Wheat prices steady as markets hold despite Argentina doubt
Cincinnati December 14 1925 Wheat prices held steady amid weaker sentiment from Argentina and lower Liverpool prices. Cash market eased while mills waited for a clear trend. No. 2 red winter quoted 1.82 to 1.84, receipts light. corn and oats mixed with steady to lower quotes and gains in hay demand. Michigan and Idaho grains listed with wide price ranges and robust farm market activity.
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Cincinnati
Liverpool
Timoth
Timothy
Asia
Kansas
United States Bureau of Agricultural Economics
New York
Baldwins
Rhode Island
Pennsylvania
Maine
West Virginia
New Yor
Yorks
Jonathans
Romes
Louisiana
California
Michigan
New York-Michigan
Massachusetts
New Jersey
Express
Florida
Market
Kentucky
Arizona
Idaho
Ohio
Indiana
United States
Minnesota
North Dakota
Red River
Ohios
Michigan-Wisconsin
Montana
Virginia
Bloomsdale
Texas
Savoy Type
Mississippi
Tennessee
Alabama
Canada
Laurel New Jersey
Delaware
Vermont
Washington
Wisconsin
Smilax
W. F. Cox
Bell System declares 2.25 dividend for AT&T stock
The regular quarterly dividend of 2.25 per share will be paid on January 15, 1926 to stockholders of record at the close of business December 19, 1925. H Blair-Smith, Treasurer.
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H. Blair-Smith
New York curb market rounds out varied stock lists
The New York curb market shows broad trading with Abra. Straus and many issues posting fractional gains or losses. Persistent shifts in prices across utilities, oils, mining, and industrials reflect mixed sentiment as large blocks change hands.
Cattle and Hogs Mixed Results Across Markets
Receipts. cattle 2,524 with 340 holdovers. hogs 4,525 with 1,434 direct to packers. Beef steers weak to steady with lower bids. butcher heifers and cows softer. calves strong to 18.50. Hog demand limited. weights 250 pounds and up discounted. sows steady to lower. Sheep and lambs steady to lower with fat lambs top around 16.00. Markets in Cincinnati and other centers show uneven movement and price shifts.
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Cincinnati
Aesco
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Oklahomas
Chicago
Pierce Arrow Motor Company 1925 financials and production gains
The Pierce-Arrow group, controlling Puget Motors and related subsidiaries, reports Buffalo factories producing cars for both passenger and truck markets. 1925 nine month net income equals $8.76 per preferred share with 8 percent dividends, and bus production rises sharply. 1925 tax refund about $500,000 boosts finances.
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Pierce-Arrow Motor Company
Puget Motors
Pierce-Arrow Finance Corporation
Pierce-Arrow Truck Sales Corporation
Great Lakes Motor Company
Buffalo
The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Chicago Butter Prices Slip as Market Tone Stands Nervous
In Chicago on December 14 top grade butter prices fell 12 cents with a steady overall tone but a nervous, unsettled undertone. Fresh 92 score butter quoted 46 cents and centralized 90 score at 44 4 cents.
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Chicago
Bank Clearings and Trades Tangled in Cincinnati Market
Cincinnati reports day’s bank clearings at 13.58 million with tighter funds ahead of Tuesday demand. Stock exchange notes show trading in Kroger brands and Procter & Gamble, with various preferreds and debentures listed amid foreign exchange quotes and Liberty Bond sales data.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Ate Res Rey New Pref
Cece
Spe
Gas and Electric
Street Ry
Hatfield Reliance
Kroger Gro
Kroger As
Ped
Paragon Refining
Procter & Gambile
Procter & Gamble
Richardson
Standard Drug Prodt
Western
Wurlitzer
Canada
Geller
London
Paris
Frances
Riccid
Knowsapa
Gréece
Scie de TaNick Lodidandiasiiael
Belgium
Isc Uieconinecel
Czecho-Slovakia
Denmark
Germany
Moore Ae Ah
Switzerland
Liberty
U.S. Treas
New York City
Ask
Ohio incorporations list from Columbus December issue
Ohio notices list bank and company incorporations across cities including Smithville Youngstown Cleveland Canton Akron Tippecanoe. Entries name the new entities stock values and organizers such as Wesley Zaugg Edward Ludt Henry Bowman Harry Smith James Coventry and others with figures ranging from 10 000 to 500 000 dollars.
