Wheat and grain markets slip as May delivery ends
Cincinnati May 31 1927 erratic trading ends May delivery with near 6 percent drop from previous close futures ease and mixed cash demand. Weather heavy rains across Ohio Indiana and dry Southwest support grains while local buyers replenish supplies. Reports cover corn oats hay and a wide range of produce with prices for eggs poultry butter and vegetables listed by market and regional quotes.
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Cincinnati
Winnipeg
Ohio
Indiana
Southwest
Seaboard
Cattle and hog market report from Cincinnati May 81 1927
Cattle prices steady amid small receipts and quiet trade. Slaughter steers scarce. calves light. beef cows and bulls mixed with declines. Hogs steady with moderate demand. top around 11 dollars for veals. sheep market slow with spring lambs 13.50 to 16.50. Local financials show May bank clearings and stock exchange activity.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Stock Exchange
Amer
Buckeye Incubator
Buckeye
Burger Bros. .O
Ccc
Cincinnati Gas
Elec
Coca-Cola Bottling A
Eagle-Picher
Johnston Paint
Kodel Radio A
Kodel Radio A c
Kroger Grocery and
Kroger Grocery
Procter & Gamble
American Laundry Mchy
American Rolling Mill
American Thermos Bot
Churngold
Cincinnati Gas and Elec
Col. Ry
Ceeeees
Cscs DL
Kodel Radio Aww
Procter& Gamble
Procter & Gambble
Iacostrali
Belgium
Bulgaria
Canada
China
Denmark
Germany
Reichsmarks
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Spain
Switzer
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Syria
Argent
Brazil
Chile
Peru
Liberty
Paragon Refining
Aoe
American Laundry Melody
Liberty First
Liberty Second
British Banquet Hails Lindbergh Hero of Flight
Capt. Lindbergh was toasted at a Royal Aero Club dinner in London attended by Sir Hugh Trenchard and Lord Thomson. Speakers praised the trans Atlantic feat as a milestone for peaceful aviation while Lindbergh shared flight memories and described a mirage-like vision near Ireland.
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England
Alan Cobham
Australia
Arthur Whitten Brown
Keith Smith
F. C. Broome
South Africa
Hugh Trenchard
Lindbergh
Royal Air Force
Lindy
Royal Aero Club
Royal Aeronautical Society
Air League of the British Empire
The
Society of British Aircraft Constructors
Lord Thomson
Air
MacDonald
Philip Sassoon
Frederick A. Sterling
Legation
Ambassador Houghton
Capt. Lindbergh
Rail market mixed as April reports show varied gains and losses
Gibson Gradison notes mixed April results across 43 roads with total gross $243.5 million versus $244.2 million a year earlier. Some lines, including Atchison, Rocky Mountain and B and O, lead, while Missouri Pacific and Texas Pacific suffer flood impacts.
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Gibson & Gradison
Pocahontas
Southwestern
Mississippi
Atchison, Rocky Island
Baltimore
Ohio
Ke & Ud
Missouri Pacific
Texas Pacific
Chicago & Northwestern
Erie
New Haven
Pennsylvania
Norfolk & Western
Loree
Wabash
Baltimore & Ohio
New York Central
Kansas City Southern
St. Louis Southwestern
Interstate Commerce Commission
Katy
Maryland
Minneapolis Grain Prices Report May 31
In Minneapolis flour futures rise 15 cents to 8.60 8.70 per barrel with 46 192 shipments. Bran 28.50 29. Wheat prices list No 1 Northern 1.48 to 1.513 May 1.45 July 1.48 September 1.46. Corn No 8 yellow 97 to 98. Oats No 3 white 50 4 to 51 4. Inex No 1 2.29 14 to 2.38 44.
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Ec Cincinnati
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J. A. Fay
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Renee Eerenses
Amer
Weeeeseeesees
Thermos
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Baldwin Co
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Ieeeeweserees
Buckeye Incubator
Burger Bros
Anew
Eeenseeseeeseaseeeae
Gas & Electric
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Transportation
N. As & Traction
Seepeeeaesere
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Penensenee
Teleereae
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Cooper Corp
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Douglass
John
Eagle-Picher
Jaeger Machine
Kemper-Thomas Sees
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Pearl Market Son Eee Ee Eee
Seeses Eesesenesesees
Sateen Eceennrorsrere
Aeee
Richardson Poco
SLAY
U.S
Hitaker Paper
Besse Wurlitzer
Minneapolis
Live Stock Prices and Receipts Across Chicago and Indianapolis Markets
Chicago and Indianapolis market notes show cattle and hog receipts with varied price moves. Fed steers to 13.60, hogs mostly 9.30 to 9.75, spring lambs up to 16.50, cows weaker to steady, and regional demand mixed with holdovers and weigh allocations.
