Wheat selling influenced by cool weather in Cincinnati
Scattered showers and cooler weather eased the wheat market with July and September futures down about 3 percent while cash slid 2 cents. Demand remained strong, receipts light, and prices showed top-grade offerings scarce. The report also covers mixed grain prices, hay and timothy gains, and extensive public notices and local estate actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Timothy
New York curb market reports strong stock and bond volume
New York June 8 official stock and bond transactions show total stock sales of 365200 shares and bonds 927000 dollars. The list lists many issues with daily highs lows and closes signifying active trading across utilities, autos, oils, metals and mining with notable names such as Ford, Union Carbide, Gulf Oil and Continental Oil among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ecene
Cincinnati
Oney
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Exchange
Aday
Rolling Mill Com
Rolling Mill
City Ice and Fuel
Cooper A
Cooper Preferred
Paragon Refining Com
Procter & Gamble Com
Cam Cow
U. S. Print
Lith. Com
Wurlitzer
Czecho-Slovakia
Finland
Holland
Hungary
India
China
Italy
Vsadips Icin
Poland
Serbia
Shanghai
BEI Co. Snccescyasee Asiccars
Ois
Keiscccstee
Paial
Switzerland
Orree Eois Docies
Argentina
BENE
Gicschchaane Escabcas
Firat
Treasury
Pen
Sais Reniecetlon
Bankers
Laundry Mach
Dalton Add
Eagle-Picher
Gibson Art
Kroger Gro
Bak
Cin
Street Railway
Canada
London
Paris
Greece
Cctocrneccdartaneas
Siscdiarcgacals
Belgium
Wheat and grain prices fall on rain and cooler weather
Chicago markets show declines as wheat leads a broad drop with lower forecasts. July and September futures ease while corn and oats slip modestly. Cash prices list No 2 red wheat near 1.89 to 1.91 dollars and soybeans and meats hold mixed moves.
Norwood School District Seeks Bond Sale Bid For Norwood View
The Norwood City School District invites bids for sale of 50 bonds totaling 50000 dollars at par or above to fund the Norwood View School Building. Bonds mature 1927 to 1950 in fixed installments bearing four and one half percent interest, payable semi annually, with payment secured by taxes and city backing. Sealed bids due June 15 1925 with 5 percent certified check. highest bid at 7 PM. Board reserves right to reject all bids.
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Norwood City
Norwood
Hamilton County
Ohio
Norwood View
Board of Education
Norwood National Bank
Norwood City School
City of Norwood Oe
Norwood City School District
Clerk of Board of Education
Norwood City Board of Education
Ffre
Bonner
Cattle and Hogs Prices and Receipts Report
Receipts and shipments for cattle hogs and sheep compared with prior week show large cattle arrivals with steady to higher prices for select grades and increased hogs with steady to higher ranges. Lambs and sheep faced active trade with strong lamb demand and clearances. local financials note modest bank clearings and stock market figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Aevawer Olib
Kansas City
Chicago
Crude Oil Runs and Shipments Reported
Credit balances stand at 3.80. Row 103 records 467 barrels, with average runs 55 596 barrels and shipments totaling 111 612 barrels. Average shipments amount to 60 347 barrels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L City
Hinsch residence hosts annual bank outing and lawn party
Invitations issued for the Fifth Third National Bank and Union Trust Company outing at Charles A Hinsch residence 600 Mitchell Avenue This event extends to bank employees officers boards directors and advisory boards across the Union Trust Company chain this month on the lawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Hinsch
Fifth-Third-Union Trust
Fifth-Third National Bank
Union Trust Comany
Hinsch
Mitchell Avenue
Union Trust Company
