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Newspaper

Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Nov 23, 1925

Page

2

Motor Shares Slide Under Heavy Selling

Movements in motors and railroad equities dominated early trading with the average of twenty industrials at 151.08 down 1.37 and rails at 106.86 down 27. Chrysler fell about 4 percent from a low of 181 as traders reported reaccumulation for the stock's ascent this year. Dodge Brothers rose 1 to 41.5 on news of the Graham Brothers acquisition, while overall sentiment remained weak amid weekend selling and renewed declines in speculative leaders. The Pain love crisis also reflected in Wall Street as the franc neared a new yearly low near 26 to the dollar.

United Press New York Motors Chrysler Dodge Brothers Common Graham Brothers Dodge Company Navy Wall Street France

New York Stocks Quotations and Leading Shares

A condensed list from the New York market shows varied quotations for key sectors and major companies. Industrials include Dome Mines and American Smelting and Refining on prominent price points, with utilities such as American Telephone and Telegraph and Columbia Gas rating solid. Tobacco, food, and chemical stocks appear with notable percentages, while several mining and oil fixtures reflect fluctuating gains and losses across the trading day.

Hog Prices Rise Early at Indianapolis Livestock Exchange

At the Indianapolis Livestock Exchange the opening session saw strong demand and steady to higher prices for hogs. Lightweight hogs topped at 11.65 with many trades around 11.60 to 11.75, while heavier hogs and sows traded lower in the morning. Cattle and sheep also opened steady with modest activity, steers around 6.12 to 6.50 and lambs near 15, as holiday demand waned slightly.

Indianapolis Livestock Exchange Exchange Choice

Indianapolis Bank Clearings Report for Today

Today's figures show Indianapolis bank clearings at 2.885 million dollars while debits totaled 5.35 million dollars indicating a higher outflow than inflow for the period.

Indianapolis

Market Prices Mixed for Poultry and Butter Across Regions

Reports from Cleveland and New York show varied poultry values with hens at 20c and turkeys around 40c in several markets, while butter receipts and cheese prices noted mixed stability. Egg and potato quotes appear volatile, with regional differences in white potatoes and creamery butter pricing reflected in multiple listings.

Indianapolis New York Cleveland Ohio Michigan Idaho Bakers

Fruit and Produce Prices Listed in Commissions Row

A historical commission row itemizes per pound and per basket prices for apples pears citrus and other produce. It lists vendors and item counts such as 40-pound baskets of several apple varieties, bananas coconuts cranberries grapefruit grapes and lemons with prices from $0.50 to $7.25 and regional origins like Florida California Michigan and Jamaica.

Jonathan Grimes W. Dunanas King Davids Northern Spy Rome Beauty Howes Florida California Caifornia Satsumas Colorado Michigan California de Whale F. Mons Idaho Hubbard

Wholesale Meat Prices For Native Livestock And Pork

Beef native steers 509 to 800 lbs at 18 to 20 cents per lb. native heifers 300 to 450 lbs. cows up to 700 lbs 19 to 21 cents. Pork dressed 140 to 300 lbs. fresh tenderloins 59 cents per lb. Veal 200 lb range. Mutton spring lambs 3 to 40 lbs at 50 cents.

Wheat Prices Start Higher on Board of Trade

Wheat opened higher on the Board of Trade as Argentine bull news and fresh buying by commission houses suggested lingering influence. Favorable weather and forecast of a strong yield spurred selling in corn while oats stayed steady and provisions declined on weaker hogs and long selling.

United Press Chicago Board of Trade

Chicago Grain Table November 23 Report

United Press notes Chicago grain prices with wheat and corn futures, listing highs lows and closes. It covers rye lard ribs oats and wheat through contract months and includes primary receipts and carlot figures for wheat corn oats and rye, with No 2 and No 3 grade listings and price ranges.

Chicago United Press Ae Geanek Ism Nnst Tye

Sugar Market Hears Weather Reports From Cuba Questioned

In New York on November 23, traders weigh Cuba weather rumors after news of a possible sugar crop impact. Analysts say the Journal of Commerce notes rain shortages barely affect cultivation, while the market already discounts potential crop reductions.

Thomson & Mellinnon New York Cuba Journal of Commree

County City Clash Over White River Flood Control Plan

Marion County officials and city board of works clash as they consider a resolution to authorize about 2 million dollars for flood prevention along the White River between Morris and Raymond Sis. County attorney Russell J. Ryan argues for halting the project this year while board members favor starting work, including a bridge across the river’s new channel at Morris Street and dredging and embankment of the channel.

Marion County Board of Works Morris Raymond Sis Russell J. Ryan White River Morris St

Trial of Clifford Pollard Opens in Court for Murder

Clifford Pollard, 31, of 925 Indiana Ave, charged with the murder of Henry Brown, 32, opened in Criminal Court before a jury and Special Judge Alford Freemont. Deputy Prosecutor Judson L. Stark said he will seek the death penalty.