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Columbus
Smithville
Farmers and Merchants Bank of
Wesley Zaugg
Elmer Burkholder
Frank B. Hartzler
Harvey S. Rutt
Christian S. Eby
Youngstown
United States Finace Company
Edward J. Ludt
Joseph Hubert
Russell Walls
Mark M. Gunlefinger
B. F. Wirt
Cleveland
Playhouse Care
Frank
Ith Monaco
Carl Daniel
Martha Palmer
Marie Peters
Canton
Canton Ventilator Works, Inc
Henry J. Bowman
Madge Radtke
Olive M. Bowman
John R
Elizabeth Grobler
Akron
The
Rubber Recovery Company
Ross M
Eric H. Trump
Fred G. Alderfer, Jr
Lewis A. Seikel
Frank B. Bu
James G. Coventry
Lewis R. Meldrum
David F. Akers
Frederick M. Hogue
Ralph E. Cecil
Armour leads with 91 market share amid Chicago trading
Armour shows 91 percent in Chicago trading as Balaban & Katz at 71, Middle West Utilities 115, Real Silk 58, Swift & Co 114, Swift International 2514, Union Carbide 7914, United States Gypsum 165, United Light and Power A 147, Wahl 95 percent.
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New York
Urakwea Exchange
Abra
Straus
Bliss
E.W.) Co
Borden Co
New
Br.-Am
Brkn
City R.R
Ise Brown
W. Tob
Bacyrus Co
Burdines Inc
Can. D.g.alen
Con le Go
Biseks
Central Steel
ConsGas& 1
Baka
Icca Bhinoes
Betet.uescu
Tob. Inc
Curtiss A. & M
USA
Curtiss Ats. Cor
Dixon Crucible
Elec
Hires
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Hollander& Son
Ind. Rayon. A
Insur. Co.n. A
Intercon
Int. Utilities A
Lib.o.sh. Glass
Lib.Ra.Ch
Mar. W. London
Mass. Gas Co
Mid. West Util
Niles B.P. Wee
Es Aesis Cidgivanaee
M.tr
Radi
R’backer Mo Co
Reva Radio Stc
Roy. Bak, Pow
St. Regis Paper
Safety Cable Co
Swift Internat
Tampa el. Co
Thatcher Mfg
Thermine Ra
Vtec
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Durant Motors
Fageol Met. Co
Frank. Mfg. Co
Goodyear T.&r
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Land Co. Fla
M.co.n.j
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StutzMo
Car Ami
Trumbell Steel
UN. Ca
Ala
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Am. Co
Nenseesse
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Engl. Pub. Ser
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Freed-Esse
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Freshman Co
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Grennan Bak
Grimes R.&c
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N. States
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Cal Edison
Dairies A
Truscon Steel
Tbz.a.silk Bells
US. D. FP
Schiaadesies
Cleveland Auto
Duplex C.&r.ytc
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Glen Alden Coal
Hap. Cdy
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Hazeltine Corp
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Nat. Po. & St
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Wil. & Co
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Zellerb. Corp
Standard Oils
A.A.O. Nw
Anglo Am
Buckeye P. L
Cheseb. Mfg
Eureka P. L
Dow
Mlinois P. L
Imp
Magnolia Pet
Northern P. L
Penn.Mex
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Marac
Ark
Nat. Gas
Darba Lassie
Eucenita
Gibson Oil
Chicago
Armour
Balaban & Katz
Middle West Utilities
Real Silk
Swift & Co
Swift International
Union Carbide
United States Gypsum
United Light and Power A
Wahl
Ex dividends listed for January payments at Cincinnati exchange
Financial notes from the Cincinnati Stock Exchange show Cincinnati Gas and Electric sold ex dividend yesterday at 1.25 dollars per share payable January 1. Ex dividends today include American Rolling Mill, Fleischmann, Formica Insulation, Johnston Paint, Kroger Grocery and Baking now preferred, Richardson, and Cincinnati Street.
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SECUR
Eigcat Casseconds
American Rolling Mill
Come
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Carey Philip
Ak American Seeding Mach
Ee Cent
Cincinnati Union Stockyards
Cincinnati
Suburban
Ti Gas
Elec
Cincinnati Gas Transportation
City Ice
Ccc
Col. Ry
Cooper Coro
Dalton
Mach
Douglass
John
Seksiciais
Pat
First National
French Bros.-Bauer _4
Gibson Bape
Kemper-Thomas
Besesecee Kodel Radio “A
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Kroger Grocery and Baking
Lincoln National
Wees
McLaren Cons
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Ohio Bell Telephone
Ohio Traction
Gamble
Richardson
Standard Drug Products
United States
BO Ieres
de Pref
Western Paper Goods
Whitaker Paper
Wurlitzer
Cincinnati Gas and Electric
American
Mi!l
Fleischmann
Formica
Johnston Paint
Cincinnati Street Aia
United States Shoe Company reports half year results
The United States Shoe Company filed with the Cincinnati Stock Exchange its half year report ending October. Current assets total 2,016,529.46, up from 1,835,973.41, with inventories at 771,207.63. Liabilities total 1,137,129.41, notes payable 830,000, and treasury stock 4,502,966.06, compared with prior year figures, yielding a net increase of 150,422.26.
