Wheat demand cautious as Canadian crop reports weigh on markets
Cincinnati August 4 1925 reports show pessimistic Canadian crop news and higher Liverpool wheat prices lifting cash premiums. Market sentiment turns stronger with July and September futures up 2 to 3 cents, demand steady but buyers reluctant to pay. Returns show mixed grain prices with supplies tight on wheat and favorable hay demand despite poor quality offerings.
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Cincinnati
Liverpool
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Canada
New York curb market totals and exchange transactions
Totals show stocks 405800 shares and bonds 1276000 dollars at the New York curb Market. The report lists numerous stock and bond transactions with values and percent changes across industries and commodities in New York trading activity on August 4, 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Lie Exchange
Cattle and hog receipts and prices across markets dated August 4 1925
Cincinnati reports light cattle supplies and steady to firm prices with calves and stockers mixed outcomes. Hogs show weak tone with roughs strong and heavies lower, receipts 2420. Kansas City and Indianapolis markets list steady cattle and mixed hog trends. Chicago notes two way trade with higher top figures and wide price spreads.
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Cincinnati
Ney
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Chicago
Hull
Vance
Wheat futures rise on crop fears and tight movement
Chicago markets report wheat up nearly 12 cents with speculative buying from spring belt crop worries. Closing quotes show gains for wheat, with mixed moves in corn oats and slight changes in fats. Cash bids list No 1 hard and No 2 mixed at varied prices alongside animal products across the market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
No. L
Kansas
Kanegas
Chicago
Uae
Eis
Aia
Camila
Local Financial Markets Report and Stock Exchange Activity
Bank clearings totaled 10,802,767 with gains over yesterday and last Tuesday. Trading on the Cincinnati Stock Exchange showed 1,703 shares traded today, with a long list of issuers and prices across American Laundry Machinery, Cooper, Procter & Gamble, Pure Oil, U S Shoe, Ohio Traction, and others amid varied bond and currency data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rage Nagi Agi
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Amer
Laun
Mach
Mill
Churngold
Cooper Pref
Dalton
Eagle-Picher Com
Decsiecabbad
Fay
Egan Prel
Formica Insulation
Gibson Art Com
Globe-Wernicke Com
Hatfield-Reliance Pref
Kroger Gro. & Bak
Kroger Gro
Bak
Paragon Refining Com
Procter & Gamble
Pro. & Gamble
Pure Oil
Richardson Common
U. S. Shoe Common
U. S. Shoe
U.S. Shoe
Ti and
Sub
Ti Gas
Elec
Ccsine
Ohio Bell Tel
Aebab
Atlas National Bank
Ti Street Railway
Ohio Traction Common
Ohio Traction
Exchana Canada
London
Paris
Francé
Greece
Austria
Australia
Belgium
Bulgaria
Denmark
Czecho-Slovakia
Veichmarks Niue Cucerchaedeny Vindoa Franeoey Asiice Sci
PRROM
Csbtacenseat Vodl
Sweden
Cccsereee
Switzerland
Fra
Uruguay
Ita Dscasi
Eubaanain
Wemesmeo Cikieccier
Erty
Mh Saab Tata
Ee Treasury
New York
Cotton Market Slumps Amid Bear News In New York
In Cotton, New York on Aug 4 the market fell under heavy selling after a firmer opening. Prices closed 19 to 28 points lower than the previous night, marking the bottom of the day. Port receipts were 4,219 with U S port stocks 205,720 and exports 850, totaling 82,487 for the season.
