Wheat and grain prices edge on mixed U.S. markets
Cincinnati reports reflect wet weather lift for exports but ample supplies and weak cash demand. Sept and Dec wheat drop 2 cents. corn and oats weaken, hay receipts rise. top grades scarce while demand remains steady. Other grains, flour, and feeds show varied declines and gains across No. 1 red winter, various corn, oats, rye, and hay categories. J. G. Scott, United Fruit Auction Sales representative, notes Monday's receipts and prices. August 24, 1925.
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Elbertas
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Minnesota
Red River Valley
Sandland District
Alabama
Hampers Triumphs
North Carolina
Virginia
Charleston’s Charleston Approved by Dance Teachers
Fifty delegates at the American Society of Teachers of Dancing convention adopted a modified Charleston at the Waldorf Astoria. They limit foot angles to 45 degrees and ban suggestive moves, aiming for smoother, safer steps while acknowledging youth’s influence on new dances. Louis H. Chalif notes American dancing may be more conservative than Paris.
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New York World News Service
New York
Charleston
American Society of Teachers of Dancing
Hotel Waldorf-Astoria
New England
Rose I. Byrne
Pickwick Club
Boston
Louis H. Chalif
America
Paris
California and imported fruit prices and dairy items listing
The listing covers multiple produce categories with car load prices for grapes plums pears lemons oranges and Valencia oranges. It also lists dairy poultry butter creamery products hides and other livestock items with unit prices and packaging terms. Total sales mention fourteen cars.
Cotton futures swing after government crop report
In New York on Aug 24 the cotton market showed nervous, irregular moves after the government crop report. December contracts fell from 28.69¢ to 23.44¢, then recovered to 23.87¢ before easing to 23.50¢, close 23.50¢, down from the prior day. The market finished very steady with declines of 10 to 15 points.
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New York
Minneapolis grain prices report August 24
Flour unchanged to 5 cher at 8.90 a 9 per barrel with shipments totaling 40 760 barrels. Bran priced 24 to 25. Wheat No 1 Northern 1.57 to 1.60 per bushel. September 1.57 to 1.57 4. December 1.57 4. May 1.61. Corn No 3 yellow 94 to 95 4. Oats No 8 white 34.6 to 36 percent. Flax No 1 2.53 to 2.54.
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Minneapolis
Cattle and hog market notes from Cincinnati and Midwest
Cincinnati market reports for August 24 1925 show cattle arrivals 3345 head with steady prices for light butcher stock and weakness in bulls and high Grade cows. Hogs declined with 5856 receipts and prices down for lights and heavies, while sheep and lambs remained quiet with mixed quotes. Paris area Chicago and Kansas City markets mirror mixed gains on fed steers and weaker hogs and lambs.
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Wvsesenrverene
Chicago
Seancey
Kansas City
Ohio Firms and Individuals Invest in Syracuse Deals
A string of partial listings shows multiple Ohio concerns and individuals investing sums from $500 to $50,000 with firms such as George Behm & Sons Co of Dayton and Silver & Goodman Co of Cleveland, as well as buyers like Ackerman and Klein, in a regional securities context.
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Columbus
George Behm & Sons Co
Dayton
Carl Behm
Henry L. Bérgel
Paul H. Blum
H. R. Cook
Nicholas P. Nelen
Southwestern Realty Company
Peter P. Schramek
Ackerman
Rhea Feldman
Pearl Martiman
Peter E. Klein
Ae Pen Company
Cieveland
Nellie J. Bashein
J. Osborn
E. P. Erich
Meldasters Export and Importa Hy ‘Company of America, Inc
Cleveland
Arvey Spilka
M. S. Roman
I. Hurt
F. W. Metzger
A. J. Walter
Dixie Finance Sus Securities Gean
Shawnee Township
Lima
Ydaker Ackerman
Karl L. Renz
Willis E
Dividends Declared by Several Companies
Dividends were declared by Bucyrus Company at 4 percent quarterly and 1.5 percent per year payable October 1 to stock of record September 19. Louisville Gas and Electric Company of Delaware issued an initial quarterly 4.3 percent payable September 26 to stock of record August 31. Fleischmann Company declared an extra 11 cents common and registered quarterly 1 dollar payable October 1 to stock of record September 15. National Public Utility Company declared a quarterly 4 percent Class A common payable September 15 to stock of record August 27.
