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Newspaper

Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1925

Page

5

Indiana stocks dip and rise as market opens

New York trading begins with modest moves as Ward Baking B leads gains, American Smelting and General Motors edge higher. Rail shares gain New York Central, U S Steel up, Baldwin stronger. Indianapolis bank clearings reach 2 978 000 and debits 5 257 000. Foreign currencies listed including Sterling and Lire.

Bu Uited New York Ward Baking American General Motors New York Central U. 8 Baldwin Indianapolis

Hardware trade hints at strong fall season

New York reports an unusually good fall hardware season predicted across markets. Prices for agricultural goods rise, rail traffic surges, active construction, revived industries, firm money rates, and improved employment fuel the outlook. Farming credits improve with debts settling and note payments meeting expectations.

New York

Markets Exgs and Real Market Prices From Indianapolis to Ohio

A string of grain fruit and dairy quotes runs through multiple cities. Prices cover butter poultry eggs and potatoes with varied regional quotations including Indianapolis Chicago Cleveland and Ohio markets.

Market prices for fruits and vegetables in a local list

A dense list of 40 pound baskets and crate prices for apples, cantaloupes, cranberries, grapes, Valencia oranges, peppers, onions, cucumbers, and other produce. It records varied units and prices, including cantaloupes at $1.35 and grapes at $1.50, with notes on many other items and suppliers.

Jonathan Agthera Colorado

Sugar Market Notes Lower Carryover and Rising Demand

In the Sugar Market By Thomson and McKinnonYork October with the normal differential between raw and refined the demand for granulated sugar rises to replenish depleted stocks. The revised carryover estimate drops from 506000 tons to not more than 300000 tons signaling tighter supplies next year.

Thomson & McKinnon York

Grain prices slide further as trading opens

United Press reports on October 8 in Chicago the Chicago Board of Trade sees ongoing price declines. Wheat weak from selling pressure and bearish Liverpool cables and Argentine crop news. corn expected lower as wheat sinks. oats and provisions drift. Trade volumes show mixed shifts with carlot counts listed for wheat corn oats rye.

United Press Chicago Chicago Board of Trade Liverpool On Bee

Wholesale Meat Prices Show Varied Native Stock Rates

The list details beef and mutton prices by cut and weight across native stock. Beef categories include steers from 500 to 800 pounds with prices per under and over carcass and various byproducts. Hog and lamb items follow with prices for dressed hogs, loins, hocks, tongues, and sweetbreads, noting weights and percentage yields.

Local wagon wheat prices set at $1.50 for No 2 red

Indianapolis mills and grain elevators post $1.50 per bushel for No 2 red wheat with other trades priced on merit across the market.

Indianapolis

Polish Masters Highlight WKRC Concert Debut

An hour of Polish masterworks will air on The Post-Wurlitzer Concerts from Station WKRC Cincinnati on Oct 1 from 9 to 10 pm. Violinist Robert Perutz and pianist Karol Liszniewski will perform works including the Mercer Sonata and Respighi duo, under Burnett C. Tuthill’s direction for the Cincinnati Conservatory of Music.

Robert Perutz Karol Liszniewski Cincinnati Poland WKRC Ketel Radio Corporation Karol Liszniewskii Land of the Burnett C. Tuthill Cincinnati Conservatory of Music Mercer Respighi Szymanowski Andreewski

Road Inspectors Named By County Commissioners

Harry Dunn announced a panel of five inspectors Neal Belton W E Bush Frank Copeland Lyman Price and William H Talbott to review four county roads two to be vacated and two to be opened. They must report within a week. Vacations include part of Guion Rd in Washington Township. Kessler Blvd completion could allow closing it. New roads are petitioned in Pike and Center Townships.

Harry Dunn Neal Belton W. E. Bush Frank Copeland Lyman Price William H. Talbott Guion Rd Washington Township Kessler Blvd Westfield Rd Eightieth St Pike Center Township

Committee to Decide Indiana Pythian Home Site Named

A committee to select the site of the new Indiana Pythian home for the aged was named by the grand chancellor at the Knights of Pythias grand lodge session. The panel will report to Nathan J. Lane within sixty days. A building committee was also named for three, two, and one year terms.

