Heavy Profit Taking in Wheat Markets Despite Government Price Talks
Cincinnati, December 10, 1925. Reports of Argentine crop deterioration and higher Liver pool prices were offset by heavy profit taking as Senate debate opened a bill by Senator Shipstead to fix export prices. Local market showed slim offerings, fair demand, and steady to higher quotes for wheat and other grains with mixed feeds, hay, and produce pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Liverpool
Senate
Senator Shipstead
Dividends Declared By Major Companies
New York World News Service lists dividends payable in December and January for Singer Manufacturing, Packard Motor Car, Midland Utilities, Cluett Peabody, Ohio River Edison, Standard Coupler, Magor Car, Pennsylvania Power and Light, Independent Pneumatic Tool, Chandler Motor Car, Cincinnati Northern Railroad, Southern Railway, Wheeler Condenser and Noismoining, Mobile and Ohio Railroad, Ohio Fuel, and additional notes on rate changes and stock records. Numerous 1 to 4 percent cash or preferred dividends are scheduled between December December and January 2025, with record dates spanning December 10 to January 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
New York
Singer Manufacturing Company
Packard Motor Car Company
Midland Utilities Company
Cluett, Peabody & Co., Inc
Independent Pneumatic Tool Company
Chandler Motor Car Company
Cincinnati Northern Railroad
Southern Railway
Wheeler Condenser and Noismoining Corporation
Servel Corporation
Mobile & Ohio Railroad
Ohio Fuel Corporation
Ohio Incorporations Grow With Cleveland Firms
Ohio incorporations list multiple Cleveland entities and others across the state with varied capitalizations from 500 to 50,000 dollars. Names include Ernest Abram and Samuel A. Levin for Oakland Park, William Ambler for Gulf Region Lumber, and J. S. Silber for The Lager Company among numerous officers and associates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Columbus
Oakland Park Alloatment Company
Cleveland
Ernest Abram
Phil. L. Abram
G. O. Anderson
Samuel A. Levin
Sol N. Cohen
Gulf Region’ Lumber Company
William Ambler
H. M. Terrell
F. D. Allyn
C. M. Lemmon
F. E. Hannen
Car Rubber Company
Bowling Green
Albert D. Wismar
Lawrence J. Johnson
A. E. Avery
Arch B. Conklin
E. J. Bowers
George’ J. Balzer, Inc
H. P. Stearns
P. J. Berry
A. B. Stearns
Ursula Smith
George H. Herkes
the Builders and Foundry
Sand Comany
Bedford
E. H. Donoh
William Huber
John A. Seibaid
Edward E. Huber
Ed. C. Seikel
The
National Granite Company
Frank Brickner
Lowell Barney
George Homer
A. J. Keefe
Cora Dojlinger
A & "Tetras, Inc
Akron
Cargo
Aaaph
Silabaugh
William Ray Wagon Co
Chienell
William M
Carr Elizabeth H. Ri - Ad Engineering Company
Alvo L.nee
Sumner Canary
Laura Lee B. Fienne
Florence Cather Green
Paul Wees, Inc
Paul Teas
Ashburton
Tripp
F. J. Hobson
Gladys Fiammaill
Abbie H. Teas
Midwest Securities, Inc
Youngstown
Soha
T. Herrington
Lynn
T. Lamer Jackson
David E. Jones
C. Eee
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Dieter Dany Een
Ies Cs L. Kl. Er
John P
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Tes Mpany
M. Msron E. Iron E Ullman
Jane Dean Bennett
New York Curb Exchange Official Transaction List
The New York curb market reports a wide range of industrial and utility stocks bonds with prices, highs, lows and closes including Aero Supply, Amalgamated Leather Am. B. Note, Central Steel, East River Mill and many others. Total stock sales 418700 shares and bond sales 1454000 dollars. Ex rights noted. Fourth reserve. Cleveland Fed Bank condition details follow.