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New York
United States
Columbus Stocks Colgm en Aug 4 Close
Columbus stocks report shows Colgm common at 39 a 40 percent, go preferred 344 084 percent, Phre Oil common 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Colgmen
Bond Market Shows Continued Money Rate Firming
In New York August 4, bond trading reflected ongoing time money rate firming with selling slightly stronger than buying. Second grade issues attracted buyers as speculators and insurers absorbed supply. Government bonds showed activity but most lists declined except a few gains in foreign issues and certain industrials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
New York
Hst
Europe
United States
International Great Northern
Western Insurance
Virginia-Carolina Chemical
Lehigh Valley Coalts
Real Estate Transfers Across City Involves Multiple Properties
Four properties owned by Carl A. Jahnigen were sold by Roy Hilberg & Co. for 45000. Buyers include Max Schwartz and E. V. Easton who acquired a double brick building at Delmar and Alms Cheviot and a Madison Road store structure. Other sales include Westwood Montana and McFadden, Norwood Carthage, and many parcel transfers with nominal taxes listed.
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Carl A. Jahnigen
Roy Hilberg
Montana and
McFadden Avenues
Westwood
J. Maloney
Carthage Avenue
Norwood
Fall real estate activity seen in national report
The National Association of Real Estate Agents reports an active fall market in the United States and anticipates a large volume of construction. The Cincinnati Real Estate Board received the monthly activity summary yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
National Association of Real Estate Cards
Cincinnati Real Estate Board
West End brick building sold for 6500 at 622 Oliver street
Max Cohen & Son purchased a three story brick structure with twelve rooms on a 35 by 90 foot lot at 622 Oliver Street West End. The deal, negotiated by broker Jacob Schottenfels for Jesse W Cornelius of Chicago, closed yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Street
West End
Max ‘Cohen & Son
Jacob Schottenfels
Jesse W. Cornelius
Chicago
Auction Set For 46 Acre Farm Near Clovernook Club
A forty six acre farm on Banning road near North Bend road adjoining the Clovernook County Club will be offered at auction this afternoon at 2 30 by E M Costello Son brokers. The improved property includes a five room frame house two barns and has been appraised at 20000.
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Banning Road
North Bend Road
Clovernook County Club
North College Hill
E. M. Costello
Evans and Shanks Promoted to Assistant Cashiers at Fifth Third
Charles N. Evans and William C. Shanks of the Fifth Third National Bank’s department of banks were promoted yesterday to assistant cashier. They have represented the bank at conventions, correspondents’ meetings, and by mail and in person built extensive knowledge of banks nationwide and in interior areas, earning recognition for faithful service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles N. Evans
William C. Shanks
Department of Banks
Fifth- Third National Bank
Fifth-Third National Bank
Geps
Ank
Visitor from J. G. White Company in City District
Mr L Chamberlain of the J G White Company an investment banking firm from New York was seen visiting the financial district of the city yesterday.
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L. Chamberlain
J. G. White Company
New York
Stock transfers, rights to subscribe, and transfer closure
The Champion Coated Paper Company informed Secretary Leving that its books will close to transfer from August 8 to 17. The Cincinnati and Suburban Telephone Company notified stockholders of rights to a new stock issue. holders of record August 22 may subscribe at par ($50) in a 1-for-5 ratio, with rights expiring October 3. New issue only in full shares.
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Champion Coated Paper Company
Leving
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Cincinnati and Suburban Telephone Company
Resignation Triggers Selloff in Pan American Petroleum
Heavy selling swept Pan American Petroleum and Transport after Herbert G. Wylie resigned as President and Director. F H Wickett cited Wylie's long association with Doheny and the company, noting the executive would step down after new management organized the business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Te Pan- American Petroleum and Transport Company
Herbert G. Wylie
Mr. Wylie
F. H. Wickett
Doheny
Wylie
Mexican Petroleum Company
Green Atlantic and Pacific Tea to retire $12.5 million preferred stock
Financial circles expect Green Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company to retire its $12,500,000 preferred stock outstanding soon. The development signals a shift in capital structure as investors await company announcements.
Davidson Chemical profits rise in first half with gains over last year
Davidson Chemical Company reports six month operating profits of 817,859 and after charges 142,513 added to surplus. This compares to a 151,781 deficit in the same period last year. President Miller notes unfilled orders are at multiyear highs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davidson Chemical Company
Miller
Wheeling Steel Half Year Profit Up From Q2
Wheeling Steel reports a half year net profit of 1,594,977 equal to 68 cents per common share. The second quarter profit was 747,093 versus 170,985 in the same quarter last year, signaling a strong comparative gain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling Steel
Kresge explains sale of Stern Brothers holdings
S S Kresge explains his sale of Stern Brothers stock as private investment after a reorganization offer. He states he acted for profit with full business control in mind and clarifies he did not invest substantial capital without such direction.
