Wheat Prices Sizzle as Demand Rises in Cincinnati Market
Cincinnati market notes demand remains strong for wheat and other grains despite bearish futures. Spot offers firm with premiums on good quality, while receipts stay solid at thirty five cars. Corn oats and hay show mixed movements with No.1 timothy and alfalfa in demand amid steady to higher prices. Local fruit vegetables and dairy trade report higher cantaloupes and peaches with quiet overall trade.
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Cincinnati
Michigan
Wisconsin
Copenhagen
New York
Indiana
California
Tennessee
Arizona
Casabas
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Colorado
New York Standard
Boston
OKRA
Elbertas
Illinois
Kentucky
Louisville
United States
Minnesota
Alabama
North Carolina
Fes
Homertown
Georgia
Tom Watsons
Thurmond Grays
J. G. Scott
Notice of Stockholders Meeting for Cincinnati Street Railway
The Cincinnati Street Railway Company calls a special stockholders meeting for Thursday September 10 1925 at 11 am in Room 1404 Traction Building Cincinnati Ohio. Objectives include approving contracts to purchase and lease street railway properties and the Cincinnati and Hamilton Traction Company assets and considering an increase of capital stock from 20 million to 25 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Street Railway Company
Traction Building
Fifth and
Walnut Streets
Cincinnati
Ohio
Cincinnati Traction Company
Ohio Traction Company
Cincinnati and Hamilton Traction Company
Hamilton
Butler Counties
Charles P. Taft
Charles W. Apuis
George W W. Wis
William H.lueders
Charles D. Jones
Charles F. Windisch
Alfred J. Becht
Sam Lassur
Robert A. Taft
Board of Dirts
The
Cincinnati Street Railway
Panr
Cincinnati and Hamilton Traction Company to Hold Meeting
The company's board calls a meeting for Thursday September 10 1925 at 12 noon in Room 1401 Traction Building Cincinnati Ohio to consider selling the street railroads and lines in Hamilton and Butler Counties and all property and franchises and to assent to a contract dated June 15 1925 with The Cincinnati Street Railway Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati and Hamilton Traction Company
Traction
Fifth and
Walnut Streets
Cincinnati
Ohio
Hamilton
Butler
Cincinnati Street Railway Company
Charles P. Taft
George W. Lewis
Robert A. Et Styred J. Becht
The
Foreign exchange rates around the world today
International currency values are listed with figures for European and other markets. Rates cover sterling, France Germany Sweden Norway Spain and more with demand and cable quotations and several country specific figures.
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France
Italy
Belgium
Holland
Germany
Austria
Greece
Sweden
Norway
Denmark
Spain
Eese
Aoeen
Lovakia
Finland
Rumania
Sere Ee A
Buaedad
Shain Case
Hongkong
Shanghai
Calcutta
Argentina
New York curb market reports heavy stock and bond sales
On August 13 the New York curb market published a full transactions list from the New York Need Exchange. Industrials and misc bonds show mixed activity with Am. G. & El. at 200 shares, Am. Thread at 100, and various names like Dow Chemical, Johns-Manville, Gulf Oil, and Swift Co. among others reporting trades. total stock sales reached 355 100 shares and bond sales 705 000 dollars.
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New York
New York Need Exchange
Thread Pr
Boissonault Co
Br. Am.Tob.cou
Bkin
City R.R
D.gin. Alech
Cleveland Auto
W.i
C.G. & Ellbalan
George
A.&m. Pr
Dow Chemical
Dorts. Wi
Dub’r C. & R.n
Durant
Re Inc. A
Fageol Mot
Film Inép
Ford Mot
Mfg. Co
R. C
Pathe Exch. A
Maracaibo
Ark
Garod Corp
G.&e.di
Grennan
Gr’s R. & C.re
Hazeltine Corp
Inter. Rubber
Indu
Mat. P.pr.n
Util. B
Johns-Man., Inc
Aren. Ae
Leh. Pr. Bag Cor
Lehn & Fink Wi
Val C'lefs
Lib
Men. & L
Marc. Wir
Len
McC. R.m.ve
Mengle Co
Mid. West
Util
Miller Rubber
Norwalk T.&r
Nat. P. & Lt
Oes. P. Ser
Stutz Motor Car
Swift & Co
Swift Int
Warn. Bros. P
Wilson & Co. N
An.Am
Atl
Lobos
Magnolia Pet
Ohio
Penn
St. Oil Ind
St. Oil
Kansas
N. Y
Sw. & F. Oil
Vacuum
Miscellaneous
Carib Syndicate
Be Bank
Colom
Allied P
Allied Pack
Am. G.&e
P&l
N.O. P
Arm.s
Ohio P
Okl. G
Pennok
Penn.p.& L. Ve
M. Bk
Chile
Webster M
Alp.m. Stl
Berlin
Cologne
Graz
France
R.n.m
Art Ro
He. C. N
Swi
I.B. of Fin
K. den
Meda Col