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United States Shoe Company
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Treasury Stock
Stockholders Meet of American Liability Co Set for January 19
Stockholders of the American Liability pany receive notice of the annual meeting to be held at the home office in the Citizens National Bank Building on Tuesday January 19 at 10 30 a m.
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American Liability Pany
Citizens National Bank
Record Price Set For New York Curb Memberships
A new high price for New York Curb Market memberships was established when Anthony J. Ferris seat sold to Chester B. Freeman for 37500 dollars, surpassing the prior record of 35000 dollars. Early this year curb seats traded under 10000 dollars, now rising with NYSE memberships.
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New York
Anthony J. Ferris
Chester B. Freeman
Curb Exchange
New York Stock Exchange
Land Bank Bonds Sell Fast in Major Issue
An offering of 35 million Federal Land Bank 4 percent bonds was quickly sold yesterday with subscription books closed fifteen minutes after opening. The issue marked the largest flotations of the period, totaling 64 million across issues.
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Federal Land Bank
Land Bank
Lawyers' Title and Guaranty approves stock increase to ten million
Stockholders yesterday approved raising capital from eight million to ten million. Stockholders of record December 22 will be entitled to subscribe for one new share for every four shares held at two hundred dollars per share.
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Lawyers’ Title and Guaranty Company
Bank stockholders to vote on capital increase plan
Hamilton National Bank of New York stockholders meet January 12 to ratify boosting capital from 1 million to 1.5 million. Proposal: issue 5,000 new shares at 170 dollars with rights to current holders at one new for every two held. Market value now about 215 to 225 dollars per share.
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Hamilton National Bank of New York
Northern Securities declares extra dividend with regular payment
Directors of the Northern Securities Company announce an extra 2 percent dividend in addition to the regular 4 percent semi annual payment on capital stock. Both dividends are due January 11 to holders of record December.
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Northern Securities Company
Directors Meet Amid Dividend and Debt Talks at Allied
Stockholders await December 29 directors meeting as Allied Chemical and Dye Corp. Eyes 1925 earnings of 9 dollars per share. Analysts expect a higher dividend may be delayed to retire the companys 39.2829 million dollar preferred stock early.
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Allied Chemical and Dye Corporation
Railroad Firms Order Automatic Train Control Installations
The General Railway Signal Company receives orders to install automatic train control equipment on a Baltimore & Ohio division between Baltimore and Washington and on a Delaware and Hudson division between Whitehall and Rouse's Point New York. These are the first divisional installations under Interstate Commerce Commission requirements.
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The
General Railway Signal Company
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Baltimore
Washington
Delaware & Hudson
Whitehall
Rouse’s Point
N. Y
Interstate Commerce Commission
H. O. Stone & Co declares stock dividend and cash payout
H O Stone & Co a Chicago real estate and investment bond house declares a 10 percent stock dividend along with quarterly cash dividends of 75 cents on common stock and 1.75 on preferred stock payable January 2 to stock of record December 15. The company has 1 million of 7 percent preferred stock outstanding and 30 000 shares of common with 50 000 authorized.
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H. O. Stone & Co
Chicago
Vine Street Cable Loan Company Hosts Lindemann Birthday Dinner
Officers and directors of the Vine Street Cable Loan and Building Company attended a dinner at the Business Men's Club in honor of E. A. Lindemann who marked his fiftieth birthday. Attendees included L. F. Reinhold Dan Pohlar Chris Schwecke Robert Geldreich Charles H. Moeller Nelson J. Diers Otto H. Walke Harry C. Moeller Louis Roth Albert J. Winkelmann and W. B. Fortlage.
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Vine Street Cable Loan and Building Company
Business Men’s Club
E. A. Lindemann
L. F. Reinhold
Dan Pohlar
Chris Schwecke
Robert Geldreich
Charles H. Moeller
Nelson J. Diers
Otto H. Walke
Harry C. Moeller
Louis Roth
Albert J. Winkelmann
W. B. Fortlage
Wheat prices drift lower on weaker foreign markets
Chicago December wheat fell modestly as weak foreign demand and lower Winnipeg values pressured trading. Cash quotes showed No 2 hard wheat around 1.67 and 1.63 for the May contract, with corn and oats also down and pork products mixed amid varied futures and cash figures.
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Chicago
United States
Picibahsia
Dalieesah i
S. Puoacaas Bee Ghetegeag
Acspeiks
Crude Oil Runs Report From Oil City Note
Credit balances $3.55, runs $6,327 barrels, average runs 42,242 barrels. Shipments 111,751 barrels, average shipments 60,011 barrels. This Oil City report notes daily oil activity values and output figures for December 14.
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Oil City
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