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S. S. Kresge
Stern Brothers
New York
Mundheim
Kresce
Ohio Firms File Massive Capitalization Listings
Columbus reports detail multiple Ohio companies 都 led by executives such as W K Sadler H K Sadler C A Sadler Wilmer K Sadler Jr and Wilson Criswell securing varied capital sums from 1 000 to 100 000 across Cleveland Akron Marietta Youngstown Painesville and other cities The entries name firms like Janay Manu Manufacturing Ohio Musical Company Rubber City Realty Star Furniture Associated Meat Stores Theta Company Granite Clothing and others with sums ranging from 50 000 to 100 000 and listing involved officers and partners.
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Columbus
Janay Manufacturing Company
Cleveland
W. K. Sadler
H. K. Sadler
C. A. Sadler
Wilmer K. Sadler, Jr
Wilson Criswell
Ohio Musical Salesmpany
H. M.siering
C. Ue
Dorr E. Warner
M. A. Patterson Grant S. Smith
Rubber City Realty Company
Akron
W. Wolf
H. D. ‘Kunkle
Voegtler & Weyles
Painsville
E. M. Weyles
Illiam Voegtler
G. S. James
R. M Trander
L. L. Dixon
the Shore Holding Company
S. Chester Crobaugh
Sydney A. Davies
H. E. Downing
E. 8
Culbertson
D. J
Davies
J. A. Rogers
Ace Company
Canton
Mabel Kidder
Henry Brown
Alphischler
M. H. Sando
Chicago Butter Market Holds High Grade Edge
Chicago August 4 butter market favored top grade purchases while lower scores softened. Centralized quotes around 90 cents for sleigh grade butter and 8 4c figures appeared in market dispatches reflecting stable demand for creamery products and price firmness on select lots.
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Chicago
Cago
Public Savings Company Leases Space in Manthey Building
The Public Savings Company of America with offices in Indianapolis has leased half of the second floor of the Manthey Building at 4404 Main Avenue Norwood opposite Courtland Avenue for three years. John E Manthey is the lessor and broker, with his realty office to be in the structure nearing completion.
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Public Savings
Uoam Company of America
Indianapolis
Manthey
Main Avenue
Courtland Avenue
Norwood
John E. Manthey
Transfers render many Cincinnati property sales listed
Tax transfers show numerous property sales across Cincinnati districts including College Hill Avondale Mt. Healthy Norwood West End and Price Hill. Buyers include Dora Poli Harrison W Dunseth Joe Goose William Fox Richard Fox and many more with prices ranging from $1 to $125000 and taxes noted for each parcel. The listings cover lots on Addison street Vine street Glenway Avenue Grand Vista Avenue and other streets with parcels in subdivisions and city blocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Hall
Spring Lawn Avenue
Hamton Avenue
Bond Hill
Stella Ahlen
Ellsworth H. Meinken
Carolina Avenue
Price Hill
James V. Allen
Joseph M. Allen
Pedretti Avenue
Eighth Street
Delhi Township
Elsie Edding
Charles W. Reichert
Kate Klawitter
Edith Klawitter
Sam Mirlisena
Pauline Mirlisena
Trenton Avenue
Walnut Hills
William Aills
Edward
Florina Smothers
Kemper
May Street
Riverview Syndicate
Robert J. Cresap
Melville R
Anna Doughman
Green Townshiaine Work Realty Company
Gertrude C. Schirmer
DeBreck Avenue
Harrison Avenue
