Stock prices fall on heavy selling in New York market
Heavy selling continued in early trading, pulling down general list prices. Rail and industrials under pressure with General Electric and American Can slipping while New York Central faced ongoing pressure. call money eased to 4 percent and May Departments Stores rose briefly before reversing.
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General Electric
American Can
Mack ‘Truck
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New York Central
May Departments
May
Currency Rates Reported by Thomson McKinnon
New York on October 7 reported Sterling at 4.8374, francs at 4.62 cents, Lire at 1.01 cents, and Belgian guilders at 40.1 percent.
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Thomson & McKinnon
New York
Markets Bea strictly fresh delivered at Indi applie
Cleveland market report lists poultry prices across several varieties with hens, leghorns, ringers, young turkeys and ducks cited in cents, along with butter prices for various grades and packed stock. Regional potato prices for mid Atlantic and Midwest states are included, with ranges for Maine Ohio New York Idaho and other areas.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Maine
Pennsylvania
New York
Idaho
Market Prices for Fruits and Vegetables at Retailers
The list shows commission row pricing to retailers for fruits and vegetables including apples, peaches, pears, grapes, melons, and assorted vegetables with 40 pound baskets, baskets and boxes, and varying prices. Items include Jonathan apples, Golden Delicious, Northern Spy, Bartlett pears, Tokays, Michigan Concord grapes, Green beans, cabbage, carrots, celery, onions, mangoes, cucumbers, tomatoes, and potatoes with regional origins and unit measures noted.
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Western
Idaho
Astern
Uash
Sugar Market Hesitation After Raw Prices Rise
In New York on October 7, refiners at 5.10 a barrel have re entered the raw market, suggesting uncertainty about the extent of the recent advance in spot raws. The move is viewed as a test for demand for granulated sugar as futures reflect the current market.
Wholesale Meat Prices for Native Livestock and Offal
Wholesale prices list native steers 500 to 800 pounds at 22 to 24e per pound under carcass. fores under, hinds over, and similar rates for native heifers 300 to 400 pounds. native cows 400 to 700 pounds. tongues, brains, and other cuts priced per carcass. Mutton and lamb items include ewes, lambs 25 to 40 pounds, legs, fores, tongues with varied cents per pound. Industry terms and weights indicate early 20th century meat market rates.
Street to be cleared on Northwestern Ave by Saturday
Northwestern Ave north of Forty-Second St will be cleared for traffic by Saturday, officials said. Dirt from a sewer had blocked the street, and the board of works announced the clearance plans today.
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Northwestern Ave
Forty- Second St
Board of Works
New York Stocks Rebound As Prices Turn Higher
New York trading on Friday saw a broad stock advance led by industrials and rails. Investors eyed steady corporate reports and a cautious outlook as quotations rose and the market trimmed early losses.
Grain futures rise modestly on Chicago Board of Trade
Grain futures opened with a moderate boost on the Chicago Board of Trade as wheat held overnight strength and triggered short covering. Corn buying followed as wheat strength persisted, oats rose with the others, while provisions fell under selling pressure.
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Buy United
Chicago
Board of Trade
Chicago Grain Table Receipts and Shipments Data
Primary receipts show Wheat 1,574,000 versus 3,121,000 for corn 238,000 versus 661,000 and oats 676,000 versus 1,722,000. Shipments list Wheat 1,049,000 against 1,997,000 corn 270,000 against 835,000 oats 544,000 against 602,000.
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Chicago
Soft coal unchanged in Indiana after yearlong strike
The week ending Sept 19 shows Indiana mines averaging 72,500 net tons daily, down from Sept 1924's 78,700 and Sept 1923's 91,600. National figures run about 1,813,500 tons daily, below 1,674,000 in Sept 1924 and 1,967,000 in Sept 1923.
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Washington
Indiana
Health Board Salary Boosts Held Up
The State board of health withheld proposed raises for several department heads and staff after Dr. William F. King requested legal opinion from Attorney General Arthur L. Gilliam. King seeks a raise to $6,000 and an assistant secretary, while others would gain modest monthly increases. a court order currently restrains action against King.