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Georgia
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Alabama
United States
United
Michigan
Wisconsin
Tennessee Express
Tennessee- Kentucky
Mississippi
Tennessee
Nancy Halls
Tom Watsons
W. H. Mosier
Flyer's lack of title bars Lindbergh from throne claim
Paris May 31. Marshal Liadetay says Lindbergh’s popularity would crown him king of France if he bore the Duc de Guise title. He adds that if Lindbergh had done as the Duc did, he could be king tomorrow.
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Flyer
France
Paris
Capt
Lindbergh
Duc de ‘Guise
Marshal Liautey
Morocco
Officials Urge Cincinnati Youths to Attend Training Camp
Mayor Season good and Col. Sherrill urge Cincinnati youths 17 and over to enroll in Citizens' Military Training Camps. With 126 of 150 slots filled, they call for 24 more recruits to meet the quota. Enrollment ends soon at Room 416, Federal Building, promising citizenship training and character development.
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Seasongood
Col
Sherrill
Daily Press
Hamilton County
Ohio
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Reserve Corps
National Guard
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Navy
Marine Corps
Federal Building
Sentencing Delayed in Federal Rum Case
Piperne O. May 3 ten Constables W J Sidwell and drivers convicted on federal liquor charges had sentencing postponed by Judge Benson W Hough in Federal Court until July 5. John Friend, proprietor, was sentenced to a year and a day in Atlanta and fined 2000. His wife Mary received six months in Miami County Jail and 1000 fine. William Rumer Justice of the Peace got one day in county jail on a conspiracy charge. Constable Walter Beachler drew four months in Miami County Jail on a similar charge.
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Walter Beachler
Miami County
Civil War Veteran W A Tyler Marries 70-Year-Old Widow
Quincy Illinois May 31 Capt W A Tyler 99 a near sole survivor of the fort Sumter fall 1861 wed Mrs Martha Jellison 70 at the Illinois Soldiers Home Monday in a ceremony before a crowd of 800 Chaplain G W Quvyndy officiated State Senator Earl B Search paid tribute to the gallantry of the veteran who once led Arlington Cemetery and remains in good health and alert mentally
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W. A. Tyler
Ft. Sumter
Martha Jellison
Illinois Soldiers
G. W
Earl B. Search
Tyler
Arlington Cemetery
Ambassador Houghton Sails for New York on Leviathan
Alanson B. Houghton American Ambassador to the Court of St James sailed from Southampton aboard the Leviathan for New York. He plans to return to his post by July 4.
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U. S
Southampton
England
Alanson B. Houghton
Court of St. James
New York
Chicago Butter Prices Edge Higher as Receivers Hold Stocks
Butter markets in Chicago remained near steady as receivers hold stocks above buyer expectations. Trade was quiet with cautious buyers assessing quality. Centralized car market showed abundant 89 to 90 score cars, while bids lingered below interest. Fresh butter at 92 score 42c, 91 score 41c, 90 score 40c, 89 score 39c, 88 score 38c, 87 score 37c. Centralized bids 90 score 4c, 89 score 39 1/2c, 88 score 37 1/2c.
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Chicago
Nation to Honor Lindbergh at the White House
President Coolidge expects Capt. Lindbergh to arrive in Washington aboard the cruiser Memphis for a formal White House reception and presentation of the Distinguished Flying Cross. The Navy plans a possible promotion in the Air Corps Reserve, with Lindbergh’s wishes guiding the final decision.
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Secretary of the Navy
Capt. Lindbergh
Memphis
Washington
Trenton
Potomac River
Burrage
Detroit
Lindbergh
White House
Capt
Air Corps Reserve
Missouri National Guard
National Guard
Air Corps
New York Figures Likely Lindbergh Reception Plans
New York considers a colossal May jubilation for Charles A. Lindbergh and his Spirit of St. Louis as rumors swirl that he may skip a Washington visit to meet President Coolidge before June 13. The city readies a vast parade and golden welcome amid widespread optimism and anxious headlines.