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New York
New York Curb Exchange
Aero Supply B
A.G.S. Ry
E. New
Rayon Prod
S’power A
Burdines Inc
Stg. & Pe
Central Steel
Curtiss A. & M
Devoe&Ryds. B
Doehler D. Cast
Dunhill Internat
Duplex C.&r.vtce
Durant Motors
Duz Co. Inc
Vtc
East. R. Mill N
Eisenloter&Bros
el. Bd.&Sh. N
Elec
Elec. Investors
Elec. Ry. Sec
Engl. Pub. Ser
Dept.pd.pref
E. Tex. Elec
Fageol Met. Co
Nadie
Fitonct&riss
Gamewell Co
Garod Corp
Gen.Bak. Cor.a
Miecekesc
Mengle Co
Nizer Corp. B
Ohio
N.ont.p.,l.&tr
Ry. St. Sp. New
St. Maurice Pa
St. Regis Paper
Safety Cable Co
Safety Carp.&l
Uta
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Utd.Gas
Wes. Pow. Pref
W.&co. Pfd
T.C. N.Y
Oe Ae LS A.A.O. Nw. Cfs
Atl. Lebos Pref
Buckeye P. L
Eureka P. L
Asd.Gas&E.new
Atlas P.cmt. N
Borden Co. New
City R.R
Bu.Ad.Mch.pref
Entf. Pipe Corp
Do Wailin Cleveland Auto
Cons. Dairy Pr
Freishman Co
Fox Thea
Freshman Co
Glen Alden Coal
Goodyear T&r
Grimes R.&c
Hap. Cdy
Hazeltine Corp
Hires
Ce) Co
Hord & Hardart
Johns Manville
Kraft Cheeee
Leh. V.c.co
Lib.Ra.Ch
Mat. Pic. Cap
Mat. Pe. & Id
Pitts.l.eerie Ry
Pyrene Mfzg
Amm. N
Tr.l.d’lite
Mp. O. Indiana P. L At. Fruit Co
Blyn _ Shoe
Bridgeport Mch
Bucyrus Co
D.g.ale New
Chi.Nip.Mfg. A
Chrys. Cor. W.i
Comw. Po. New
Connor (Jt) Co
Conseas&ebl N
Ford Mo. Cana
Freed-Esse
R.C
Hollander&Son
Ind. Rayon A
Intercon
MtN.pte
Int. Utilities A
Kelvinator Corp
Land Co. Fl
Po. Corp.n.y
Purity Bak. Co
Rova Radio Stc
Roy. Bak
Servel _ Corp
Singer Mfg
Singer Mfg. Ltd
Sou. Cal. Edison
Spks.Wthn. Co
Std. Po.&it.Dei
Swift & Co
Jr)co
Magnolia
Nat. Transit
N. Y. Transit
Penn.Mex
Pra. O.&g
Neb
S. O
Grby
Euclid Oil
Gibson Oil
Gilli
Y.t.e
Gulf
C. Pa
Kirby Pet
Lion Oil
Panuco
Na.&a. L. Co
Deckinalaie
Foreign exchange rates report from New York day
Daily foreign exchange rates show European currencies with dollar bids and cable quotes. Currencies listed include Sterling France Italy Belgium Switzerland Germany Austria Greece Sweden Norway Denmark Spain Portugal Hungary Czecho Slovakia Poland Finland Romania Kenna Bulgaria Japan Hongkong Shanghai Calcutta and others with spot and cable figures.
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New York World News Service
New York
London
Sterling
France
Italy
Belgium
At & x
Switzerland
Holland
Germany
Austria
Greece
Sweden
Norway
Denmark
Spain
Portugal
Hungary
Czecho-Slovakia
Poland
Finland
Rumania
Kenna
Bea
Bulgaria
Japan
Hongkong
Shanghai
Calcutta
Argentina
Brazil
Uruguay
Chile
Epecie
Venezuela
Havana
Canada
Cattle and Sheep Market Report Colored by Mixed Prices
Kansas City cattle receipts total 4 500 with calves 800 and steady to higher bids on steers, yearlings scarce. Bulk heifers 5 50 to 7 75, butcher cows 4 50 to 7, better grades slaughter calves steady, choice veals 10 60, stockers slow. Sheep receipts 4 000 with lambs steady to 15 cents lower, top 15 0, yearling wethers 13 50, other lots 18 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Texas Company described as large independent oil firm
The Texas Company organized in 1902 with a 50 year charter builds a vast oil empire. It controls subsidiaries from pipelines to shipping and sulpher mining, owns or leases 1.39 million acres across several states and Latin America, runs 14 gasoline plants and 15 ocean terminals, and holds 164.45 million dollars in capital stock with annual dividends of 3 dollars a share.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Texas Company
South America
Freeport Texas Company
Texas
Louisiana
Oklahoma
Kansas
Arkansas
Colorado
Wyoming
Mexico
Venezuela
United States
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Severe selling dents Chicago grain values on Dec 10
Severe selling pressured grain prices with wheat near the bottom. December wheat fell to about 1.72 and May to 1.67 dollars, corn down around 0.04 to 0.06, oats off, with varying declines across provisions and related items.