Rice Hill
Anna Regan
Mary Sullivan
Ring Place
Norwood
Burns Ballard
Charles F. Schmidt
Norwood Highland Syndicate
Mary Cloran
Angelo
Maria Bilotta
Kenton Street
Burbrink
Wilkinson Streets
Stark
Eunice P. Smith
Wentworth Avenue
College Hill
Matilda Stamm
Dora Poli
DeArmond Avenue
Spring Garden
Hugh F. McGuire
Harrison W. Dunseth
A. H. Ernst
Harrison W
Phonon Hoelscher
Erty
West End
Sarah Goose
Joe Goose
Laurel Street
Camp Washington
William J. Fox
Richard W. Fox
Addison Street
Westwood
Edward Holthouse
Philip Morton
Harrison
Avenue Syndicate
Helen M. Ormsby
Charles B. Foote
M. R. Poor
Brighton
Jung Brewing Company
Board of Education of Cincinnati
Freeman Avenue
Bank Street
Garden Street
Bogan Alley
Clifton
Henry G. Schlueter
Irene M. Longley
Riddle ‘Road
Marshall Avenue
Avondale
Marie A. Smith
John Rehm
Zoological Land Syndicate
Colerain Township
Aloysius Schmidt
Anna Connelly
Springdale Road
John Hautz
Guy and
Mildred Robinson
Mt. Healthy
Leo Staab
Ida R. Moffett
M. G. Seward
Harry Rieth
Roy Hilberg
Quatman Avenue
William Rea
Samuel A. Brown
Shillito Street
Becp Lane
Reading Road
John Fey
Catherine Huber
Glenway
Carson Avenues
Pleasant Ridge
Louise S. Cassinelli
Ayme R. Voges
Grand Vista Avenue
Ontgomery Road
North
Albert N. Thomas
Frank V
Benton
Otte Avenue
Willard Street
William Ford
Genevieve H. Brown
Ford
New Overlook
Ida Gordon
Isadore Nathan
Oehler Street
Louis J. Hauck
C. T. P. Fennel
Alex McGrew
Kenned Heights
Dora Steffens
Orr
Vera’ 'E. Fryburger
Standish Avenue
Hedge Avenue
Herman Steffens
Same
Iowa Avenue
Nsalaer Park
Yellow Pine Building Company
Mary S. Rhoades
Vera S. Moylan
Ridgeway Avnue
Springfield Pike
Herman W. Lackman
Niser
Ice Cream Company
Sixth Street
Stone Street
Washington
Finley S. Brooke
H.P
Waddell
Brooke
Northside
Sophie Bruns
William A
Clara Hartman
Collins Avenue
Madeline A. Wolf
Charles Schoengold
Benjamin Bernstein
Farmer's College Subdivision
Oakley
Virginia R. Burch
Joseph
Lillian Meitus
Schuster & Wilson
Madeira
Kathryn Kottig
John Henn
James Dones
Central
Mathilda Strake
Louis
Mary Wolpa
Vine Street
Alice Schwalle
Mary Trame
Cameron Avenue
Montgomery Pike
Hartwell
Jessie L. Kay
Helen C. Conger
Hills
Inton Place
Matilda Guenther
Marratte Quigley
Latt Terrace
Fairview Heights
Thomas Ueeye Sons
D. Cooper
Samuel D. Cooper
Christiana Tusch
Clarence Homan
Marie E. Homan
Carnape Avenue
Tde
Glenwood Real Estate Company
Rawson-Kopitzke Company
Marburg
Bedford Avenue
Glendale
Susie Wilson
H. L. McClure
Roscoe Childs
Mary Baymer Et al
Leonard A. Stadtmiller
W. Sixth Street
Elizabeth Molony
Anna E
Richmond Street
Madisonville
Robert Merkerson
Frank
Orsica
Hyde Park
Joseph B. Tachave
Cloyce
Hattie A. Wilson
Tateeper Avenue
Tyler Park
Albert Nieman
Andrew
Jersey Avenue
Albert
Rowland Hill
Maude Buchtman
Herbert A. Carter
Lincoln Avenue
William
Meyer
Erwin
Heinke
Ninth
Baymiller Street
Wyoming
E. Minnes
Nancy E. Ithok
Walt An Acie Nee i Baan
Bond Hillges Ndity Co
Soensie Avenue
P. Condo
Henry Schuermann
Mt. Adams Building Company
Bu Charles Ba
Cincinnati Morris Plan Bank
Mt. Healthy S. & L. Co
Henry Rieth
Brown
Industrial S
William D. Rea
R. Voges
Jane B. Tally
Cottage B. & L. Co
Nettie S. Hundley
Andrew Hubert
Provident Savings Bank
Twenty
Ward
B. A. Co
Aan Hoelscher
Liberty B. & S. Co
