Wheat Futures Slump on Western Canada Heat Trade
Cincinnati June 6 1922 hot weather from Western Canada boosts wheat prices briefly but lack of orders and weak demand send futures sharply lower. Cash wheat prices slide 3a4c while nearby centers offer limited milling quality grain. Corn demand improves but remains modest and oats hold at top grade while hay remains scarce. Prices for various grains and feeds are listed along with receipts and inspections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Canada
Ohio Businesses Establish Millstone Finance in Cleveland Area
A June filing lists multiple Ohio firms and their new financing. Companies include Cleveland based Youngs Town Bus Company 50000 dollars and Riverside Pack Company Uhrichaville 2000 dollars among others led by investors such as F G Grieger H E B Wicks and A L Dietz with names like Di Paola Dietz Treadway Retnoeh and Reiner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Cleveland-Youngstown Bus’Company
Cleveland
F. G. Grieger
H. E B. Wicks
di Paola Building and Improvement Company
A. L. Dietz
Santo di Paola
Riverside Pack Company
Uhrichaville
Harry H. Treadway
Bessie C. Treadway
Hnomy Realty Company
Massillon
Charles
H. M. Stainfield
Allen Diemer
A. Fricker Manufacturing Company
W. R. Godfrey
J. Kohr
Cattle Hogs and Sheep Markets Across Major U.S. Centers June 6 1972
Livestock prices were mostly steady with light cattle demand in Cincinnati while hogs gained modestly on brisk demand. Chicago and New York buyers showed higher trends across beef, veal, and pork with top steer prices near 9.50 and hogs around 10.90, as receipts varied by center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choice Real
Choi Ce
Chicago
Cleveland
Kansas City
New York
Cotton Market Mixed As Prices Edge Up On Rain Reports
The New York cotton market showed irregular trading with a firm start on renewed rains in the Southwest. July and December fell during liquidation but recovered to keep the session modestly higher, closing with gains as exports and port receipts remained strong. Private cables noted quiet Manchester trade and Liverpool weakness, while total exports reached 6,350,878 bales for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Liverpool
New Orleans
Texas
Manchester
United States
Dry Goods Market Report from New York
Cotton goods quiet with steady prices while finished goods rise. Yarns ease after cotton drop. wool and worsted goods firm with moderate demand. Silks sell slowly. burlaps and knit goods quiet as trading remains light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wheat Market Slips on British Resale Reports
Wheat prices ease late after firm trading with July and September at about 1.12. Corn and oats close mixed as market factors ranging from British resales to India rains influence grain futures. A stay of execution is granted in the James Powers case, delaying the electric chair sentence while higher court reviews.
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Chicago
India
Australia
Canada
Liverpool
Sterling Exchange
Close
Guy
PMI Les Sewcsde
ADI Ers Teed Bees
William Macke
Kentucky
Roy
Speck
Kentucky Court of Appeals
James Powers
Morris Lee
Peter P. Theil
Powers
Eddyville
John T. Murphy
Kenton
Frankfort
Court of Appeals
Agricultural market roundup across multiple U S cities
In New York Philadelphia Milwaukee Minneapolis St Louis Toledo and other centers June 6 reports show wheat prices ranging from No 2 red winter 1.21 1.26 to cash No 1 Northern 1.41 1.50 with various corn oats flax and seed prices listed for spot and futures. Prices vary by city with steady to lower movements across grains and byproducts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Manitoba
Middle West
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
ST. Louis
Toledo
Timothy
Bank Clearings Rise and Stock Exchange Sales Reported in Cincinnati
June 6 Bank clearings totaled 7.92 million dollars, down from 10.56 million yesterday amid a holiday in Cincinnati. Call loans to brokers ranged 5 to 6 percent with ample money in supply. Stock Exchange transactions showed 432 shares and 3.50 in bonds traded, with notable listings including Procter & Gamble and Pure Oil among others. Foreign and US government bonds quoted, along with city and regional listings, complete the financial page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
American Rolling Mill
Champion Fiber
Cincinnati Union Stockyards
Gruen Watch Coshcoac
Procter & Gamble
Cincinnati Gas and Eilectric
Ohio Bell ‘Telephone
Pubiertob kOe GR Lck
Nedie Trkds
Cincinnati Street Railway
Canada
London
Belgium
Bulgaria
Czecho-Slovakia
Finland
Greece
Oes Holland
Hungary
Italy
Sas
Wis Kbs
Esek
India
Bombay
Japan
Norway
Poland
Srumania Foes
Spain
Syria
Germany
Shanghai
China
Hongkong
United States
Do Coupén Be
Ie Naseer
Panama
Philippine Islands
Columba
SMM Fecol
Nsec
Liberty First
Liberty
Victory
Ans Teehee
Nace Hesate Oor
Servicp
New York
Ask
Foreign exchange steady across major markets
New York reported steady foreign exchange with varied demand and cable figures for nations including Great Britain France Italy Belgium Germany Holland Norway Sweden Denmark Switzerland Spain Greece Poland Czecho Slovakia Argentina Brazil and others. Montreal figures noted as 993-16.