Bruner and Reiter Open New Quarters at Union Trust Building
Bruner and Reiter Company yesterday opened new quarters at 503 504 Union Trust Building in a move signaling expansion. The site at Union Trust is described as a modern office space reflecting the firm’s growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruner and Reiter ‘Company
Union Trust’ Building
Ex-dividend dates set for several stocks on Cincinnati exchange
Stocks on the Cincinnati Stock Exchange will go ex dividend by mid month for July 1 payment. Read across June 10 to June 18 listings including Pure Oil preferreds, Cincinnati Gas and Electric, Fleischmann, Goodyear, Kroger, Richardson, Dayton & Michigan, Icy Hot Bottle and others with various dividend amounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Pure Oil
Cincinnati Gas and Electric
Fleischmann New J
Formica
Goodyear Tire and Rubberer
Kroger Grocery and Baking Now
McLaren
Richardson
Dayton & Michigan
Readjustment and Directors Elected at Standard Tank Car Co
Reports from New York City say a readjustment of capital and an election of new directors and officials have been agreed. James Andrews has been elected Vice President and General Manager by majority holders. Under the readjustment preferred stockholders will receive one share of new first preferred stock and 12-8 share of common for each two shares of preferred stock now held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Standard Tank Car Company
James Andrews
First
Steel Tonnage Near Lows as May Output Hints Decline
Unfilled tonnage at United States Steel is near the yearly low, with May figures due Wednesday likely just over 4,000,000 tons. The eight leading product average stands at $52.11 a ton, 57 cents above the 1924 low, signaling market expectations for steel stocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Financial District
Southern Railway Reports 1924 Asset Rise and Earnings
The 1924 balance sheet shows total assets of 625,468,724 up from 606,673,777 the prior year. Current assets stand at 49,774,667 with current liabilities of 26,035,937. Profit and loss surplus reached 72,831,199, versus 67,513,272. The road earned 12.30 a share on common stock after preferred dividends, up from 10.11 in 1923.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Railway
Federal Court Allows Receiver to Borrow for Taxes
In Boston the Federal Court authorizes Receiver Wilson of the American Writing Paper Company to borrow 700000 on receivers' certificates to cover taxes due now and due in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Wilson
American Writing Paper Company
Cement firm stockholders vote on share increases and new issues
Stockholders of the International Cement Corporation will vote at the annual meeting on June 19 on increasing preferred stock from 100000 to 150000 shares with $100 par value. Directors have approved plans to acquire additional plants and property. Common stockholders will be offered more than 100000 shares of new common at $60 per share.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Cement Corporation
Directors declare quarterly dividend on new no par stock
The American Car and Foundry Company directors yesterday declared an initial quarterly dividend of 1.50 dollars on the new no par common stock. The payment matches the return basis of the 3 dollar quarterly dividend on the old 100 dollar par stock, recently split two for one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Car and Foundry Company
Chicago Stocks and Prices Report
Chicago stocks report lists Armour preferred at 88, Cudahy 95 44, Libby McNeill 7 %, Mid west Utilities 93, Swift & Co. 112 , Swift International 25%, Union Carbide 66%, a States Gypsum 167, Wahl 14, Fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Armour
Cudahy
Libby-McNeill
Midwest Utilities
Swift & Co
Swift International
Union Carbide
A States Gypsum