Evelyn McLaren
Sycamore L. & L
Big Four B. & S. Co
Ae Ottig
Madison B. A
J. Brubaker
Seaning B. Hannaford
It J. Walsh
Proretta Jackson
Robert Steves
Eagles Ti
Louis Wolpa
Ae Conger
Lockland B
le Ax
Erate Galasey
Winton Place
Regina Krebs
Price Hill No
Ope Ieine
Tusch
Lincoln B. A
Samuel A Brown
Jesse Halsey
Cloram
Western ‘Waak’'S and Trust Company
E. Meisman
Liberal S. &L. Co
Harry Waldman
Herbert G. Jacobson
Florence L. Row
Herbert A. A Hs
Hewitt Avenue
Poe A Kopittke Company
Oakley Bank
William M. Judd
The
Rawson Kopitzke Company
Clara M. Kuszler
John Kuszler
Carrie S. Gusweiler
Southern, Ohio
Saneee Bank
Henry M.’ Goettsch
Provident Savings Eauak
Oscar Mann
Martha Goodman
Isaac Bauer
Hennie H. Stern
Arthur Rabkin
Joseph H. Pohlkamp
Edward J. Butler
Cosmopolitan Bank and Trust Company
Joseph Bauer
Moses Fischer
West Price Hill B. & L.co
Stella Uhlen
Elsie Ebding
Ee Smothers
June B.S. & L. Co
Ernst Station L. & B. Co
Carlas Sullian
Monarch B. & L. A
Jen Schulz
Annunziata Pesa
Eva Ferber
Oak L. & B. Co
Union Trust Company
Wholesale price rise and varied commodity shifts noted
New York dispatch from the State of Trade reports a 2.8 percent price rise since 1920 with August 1 at postwar highs. The increase spans livestock, fruits, provisions and many other groups while breadstuffs lag. July machine tool sales were strong and August inquiry levels suggest steady business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
New York
Bradstreet
American Woolen Company
Foreign exchange rates across nations reported in New York
Foreign exchange rates for the day list Sterling France Italy and many others with demand and cable values. Rates cover countries including Germany Austria Spain Portugal Japan Hongkong Shanghai and Canada with spot and cable figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
New York
France
Italy
Belgium
Switzerland
Holland
Germany
Austria
Greece
Sweden
Norway
Denmark
Spain
Portugal
Hungary
Czecho-Slovakia
Poland
Finland
Rugumania
Sage Getapene
Bulgaria
Japan
Hongkong
Shanghai
Calcutta
Argentina
Brazil
Uruguay
Chile
Canada
Havana
Colombia
Venezuela
Case of Bus Operators in Forestville Court
State Public Utilities Commission v Russell Di Salvo and four Coney Island Motor Bus drivers was continued until next Tuesday by Magistrate Markley. Inspected charged with lacking certificate of necessity and convenience. Becker for the company says buses stay within city. defendants had suspended fines previously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Public Utilities Commission
Russell di Salvo
Livingston Street
Coney Island
Edwin G. Becker
Judge Woeste
de Salvo
Forestville
Jack Ashcraft
Weyer Avenue
Edward Farley
Kilgour Street
Marion McNeal
Montgomery Road
J.appleton
Republic Street
Boy Scouts Invite Rotarians To Dinner At Camp
Rotary Club members renew youth by joining Boy Scouts at Camp Edgar Friedlander for an outing. Dinner in the new mess hall at 6 30 p m features a beauty show and magic demonstration by Leslie Guest and Judah. The Rotary Boys' Work Committee chairs the arrangements with William Fosdick leading and Carl Petermann as guest of honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
Edgar Friedlander
New Mess Hall
Leslie Guest
Judah
Rotary
William Fosdick
Carl Petermann