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New York
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Switzerland
Spain
Greece
Poland
Czecho-Slovakia
Argentine
Brazil
Montreal
Butter Eggs Cheese Prices and Receipts Report
Butter firm receipts 18,927 pounds of packing stock current make No 3. Eggs steady receipts 35,212 cases fresh gathered firsts 26 Sc Jersey hennery whites extra fancy candled and uncandled Stads. Cheese firm receipts 2,668.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New Jersey
Hennery
Chicago Stocks mixed gains and losses reported
June 6 Chicago stock prices show Armecur preference at 9, Armour Leather 12 percent, Diamond Match 18, Libby 2.5, Middle West Utilities 44, National Leather new 8, Standard Gas 2, Swift & Co. 196.5, Swift International 19, Union Carbide 58, Wahl 6.24, Western Knitting 9, Yellow Manufacturing 2.20, Yellow Taxi 7.3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodburn Oil
Oil & Gas
Alaska-Brit. C. M
Close Am
Explorer
Acme
Big Ledge
Atuces
Beston & Montana
Boston & Mont
Dev
Beston & Mont
Calumet & Jerome
Amer
Pe Canada
Arizona
Consolidated
Cortez
Chicago Nipple
Ely Cons
Eeree
Eureka Croesus Secre
Dort Motor Eee
Durant Motors
Wty Fortuna
Minssewe
Durant Motors Ind
Gadsden
Gardner
Galvia
Gillette Safety Razor
Hecla Mining
Setemee
Idwyn Pictures
Hollinger Gold ‘Mines
Oodyear Tire
Howe Sound Co
Jerome Verde
Hu Co
Hud
Manhattan
Kerr Lake Eeanewes Ae
Hudson Motor Eateweed
la Rose Mining 1
Lone Star Eter
Lehigh Coal Sale
MacKin.-Dar.-Sav Aes
Libby McNeil
McNamara M. & M
Lincoln Motora A
Magma
Moon Motor Wee Ee Eeee
Magma Cop
Mercer Motors
National Leather
March Mines
New Jersey Zinc
Mason Valley
Packard Motor
Nevada Ophir
Radio Corp
Ohio Copper
Ray Hercules
Rex
Republic Tire
Prit Shar
Tonopah North Star
United Retail Candy
Unity
Seseeenee
Wayne Coal Cee Esesae
United Eastern
West End Chemical
United Verde
Standard Oils
Volcano Sence Tere Eewee
Anglo-American Oil
West End
Vbr
Bs Atlantic Lobos Stevens
White Caps Mining
Galena Signal Oil
Imp
Oil Canada
Allied Packer &S Cir
Allied Packer &S
Indiana
Ohio
Anglo-Amer
Standard Oil
Ind
Armour & Co. TB
Stan. Oil of
Tn. G. Ge
Standard Oil of
Beth Steel
British Amer
Carib Syndicate Weetee
Sevetres
Deere & Co Thos
Freeport Tex
Columbia Pete
Columbus Syn
Goodrich Tire
Cosden & Co
Grand Trunk
Gulf Oil
Revome
Hershey Co
Fensland
Gillland Oil
Humble Oil
Glenrock Oilee
Tter
Inter Pete Seeeseenes
Interboro BR
R. Ah Keystone Ranger
Kans, Gas & Clee
Kirby Pete
Kings Co
Gms
Lyons
Liggett- Winchester
Maracaibo
Manitoba
Ohio Cities
Mexico
Mexican Seaboard
Robert Gatr
Vv Saks & Co
Mutual
Sears Roebuck
N. M
A. Ll, Co
New York
O.ny
Ryan Consolidated
Stewart Warner &S
Salt Creek
Cory Swift & Co. Ts
Sapulpa
Sinclair
Everaee
Western Electric
Skelly
Winchester
Lou, Pete
Stanton Oil
O & T Vee
Anton Jr. Ga
Texan Ci & Land
Elberfelde
Soissons
Venez
Pete
Hoare Tees
Brazil
S. Brazil
Woodley Pete
Chicago
Armecur
Armour Leather
Diamond Match
Libby
Middle West Utilities
New
Standard Gas
Swift & Co
Swift International
Union Carbide
Wahl
Western Knitting
Yellow Manufacturing
Yellow Taxi
Latonia to Oppose Road Tax Collection
An order in the Kentucky County Court directs the County Tax Commissioner to assess a road tax of ten percent on Latonia property owners. Affected owners contend Covington took on the obligation after annexation in 189. The West End Welfare Association of Latonia will hire an attorney to oppose the tax.
