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Newspaper

Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1928

Page

4

Steel Motors Lead Active Stock Session On Gains

New York stocks showed strength led by United States Steel and General Motors. GM opened high andSteel rose to positive levels with demand across American Locomotive American Smelting National Cash Register and Allied Chemical. Other gains followed as several oils and rubber shares climbed amid broad buying and later profit-taking.

New York United ‘States Steel Common General ‘Motors American Locomotive American Smelting National Cash Registers Allied Chemical Southernee Anaconda International Nickel Greene Cananea Chrysler Studebaker Hudson Hupp and Nash Hupp Barndall A Mexican Seaboard United States Rubber Park & Tilford Schulte Retail Schulte Real Estate, l

Hog Market Drops As Receipts Hit City Yards

Hogs fell 25 to 40 cents with receipts totaling 6,500 at the city stockyards and 1,185 holdovers. Top hog prices ranged around 10.50 to 10.60, with a single load at 10.65, while cattle and sheep markets showed varied but mostly steady to lower activity across multiple regional yards.

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Local Markets Report With Butter and Cheese Prices

Market notes list buying and selling prices for dairy and poultry in Indianapolis. Butter priced around 41 42 cents per pound, cheese varieties quoted. eggs and loaf types shown. poultry buying prices include hens at 25 cents, Leghorn hens 18 cents, ducks 49 cents, and guinea fowl young 50 cents with other small variations.

Wisconsin New York Indianapolis

Delegates Meet in New Albany for Southeast Indiana Church Convention

Delegates from fourteen Christian churches gather in New Albany Indiana on October 8 for a Southeast Indiana district convention under the Christian Missionary Society. In Chicago wheat and corn markets show mixed results as traders await the Tuesday spring wheat government report amid frost and storm damage.

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Fruit and Produce Price List for Retailers

A historic commission list shows wholesale prices for apples bananas grapes pears and more by variety and origin. Entries include Jonathan apples $1.75 to 2.25 per crate and Valencia oranges $1.25 to $1.75 per line with miscellaneous items such as coconuts at $6.50 per bag and cantaloupes at $1.25 per crate.

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Score Injured in Car Crashes Across Indianapolis Area

More than a score of persons were injured, two seriously, in traffic accidents in and near Indianapolis over the weekend. Harold Carpenter, 11, was critically injured at home on 4164 W. Washington St. John Oxford, 40, of 820 N. Ritter Ave., suffered fractures after a bus hit his motorcycle at Senate and Kentucky Aves. Earl C. Smith, Belmont Hotel driver, was arrested on assault charges and for driving on the wrong side. Other seriously injured include Charles Robbins, 21, Greensburg. Mary Ridout, 17, 1917 S. Delaware St.. Hugh Trowbridge, 19, Rushville. William Howard, 1116 Brock St.. William Bowman, 84, 5441 W. Washington St.. Thomas Thayer, 15, Rushville. Hershell Arthur, 24, Rural Route 3. Morton Jones, 24, 819 Lord St.. Earl Key, 33, 907 Concord St.. Geneva Spencer, 4, 822 Chadwick St.. William Bartlett, Negro, 954 W. North St.. Lucille Bailey, 13, 1336 N. Gale St.. Mrs. Pansy Lanam, 25, 1609 Bradbury St.

Indianapolis Harold Carpenter Thomas Carpenter Washington St Earl C. Smith Belmont Hotel Senate Kentucky Aves John Oxford N. Ritter Ave City Hospital Lester Delks Richland Ave Charles Robbins Greensburg Ind Mary Ridout S. Delaware St Hugh Trowbridge Rushville William Howard Brock St N. Gale St Pansy Lanam Bradbury St

Bank clearings and exchange figures across major cities

Financial roundup shows Indianapolis clearings at 4,125,600 with debits 6,941,000. Pittsburgh reports bank exchange totals of 20,369,960.59 and balances 13,701. New York lists clearings about 580,000,000 with Fed balance 95,000,000. Chicago posts clearings 99,600,000 and balances 6,100,000. Treasury notes Oct 5 net balance 170,755,539.09. Foreign exchange in New York quotes sterling at 4.84, francs 3.90, lira 5.22, marks 23.79.

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Births and deaths clipped from Methodist and city hospitals

A list of births and multiple deaths recorded across Methodist Hospital and city hospitals. Entries include names such as Walter Sutphin and Ida Kempler, and many with addresses like 2951 McPherson and 801 E. Fourteenth. The death roll lists ages and causes including pneumonia, hepatic cirrhosis, nephritis, and tuberculosis.

