Record NYSE Saturday session sets trading volume high
New York City October 17. The New York Stock Exchange closed a wild short session with 1,730,400 shares traded, a record for a Saturday. Industrial stocks rose to record highs before late selling and profit taking pulled prices back from peaks. General Motors Hudson White and other motor group leaders led the surge before the final hour decline.
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United Press
New York City
New York Stock Exchange
Stock Exchange
Wall Street
General Motors
Hudson, White
Motor Group
Bank Clearings and Debits Report for Indianapolis Week
Local bank clearings in Indianapolis show a Saturday total of 29,000 with weekly totals ending Saturday at 7,939,000. Bank debits for Saturday amount to 6,402,000 and the total week debit figure reaches 38,486,000.
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Indianapolis
Foreign exchange rates from New York market report
Foreign exchange closes irregular in New York with Sterling down 16 cents, Francs at 4.464, Lira around 4.045, Marks 33.80 cents, 40.17 off, Russia and Shanghai quoted at 78 cents, Yokohama 41.13 cents.
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New York
Russia
Shanghai
Yokohama
York
Capons
Americas
Pacific Coast
Trade Reviews Signal Lumber Demand Tapering but Market Stable
Trade reviews from Chicago report demand for softwood timber easing as large projects wind down though uncompleted building keeps yard stock replenishment steady. Southern pine activity remains firm with Florida and Texas hoarding record lumber use, while Atlantic coast and Midwest markets soften. Hidden by the overall balance, shipments stay near production and prices hold firm across major species.
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Chicago
Ftwoods
American Lumberman
South
Florida
Texas
Atlantic Coast
Middle Western
California
Grains finish strong as wheat leads rebound on BT
Chicago October 17 grain futures rise on the Board of Trade as wheat leads the upturn amid unfavorable outside crop news. Shorts cover and commission houses trim positions while locals turn bearish on corn and oats hold steady. provisions rally on short covering.
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United Press Chicago
Board of Trade
Citrus Shortage Looms Amid Florida Shipment Curtailment
An acute fruit shortage looms as commission merchants report higher prices due to the Florida inspection law and reduced northern shipments by Florida growers. The situation reflects tightened supply in citrus markets and anticipated price pressures for consumers.
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Florida
Commission
Fresh Market Prices For Eggs And Poultry Markets
Chicago and Cleveland market reports show egg and poultry quotations with assorted weights and types. Butter and creamery products list price ranges while other produce and meats like cheese potatoes and lard appear with varied regional figures.
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Chicago
Americas
Springs
Minnesota
Idaho
Grain table data from Chicago market report
Chicago grain table shows wheat figures 1.163 and 4,000 against 773,000 with 541,000 against 225,000. Shim4 tse wheat pending 1,642.00 and 194.906 against 55,000. Oats figures include 0.06 against 5440.
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Chicago
Wheat and grain prices and stocks from daily market report
The weekly market note lists No 2 hard and No 2 red wheat prices around 1.62 to 1.65 with assorted No 3 and mixed grades and color codes. It records oats barley and hay values, plus weekly flour output and inspections totals for October 1923 to October 1925 with numbered car lots and car counts.
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Anapo
Commission Row Prices to Retailers Fruite Maiden Blush
A list of fruit and produce prices for retailers including Maideen Blush pears at 40 pounds for 1795 dollars, Jamaica Jamaica fruit at 36 30 per 100, and multiple items such as Tokays at 1.85, Malagas 1.50, Mirapee Concord basket 5, and various vegetables with per crate or per dozen prices. Includes regional mentions and assorted grade names.