Cattle and hog market report from Cincinnati Aug 13 1925
Market activity was uneven with cattle trading nearly at a standstill in Cincinnati as supply held for Friday session. Hogs fell 20 to 25 cents with limited demand and steady to lower prices across weights. calves and fat cows showed mixed movement while sheep and lambs saw slight drops and steady prime lots. Other regional markets in Kansas City Indianapolis and Chicago reported varied receipts and price shifts across cattle hogs and lambs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Kansas City
Colorado
Indianapolis
Chicago
Slarie Chang
Cotton market declines on mild losses and weather reports
New York August 13 The cotton market moved lower with December futures dipping to 23.46 cents in late trading and closing at 23.50 cents as the overall market eased 46 to 43 points. Exports reached 4,232 bales, with port receipts 4,320 and U S port stocks at 1,586 bales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Southwest
Texas
United States
Minneapolis Flour Prices and Shipments Report
Minneapolis August 13 flour prices rise 20 cents to 89 08 20 per barrel with shipments at 1 974 per barrel. Bran quoted at 25 dollars per ton or hundredweight and No 1 Northern wheat at 1 61 5 sal. December May futures at 1 65. Oats and flax values also listed with mixed figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Bond Market Brisk Trade as Rates Hold Steady
In New York on August 13 the bond market showed firm, active trading with speculative rails and U S Government obligations in demand. Gains were led by Chesapeake & Ohio convertibles while rumors about NY Central seeking to rebuy control of NYO&W were officially denied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
New York
United States
Carl Gray
Union ‘Pacific
National Lumber Association
Cleveland Dispatches
New York Central
New York, Ontario & Western
New Haven
N. Y
Cincinnati Bank Clearings and Stock Exchange Totals Aug 13
Bank clearings for the day totalled 11 327 183 with brokers and bond dealers loan rates at 4 to 5 percent. Trading on the Cincinnati Stock Exchange floor showed 2 049 shares changed hands versus 1 672 yesterday and 2 052 the prior session, with listed sales in various companies and bonds and Liberty Bond figures reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Laundry Mach
Rolling Mill
Eagle-Picher Lead
Crocetesc
Monitor Furnace
Paragon
Procter & Gamble Com
Churngold
City Ice and Fuel
Formica
Kroger Com
Re Oil
Western Paper Goods A
Bell Tel
Gas & Elec
W. Ae
Ohio Bell Tel
Ohio Traction
Ohio Traction Pref
London
Ischersiascess
Csscenseste
Greece
Peru
Belgium
Bulgaria
Germany
Reichmarks
Ames
Cissesteka
India
China
Hongkong
Poland
Cererasr
Caeed
Switzerland
Syria
Argentina
Brasil
Uruguay
CIGNA
Liberty
Nis Treasury
New York
Kers
Ohio Incorporations Highlight Ohio-Based Companies
The Columbus Aug. 13 list shows new incorporations across Ohio. Entities include Tabor Lake Company Carrollton with 10000 dollars led by E H Pretty and others, Franklin Food Products Cleveland with E K McPaln and W Frey, and Summit Selling Company Toledo with 5000 dollars led by D Sisson and others.
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Ohio
Columbus
Tabor Lake Company
Carrollton
E. H. Pretty
James Borden
P. O. McCully
Wash Butler
J. W. Whitcraft
Franklin’ Food Products Company
Cleveland
Pio
Boe Horwitz
E. K. McPa ¥Lan
Coo
W. Frey
H. Nd
Word States Metal Fixture Company
Wires
Albert
Hippler
Whelan
Illiam T. Omara
Frederick Kling
Paul W
M. B. Realty Company
Cincinnati
Alex
James
Agee Meis
Elmer Kinker
Thomas J. Stewart
Summit Selling Company
Toledo
Te D. Sisson
Frederick D. Hegamaster
Floyd 8. Nichols
Donald Z. Hegamaster
Er R. Riopalle
Mieke
Marcel Wave Company
Joseph A
Nat. N. Weinstein
Howard Brophy
Rose Verderber
David J. Trophy
Ns Telephone Company
Rseties
Ibert H. Skinner
Gia Kinner
L. D
Hazel J
Mary A. Youn
Kibby
Ostheark Company
Lima
Wheat futures rise on milling buyout but fail to hold gains
Chicago grain market shows strong milling demand lifting wheat values for futures delivery at Minneapolis and Chicago. Prices closed unsettled with gains near a penny but profits eroded by broad selling. No. 2 red wheat traded around 1.71 to 1.75 while corn and oats posted mixed moves and feed prices varied.