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Chicago
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Elks Plan Christmas Celebration With Santa and Tree
E A F Porter announces near complete plans for Elks Christmas displays. Santa Claus and brownies will visit orphan asylums with a float. A forty foot Quebec cut tree will stand before the Elks Temple on Ninth and Elm. Charles E Cornette to dedicate on December 24 at 10 o clock with Judge Edward T Dixon as principal speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. Porter
Elks
Santa Claus
Orphan Asylums
Quebec
Elks’ Temple
Ninth and
Elm Streets
Charles E. Cornette
Cincinnati
Edward T. Dixon
Cattle and hog market reports from Cincinnati Chicago and Indianapolis
Cincinnati notes quiet cattle trade with steady cow prices and strong milkers. calves active with top prices near 14 dollars. Hog trading weak on weighty sections, sows at 9.50, packers' pigs around 11.50 to 11.75, receipts 3,818. Sheep steady with best lambs 16.50. Chicago shows uneven cattle gains to 10.50, hogs mixed with 10.70 to 12.25, sheep weaker with lambs near 17.25. Indianapolis hogs down to 11.75, cattle 8.50 to 9.50, calves 9 to 14. Sheep 4 to 7.50.
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Cincinnati
Prng
SOG
Chicago
Indianapolis
Money market rounds off with steady call and time loans
Call money in New York remains steady with a ruling rate at 5 percent and bids at 5 percent. Time loans hold steady with mixed collateral for sixty to ninety days at 4 1/2 to 5 percent and four to six months at 4 1/2 to 5 percent. Bar silver quoted at 69 3/4 cents, Mexican dollars at 58 1/2 cents. In London, bar silver stands at 32d per ounce with money at 8 1/2 percent and bills discounted around 4 3/4 to 11 16 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
London
Columbus Stocks: Cities Service Preferred 84 1/2
Market notes from Columbus on December 10 show Cities Service preferred stock at 84 1/2, with prices and minor fluctuations in the trading day summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Compan
Toys for Poor Children Sought by Committee
A Santa figure opened a toy headquarters at Fourth and Race to collect gifts for poor children. The Toy Committee runs daily hours 9 am to 4 pm at the former American Express space. Shoppers are urged to buy a toy for a poor child and receive a club acknowledgement. toys will be delivered later to recipients. Local groups including the Retail Merchants Association Boy Scouts Campfire Girls and Girl Scouts will assist. Scouts repair toys and girls dress dolls.
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Santa Claus
Fourth and
Race Streets
American Express Company
Christmas Toy Club
Retail Merchants’ Association
Boy Scouts
Campfire Girls
Girl Scouts
Local Financial Report From Cincinnati Markets
Bank clearings for the day totaled 11 713 725 with loans and discounts at 6 percent. Money remained abundant and demand strong as reserves grew for sudden needs. Stock Exchange sales included 1 488 shares with numerous items listed, reflecting active trading and fluctuating prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
McLaren Consolidated Cone Stock Admitted to Cincinnati Exchange
The Cincinnati Stock Exchange admitted Class A stock of the McLaren Consolidated Cone Corporation to its trading list. Incorporated in Delaware July 29, the firm consolidates McLaren Products Dayton and several wafer cone companies. Authorized 350 000 Class A shares, 219 750 outstanding. 50 000 Class B shares, 46 000 outstanding. Office in Dayton. transfer agents Provident Savings Bank, registrar Union Trust Cincinnati. Dayton office for Class B. Officers include Walter McLaren President and Max Goldberg Treasurer with directors Cohen Duberstein Duberstein Talbott Smith Kriedler Johnston.