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Dupont
Nyel & Lac
Ibs
Moya
Nor Pacific
Pennsyly
St L_& F
Pacilla
Sumatra
Elec Ba
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Hudson i
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Iy Stewart
Mee Gaiden
Beal Daligiis
Desker
Ead
Cy Ocoantite
Jamaica
Malagas
Concord
Enone
Mornia
Pees Artiett
Oregon
Palian
Porker Prices Jump at Indianapolis Livestock Exchange
Heavyweight and light porkers moved at 12.25 dollars, up 25 cents from Friday. Across the swine market the final week session saw higher prices due to light receipts, with heavies and lights both at 12.25. Cattle and sheep trades were limited but steady, with steers at 7.13.50, heifers 5.10, cows 3.75, and lambs 11.14.50.
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Indianapolis Livestock Exchange
Healy
Sitone
Caress
Eton
Cincinnati
Gil BO
Alveg
East Buffalo
Coun
Culves
Poe
Carcas
Livestock Market Reports Across Cities and Prices
Oct 17 trade shows mixed cattle and sheep activity across regions with fed steers and choice cattle steady to higher in spots while cows calves and lambs show varying declines and price shifts. Markets report bulk rounds, feeders, stockers, and fat lambs with regional demand influencing futures and week’s totals.
Wholesale Meat Prices Listing Passes Muddled OCR
Prices for steers heifers cows hogs and lambs appear with garbled figures and abbreviations. The readable items note live weight ranges and dressed prices but lack coherence and complete values.
Local Wagon Wheat Market Report
Local wheat auction details show wagon loads of grain sold at steady prices. Buyers and sellers noted in nearby markets with limited volume and fluctuating bids.
Private Rites Held At Home For Late Senator
A large Indiana delegation plus national figures attended private funeral rites for the late Senator at the Ralston home. The ceremony included prayers and readings from Corinthians and Psalms, followed by a procession to Lebanon with a motor-police escort and a visiting mix of Democratic and Republican officials.
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Milner
Tennyson
B. K. Wheeler
Montana
W. J. Harris
Georgia
Hubert D. Stephens
Mississipp
Charles S. Deneen
William McKinley
Illinois
Richard P. Ernst
Kentucky
Indiana
Thomas Taggart
French Lick
Charles Greathouse
Ralston
Ralph Updike
Harry C. Canfield
Arthur H. Greenwood
Richard Elliott
Frank Gardner
Greathouse and Taggart
Clyde A. Walb
Bert Thurman
United State Collector of Internal Revenue
Carlton B. McCulloch
Meredith Nicholson
Walter 8S. Chambers
Charles G. Dawes
James E. Watson
Joseph B. Kealing
National Republican
Lebanon
Joseph Shinn
George Clark
Frank McCormick
Bert Noblett
State Rd. 6
Trader's Point
Royalton
Frederick van Nuys
Mosese B. Larry
Edward E. Gates
George M. Barnard
Raymond Walker
E. E. Gates Jr
Richard T. Buchanan
Charles Barth
Boyd M. Ralston
Terresa Arlick
Ed Jackson
William Lowe Bryan
Indiana University
Dale Crittenberger
Juliet
Anderson
Lew O'Banion
Corydon
Ind
John W. Kern
Samuel Artman
State Public Service Commission
George Butler
Evansville
Dawes
Columbia Club
Watson
Kealing
E. Ross Bartley
House of Representative
Cyde Walb
Bandits Rob Grocery Store Near Logansport
Police seek trace of two robbers who held up a Logansport area grocery store last night, escaping with 78 dollars in cash.
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United Press
Logansport
Ind
Births Reported Across City Hospitals
Birth notices list multiple newborns including George and Thelma Reno and Grville and Grace Baker. Parents’ addresses span Roose Raymond to Taft and hospital notes show births at Methodist Hospital and city hospital. Numerous ages at admission appear in chronicle style with resident details.
The Rose in History and Horticulture Across Ages
A compact feature traces the rose from ancient praise to modern cultivation. It notes Nero’s lavish rose festivals, the rose as a symbol in medieval wars, and the flower’s global commercial value including attar production. It covers Rosa genus, species, and major rose groups and notes notable varieties and U.S. production scales.