Wahl
Fair
Weilert's Cafe Building Sold to Henry Gildehaus Co
The Henry Gildehaus Company undertakers took title to the three story brick and stone building at Vine Street 1406 to 1412, former Weilert's cafe, for about $75,000. Herbert H. and Carl O. Gildehaus acquired from Wilhemina Pierle. the firm has occupied the premises for five years with offices, chapel and display rooms. The lot fronts 86 feet on Vine Street and includes a garage for ninety cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Gildehaus
Vine Street
Weilert
Herbert H
Carl O. Gildehaus
Wilhemina Pierle
Hersbide
Undertaking
Undertaking Company
Brazee Street
Oakley
Warren Deem
Dayton
Ohio Association of Real Estate Boards
Deem
United States
National Association of Real Estate Boards
Detroit
William E. Herren
National Association
Cincinnati Real Estate Board
Herren
Cincinnati
Buyer Carl Poth Purchases Findlay Street Double Brick
Carl Poth bought a three and one half story double brick building with thirty two rooms at 547 and 549 Findlay Street for 18000 from real estate investor Abe Kabakoff yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Findlay Street
Carl Poth
Abe Kabakoff
Open air dance pavilion starts on East McMillan site
Construction begins on a north Walnut Hills open air dance pavilion near Peebles corner with Italian renaissance exterior. R E Cash is the contractor and grading work has been underway for weeks. The design includes flower boxes and foliage with a unique lighting system and weekly performances by noted orchestras per architect I J Goldston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McMillan Street
Peebles Corner
Walnut Hills
R E. Cash
Cincinnati
I. J. Goldston
Real Estate Speaker to Address Detroit Convention
John B Spilker real estate broker and UC instructor will discuss The Selection of Salesmen and The Training of Salesmen at the annual National Association of Real Estate Boards convention in Detroit June 23 to 26. Talks will be delivered before sales managers at meetings arranged by the national association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B.spilker
University of Cincinnati
National Association of Real Estate Boards
Detroit
National Association
Transfers record tax on parcels in several townships
Property transfers list numerous lot sales with $1 consideration and stated taxes. Notable entries include Norwood Place to Ader, Hughes Mulberry corner to Campbell, and Sycamore Township land sale of 96.19 acres with tax $22.50, spanning multiple subdivisions and streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwood Place
William M. Brumley
Raymond J. Ader
Sal John Tentral
John Sloan
Chastare A. Campbell
Hughes and
Mulberry
Hooven
George J. Perck
James and
Eva Lewis
Morgan Wamsley
Cheviot
Sallie Getzendanner
Mina M. Wood
Walter and
Washington Avenues
Sycamore Township
Frank Strifler
Dorothy B. Albers
Norwood
N. Arthur Baldwin
Frank E
Blanche Wilson
F. J. Ladder
Westwood
Louis Askew
Sophie Flynn
Harrison and
Homestead Place
Harrison Avenue
Central
Amelia E. Beierein
Frank
Theresa Kovach
Main Street
Excelsior Street
West End
Charles W. Fricke, Jr
Mollie Kanter
Linn Street
Everett Street
Evanston
Harvey Russ
August J. Renner
Dana Avenue
Betwen Duck Creek Road
Peter Avenue
George W. Weis
Howard P
Elizabeth Steinbrecher
Wilhelmina Pierle
Herbert H
Carl O. Gildehaus
Vinestr
Allison Street
Weilerts
Emil L. Kohn
Edwards Road
Golf Manor
Provident Savings Bank
Gaddis W. Croswell
Walnut Hills
B. F. Hopkins
John J
Mary M. Emery
Gilbert and
Grand Streets
Hartwell
James Flynn
Charles E
Minneapolis Flour Prices Hold Steady as Market Reports Shipments
Minneapolis flour prices unchanged at 9.25 to 9.40 per barrel with shipments totaling 29 133 barrels. Bran ranges 27 to 27.50 while grains show No 1 Northern wheat at 1.65 to 1.69 and futures for July September at 1.63 and 1.55. Corn No 3 yellow 1.09 to 1.11 with oats No 3 white 48 to 49 and flax No 1 2.73 to 2.77.