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New York
Bucyrus Company
Louisville Gas and Electric Company of Delaware
Con Pocon B
Fleischmann Company
Extra
National Public Orien Oporation
Anglo French Debt Talks Open With No Immediate Settlement
London reports private talks between French Finance Minister Caillaux and British Chancellor Churchill show no chance of a final Anglo French debt settlement this week. Meetings will continue for two to three days as Britain seeks terms no worse than the United States accord, while American positions remain unknown.
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Joseph Caillaux
Winston Churchill
Caillaux
France
N. Y. World News Service
N. Y. World
Press Pub. Co
Cincinnati Bank Clearings News Summary
Cincinnati daily bank clearings reached 12 240 588 with Sat 10 465 869 and Mon last week 13 648 671. Rates held steady with call loans 4 to 4 percent, 5 to 6 percent on commercial loans, and 6 percent on ordinary discounts. Exchange floor activity showed 2262 shares traded today versus 2691 Saturday and 1680 Monday prior.
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Traci
Cincinnati Exchange
Amer
Mach
Hatfield-Reliance Com
Kroger Gro
Bak
Procter & Gamble Com
Pure Oil
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U. S. Shoe Com
Ohio Bell Tel
Cinti. Street Railway
Roll
Mill Com
Amer. Roll. Mill
Amer. Rill
Churngold
City Ice and Fuel
Cooper Com
Cooper Com. (New
Cooper Pref
Eagle-Picher Com
Formica Insulation
Gibson Art Com
Gibson Art Come
Ccscsee
Gruen Watch
Hatfield-Reliance
Kroger G
B. Pref. Ee
McLaren
Procter
Procter & Gamble
Wurlitzer
Cinti Gas
Elec
Cinti. Gas
Stocks Ex-Dividend Highlights Across Exchanges
Procter & Gamble 6 percent preferred and Monitor Furnace preferred go ex-dividend with payments in September and August. Fleischmann Company directors declare a $1 extra dividend plus regular $1 quarterly, payable October 1. record September 15. Coca Cola reports $8 million preferred retirement and $1.75 per share common dividend. Atlantic Gulf and West Indies lines approves recapitalization. common stock revised to no par value with 800,000 authorized shares and a one-for-three rights issue at $40 as prior holders of three shares gain one new share. General Railway Signal awarded automatic control equipment contract for Southern Railway from Morristown to Asheville.
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Monitor Furnace
Fleischmann Company
New York
Wen
Coca Cola Company
Atlanta
The
General Railway Signal Company
Southern Railway
Morristown
Tenn
Asheville
N. C
Atlantic Gulf and West Indies Steamship Lines
Traveling man arrested after pants show
In Dubuque Iowa on August 24 Ray McAllister of Casper was ordered to shed four of six pairs of pants and display other items including a cowboy hat holster lariat and slingshot. He carried nine cigarette brands and $12 in government stamps, and police will question him about the stamps before resuming his travels.
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New York World News Service
Dubuque
Ray McAllister
Casper
Boy 90th Victim Of Auto Mishaps In Ohio City
A seven year old, Raymond Dreher, son of William Dreher of 1706 Sycamore Street, died at General Hospital from injuries after an automobile overturned on Kellogg Avenue near Cincinnati Water Works. The incident marked the season's 90th automobile fatality and the sixth in six days. The Thiel family witnessed a second crash. Joseph Thiel Sr. and Jr. were involved, with Joseph Jr. sustaining a skull and collarbone fracture. A separate crash at Ninth and Cutter Streets injured Mrs. Carrie Newman and Mrs. Olive Woodruff, with a girl also hurt. Charles Hoffman was slightly injured at Garfield Place and Race Street, after being struck by a car driven by P. J. Kelly.
