Wheat and grain trends buoy bullish in Chicago wheat market
Reports from Cincinnati dated June 7 1927 indicate a favorable Springfield legislative adjustment easing pressure on the Chicago Board of Trade. Traders expect a bullish Thursday report while weather remains favorable and harvest nears in Kansas. Cash demand is light with ample but uneven offerings. futures rise about a quarter to three quarters of a cent.
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Neptune Meter Company Profile 1927 Financials
Neptune Meter Company, organized in 1893, is a leading maker with plants in Long Island City Los Angeles and Toronto. In 1926 net income reached 896 403 with 6 34 book value per Class A and B common. current assets 2 699 501 current liabilities 590 664 working capital 2 108 837.
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Wheat and grain rally on signs of European shortages
Aggressive buying lifts Chicago wheat and corn after a hesitant start. Officials note European wheat supplies near exhaustion and rising concern over crop reports in the American Southwest and in Canada and Australia. Prices at noon show gains across wheat, corn, rye, and oats with varied moves in futures and cash markets noted by market reports from Minneapolis and local grain offices.
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Cattle Hog and Sheep Prices Across Markets June 7 1927
Cincinnati reports small cattle receipts and steady slaughter prices with veals at top $11.50 and steers to $11.50. Hogs fall about 25 cents with 160 to 200 lb butchers at $9.05 to $9.10, and packing sows around $7.50. Chicago sees steady to strong cattle and lower hogs with heavy fed steers up to $13.50 and hogs about $8.70 to $9.25. sheep and lambs rise modestly. Indianapolis notes hogs mostly 21.5 to 25 cents lower and cattle mixed with calves strong to $11.25.
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Cotton Rallies, Then Declines on Liquidation in New York
In New York on June 7 cotton markets rose to about 16.68 per bushel for October, gaining 24 points before selling off again under renewed liquidation. October settled near 16.51 while the overall market showed modest gains of 4 to 7 points. Chicago butter prices remained steady with ample stocks and slow trade. grades below 88 faced slow sales.
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Radio Programs Today Across Stations
Radio listings show WSAI WFBE WERC and WIE schedules with variety offerings from 6 P.M. to midnight. Notable acts include Mrs Dumbly Maids of Melody Charles H Partington Eddie Schoelner and Gaylord Anderson along with Judith Anderson and the Aldis Entertainers.
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Money Situation Fueled Stock Market Rise Says Letter
Gibson Gradison’s weekly market letter attributes a sustained rise in stock prices to money conditions rather than earnings or prosperity. It notes June 2 at 167.77, a near 32 point gain since January, and positions prices on the strength of altered savings, Treasury surpluses, and reduced foreign loan outlets.
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Ohio Incorporations Roundup June 17 1925
Ohio Secretary of State lists multiple new companies with locations and principals. Notable entries include The Crackett Chemicals Sales Company Cincinnati 25000 by Sayre Nolan Inskeep McCarthy and Robson. The Popcorn Cheese Company Willoughby 25000 by Casner Ahlman McEachern Schooley Jr Schooley Sr. The Red Raven Oil Company Canton 10000 by Ingram Lydia Ingram Shetler Gorgas Semmelbeck.
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Red Raven Oil Company
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Dividends Declared By Major Stocks On June Dates
New York World News Service reports dividend declarations from Atchison Mack Trucks Hercules Powder Glen Alden Coal Utah and Nevada Copper Ludlum Steel Bankers Trust American Express with payment dates from June 25 to July 1 and record dates ranging June 9 to June 24. The list includes semi annual and quarterly amounts for preferred common and first second preferred shares.
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Standard Oil Holds Approve Stock Increase and New Directors
Stock holders of the Standard Oil Company of New Jersey at the annual meeting approved increasing common stock authorized from 625 million to 750 million dollars, to 30 million shares of 25 dollars. A resolution retiring 200 million dollars of preferred stock was also approved. Seven new directors were added, six from subsidiaries, including C O Swayne as general counsel. The new board totals sixteen members to better represent subsidiary interests and policy continuity.
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Chicago Studio Plans Openings for National Programs
The National Broadcasting Company announces a Chicago studio to broadcast chain programs to the Middle West. Ogden L. Mills will speak on Liberty Bonds over the Red and Blue networks from WSAI at 7 p.m. Tonight Melville Bay and WLW will perform at 10 p.m. with operatic numbers. Dr. Glenn Adams continues "Dog Talks" at 7:45 p.m. A vocal and instrumental group performs at 8 p.m. The Maids of Melody close at 11 p.m.
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