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Cincinnati Stock Exchange
McLaren Consolidated Cone Corporation
Delaware
McLaren Products Company
Dayton
Consolidated Wafer Company
Brooklyn
N. Y
Consolidatedafer Company
Dallas
Texas
Consolidated Wafer Comny
Chicago
Pacific Coast Cone Couny
Portland
Ore
Turnbull Cone Company of Chattanooga
Tenn
Provident Savings Bank and Trust Company
Registrar
Registrar, and Union Trust Company
Cincinnati
Walter McLaren
Samuel Madres
Max Goldberg
Henry J. Savage
Abraham Cohen
Julius Duberstein
Barnett Duberstein
N. S. Talbott
Murray Smith
Urban A. Kriedler
George W. Johnston
Southern Railway declares dividend for 1926
Southern Railway stock was set at a 7 percent annual rate yesterday with a $1.75 per share dividend payable February 1, 1926, to stock on record. January 9. Rumor from Cincinnati brokers suggests Pure Oil Company directors may raise the dividend and push the common stock to 32.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Railway
Cincinnati
Pure Oil Company
Expansion at Alfred Hills and Company Offices
The second floor of the Traction Building was enlarged, doubling floor space and consolidating the bookkeeping and sales departments. No change was announced in the New York Federal Reserve Bank rediscount rate, which remains at 3 1/4 percent since February 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Hills and Company
Traction
New York Federal Reserve Bank
Simmons Company Declares Extra Dividend On Common Stock
The Simmons Company announced an extra dividend on its 1,000,000 shares of common stock. The extra dividend is payable January 10 to stockholders of record December 21. The regular quarterly dividend of 50 cents was declared on December 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simmons Company
Ivide Oe
Paygole
Dividends Lift Central Income. Bank Director Elected
Extra or increased dividends by New York Central affiliated companies boost Central’s income by about $2,000,000 or 50c per share on $387,000,000 stock. Michigan Central’s 7% on NY Central holdings brings $1,332,500. Mohawk Valley extra 20c on 511,439 shares yields $102,706. Big Four raises add $214,705. Amos L. Beaty named director of Chase National Bank to fill vacancy. Cincinnati, New Orleans and Texas Pacific Railway reports special stockholders meeting to consider doubling authorized capital to $12,000,000, with 60,000 additional shares. Books closed from Nov 28. meeting Dec 30 in Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
American Ge Mach
American Bell
American Roll
Mill
Churngold Oo
Cincinnati Gas & Elec
Cincinnati Gas & Llec
Cincinnati Street Railway
City Ice and Fuel
Douglas
Eagle-Picher
First National Bank
Formica Insulation
French Bros. & Bauer
Indepos
Gibson Art
Gruen Watch
Cccs
Hatfield Reliance
Kroger Groc
Bak
Little Miami Gid
McLaren Cone
Procter & Gamble
Pure Oil
U. S. Print & Litho
Mfried Lule
Adudabetodaeees
Whitaker Paper
Canada
London
Paris
Greece
Belgium
Ochizeckac
Emnmark
Ciseceoescusi
Germany
Reichsmarks de
India
China
Hongkong
BOM” Roorm Siiccs
BOA I and
Sinciscos Dbbbesjokn
Sonate Cena
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Wcesseaccos
Wcesseaccos Pelnochabuissacaduos
Tuissibe
Uruguay
Dstas Cable Eens Cdueto Nonacie
Ccinas Cshacsce Des Écodions
Liberty
Ask
Ciicc
U. S. Treas
Bosthillaisdeonerdonceckapkgientetans
New York
Soday
Bankers
New York Central
Central
Michigan Central
Mohawk Valley
the Central
No Pal
Big Four
Amos L. Beaty
The
Texas Company
Chase National Bank of New York
Andrew Fletcher
American Locomotive Company
Cincinnati, New Orleans and
Texas Pacific Railway Company
Cincinnati
Ohio
East Fourth Street
Auch
Dividends Declared by Mobile and Railroad Company
Dividends are payable to stockholders of record December sixteenth with payment scheduled for December thirtieth. The declaration was announced yesterday by the Mobile and Railroad Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile & Railroad Company
Armstrong Cork declares extra stock dividend and regular cash payout
Armstrong Cork Company joined others in declaring an extra 5 percent stock dividend on common stock and a regular quarterly cash dividend of 1 percent on common and 1 percent on preferred. Dividends are payable January 2 to holders of record December 17. Penick & Ford declared a 1.75 dollar dividend on accumulated preferred dividends and a 1.75 dollar quarterly preferred dividend, payable January 1 to holders of record December 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armstrong Cork Company
Bank of Europe Declares 4 and 3 Percent Stock Dividends
The Bank of Europe declares a 4 percent extra dividend and a 3 percent regular quarterly payment on stock with the record date set for December 10.