Local Broker Transfers Ledger Reveals Wide Loan List
A long list of assigned loans shows many individuals and firms transferring funds to banks and lending companies. Names include Oscar Tredway, Raymond Apple, Carrie Koch, Nettie Massarella, and Maude Kitchell among others, with amounts ranging from 300 to 26 000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Tredway
Norwood
B. L. Co
Ana Oetrocola
Pauline Phillips
F. Lang
Elmore L.& B. Co
Joseph Sherman
Elmwood Place
Raymond Apple
Enterprise B. & L. A. Co
Eugene D. Ross
Robert Kahn
Carrie Koch
Liberal S. & L. Co
Nettie Massarella
Union Trust Corpan
Orris P. Cobb
Apollo B. & L. Co
Edith Mallon
Molley S. Dorfmah
Theodore Hoeke
Irene
Sisson
Irene A. Reeite
Western Bank
Rust
Spathert Ehman Iy Seca Doellman
Sary Formes
Lewis J. Steinbrecher
Wollto
Deon
Bruns
Maude Buchtman
Gloria L. & B. Co
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Delaware
New Jersey
Williams
Duchess
California Turlock
California
Imperial Valley
Aria
Lis Oatrie
Arkansas
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Michigan
Golden Heart
Cnet
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Climax
Pennsylvania
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New York Standard
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City
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Can
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Cub. L.&r. New
Dunhill Internat
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Jones Rad
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Reoloter Sas
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Servill _Corp
Swift
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West
Pow. Corp
R.m.spys
Wilson&Co
Virginia Cloth
Irish Cobblers
Kentucky
Louisville
Alabu Hampers
Georgia Tor’ Watsons
Thurmond Grays
Prairie
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Vucccas
Bks
Euclid
Gibson Oil
Glenrock
Gulf O.corp. Pa
Kirby
Lago
Gulf Oil
Nat. Fuel&Gas
N.m.&a.sd. Co
Pen’k Oil Corp
Red Banks Oil
Reit
F.oil Corp
Royal Canadian
Ryan Consol
Salt Ck. Cons
S. Ck
Sapula Refining
el D. P.L
Venez
Vent
Woodley Pet
Arizona Globe
Canaria
Cresson
Eureka Croesus
Newmont
San Toy
Unity
Wendell C. Min
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C. Berlin
Est.r
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Ind. B. Fin
Thyssen Wks
Toho el
Chicago Grain
Eeeeneee
Otis & Co
American Multigraph
Central Steel
Firestone T
Goodyear T. Do
Grasselli Chemical
Eitt Ieee Rr
National “Refining Cpoe
Pref Pereeerenesee
Ohio Brass “ Ephone
Paragon Refining
John ‘A. Crone
Financial Notes
American Locomotive Company
Florida East Coast Railway
Aluminum Company of America
International Paper Company
Louisiana Pulp and Paper Company of Louisiana
Kraft Paper
Missouri Pacific
L. W.baldwin
Illinois Central
Ohio
C. F. Hughes
BOY Scouts
Emma W. Streng
H. Wolf
Oscar Lehmkuhl
George Og Hendricks
Cheviot B. & L
Ihannie B. Dill
Liberal L. & L. Co
D. A
Christian F
Madison B. A. No
Grace Givens
Josephine D. Hannaford
Clyde M. Lutz
William Susshine
At. E. Brodt
Central B. & L. Co
da Rolles
Courthouse L. & B. Co
Clara M. Kunzler
Commercial Tribune Publishing Co
Commercial Square Canal
L&w
Baymi Ier
Dixie
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