Fruit and Produce Prices From Commission Row
A local commission row lists assorted fruits and vegetables with prices per crate, box, or hamper. Items include apples such as Delicious and Grimes Golden, Jonathans, Gravenstein, and New York Duchess. citrus like grapefruit and oranges. grapes and peaches. and vegetables including beans, beets, carrots, cabbage, cauliflower, corn, cucumbers, kale, mustard, onions, parsley, radishes, and sweet potatoes with varied regional origins and unit costs.
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Jonathans
Grimes
New York Duchess
Gravenstein
Wolf River
Florida
California
Valencia
New York
Idaho
Michigan
Colorado
Indiana
Red River
Virginia
Aged Woman to Move By Times Special
Mrs. Cc J Remy 93 will move to live with daughter Mrs W F Buttruch in Columbus Ind By United Press Philadelphia and Pittsburgh markets show gains with Arkansas Gas leading rise to 62 Pa railroad and other stocks up modestly in morning trading St Louis market opens irregular with some declines in Steel and Candy shares
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Times Special
Columbus
Ind
Cc. J. Remy
W. F. Buttruch
United Press
F. Urgh
Pittsburgh
Arkansas Gas
Lone Star
Blaw Knox
Pittsburgh Screw
Westinghouse Air Brake
Philadelphia
Local Exchange
United Gas Improvement
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pu United Press
ST. Louis
Scullin Steel
National Candy
Wagner Electric
International Shoe
Pork Market Rises 20 Cents At City Pens
The city stock yards hog market higher by 15 to 20 cents from Tuesday. Bulk of 160 to 325 pound hogs sold at 9.65 to 9.75 with a part load at 9.85. Receipts about 7,000. holdovers 323. Cattle dull. feeders at 15.50. Sheep and lambs steady. good lambs 12 to 13. others 11.50 down. Chicago receipts 20,000 with 4,000 direct. cattle 13,000. sheep 21,000.
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Chicago
Livestock Market Quotes Across Cities on Oct 30
Hogs receipts 2000 in Cleveland with mostly steady to 10c higher bids for 170 250 lb hogs at 9.65 to 9.75, 160 lb down to 9.50, cows 8, sows lower. Cincinnati reports 3400 hogs, 260 lb tops, 9.35 9.50, calves dull, beef cows 7 8, lambs 13 13.25. Pittsburgh hogs 1500 receipts, 9.90 10 for 110 140 lb, cattle slow to steady, calves 15 17, sheep steady to weak with lambs 12 12.50. Toledo hogs 600, 9.40 9.55, cattle steady, calves up to 8. Louisville hogs 500, 9.15 9.55, cattle steady with heavy steers 11 12.50, calves 10 12.50, lambs 11 12.75. Additional small markets show varied bids and next shipments noted.
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Atchison
Atl Coast Li
East & Ohio
Canadian Pac
Baldwin
Chi & N West
Gulf ‘Mov & Oil
Lil Central
NY Central
NH & H
Norfolk & West
Pennsylvania
Southern Ry
Southern Pac
St Paul Fd
Stl & W
stL&sFr
Texas & Pac
Union Pacific
West Marylan
West Pac
Eee Wee
Ajax O. Fisk
Goodric
Goodyear
le Spefi
United State
Am & Fady
Am Steel
Westingh Air B
Am_ Roi Mills
Bethlehem
Colorado Fuel
Crucible
Inland Stee
Otis
Ir Ludlum
Alloy US Steel
Bosch Ae
Briggs
Brockway
Marmon
Reoo
Gardner
Nash Sees Oe
Packard
Studebaker Cor
Stew Warner
Timken_ Bear
Willys-Overland
Andes
Gt Nor Or
Inspiration Co
Kennecott
Magma
Wassece
Atlantie Af Tee
Barnsdall
Freeport-Texas
Houston
Indo Oil & Gas
Pan-Am Pet
Phillips Petrol
Prair OL O
Union of Ca
Jairie Pipe
Royal Dutch
Shell A
Simms Petr
Sinclair Oil
Skelly Oil
Std Oil
Std Oil NY
Tidewater
Texas Corp
Cranerony
Texas C & O Eense A
Ady Rumiley Se
Allis Chalm
Allied Chemical
Armour
Aee
Amer Can
Alleghaneyv Co
Crosley
Curtiss Congoleum
Davidson
Davidson Chem
Dupont Sores
Famous Players
Kolster Ts
Owens Eit Jottle
Ces Radio Corp
Rem Ran
Sears Roebuck
Union Carbide
Warner Bros .E
Dus Alco
Uskington Pu
Wright Aero
Am Tel & Tel
Nor Am Co
So Cal Edison
Std Gas & el
United Corp Oe
Utilities Power
United G & Im
West Union Te
Shipping— Am Intl
Atl Gulf
United Oe
Audchay
California
Canada Dry
Hiocseccer
Eee Oo
United Press
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Toledo
Times
Louisville
PT. Ayne
Sind
United Pres
Buffalo
N. Y
Wheat Opens Higher With Strong Tone
Wheat opened firmly on the Board of Trade with a slight gain amid a better stock market tone. Northwest millers are buying large quantities to fill flour orders, reporting a near tripling of business, while Southwestern mills run over capacity. Liverpool opened lower then advanced slowly. weather in the belt remains bad, slowing movement, but there is buying on declines and strong market support overall.
