Gas inquiry to be presented before Public Service Board
The Committee on Natural Gas from multiple business and civic groups met to investigate the gas question and plan attendance at an upcoming Board of Public Service meeting within ten days. Visitors from several cities registered at the Business Men’s Club. The Walnut Hills group also discussed raising $10,000 via bonds to fund stage and bowling alley construction, hall enlargement, and a cafe installation.
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Business Men's Club
Associated Organizations
Federated Improvements
City Club
Board of Public Service
Walnut Hills
Kennedy withdraws from Andrews and Co architects firm
Harry E. Kennedy left the firm of F. M. Andrews & Co. yesterday. The business is taken over by F. M. Andrews and will be incorporated in Columbus with Frank M. Andrews as President.
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Harry E. Kennedy
F. M. Andrews & Co
F. M. Andrews
Columbus
Frank M. Andrews
Receivers and Shippers to Meet on April 30
The Receivers and Shippers Association will hold its annual meeting Thursday April 30 in the Business Men's Club. Plans to fight the Louisville and Nashville Railroad viaduct bill will be discussed along with other matters.
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Receivers and Shippers’ Association
Business Men’s Club
Louisville & Nashville
Ohio incorporations filed in Columbus on April 18
The Fairyland Amusement Company in Cleveland with $5,000 capital. The Crooksville Oil and Gas Company with $35,000. The Laurel Valley Telephone Company in Cadwallader with $7,000. The Ohio Gas Company in East Palestine with $10,000. The Consolidated Grain and Hay Company in Cincinnati with $10,000. The Ideal Filter Company in Cleveland increases capital from $2,500 to $100,000. The Lynn Filter Manufacturing Company in Cincinnati increases capital from $75,000 to $113,000.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Fairyland Amusement Company
Cleveland
Ernest Senfer
Floyd M. Cambon
Alfred Graf
H. B. Howells
8. J. Deutsch
Crooksville Oil and Gas Company
E. E. Brannon
John H. Beem
Hi. H. Melick
P. E. Carpenter
M. E. Bonif
Treasury balances report shows cash and gold assets
WashingtonApril 18 Treasury balances in the general fund excluding the gold reserve show available cash of 251,842,100 dollars, gold coin and bullion at 23,784,727 dollars, and gold certificates totaling 20,095,070 dollars.
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Washington
Treasury
General Fund
Money and credit rates in New York on April 18
Money on call nominal. Time loans sixty days 2% to 2 1/2 percent, ninety days 2% to 3 percent, six months 3% to 3 1/2 percent. Prime mercantile paper 4% to 4 1/2 percent. Sterling exchange nominal at bankers' bills 487.20 to 487.25 for demand and 484.75 to 484.80 for sixty day bills. Commercial bills 484%.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Special Dispatch
Commercial Tribune
ST. Louis
New York Exchange
Churches Rally to Endow Sunday School Chair
Covington and nearby churches plan an afternoon rally at Fourth Street Christian Church Covington to read centennial fund reports for a $25000 goal to endow a Sunday School pedagogy chair at the College of the Bible. Robert M. Hopkins will lead the event for the Kentucky State Association.
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Christian Sunday Schools
Covington
Newport
Bellevue
Dayton
Latonia
Ludlow
Fourth Street
London Stock Exchange News Reflects Holiday Trade
The London market shows little interest amid a short trading week. Fresh commitments faded as holidays approached, with a Thursday upturn driven by U S gold shipments and a hopeful view on the North England labor dispute.
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London
Stock Exchange
England
New York
Europe
New York Clearing House Banks See Record Surplus
The New York Clearing House banks report a surplus of 53,256,050 dollars, up 8,048,075 from the prior report, the highest in over ten years due to interior remittances and Treasury deficits. Cash gains last week reach 9,937,100 with loans down 2,159,300 and deposits up 7,556,100, while actual six day averages overstate deposits.
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New York Clearing House
Treasury
Associated Banks
New York
Interior
Clearing House
Brooklyn Trust
Oil market summary with regional prices and stocks
Oil City and other markets report April 18 prices and stocks. North Lima oil at $1.04, rosin and turpentine firm in Wilmington, Savannah turpentine $0.44 per gallon with large rosin sales and stock. Chicago area glass and refinery price ladder listed.
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Oil City
Toledo
North Lima
South Lima
Indiana
Wilmington
Savannah
Rosin
Market summaries for butter eggs and poultry across cities
Reports from Kansas City Chicago and New York show mixed farm market tones. Eggs steady with fresh extras 15c and current receipts 13 3 4c. Butter steady with creameries 21 28c and dairies 20 26c. Poultry steady for live birds and dressed products with spring chickens Philadelphia broilers 40 45c and turkeys 12 17c.
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Kansas City
Chicago
Americas
New York
Philadelphia
German Bank Statement Shows Mixed Movements in Berlin
The Bank of Germany report for the week ends April 18 shows cash in hand up 44.54 million marks, loans down 27.65 million, discounts down 112.82 million, Treasury bills down 17.24 million, notes in circulation down 125.63 million, and deposits up 34.92 million.
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Berlin
Bank of Germany
Treasury
Effects of Panil Still Notable Bridge Rates Climate Money Easier
The Panil study notes ongoing effects on prices and access to funds. Analysts highlight easier money flow and stability in regional markets amid uncertain policy. Local officials report steady lending and cautious consumer spending in the quarter.
Wheat market firms on easy money from panic lingering
New York and Chicago reports show money ease after the panic supports markets while gold export fears and slow trade dampen outlook. Wheat and corn futures swing with mixed prospects as imports and exports shift, rail earnings fall, and economy pressures persist.
