rego J Brothers
Ter C. Garten
International Pri Tink
D. Jenkins
Russell Winston
H.'E. Kinney
Lindeman Wood, Finish Co
G. McCullough
Geo. L. Paeta
E. Be
Gooamain
Indiana Bell opposes New Albany rate separate inquiry
The Indiana Bell Telephone Company asks the public service commission to deny New Albany's petition for a separate inquiry in the State-Wide telephone rate investigation. The city seeks separate investigation due to alleged equipment duplication since Bell bought an independent phone plant.
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Pany
Public Service Commission
City of
New Albany
Bell Company
Telegrams by Phone Booths Tested in England
An experiment in England lets senders drop coins into a coin box in a telephone booth and dial a telegram to the central telegraph station. The system aims to simplify sending messages by phone.
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Times
London
England
Diet Device Measures Calories Needed for Life
A diet determining device at Columbia University registers heat units to indicate the calories each person needs to sustain life. Coeds focus the reducing problem as the device becomes a university topic.
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Times Special
New York
Columbia University
Goodman Charged in Vehicle Taking and Liquor Transport Case
Jesse Goodman, 27, of 727 N California St, was charged with vehicle taking operating a blind tiger and transporting liquor today by Lieut Earl Halstead and squad. Goodman was found in an automobile owned by John Wilson of 1309 Lewis St at Sixteenth St and Martindale Ave.
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Jesse Goodman
California St
Earl Halstead
Squad
Goodman
John Wilson
Lewis St
Sixteenth St
Martindale Ave
Dowd Trade Denied By Jersey City Official
President manager Wilbert Robinson of the Brooklyn Club denies any deal for Infielder Snooks Dowd of the Jersey City Club in the International League.
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Wilbert Robinson
Brooklyn
Snooks Dowd
Jersey City
Livestock Markets Across Cities See Mixed Cattle and Hogs Trade
Cattle receipts around 16 000 with fed steers uneven and sharply lower in Chicago. Sheep sales steady to slightly higher with heavy lambs strong in spots. North and East markets report active trade. hogs mostly steady to lower with varying regional results and calves firm at times.
British diplomat Captain Peto to wed Chicago heiress Mary Baker
Venice reports Captain Peto of British diplomatic service confirmed engagement to Mary Landon Baker heiress of Chicago. He plans to depart soon for Morocco.
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Venice
Peto
British Diplomatic Services
Mary Landon Baker
Chicago
Morocco
Auto kills lad in Gary Indiana incident
Eleven year old Joe Cimbol was killed instantly after being struck by a car driven by Harry Venema of South Chicago. Venema was arrested.
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Gary
Ind
Joe Cimbol
Harry Venema
Chicago
Venema
Sparks Rules Against State Rebuttal Plan
In Indiana circuit court Judge Will M. Sparks sustained the defense objection blocking the State from introducing witnesses on Madge Oberholtzer’s morality. The ruling halts planned character evidence while witnesses like Mrs. Jennie Brown testified and medical rebuttal was limited.
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Times
Circuit Court Room
Noblesville
Ind
Madge Oberholtzer
Will M. Sparks
D. C. Stephenson
Earl Gentry
Earl Klinck
Jennie H. Brown
Washington St
Indianapolis
Hilton A. Brown
Indianapolis News
Miss Oberholtzer
Brown
Irvington
William H. Remy
Floyd Christian
Remy
Stephenson
Supreme Court
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Demarchus C. Brown
E. E. Wishard
Mrs. Brown
Madge
Cleon A. Nate
Indianapolis City Hospital
Nate
R. N. Harger
Indiana University School of Medicine
Harger
Hammond
Surgeon General of
United States
Surgeon General
Courtroom Tension Grows as Jury Nears Verdict
Spectators’ sympathies leaned to the State’s witness creating a tense mood in the Noblesville courtroom. After Harper testified the defense rested abruptly this morning, delaying Re my’s rebuttal witnesses and extending the trial delay.
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Remy
Noblesville
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