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United Press
Chicago
Board of Trade
Liverpool
Northwest
United States
Detroit stock exchange opens briskly with firmer prices
Trading on the Detroit stock exchange opened more briskly today with prices higher than Tuesday's close. Early sales included Bower Roller Bearing at 6, Hall Lamp at 14, Wilcox Rich B at 12, Third National Investment at 3214, all unchanged, Parke Davis at 48 up 1, and White Star at 53 up 1.
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United Press
Detroit
Detroit Stock Exchange
Bower
Hall Lamp
Wilcox Rich B
Third National Investment
Parke- Davis
White Star
San Francisco stock market opens stronger as Trans-America climbs
The San Francisco stock exchange opened with firmer sentiment as Trans-America leads gains, starting at 47 1/2 after an overnight rise of 2 percentage points. The market zone showed strength at the opening.
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San Francisco
San Francisco Stock Exchange
Trans-America
Market Close Shows Quiet Gains After Banker Intervention
United Pro BRLIN reports Oct 30 stock trends with a calmer close. Nervousness waned as bankers steadied principal issues. Gains and losses stayed within a few points. mining and electric stocks rose while banks and industrials fell.
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United Pro Brlin
Paris Stock Exchange Closes Weak After Afternoon Decline
The Paris bourse closed weak with notable tension and a nervous tendency after irregular movement throughout the day. It opened strong but faced a sharp mid afternoon decline, signaling cautious trading ahead.
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Pres
Paris
Bourse
Bank Clearings and Treasury Totals Reported
Banks and exchange statements show Oct 30 clearings of $149.7 million in Chicago and $3.8 billion nationally. Clearing house balances near $432 million, Federal reserve credit balance about $275 million. Treasury net balance on Oct 28 about $211.7 million. customs receipts for the month reach $51,853,717.44.
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New York
United Press New RK
Clearing House
Wecerat Reserve Bank
Treasury
United Press
Washington
Treasury_ net
Investor opportunities as bargains loom in stock market
In New York on Oct 30 Thomson & McKinnon reports 450 stocks on the blackboard with only about 40 percent selling above 100 a share. Many top managed companies show yields around 10 percent or more, with good issues at five times earnings. Advises investors to take advantage of bargains now available.
Pool operator fined after guilty plea in lottery case
Special Criminal Judge Jackson Carter fined Denver E. Furgeson $100 and costs on each charge for operating a lottery and pool selling. More than $2,000 worth of pool tickets seized in a police raid on Furgeson's Senate avenue and Vermont street location were ordered destroyed.
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Jackson Carter
Denver E. Furgeson
Furgeson
Senate Avenue
Vermont Street
Karolyi Plans U.S. Lecture Tour After Entry Permit
Count Michael Karolyi, former head of Hungary’s 1918 republic, has been granted entry to the United States and hopes to sail for America early next year to undertake a lecture tour.
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United States
Iw United Presse
Paris
Michael Karolyi
People’s Republic of Hungary
America
Judge sentences youth for carbide bomb attack on Halloween prank
Municipal Judge Paul C Wetter sentenced Theodore Roberts alias Sawedoff a Negro to six months in the state pen al farm for hurling a bottle filled with carbide and water through a living room window denting furniture. Identified by Mrs Josephine Shane a Negro of North Rader Street the youth was part of a group bent on pre Halloween pranks and was captured after two hours of hide and seek near the river bottoms.