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William Dreher
Sycamore Street
General Hospital
Kellogg Avenue
Cincinnati Water Works
California
Ohio
Joseph ‘Thiél
Dowellee Thiel
Joseph Thiel
Thiel
Ninth
Cutter Streets
Carrie Newman
Salem Avenue
Olive Woodruff
Colerain Avenue
Schneider
Carl Woodruff
Ninth Street
Cutter Street
Hoffman
Garfield Place
Race Street
Marines Put in Brig After Guard Lapses at White House Yard
Swampscott Massachusetts August 24 Captain Adolphus Andrews ordered a Corporal and private of the Marine Corps detail guarding the summer White House confined aboard the Mayflower while he investigates guard duty neglect in the President's yard early this morning. Lieutenant Wright reported one Marine less alert and another guarding improperly. No sleeping-on-post charges were filed. Andrews will conduct a full inquiry and determine punishment if needed. Close friends of the President viewed the action as serious, noting the pick Marine detail and the duty’s importance to presidential protection.
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Swampscott
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Adolphus Andrews
Naval Aid
Marine Corps
White House
President's Yard
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Edgar Allen Poe
Andrews
Maud Crew Recalls Arctic Drift Happenings
Raald Amundsen’s schooner Maud crew in Nome recounts life from 1922 onward as the drift aimed toward the pole. They describe ice squeezes lifting the ship, a Curtiss biplane wreck, a crewman dying in the voyage, blasting powder used to free the vessel, and an Eskimo sailor who temporarily deserted returning after days of mushing.
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Raald Amundsen
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Jacobsen
Beck Named Chairman of Cincinnati District
Word received from Sabina Ohio states G W Beck of 1219 Corbett Street was appointed Chairman of the Cincinnati District by the Methodist Protestant Conference closing session. Other district appointees include C J Morton Mt Lookout C E Jeffers Fruithill Russell Murphy Manchester and C C Falkenstine Middletown.
Endowment offers chair of cinema studies to top schools
New York Aug 24 Robert T Kane president of Robert T Kane Productions offered a 5000 annual endowment for a university chair in motion picture learning. He named Yale Harvard Princeton UC Berkeley UPenn Wisconsin Chicago and Columbia and urged industry leaders to join in funding new cinema education. Kane would provide expert instructors monthly and allow students to study practical filmmaking creating a stronger professional pool.
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New York
Robert T. Kane
Olph Zukor
Marcus’ Loew
Metro- Meyer-Goldwyn
Joseph M. Schenck
Warner Bros
Richard A. Rowland
Lrst National
Pathopany
Property Leasehold Sells for 10000 at 929 Central Avenue
The leasehold at 929 Central Avenue sold yesterday for 10000 to H B Newberger. The four story brick building includes a store and sixteen rooms. sellers were Sael Harris and Lo Rosenbaum. Louis and Samuel Harris bought 630 West Eighth Street for 12000, a three and a half story brick building with seventeen furnished rooms used as a rooming house.
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Lo] Rosenbaum
Louis
Samuel Harris
A. M. Woodman
West Eighth Street
West End
Broker Philip Nathan Moves During Office Repairs
Philip Nathan a broker moves his office from Room 528 Provident Bank Building to Room 515 in the same building while repairs are made after a recent fire damaged his former office.
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Duplex sale at 3641 Burch avenue Hyde Park
Evelyn A. Carroll bought a brick two and a half story duplex with four rooms per unit for 14500 yesterday. Theodore Mayer & Bro. brokered the deal for Rev. Adolph Dengler and Miss Mary Veerkamp of Malvern Ohio.
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Evelyn A. Carroll
Theodore Mayer & Bro
Adolph Dengler
Mary Veerkamp
Malvern
O. Edward
Elsie Knott
Joseph G. Mathias
la Ruecourt
Westwood
H. R. Wegert
Bailly-Blanchard, U S Minister to Haiti, Dies in Montreal
Arthur Bailly-Blanchard, United States Minister to Haiti since 1914, was found dead in his Mt. Royal Hotel room in Montreal. He arrived August 19 and registered as from Rochester, New York, though his home was in New Orleans. Coroner stated death was from natural causes.
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Arthur Bailly-Blanchard
United States
Haiti
Mt. Royal Hotel
Bailly-Blanchard
Rochester
N. Y
New Orleans
Washington, D. C
Slapshots In Pittsburgh Travel Sparked Family Fracas
A woman alights at Union Station with four children and husband in tow. A lost purse prompts speculation on Travelers Checks and saving money. The Travel Department touts a policy of keeping depositors' business private while praising foresight in small savings.
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Union Station
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