Walter Madge Sutphin Methodist Hospital Ida Kempler Claud Osa Chamberlain McPherson Cloyce Ruth Lawson Adellna Della Crowe Coleman Hosal Benjamin Rose Blackwell Verne Pearl Engle Concord Iearney Pansy Allen Coleman Hos‘pital Everett Clarissa Kittinger Cene G. Papmiiers Ee Etary Williams City Hospital Janes R. Listen N. Ritter Thomas R. Prestiss Edgemont Pollie Williamson Missouri Emil H. Beyersdorf Frank Merrill Ketcham New Jersey George H. Dunmeyer Central Harry Oscar Neff Fulton Elizabeth Jean Mattingly Noble Wanda Pauline Agan Riley Hospital Joseph L. Fertig Maryland Cornelia Gooden Martindale Ise Arine Euclid Amelia Kessler George J. Rod George J. Rodgers Albert Hannermann N. Walcott Mary Sophia Garrett Aotery Kahl Morgan Morgan Elizabeth Puller Julian Roy E. Hosea Elizabeth Strippel Tilino Veem R. Kopp Mary Helena Newport E. Tenth Eee Baersch Christenia Mack Watson Central Indiana Hospital

Market trend shows five motor stocks dominate trading

In New York on a Saturday session the market featured a heavy tilt toward five motor stocks, even as the motor association said peak production for the year is in sight. The piece questions whether the public should follow market leaders amid peak loans and uncertain money markets, urging continued conservative policy.

Thomson & McKinnon New York Times Motor Association

Cotton Market Outlook Turns Bullish or Bearish

In New York on Oct 8 traders debated if the cotton read will signal a bull or bear market. Local professionals believe prices below 14.2 would be bullish while spinners continue to buy despite figures showing around 100,000 more bales.

Thomson & McKinnon New York Peter

Drop in Cotton Crop Reported Washington October 8

The cotton crop’s condition fell in September from 60.3 to 54.4 percent of normal. Forecast production on October 1 dropped to 13,993,000 bales, 446,000 bales below the September 1 forecast, according to the agriculture department.

United Press Washington Agriculture Department

Cotton Market Reopens in New York Prices Rise After Report

After the government report, New York cotton prices gain 2 to 3 dollars per bale from Saturday’s close. Heavy buying signals bullish crop and ginning estimates. bear selling pressures fade as the market advances.

United Press New York

Futures on New Orleans Cotton Exchange rise on bullish crop report

Futures on the New Orleans Cotton Exchange climbed 30 to 75 points today after the Government crop report appeared bullish. Brokers noted increased trading volume following the report and, minutes later, the active months steadied after fractional selling.

United Press New Orleans New Orleans Cotton Exchange

City in Brief highlights Oct 16 conference and local deals

Foreman Conference Leader Training Course of the National Metal Trades Association opens at 3 p m Oct 16 on the seventh floor of the Board of Trade Building. Midland Utilities announces purchase of Gary and Southern Traction, with about 120000 for traction improvements. Kiwanis speaker Kinnosuke Adachi, longtime American resident from Tokyo, visits Indianapolis after industrial survey. Judson L Stark Republican for prosecuting attorney addresses Bethel AME Church class on Christian influences. Sgt Walter White arrests Louis Stanich for a blind tiger liquor charge after finding 34 pints in Stanichs poolroom.

National Metal Trades Association Board of Trade Bldg Kinnosuke Adachi Kiwanis Club Claypool Adachi Indianapolis Judson L. Stark Bethel A.M.E. Church Walter White Louis Stanich Ketcham St Stanichs

Chicago Market Wheat Corn Oats Records Oct 8

Chicago market note shows primary receipts for wheat 4,483,000 vs 3,925,000. corn 518,000 vs 46,000. oats 000 vs 0. Shipments: wheat 1,474,000 vs 1,613,0. corn 279,000 vs 674,009. oats 346,000 vs 0.

Times Special Chicago

Savings and Loan League to Convene in Indiana

The thirty eighth annual Savings and Loan League of Indiana convention opens in Lincoln Tuesday to discuss financial problems in savings and loan work. Mayor L. Ert Slack gives the welcome. Carl J. Weber of Ft. Wayne replies. Speakers include Luther Symonds, H. P. Cellarius, Chauncey L. Medsker, W. L. Rogers, A. L. Gutheil, L. D. Buenting. Dusty Miller will be principal speaker at the closing banque Wednesday night.

Savings and Loan League of Indiana Lincoln L. Ert Slack Carl J. Weber Ft. Wayne Luther Symonds H. P. Cellarius United States League Chauncey L. Medsker Muncie W. L. Rogers Louisville A. L. Gutheil L. D. Buenting Indianapolis Thurman Dusty) Miller Wilmington Ohio

Notable speakers on Orchard school winter lecture series

Lowell Thomas globetrotter and Count Felix Von Luckner of Germanys World War Sea Eagle, Roy Chapman Andrews explorer, and Graham McNamee radio announcer will speak at the Armory for the winter lecture program.

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