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Paul C. Wetter
Theodore Roberts
Sawedoff
Shriver Avenue
Roberts
Josephine Shane
North Rader Street
Twenty-second Street
lad murder witness at tecumseh liquor raid trial
A 13 year old boy Earl Harris testified in Chandler Oklahoma court as the star witness in the July 4 liquor raid killings of James Harris and Oscar Lowery. Jeff Harris, part of a group led by dairy agent W W Thomason, faces possible death or prison.
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United Presse
Chandler
Okla
Earl Harris
James Harris
Oscar Lowery
Tecumseh
Earl
Jeff Harris
W. W. Thomason
Dr Harvey Wiley III Fights For Life At 86
Washington dispatch reports Dr Harvey Wiley 86 renowned scientist and father of the pure food law has a fighting chance to live. His physician Dr Sterling Ruffin cites a weak heart worsened by a severe cold as the cause. The Oct 30 update notes Wiley’s condition remains serious but not hopeless.
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United Press
Washington
Harvey Wiley
Sterling Ruffin
Wiley
Livestock Market Report Hogs Cattle and Sheep Prices
United States market note from Oct 30 shows hogs at $8.50 to $9.65 for 220-270 lb, cattle at $8.50 to $16.00 for various weights, calves up to $17.50, and sheep around $11.00 to $13.50. East Buffalo listings include lighter hogs around $9.50 to $10.15 and calves firm near $17.50. Market activity mixed with steady cattle and slower lamb demand.
Stocks Vanish From New York Exchange Trading Lists
New York on October 30 reported that thirty seven stocks active in the prior month’s trading completely disappeared from the exchange lists. Specialists received selling orders but could not find bids and refused to open the stocks, avoiding sales at unusually low prices. Names include Chesapeake & Ohio, Consolidated Film, Endicott Johnson, Kraft Phenix Cheese, Freeport Texas, Graham Paige Motors, Kelvinator, Chicago and St. Louis, Seaboard Air Line, and Wabash Railway.
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United Press
NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
Chesapeake & Ohio
Consolidated Film
Endicott Johnson
Kraft-Phenix Cheese
Freeport Texas
Graham-Paige Motors
Kelvinator
N. Y
Chicago and St. Louis
Seaboard Air Line
Wabash Railway
Westinghouse Nine Months Net Income Top $19 Million
Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing reports nine months ended Sept 30 1929 net income of 19 544 211 after charges and taxes up from 14 290 035 in 1928. Orders booked total 185 625 135 vs 143 637 778 last year while sales billed reach 159 545 778 compared with 138 572 390 in the prior nine months.
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United Press New York
Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company Today
Local grain elevators set prices for wheat varieties
Elevators report No 4 red wheat at 1.11 per bushel and No 2 hard wheat at 1.08. The New York coffee range shows limited data with October values and futures quotes around 8.95 for several months, including September and December levels near 9.30.
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Kroger Oe
Natl Dairy
Ward Baking Ee Eee Ane Tobaccos
Sumatra
Lorillard Lig & Myers
J Reynolds
United Cigar
Schulte
Berlin
Banks and Exchange
ANA and Statement
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Karolyi
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Harvey Wiley III
James T.hamill & Company
Indianapolis
Chicago Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Indianapolis Board of Trade
New York Curb
Continental Bank
Riley
Guaranty
Commonwealth Loan Co
Cirsi
Jh, Aufderheide
Indianapolis, Ind
Westinghouse
Gain
Oy Cccvenscis Eee
The
Aetna Cabinet Co
Maryland Street
City Shareholders, Inc
Indiana Corporation
City Trust Company
City Securities Corporation
City Trading Corporation
Common Capital
Miller and Company, Inc
Dick Miller
Arthur B. Ayres
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Newcastle
Herman J. Barnard
A.C. Crimmel
Sneath Glass Company
Hartford City
William F. Fox
Knights of Columbus
Harry O. Garman
Alfred Henry
W. H. Johnson
Bloomington Limersoue Company
Bloomington
C. Milton Kelly
Robert D. McCord
Matson, Carter, Ross and McCord
Dwight A. Murphy
Cornelius O’brien
A. D. Cook Company
Lawrenceburg
James M. Ogden
State of
J. Dwight Peterson
Earl H. Richardson
Charles N. Teeter
Perfect Circle Company
Hagerstown
John T. VanZant
Dugger-VanZant Company, Packers
Noblesville
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Ross and McCord
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