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William F. King
Arthur L. Gilliam
King
State Budget Committee
Frank C. Wilson
Ada E. Schweitzer
Raymond Bright
Tthel Hoffman
Vincel Blowers
Indianapolis
Everett Conder
Mary Wilson
J. A. Meiner
Kokomo
Arthur L. Oilar
Thurman B. Rice
Bacteriological Laboratory
Washington, Ind
Rockville
Gone but Not Forgotten Auto Theft Notices
Automobiles bearing license names may be stolen from several addresses in Indianapolis. Owners Harry Meadows, Mrs. Thomas Young, John W. Hane, and Charles E. Sherman report thefts from their streets and blocks, with contact details for police via The Indianapolis Times.
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Indianapolis Times
Harry Meadows
Oliver Ave
Ford
Thomas Young
Arch St
Twenty-First St
Northwestern Ave
John W. Hane
Carrolton Ave
Charles E. Sherman
Forty- Second St
Oakland
Pennsylvania
Vermont Sts
Back Home Again Autos Found Belong to Local Residents
Automobiles reported found by police belong to H. C. Pierson of 5819 E. Washington St Chandler at Tenth and Pennsylvania St Raleigh Aubrey of 427 E. Ohio St Hudson at Alabama and Ohio Sts and Robert Bowen of 1431 N Meridian St Dodge at St Joseph and St Clair Sts.
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Washington St
Chandler
Tenth and
Pennsylvania
Raleigh Aubrey
Ohio St
Hudson
Alabama and
Ohio
Robert Bowen
Meridian St
Dodge
St. Joseph and
St. Clair
Woman Found by Deputy After Rainy Road Walk
Mrs. L Edwards 75 of Brazil Indiana was found wandering in rain on the National Road east of Brazil and taken to the YWCA by Deputy Hans Clausen. She said she had no friends or relatives and was touring the country. Her wagon held a tub of dishes a hatchet linen a grip with clothing and a camping outfit including a tent and cot.
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L. Edwards
Brazil
Ind
Hans Clausen
National Rd
Clausen
Cattle Reach Top Price as Indiana Market Posts Heavy Receipts
Heavy cattle and calf trading at the Indianapolis Livestock Exchange saw a top of 15.25 for two loads of steers from Hillsboro and Lebanon, with overall runs around 1,400 cattle and 400 sheep and lambs. Prices ranged from 10.25 to 15.25 on cattle, 11 to 14 for calves, and lambs around 11 to 15, while hogs moved down 25 cents from Tuesday’s levels.
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Indianapolis
B. H. Neal
Hillsboro
Ind
Sam Jett
Lebanon
Chicago Livestock Prices and Receipts Report
Chicago markets report cattle receipts about 14 000 with fat cattle steady and feeders mixed. Vealers around 15 50 to 15 80 with some heavies noted. sheep and lambs steady near 15 75 for butcher hogs about 12 50 to 11 50, with various weights and loads in play.
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Ower
Carly
Butchers Payine
Jury Hears Murder Case of Stewart in Indiana
Charles Stewart 25, colored, of 1222 N Senate Ave is charged with the February killing of Ralph Cunningham a 30 year old Advance Indiana man who ran a feed store. The state seeks the death penalty. Stewart testified he acted under duress and questioned if a higher court could save him. He declined to answer some questions. Mrs Cunningham widow testified briefly.
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Senate Ave
Ralph Cunningham
Advance
Ind
Cunningham
Davis Brothers Transfer Company
Maryland St
Stewart
C. R. Cameron
James A. Collins
William H. Remy
Remy
Home sites considered for Pythian home proposal
Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias in the K of P auditorium today weighed twelve sites for the aged home. Twelve Indiana cities submitted offers. Levi Hooker of Evansville named grand outer guard. Carl R. Mitchell of Indianapolis re-elected grand keeper of records and seals. Henry Kammerer of Logansport re-elected grand master of exchequer.
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Levi Hooker
Evansville
Carl R. Mitchell
Indianapolis
Henry Kammerer
Logansport
School Helps School Helps Tron The Metal That Has Revolutionized
A fragment suggests a feature about a metal named Tron and its impact, with mention of educational or institutional collaboration. Details are unclear but imply innovations or applications transforming schools or learning. Further readable facts are limited.
Iron and steel rise as modern civilization backbone
The article surveys the iron and steel industry from raw ore to molten metal, praising its role in twentieth century progress. It highlights the Mesabi district as America's main ore source, the Great Lakes as a transport artery, and the global Lorraine Luxemburg region as another key producer, noting low mining costs and vast open pits Santa-sized.
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Mesabi District
Lake Superior
Great Lakes
Duluth
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