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Kansas
Cincinnati
Timothy New
United Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Blils
New York
Tillinois
Ben Davis
Virginia
Albemarle
Mississippi
Louisiana
Tennessee
North Carolina
California
Imperial Valley
Alabama
Florida
Texas
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Georgia
Uneedas
Rly
Virginias
United States
Minneapolis
Minn
Cotton Market Slips After Rain Furthers Decline
Reports of beneficial rain in the South sparked a late-day decline in cotton prices. October futures dropped to 22.33 cents, ending 73 points lower, with week�s rally eroded. The general market eased 73 to 89 points, with exports at 650 bales today and season total rising to 7 901 bales. Port receipts stood at 4,108. U S port stocks 450,227 bales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Mortgages Filed for Raymond Ader and Frank Kovach
Mortgage filings show Raymond J. Ader transferring $5,000 to Volunteer Loan and Building Co. and Frank Kovach recording a mortgage with Garfield No. 1 Loan and Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanter
Pearl Market Bank
Eaith
B. Snow
Same
George W. Maphet
Dexter Lumber Co
Anna O. Baldwin
Pasquale Volpe
Salvator Pesa
Carter
Southwestern
Acer
Renner
A. Whalahan
Hae
Oa M. Lang
Carthage S
Fulkin R. Crumb
Cincinnati
Workingmen’s Club
Jacob Strasser - Findlay
Bsoc
Katherine Felock
Mary E. Kerment
Frank Apseloff
Eva M. Trent
Central Savings B. & T. Co
Cette
San Stern
O’bryanville B
Mary A. “Thiel
Gloria L. B. B. Co
Jona E. Froehlich
James H. Rickard
Egbert Sheridan
National B. A. Co
John Sheridan
Jets Froehlich
Southern Ohio Savings
Fanny Sooke
Business Meéen’s
Edna Renner
Brighton Bank & Trust Co
Schneider
Lincoln B. A
Dela Brenner
Centennial B.A
Henry Herr
Southern Ohio Savings Bank
Dorothy B. Albers
Frank Strifler
Frank Wamser
Gibesons
de Herget
Cheviot B. & L. Co
Edward Ramsey
Central Fairmount B. & L. Co
Henry Gerhardt
Edward Meyers
Dayton Street B. A. Co
Nem Patterson
Joseph G. Mathias
Ae DeRose
Delta L. A. Co
Ettie Michelson
Morris Moss
Sophia Ulrich
Louise Kaatze
Catherine Puncsack
Provident Savings Bank
Margaret Thorndyke
Erat
Findlay L. & B. Co
Raymond J. Ader
Frank Kovach
Garfield
Mortgages Canceled List of Local ReLoans and Transfers
A long list of mortgage cancellations and transfers is reported, naming numerous individuals and banks. Amounts range from small sums to several thousand dollars, with debtors including Brown, DeMar, Stoler, Crizer, Brumley, Heilker, Gaker, Pierre, Brancaccio, Beck, Auten, Seitz, Baron, Davis, Miller, Moylan, Stern, Thiel, Harper, Bremer, Klinger, Cohn, Decker, Jones, Foust, Richardson, Nead, Sachs, Hess, Shaffer, Hummel, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Middendorf
Charles J. Heilker
Zoe M. Brumley
First National B. & J
Eee Stamm
Charles F. Nead
Lewis M. Gaker
Western Bank and Trust Company
Charles FE. Pierre
Second National Bank
Peter Brancaccio
Peter Rizzo
Oe C. Beck
Bond Hill B. A. Co
Bertha Jordan
Ella Feree
Aan K. Auten
Charles D. T. Riehl
Elia Seitz
First National Bank of Norwood
Baron
Mararet Martin
Gertrude Baron
Cheviot B. & L. Co
Mary E. Davis
Grace E. Jones
Mary J. Herrier
Nora Arnold
Delta L. A. Co
Anna Foust
Same
Joseph Richardson
Rose B. Nead
Central Fairmount B. & L. Co
Fanny Sachs
Mary A. Pugh
Oscar R. Hess
Henry Shaffer
Sarah A. Shaffer
F. Hummel
Cornelia Ocettinger
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Utilitties Commission of Ohio
Montgomery
Kennedy Heights
Silverton
Deer Park
Rossmayne
Blue
Ash
Columbus
Cincinnati Motor Bus Company
Edwin G. Becker
Western Bank and Trust
Vine Streets
Edward Ruprecht
William. Lueders
Charles
Maplewood Avenue
Ss. Cole
William,h. Luders
Schorr & Wesselmann
Josephine Friedlander
Newtown
Pod Estate
Friedlander
Saicity
William H. Eders
Plansioce Cnd