Clifford Pollard Indiana Ave Henry Brown Alford Freemont Judson L. Stark

Garrick Theater Reopens After Remodeling

The Thirtieth and Illinois Streets Business Association members plan a house warming tonight for the Garrick Theater at Thirtieth and Illinois Streets. Frank Manly, president of Indianapolis Life Insurance Company, will speak.

Thirtieth Illinois Sts Garrick Theater

Oldest Motorcycle Fan Honors in Sheffield

In Sheffield England 83 year old W B Skerritt is claimed as the oldest motorcycle enthusiast in England. He rides year round and began cycling 56 years ago with motorcycling starting 12 years ago.

Sheffield Eng England W. B. Skerritt

Forty five motorists nabbed in police net

The report lists suspects for speeding reckless driving and failing to stop after accidents. Armer fled a crash at Wabash and Delaware and was arrested for speeding and reckless driving. Demster Meeks and C H Wilson face DWI charges. Others named include Nye Willard Lowry Elkins Howard and O'Mara. A chase with McCarty and Sgt Gish led to Omer Taylor's arrest for speeding and DWI.

Wabash and Delaware Sts C. W. Roller Shelby St Armer Sergt. Frank Owens Demster Meeks Lee ,St C. H. Wilson Hiawatha St Harry Nye Pletcher Ave Thomas Willard Alias Egan N. Pine St Earl C. Lowry S. Summitt St L. G. Elkins Grayson St Charles Howard Warren Ave James O'Mara Acton Ind McCarty Gish Omer Taylor S. Alabama St

Alice Disrobes For Kip's Jury In Rhinelander Case

In a Westchester Supreme Court jury room Alice Jones Rhinelander undressed before jurors trying her husband Leonard Kip Rhinelander's suit for annulment. The defendant's counsel sought to prove her race as a factor, after pre-marital letters were read. Justice Morschauser ordered all women from the court.

United Press White Plains N. Y West Chester County Supreme Court Alice Jones Rhinelander Leonard Kip Rhinelander Morschauser Leonard Alice Lee Parsons Davis Rhinelander Mess Alliance Justice Marschauser

Frankfort man held on vagrancy charge after auto thefts

Jesse Myers 29 entered a confession to detectives alleging escape from the Indiana State Reformatory and theft of two automobiles, one in this city and another at Lafayette. He admitted driving to Florida in one of the cars and was jailed on a $5,000 vagrancy bond.

Jesse Myers Frankfort Ind Indiana State Reformatory Lafayette Florida

Cattle and Hogs Move Mixed Across Markets Nov 23

Chicago and multiple hubs report steady to higher cattle prices with fed steers steady and vealers steady, hogs slightly higher. East Buffalo and East St Louis show active markets with strong lambs and mixed weights. Pittsburgh Cleveland Toledo notes varied pricing across regions in a busy market day.

Chicago East Buffalo East ST. Louis Pittsburgh Cleveland Toledo

Standard Oil Wins State Fuel Supply Contract

A contract to supply twenty six state institutions with oil gasoline kerosene and grease totaling about 227000 gallons was awarded today to Standard Oil Company by State Purchasing Agent Dailey McCoy. The state will receive a discount of 2.75 cents per gallon on gasoline and from 2 to 20 cents on oils.

Standard Oil Company Dailey McCoy

State auto license chief resigns amid club ties

Dick Bruene head of the State auto license department resigns, announced by Secretary of State Frederick E. Schortemeier. Bruene will be associated with the Hoosier Motor Club.

Hoosier Motor Club Dick Bruene State Frederick E. Schortemeier Bruene The

Third Christian Church leads Disciples Sunday attendance

The Third Christian Church reported 1362 in Sunday School, leading other Disciples of Christ churches. Central followed with 807 and Englewood with 784 attendees.

Third Christian Church Disciples of Christ Central Englewood

Correcting Stammering In Early Childhood

Benjamin N. Bogue urges early correction of stammering to prevent deep habits and motor tension. He notes parental hesitation worsens the defect and stresses the role of speech teachers in the lower grades to remove primary causes before fear and inhibition take hold. When stammering becomes chronic, scientific methods are required to restore normal speech.

Benjamin N. Bogue Bogue Institute For Stammerers Illinois St

Merchants Heat and Light marks first million kilowatt hours in 24 hours

The Merchants Heat and Light Company notes Oct 18 1925 as the first time its combined power plants exceeded one million kilowatt hours in a 24 hour period. It compares Oct 13 1924 and Oct 13 1925 load curves showing growth with peak demands of 33 950 and 58 620 kilowatts and loads up to 1 019 050 kWh. The 72 percent load factor in 1925 is cited as evidence of robust expansion.

Merchants Heat and Light Company

New Freight Line Started From Indianapolis To Connersville

T R O'Donnell Transfer Company launches a new freight route from Indianapolis to Connersville via Cambridge City. The firm says the line will not interfere with its Richmond route and operates 18 large trucks with full city offices. Drivers are trained and shipments promise lower costs and faster delivery with direct to store.

Indianapolis Connersville T. R. O'Donnell Transfer Company Louisiana St Cambridge City Richmond T. R. O'Donnell O'Donnell

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