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Kentucky County Court
Latonia
Covington
West End Welfare Association
Children’s Home Society Plans June July Membership Drive
The Executive Board of the Children’s Home Society met at the organization on Fourteenth and Madison last night to map a membership drive from June 2 to July 2. Committees for Speakers and various lodges and churches were named, including R C Simmons, Alie J Howard, Hugh Colville, E C Sellers, C E Woods, B J Henderson, J H Norris, Orie S Ware, F Van Winkel, Emery James, Frank Gorton, R A Jones, Fred Steigel, Er linger, and George Rost of Crescent Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Children's Home Society
Children’s Home
Fourteenth
Madison Streets
R. C. Simmons
Alie J. Howard
Hugh Colville
E. C. Sellers
C. E. Woods
K. of P
B. J. Henderson
J. H. Norris
Orie S. Ware
F. van Winkel
M. E
Emery James
Frank Gorton
Christ
R. A. Jones
Fred Steigel
Erlanger
George Rost
Crescent Springs
Bellevue man sues movers over whisky caper and shooting
Norman P. Ashcraft of Fuhrman avenue Bellevue files $30,000 suit in Campbell County Circuit Court against Fisher Brothers of Bellevue moving van operators and two others alleging he was hired to move two whisky trucks from a Covington warehouse. He says on crossing the Fourth Street Bridge they were ambushed by bandits and he was shot six times in a running street fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman P. Ashcraft
Fuhrman Avenue
Bellevue
Fisher Brothers
Licking Pike
Campbell County
Ashcraft
Covington
Fourth Street
Girl Stamps Foot At Robbers In Day ton Grocery
Miss Kate Edgington aged 2 startled two revolver armed robbers who entered her father’s Day ton Kentucky grocery. While they searched the counter a passing woman alerted the child who ran downstairs and confronted the would be attackers causing them to retreat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Edgington
Third and Vine Streets
Dayton
Miss Edgington
Edgington
Speeding Fines and Jail Sentence From Police Court
George Guethlein of Cincinnati fined 10 dollars for speeding. Covington Kentucky resident Fred Beck also fined 10 dollars for the same offense. Sherley Howard, a negro, jailed five days for intoxication and disorderly conduct after his mother in law testified he threatened to kill his child. Frank Stucker of Newport had case continued on charges of attempted robbery and shooting with intent to kill. bond set at 2000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Guethlein
Cincinnati
Albert Guethlein
Cincinnati Police D—epartment
Matt Moore
Fred Beck
East Seventh Street
Covington
Sherley Howard
West Fifth Street
Frank Stucker
Newport
Judge Moore
Stucker
Tony Kerem
Front
York Streets
Moore
War wounded entertained at Ft Thomas hospital by American Legion
Patients at the United States Public Service Hospital Ft. Thomas were entertained by the James Wallace Costigan Post American Legion. Ruth Hamilton performed a piano solo Scottish songs were sung and played by W H Marshall Esther Spring's pupils danced. Mrs Robert Banning sang several vocal solos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Public Service Hospital
Ft. Thomas
James Wallace Costigan
American Legion
Ruth Hamilton
W. H. Marshall
Esther Spring
Robert Banning
House Adopts Report On Appropriation Bill
Washington June 6 The House finally adopted the conference report on the independent offices appropriation bill including a contested salary provision for Shipping Board officers It passed 140 to 121 and goes to the President The salary limits capped officers at 11000 annually with a few exceptions Burns opposed calling the pay outrageous given the board's current work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Conference
Independent Offices
Shipping Board
Burns
Tennessee
Appropriations Committee
Produce prices ease at Chamber of Commerce exchange
Springers weighing over a pound and a half fell 6 cents to 42 cents a pound at the Produce Exchange of the Chamber of Commerce. Hens under four pounds declined 1 cent to 21 cents a pound at the Exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Newport Prohibition Raid Brings Multiple Arrests and Hearings
In Covington and Newport, Fred Taylor and Anthony Siemon two Newport patrolmen and cafe owner Thomas Gardner faced charges for conspiring to violate prohibition laws after a raid on Gardners cafe. Several other individuals including George Heikamp and Gus Gillenbeck faced liquor possession charges with hearings set for July. A Newport attorney Fred Bassmann was jailed for contempt after questioning a witness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Taylor