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Chicago
Minneapolis
Aly al al Adaug
Dividends Declared by Major U S Companies
Union Pacific Railway pays quarterly 24% common and 2% semi annual preferred on Oct 1 for records Sept 1. Southern Pacific $1.50 quarterly due Oct 1 for records Aug 31. National Candy $3.50 semi annual on Sept 9 for Aug 18 records. Todd Shipyards $1 quarterly on Sept 21 for Sept 1 records. Oklahoma Gas and Electric quarterly per cent preferred due Sept 15 for Aug 31 records. Call Corporation $8 plus regular $1.75 first preferred due Oct 1 for Sept 15 records. Profit Sharing quarterly 15 cent common and 80c commission due Oct 1 for Sept 10 records. Continental Oil 25c quarterly due Sept 15 for Aug 15 records. Burroughs Adding Machine 75¢ common and $1.75 preferred due Sept 30 for Sept 15 records. American Rayon Products initial 50c due Aug 31 for Aug 15 records. Middle West Utilities quarterly $1.75 prior lien preferred due Sept 15 for Aug 31 records.
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New York World News Service
New York
Union Pacific Railway
Southern Pacific Railway
National Candy Company
Todd Shipyards Corporation
Yable
Burroughs Adding Machine Company
Middle West Utilities Company
Business activity holds Moderately Steady Across Sectors
R. G. Dun & Co weekly review notes moderate activity with a mid summer lull in seasonal lines. Shoe plants run at full capacity with six to eight week delivery, leather demand firmer, steel improving, coal recovering, and furniture and rubber goods sustaining schedules. Money remains easy with call loans near 4 to 6 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. G. Dun & Co
Repo
City Charter Committee Forms Campaign
The City Charter Committee forms a Campaign Committee to run the fall effort. John J. Emery of Emery Candle Co is named Finance Committee chairman and will depart Cincinnati for a month before naming members. The group plans a pre election budget to back nine endorsed Council candidates. Henry Bentley, City Charter Committee chairman, will return from California next week to finalize the setup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Charter Committee
John J. Emery
Emery Candle Company
Emery
Cincinnati
Council
Henry Bentley
California
Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland Condition and Dated Notices
The report lists gold reserves and total resources of the Cleveland Fed with figures for gold holdings, discounts, U.S. securities, and total assets. It also records liabilities including Federal Reserve notes, deposits, capital, and surplus. Additional notices cover dissolution of a Cincinnati partnership and parole recommendations for Ohio inmates Ruth Johnson Raney Hull and James Wiley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth
Federal Reserve
Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland
Federal Reserve Aeanne
U. Deore Ici
Federal Reserve Board
Rae Seca Tea
U. S
Nfber ‘Banks
Aeaeee Gorauniens
City of Cincinnati sewer project resolution for Lower River Road
The Cincinnati City Council on July 30 1925 passed a resolution to improve by sewering Lower River road from Anderson Ferry road to the Ohio River and nearby rights of way. The plan includes cost sharing by benefited properties with five annual installments and city bonds for the remainder. This notice confirms approval and public inspection of the plans on file.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lower River R
City of Cincinnati
State of Ohio
Lower River Road
Anderson Ferry Road
Fenimore Street
Ohio
City of
Cincinnati
Ohio River
Director of Public Service
Wer River
L&w
Robert Schmidt, JR
Fred Schneller
Geo
P. Carrel
Clerk of Council
Parole and Transportation Notices From Ohio Utilities and Prisons
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio receives an application for a certificate to operate a motor truck service linking Cincinnati Addyston North Bend Cleves and Miami Fort. Mamie Farritn, inmate, recommended for clemency parole hearing after September 17. Charles Weisy, prisoner, eligible for hearing on or after September 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Johnson
Ohio Reformatory For Women
Ohio Board of Clemency
Ruth Greene
Raney Hull
Ohio Penitentiary
Ohio Board of Clemenc
D. J. Bonzo
James Wiley
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
Cincinnati
Addyston
North Bend
Cleves
Miami Fort
Ohio
Wyandotte Building
Columbus
Mamie Farritn
Ohio Bee
Charles Weisy
D. Xs Bonzo
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Timothy
Market News Service
American Multigraph
Central Steel
Firestone Tire and Rubber
Iveland Railway
Glidden Company Tae T
Grasselli Chemical
Metro
Ohio Bell Tel No
Seevesereee
Ohio Raisi
Aesevenetdewrererens
Eaesaneetewens
Eerless T. & M
Richman Bros
Er Raisin Peper
Ereeee Sherwin-Williams
Stearns Motor
Trumbell Steel Peteerees
John A. Crone
Stadium Oe Inc
Thomas W
James J. Lawson
A. Soderblom
Frank Spellman
A. M. Boyer
Coal Fer and Gas Company
Middlepont
Charles H. Odenbaugh
Hn Mayer
Paigpeush
H. L. Carnn
Frank Jniversal Steam Gas Company
Columb
Harry C. Dunning
Earl Preston
A Thama
A. F. Wise
A. O. Neiderlander
Cincinnati and Baeneatoe Company
E. d Elmore Jacob
Ba ‘Pritehhlerohnson
Progressive Service
Lake
Bernard J Oresby
Frenk Dickey
Oliver
Hesbalt
Stanley E. Shupp
Chicago Grain
Dun’s Industrial Letter
Carmine Iacobucci
Pasquale Sciarra
Gaetano Sciarra
Iacobucci
Union Gas & Electric Co
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