New Municipals Active In Cincinnati Market
Cincinnati streets and nearby markets show new municipal bonds and utility stocks active. Cincinnati Newport Covington Light and Traction feature with several hundred shares at record prices while Cincinnati Schools 1948 issue strengthens the bond market.
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Cincinnati, Newport& Coyington Light and Traction
Cincinnati Street Railway
Cincinnati Gas and Electric
Procter & Gamble Common
Philip Carey
Globe Soap Company
Cincinnati
Toledo
Cleveland
Columbus Railways
Newport & Covington
Union Light, Heat and Power
Cincinnati Edison Electric
New York Exchange
Grain and commodity prices across cities on April 18
Market notes from Toledo Baltimore Milwaukee New York Duluth Minneapolis Kansas City St Louis report mixed prices for wheat rye barley corn oats and related commodities. Spot and futures values listed for grains flour hay hops hides leather wool petroleum molasses peanuts and freight rates.
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Commercial Tribune
Toledo
Laltimore
New York
Pacific Coast
Central America
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Japan
New Orleans
Duluth
Minneapolis
Kansas City
ST. Louis
Timothy
Hemptwine Sc
Rail earnings drop in first week of April from last year
U S railroads report gross earnings for the first week of April totaling 5 731 594 dollars, down 14 percent from a year earlier. March earnings also decline, with 42 676 088 dollars for the month, a 16 percent drop, especially heavy on Pacific systems and southern and eastern trunk lines.
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United States
Lees
Wac
Eastern
Trunk Western
Central Western
Southern A
Southwestern
New York Clearing House reports surplus reserves rise
The weekly statement shows Clearing House banks hold 49 million over reserve requirements, up 6.7 million from last week. Loans and deposits increased with total reserves at 361.38 million, actual reserve ratio 29.26 percent. non Clearing House banks report 819.71 million in deposits and 860.72 million in loans.
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New York
United States
Clearing House
Greater New York
Wool prices show weak market in St Louis report
In St Louis on April 18 wool values weaken with medium grades 9 to 16 26 cents. light fine 16 to 16 cents. heavy fine 11 to 12 cents. tub-washed 20 to 26 cents per pound.
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St, Louis
Dry goods market quiet in New York on Easter trade
The New York dry goods market was quiet with Easter trade showing strength in seasonable ready to wear. White goods stayed slow while heavy cottons weakened and cotton yarns held steady amid reports of further output curtailment and firmer future shipment tones.
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New York
Caution Urged in Stock Market Amid Uncertain Outlook
Analysts warn that general business conditions remain unsettled. With easy money on one side, improvement in business or crop prospects could boost gains, but outcomes are uncertain. Investors should act prudently and take profits on reasonable advances until the outlook brightens.
Exports and imports at New York port week end April 18
The week ending April 18 shows New York port exports of specie totaling 1,005,529 in gold and 845,030 in silver. Imports comprised 225,941 in gold and 8,539 in silver. Merchandise and dry goods imports for the week ending April 11 were valued at 10,043,344.
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New York
Seed prices in Toledo market report
Seed prices listed for Clover seed with cash and contracted months, plus Timothy and Alsike values. April and October terms shown for Clover, with Timothy Prime and Alsike Prime prices included.
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Toledo
Timothy
Alsike
Cattle and Hogs Market Shifts Highlight Week’s Receipts
The weekly report shows receipts of cattle 4393, hogs 15192, and sheep 1438, with cattle prices sliding late week while prime fat steers sold as high as 6.65 to 6.75 and dairy cows topping around 5.35. Hog prices declined to about 5.95 to 6.05 with mixed shifts in demand, and lambs strengthened though clipped lambs dropped sharply. overall movement remained brisk across cattle, hogs, and sheep with year over year comparisons noted.
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Minneapolis
Duluth
Chicago
May
JS Teak
Bologna
Tennessee
Commercial Tribune
Herr’s Island
New York
Kansas City
ST. Louis
Foreign Bourses Inactive Trading On Paris Market
Paris April 18 trading on the Bourse was inactive. The private discount rate stood at 213 16 per cent with three per cent rates at 96f 60c for the account. London exchange quoted at 26f 12 c per checks.
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Paris
London
Manchester Cloth Market Sees Slim Week Amid Holidays
Manchester April 18 business on the cloth market was smaller than ever due to holidays. Purchasers delayed placing orders as cotton prices fell further, delaying interest in distant quotations and higher offers.
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Manchester
Metals. Lead and Spelter Prices Reported
Metals market update from St. Louis notes lead at 3.87 and spelter at 4.50 as of April 18 with no additional context or movements provided.
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ST. Louis
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New York Central
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Canadian Pacific
Foster & Co
Pittsburg Consolidated Stock and Produce Exchange
Superior Board of Trade
Vine Street
Wall Street
A. F. Chamberlain
W. H. Shaffer
C. R. McKinley
Camden, CO
Nat Hinman
New York City
R. P. Hope
San Francisco
Cal
Ohio
Treasury Balances
Hamilton
Lst
London Stock Exchange
Associated Bank Statement
Will
Charleston
Turpentine
Peoria
Henry Clews
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Nebraska
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Chas. —. Baltman CO
Linton Hotel
East Fourth Street
Grain and Provisions
W.E. Hutton & CO. Bankers and Brokers
First National Bank
Durant
Oklahoma
Thompson-Brown Company
Mercantile Library Bldg
Chicago Street Improvement
S. Kuhn & Sons
East Third ST
Greenville, N. C
Rudolph Kleybolte & Co
List National Bank
Rawhide
Nevada
Rawhide & Ore Cons. Mines Co
Ideal Bldg
Denver
Colo
Phoenix Grain and Stock Exchange
Weil, Roth & Go
East Fourth ST
Metals
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