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Israel
Sharon
Nero
Cleopatra
Persia
Chaucer
England
Cottage Garden
Asia
Europe
North America
United States
France
Bulgaria
Sixteen Drivers Held After Slated Friday Night Review
Sixteen autoists were slated Friday night. Thirteen were charged with speeding despite bad weather and dangerous street conditions. Frank Hugh, 41, of 630 East Tenth Street, was held on charges of driving while intoxicated and reckless driving.
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Frank Hugh
E. Tenth St
Lebanon Pays Last Tribute to Ralston at Funeral
In Lebanon a funeral for Mr. Ralston featured a Lamb prayer and The Shadows Fall So Gently quartet. Rev. M. Carmichael delivered scripture readings from Revelations, Luke, Psalm 46, Corinthians, and 21:4 before noting Ralston’s memory. Hundreds stood outside in the cold as business paused and the service concluded with Rock of Ages.
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Ralston
United States
Mr. Carmichael
Carmichael
Ithaca
N. Y
Whitmore College
Spokane
Wash
Indiana
Ralstons
Citizens Plain and Illustrious
Three Deaths Investigated At City Hospital
Coroner Robinson reports three fatalities from recent accidents at the city hospital. Bowlie Dame aged 62 from 10308 Eas St. died after a pedestrian collision on Illinois St. and Kentucky Ave. driver W R Evans of Chicago was released then hospitalised with a punctured lung from a fractured rib. Frank Minor 4 of 225% E Washington St. died from injuries after being struck at East and Georgia Sts. Ernest J Kern 26 of 1344 Lexington Ave. faced manslaughter charges as driver in that crash. Robert Solengerg 36 of 627 N Davidson St. died after blood poisoning from a rusty wall injury.
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Robinson
Bowlie Dame
Eas St
Illinois St
Kentucky Ave
W. R. Evans
Chicago
Dame
Frank Minor
E. Washington St
East and Georgia Sts
Ernest J. Kern
Lexington Ave
Robert Solengerg
N. Davidson St
Air inquiry ends. Mitchell court martial to follow
Washington Oct 17 The air craft inquiry is finished and a report for President Coolidge is being prepared. Board members will study the evidence for a week then write the final report. The next step involves the court martial of Col. William Mitchell, whose criticisms sparked the inquiry.
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United Press
Washington
Coolidge
Col
William Mitchell
Thieves target autos in Champaign region
Thieves broke car windows Friday night in Champaign. Benjamin M. Frankel’s auto near Washington and Meridian Streets was robbed of clothing worth 240 dollars. Marie Schneider reported a purse snatching at 530 North Pennsylvania Avenue containing 29 dollars and papers.
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Benjamin M. Frankel
Champaign
Washington and
Meridian Sts
Marie Schneider
Meridian St
Pennsylvania &I
School Workers Warned On Political Activity
The Indianapolis school board announced that employees who participate in the upcoming political campaign for any party will be dismissed. Bulletins were sent to all schools reminding staff they may vote but have no other political rights during the election.
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Indianapolis
No More Par alysis Reported with Three New Cases
The board of health reported no further infantile paralysis cases this morning. Dr. Herman G. Morgan announced three new cases appeared in seventy two hours and urged preventing exposure in crowds.
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Board of Health Office
Herman G. Morgan
Dr. Morgan
Train collision in Genoa kills twelve in Italy
Twelve killed and twenty injured when a freight and passenger train on the Genoa Milan line collided today. It is the second major Italian railroad accident in a week following last Saturday's express train disaster at Catanzaro that claimed twenty lives.
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Genoa
Milan
Italy
Catanzaro
Episcopal convention names bishops and votes on church merger
In New Orleans on October 17 the Episcopal convention chose seven missionary bishops and, by a 50 50 vote, rejected joining the Federal Council of Churches.
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Episcopalians
United Press
New Orleans
Episcopal Convention
Episcopal Church
Federal Council of Churches
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