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New York World News Service
New York
Washington
Charles A. Lindbergh
St. Louis
President Coolidge
Capital
Black Hills
City Officials Invite Lindbergh to Visit Cincinnati
Cincinnati leaders led by Mayor Seasongood invite Capt. Charles Lindbergh to visit the city. A movement to host him quickly has begun after sending a letter from Major Seasongood. Col. Simon Ross of the 147th Infantry also urged a visit.
Negress Eligible for D A R Passes Away in Kentucky
Lis ie Shelton 65, described as the only North American Black eligible for Daughters of the American Revolution, died in Lexington. Though never a member, her eligibility traced to great grandfather Capt. Jack Hart who aided in Indian warfare and carried firearms by Kentucky law. Shelton served wealthy Hart and Giles families and lived in Washington Minneapolis and St Paul during her life. Hart was born in Virginia and buried near Boonesboro Fort.
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Lexington
Liszie Shelton
Daughters of the American Revolution
Daughters
Jack” Hart
Nathaniel Hart
Kentucky
Lizzie Shelton
Gibson
Washington
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Hart
Giles
Capt
Jack
Virginia
Daniel Boone
Boonesboro” Fort
Here
Prohibition Official Quits Amid Wet New York City
William L. Taggart, eight year Special Commissioner of the Internal Revenue Bureau, resigns from prohibition enforcement. He notes New York City hosts about 100000 speakeasies and that federal enforcement is ineffective while police alone curb illegal drinks. He cites widespread sale of liquor in unlikely venues and forecasts a wetter city than years past.
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New York
New York City
Atlantic Ocean
William L. Taggart
Internal Revenue Bureau
Blair
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Washington
Taggart
United States Attorney's Office
Cincinnatians Elected B'nai B'rith Officers
Benjamin Achtenberg of Kansas City was chosen president of District Grand Lodge No. 2 at the B'nai B'rith convention closing in Toledo Ohio Delegates from Ohio Kentucky Indiana Missouri New Mexico Wyoming and Colorado attended The 1928 convention will be held in Columbus Other officers elected include Isadore Fibelman Sam J Sievers Leonard Freiberg and William Ornstein Seckhauser elected to General Commissions.
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Toledo
Benjamin Achtenberg
Kansas City
Order of B’nai B'rith
Ohio
Kentucky
Indiana
Missouri
New Mexico
Wyoming
Colorado
Columbus
Isadore Fibelman
Indianapolis
Sam J. Sievers
St. Louis
Leonard Freiberg
Cincinnati
William Ornstein
J.N. Seckhauser
German man kills wife then commits suicide
Munich May 31 Gott Gallus Thomann an 81 year old American killed his 57 year old wife during an insanity attack and then died by suicide. Thomann contributed to several American trade papers.
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Germany
Gallus Thomann
Thomann
Woolworth opens first five and ten cent store in Walnut Hills
The F W Woolworth Company leases a new one story brick building at 939 East McMillan Street near the Orpheum Theater from Julius G Mitchell for thirty years at a total rent of 250000. The Seibold Farrell Building Company constructs the building, which fronts 25 feet on McMillan and extends to Curtis Street.
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F. W. Woolworth Company
Walnut Hills
McMillan Street
Orpheum Theater
Peebles Corner
Julius G. Mitchell
Seibold-Farrell Building Company
Curtis Street
Frederick A. Schmidt
Hattersley Purchases Norwood Home in $15,500 Deal
H. E. Hattersley bought a Colonial residence at Williams and South Madison avenues Norwood from Mrs. Morton B. Shepard for 15500. The six room home sits on a 770 by 125 foot lot. Curtis E. Beresford arranged the sale.
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H. E. Hattersley
Morton B. Shepard
Williams and
South
Madison Avenue
Norwood
Curtis E. Beresford
Real estate sale on Commercial Square in city
Phineas S. Phillips bought the row of two story brick houses at 448 to 453 Commercial Square from Thomas J. Emery Sons Inc for 25000 dollars. The buildings hold five flats of five rooms and a six room flat on a lot eighty one feet wide, with Robert A. Cline Inc as broker.
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Norwood
Sebastian Canavo
Fred Tuke & Son
Barnes & Leininger
Elizabeth Lewis
Phineas S. Phillips
Thomas J. Emery Sons, Inc
Commercial Square
Cmmercial Square
Robert A. Cline, Inc
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