Anthony Siemon
Newport
Thomas Gardner
Southgate Street
Oscar Roetken
United States
Covington
Prohibition Enforcement
Gardner
Roetken
Case Thomasson
Public Safety
Albert Sickmeier
Seven Mile Roadhouse
Dixie Highway
John Dedden
East Fifth Street
Frank Meier
St. Augustine Street
Dedden
George Heikamp
Madison Avenue
Fourth Street
Gus Gillenbeck
Heikamp
Gillenbeck
Edward Barton
Motorman Wounded by Wife in Greenup Street Shooting
Carl Waltz Green Line motorman at 1327 Greenup Street was shot by his wife Mrs Jewell Waltz Monday night near their home. He remained in serious condition at St Elizabeth Hospital. Mrs Waltz was arrested and treated after swallowing tablets. Doctors indicated she would recover as investigators continued to assess details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Waltz
Green Line
Greenup Street
Jewell Waltz
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Waltz
J. Mason Hawk
Orville Walker
Booth Memorial Hospital
Theodore Sallee
Schnitzler Estate Sues for 30000 Damages
The Henry Schnitzler estate seeks 30000 in damages over his death from an explosion at his Visalia home on October 22. August Schnitzler, as administrator, sues Thomas Burnside and the Kentucky Independent Oil Company for mixing gasoline with coal oil, making a dangerous inflammable mix. The case, before Judge Harbeson, proceeded with jury selection and opening arguments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Schnitzler
Visalia
Harbeson
August Schnitzler
Thomas Burnside
Kentucky Independent Oil Company
Burnside
R. G. Williams
Helm Woodward
John Klette
Harry B. Mackay
Marriage Licenses Granted in Cambridge and Chicago
Wilbert Hall of Cambridge Ohio and Beulah Shuster of Cambridge Ohio, Jay G Hobson of Chicago Illinois and Leola Hollenroth of Gallon Ohio list in marriage licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbert Hall
Cambridge
Beulah Shuster
Jay G. Hobson
Chicago
Til
Leola Hollenroth
Gallon, O
Shooting at Newport man arrested on warrant
Frank Harrigan of the Licking Pike Newport was arrested by Patrolmen Debes and Scheben on a warrant sworn by Mrs. David McGladdery of Thornton Street charging him with shooting with intent to kill. He allegedly fired five shots at night, striking into Mrs. Gladdery’s home after she refused him admittance. Harrigan was apprehended at the Latonia race track where he is employed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Bassmann
Newport
Matt Moore
Moore
Bassman
Mayme Lock
Dayton
John Gasdorf
Third Street
Washington Avenue
Bassmann
Lock
Gasdorf
Frank Harrigan
Licking Pike
Debes and Scheben
David McGladdery
Thornton Street
American Legion troupe entertains veterans at Altamont Hospital
The James Wallace Costigan Post of the American Legion hosted disabled veterans at Altamont Hospital last night. Ruth Hamilton performed a piano solo and W. H. Marshall sang Scottish songs. Esther Spring's pupils danced and Esther Marshall sang. Wilhelm whistled and Mrs. R Banning sang several solos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Wallace Costigan
American Legion
Altamont Hospital
Ruth Hamilton
W. H. Marshall
Esther Spring
Esther Marshall
Wilhelm
R Banning
Newport City Commission targets gambling with two resolutions
Newport officials adopt two measures to curb gambling. One requires Citizens Bell Telephone to provide names of all unlisted numbers to police under a $100 fine for violations. The other bans possession of any gambling device with penalties of $100 and costs or ten days in jail, or both.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Citizens’ Bell Telephone Company
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PFAS
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Messina
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White Eagle Oil Company
Adam J. Lukwinski
Walter E. Matthias
A. B. Reeg Company
Portsmouth
A. B. Reeng
Elvin K. Rickard
Co-operative Finance Company
H. J. Levine
J. A. Fenner
Garfield Pa Overlook Subdivision Company
Bertha Kramer
Elizabeth Holstein
Lasti Ng Beauty
Philip Carey Co
Telephone Valley 370
Lockland
CHICAGO _GRAINSCOVINGTON
Grain and Provisions
Children’s Home Society
Victon Iigents Glandsattorne
Schnitzler Estate
Wea
Mutual Fire Ins. CO
13Th and Republic Phone Canal
John G. Broxterman
Pres
John H. Tuke
Sec’y
Baldwin
Post
Art Museum
Eden Park
Eden
Apply
Commercial Tribune Pub
Walnut Street
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