Ohi
Joseph Blomer
Said
William H. Etceders
A. Ijton County
Chas. F. Mallbary
E. Bruhl
Terrace
Eeenese Ohio
W. Bruhl
Knight
Pa Ares
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Nancy Halls
Tom Watsons
Rae Thurmond
United Fruit
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Met. Cana
Frank. Mfg. Co
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Goodyear Tire
Grennan Bak
Grimes
Lehigh Pr
Leh. Val. Coal
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McCord
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St. Regis Paper
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Southe. P. & L
S. Cal. Edison
South. C. & I
Stutz Motor
Swift
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New Bradford
N.m.&ar. L.co
Northwest Oil
Reiter Fos
Royal Canadian
van Consoli
Arizona Globe
Calaveras
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Dolores Esper
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Navy
Howe Sound Co
Kay
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Ilver Dale
Unity
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DGC
Ieiens
EE Wisasees
Enewe
Biol. Ask
Weilert’s Cafe
Henry Gildehaus Co
Frederick A. Schmidt
Morris Earp
Hannaford
Anthony Wayne Avenue
Carthage
Anna M. C. Bradley
Josephine
Edgar Metzger
Miller Street
Railto Avenue
George B. DeSerisy
Delia M
John A. Lang
Lee
Wilson & Bullock
Hazelwood
William Neal
del Pepper
Wood, Harmon & Co
Flora Lee
Flora Kopp
Mills & Kline
Conrad Windisch Company
Victoria S. & L.A
East Thirteenth Street
tTne Seton Reality Company
Joan
Race Street
Liberty Street
Marnie H. Roetting
Delhi
George H. Runck
Leo J
Bertha Strassell
Peter Zinn
William M. Hicks
Frank Hautz
Francis Carr
Storrs
Christ R. Saner
George Schneider
H. F. Sedam
Cleves
Nancy Vox
D Gwaltney
W. H. Harrison
Elizabeth Schmidt
Charles M
Emma Maisenwalter
Stanton Avenue
W. Craig Weaver
Anna F. Mann
St. Martins Place
Glenmore Avenue
Avondale
Fourth and Central Trust Company
Sam Allleson
Val North Crescent Avenue
Laura
Simpson
Meading
Mary B. Stander
James
Oriena Nucesey
James H
Cutter Street
Richmond Street
Otto C. Decker
Helen Teennies
Nurwood Avenue
Price Hill
Louis Chaikin
Adolph
Philip Macnelson
Mansa Avenue
Eaward
Clara Meyers
Baymiller Street
Green ‘Lownship
George Jaworski
Marie Hergert
William H. Orr
Fairmount
Mike Macke
Elsie M. Fagel
Saffer Avenue
McHenry Avenue
Kisse m M. Fagel
Sater Avenue
Bond
Thomas Goark
Myrtle Avenue
Bottoms
Bernard H. Ludwig
J. Charles Eaton
Third
William Harmann
Arthur J. Brown
First National Bank of
Madisonville
Madison B. A
Whetsel Avenue
Glenn M. Boyd
William M. Arthur
Cedar Grove L. & B. Association
Avon Hills Realty
James B. Rickard
A. O. Taylor
Thomas E. Rickard
Mt. Auburn
John Shillito
William R. Foster
Auburn Avenue
Highland Avenue
Clifford T. Harvuot
Esther B. Harvuot
Elizabeth Mills
Esther E. Harvuot
Frieda Michelson
Sylvia Okun
Budd Street
Harriet Street
St. Bernard
William C. Henn
Anfia Humphreys
Church Street
Rose Hill Lake
Elizabeth A. Walker
John P. Finnerty
Elberon Land Company
John G. Murdock, Jr
Samuel D. Cooper
Mary E
Frank C. Jackson
Gilsey Avenue
Talbert Avenue
Mt. Washington
LeRoy S. Colter
Joseph Berger
Wayside Avenue
Margaret M. Smith
Charles D. Bicking
Washington Avenue
Montgomery Avenue
Gladys M. Koester
Harry H. Koester
Normandy Avenue
Dudley Street
Josephine Kautz
Helen Roettgers
Bosinger & Hopkins
Corryville
Ada C. Petty
Catherine Punchsack
Sander Street
University Avenue
Clifton
The
Provident Savings. Bank
Marion Avenue
Lakewood Park
Samuel M. Hudson
Sarah R
Hendricks
Madison Place
William
Hartley, Jr
Horatio W. Burckhardt
Pleasant Ridge
Joseph H. Gest
Laura E. Elston
Marryat Avenue
Wyoming
Louis B. Sawyer
Robert Anderson
Reilly Road
Durrell Realty Company
William H. Toohey
Durrell Place
Beredith Place
Eagle Savings and Loan Association
Punt
Caervee
Noah Webster
W.J. Pelo
A.M
Tribune
Commercial Square
Broadway