Indiana George Gelts Elmer Bassett Charles R. Howe

Resignations of Two Federal Prohibition Agents

Resignations of Fred I. King and Joseph P. Strasburger from the Federal prohibition unit were submitted to deputy administrator Ansel R. Harris. This marks at least three resignations in the department after Irvin Horner stepped down earlier. King will become attorney for the Indiana state marshal, while Strasburger plans to enter business in Greensburg.

Fred I. King Joseph P. Strasburger Greensburg Ansel R. Harris Irvin Horner King Indiana Fiee Strasburger

Enoch Arden Case Reported Here

Miss Ruth Apple 33 of 2913 E Tenth St reports a man peered into her window Wednesday night. She says her first husband was killed in a train accident and she remarried. She divorced the second husband. Shortly before the sighting he telephoned that the first husband is not dead but working in the city.

Enoch Arden Ruth Apple Tenth St

Calves Sheep and Lambs Remain Steady at Indianapolis Market

Hog prices fell further at the Indianapolis Livestock Exchange with about 8 000 swine in, causing losses up to 35 cents in some grades while heavies held at prior levels. Cattle receipts near 900 kept prices steady with steers 7 to 13 50, heifers 5 to 10, cows 3 to 8, and sheep and lambs trading steady led by lambs 11 to 15 and sheep at 65 7. Calf values held at 14 top for prime years and 13 50 to 14 for most trades, receipts about 800.

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Cattle and Hogs Trade Mixed Across Markets

Chicago reports 15 000 cattle receipts with slow steady trade across fed and grain fed steers. Western grassers in demand. hogs around 4 000 receipts with market 10 15 cents lower. Cincinnati and East Buffalo also show slow cattle and steady to weak sheep and lamb markets with varying receipts and prices.

Chicago ORR Cincinnati East Buffalo Iain Sabai Stags Gocuhs Stags Eiow Pisa Pittsburgh

Retail Fish Prices Offer Mixed Seafood Bargains

The listing shows whitefish and mackinaw trout priced per pound with varied figures such as 35c for yellow perch and 30c for blue perch. Halibut steaks and other fillets appear at 30c to 40c ranges, with clams offered at 40 cents per pint.

Police patrol rooming houses for two runaway Tipton girls

Police watched Tipton rooming houses today for two girls who ran away from homes. Mary Rogers, 15, wore a large plaid summer coat. Mary Edith Robinson, 17, wore a light brown fall coat.

Tipton Ind Claude Loucks Mary Rogers Dresed Mary Edith Robinson

Norse's Curves Like a Feather in a Gale

Walter Johnson’s masterful pitching leads the 1925 World Series opener as the Washington ace defeats the Pirates 4 to 1 at Forbes Field. Johnson curves with ease, while Lee Meadows struggles in the fifth inning and a note on Meadows Jr. missing his planned World Series essay.

Westbrook Pegler Pittsburgh Walter Johnson Abie United States Washington Ball Club Roosevelt Pittsburgh Pirates Johnson Forbes Field Lee Meadows Meadows Babe Ruths Hans Wagners Nick Altrocks Meadows, Jr Ruel Sam Rice

Next gentleman belts one to outfield for a single

The first two hitters scored as the ball went to the outfield for a single. The inning produced two runs before the game ended with a loss.

Monon Directors Meet in Indianapolis for First Time Since 1859

Officers and directors of the Monon Railroad gathered in the Fletcher Savings and Trust Company directors room in Indianapolis for reports and regular business. A possible dividend was noted by attorney William L. Taylor. Inspection of railroad property was on the agenda. Guests will attend a Columbia Club dinner with local business leaders. Evans Woollen of Indianapolis and H. R. Kurrie of Rensselaer preside.

Monon Railroad Indianapolis Fletcher Savings and Trust Company William L. Taylor Columbia Club Evans Woollen H. R. Kurrie Rensselaer

Largest Dealers in Canned Goods for Eteie and Institutions

The notice lists top suppliers for canned goods including Fayette and J P M brands serving hotels, restaurants, clubs, and institutions. It highlights leading distributors in the market and notes product varieties and volume commitments.

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