Gossard declares quarterly dividends and treasury stock sale
Directors of the H. W. Gossard Company yesterday declared three monthly dividends of 88 13 cents each covering the first quarter of 1926. The company has authorized the sale of 25 000 shares of treasury common stock to present holders at 30 dollars a share on the basis of one new share for each three now held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Gossard Company
Treasury Common
Stock Exchange seats sold under record figure
Two seats on the New York Stock Exchange changed hands yesterday for under the record $152,000. The deceased Robert D. Wrenn's membership sold to Edward Pierce for $147,500 and Ernest Groesbeck's membership sold to Royal W. Hersh for $147,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Stock Exchange
Robert D. Wrenn
Edward Pierce
Ernest Groesbeck
Royal W. Hersh
Oil Pipe Line sale prompts note retirement plans
Following the sale of 50 percent of Pure Oil Pipe Line to Prairie Pipe Line effective December 15, financial circles expect an announcement soon on retiring $6,600,000 in notes due February 1 and August 1 in $3,000,000 lots. Spare Oil reports earnings this year ahead of last year’s $2.84 per share.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pure Oil Pipe Line Company
Prairie Pipe Line Company
Chicago Stocks Report Ex-Dividend Prices
Armour preferred ex dividend 0.91 Balaban and Katz 68 Midwest Utilities 1154 Real Silk 58 Swift Co ex dividend 1 14 Swift International 26 Union Carbide 78 United States Gypsum 165 United Light and Power A 14944 Wahl 9 14
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Armour
Balaban & Katz
Middlewest Utilities
Real Silk
Swift & Co
Swift International
Union Carbide
United States Gypsum
United Light and Power
Wahl
Grain prices when supplies shift in Minneapolis market
Minneapolis market report notes flour shipments at 34 985 barrels and bran at 26 50. Wheat values show No 1 Northern at 1 66 to 1 67 with December 1 6454 and May 1 62. Corn No 8 yellow 79 to 88 cents. Oats No 3 white 37 5 to 38 6 cents. Flax No 1 2 60 to 2 63.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Minneapolis
Fleischmann Company Amends Articles of Incorporation
Notice records a November 10 1925 stockholders meeting in Cincinnati Ohio where amendments to The Fleischmann Company Certificate of Reorganization were approved. The changes authorize 4 530 000 total shares with 4 500 000 common and 30 000 preferred at $100 par and add a new Sixth A paragraph detailing exchange of 1 500 000 old shares for 4 500 000 new shares at three for one. Publication to satisfy legal filing and activation by December 17 1925 is noted, signed by Hugo A Oswald secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fleischmann Company
Plum Street
Cincinnati
Ohio
Sirtel
Secretary of State
Hugo A. Oswald
Special stockholders meeting on December 15 to approve merger
Cincinnati Ohio December 3 1925 notice of a special meeting of the stockholders of The Icy-Hot Bottle Company to be held December 15 1925 at 1320 Union Trust Building for considering adopting or rejecting an agreement with The American Thermos Bottle Company consolidating assets in exchange for shares. Signed by secretary Oliver S. Larkey and attorneys Dinsmore Shohl Sawyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ohio
Union Trust Building
American Thermos Bottle Company
State of
Maryland
Icy-Hot Bottle Company
Oliver
Larkey
Dinsmore
Shohl & Sawyer
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United States Bureau of Agricultural Economics
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