What is "tickers"

Usage examples of "tickers".

Plenty of them have artificial tickers, but they like to stomp around every few years and talk about how it's against the rules of God and humankind to prolong life by artificial means.

They had not stuffed his ears, either, and after they had carried him out of what was a private garage into a house which opened off a street that was probably residential and lined with high buildings—the traffic had been light and had boomed and echoed as it would from big structures—Monk had heard the telegraph sounders, the tickers, the telephones and the tiny whistling of radios receiving code.

She took him into a vast hall filled with desks, filing cabinets, stock tickers, clerks, secretaries, office personnel.

Mainly, I think he just sits there and watches the TV and stock tickers, reads the papers, stuff like that.

The telegraph instruments, tickers and radios were in another room, but he could hear them.

They left the radios, the tickers and the telegraph apparatus, of course.

In great glass cases were glistening brass and nickel machines with discs and levers and bells, tickers, sheets of paper, and annunciators without number.