Market dullness hides big daily financial moves
Markets showed overall dull general business while banks swung with large daily movements. Bank clearings reached 12,474,459 dollars as brokers tapped funds at 7 percent and bond activity rose with new issues in demand. Local stocks traded with mixed results as several firms posted small gains and others held firm, led by American Rolling Mill and Cincinnati Gas & Electric.
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Liberty and Victory
New York Stock Exchange
Foreign Exchange
Farm Mortgage Co to finance Southern farm improvements
The Farm Mortgage Company of Cincinnati will finance improvements and expansion of a number of Southern farms. President W. D. Hord, back from a ten days’ inspection trip, says the South shows remarkable productivity and prosperity from Jacksonville, Florida to the region.
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Farm Mortgage Company of Cincinneti
W. D. Hord
Dividend announcements from multiple firms dated mid year
Dividend notices list several companies with regular quarterly payouts to holders. Continental Candy pays 25 cents July with record June 2. Daly West Mining, percent cents to be paid July 1 with record June 19. Duluth Edison Electric Company 114 percent preferred July 1 record June 18. Philip Carey Manufacturing 1 percent preferred July 1 record June 19. General American Tank Car Corp for May and June 1 17 preferred and Be common July 1 record June 21. Prairie Pipe Line 3 dollars quarterly to record June 3. Utah Power and Light 1 1/2 percent quarterly July 1 with record June 16.
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The
Continental Candy Company
Daly West Mining Company
Olders
Duluth Edison
Electric Ompany
Philip Carey Manufacturing Company
General American Tank Car Corporation
Prairie Pipe Line Company
Utah Power & Light Company
Columbia Gas
Columbia Graphophone
Hupp Motors Wee
Fisk Tire
Sense Cease
Revense
Gaston, W. & Weeeenon
General Motors
General Electric Ee
Goodrich
Great Northern
Tee
Woter Toy
Granby Consolidated Mining
Gulf States Steel Co
Ride
Inspiration Consol Copper
International Harv
N. J
International Nickel Co
International Mercan Marine
Miami
vaeSal Lia
New York Air Brake
Peene Wives
Nevada Copper
Nova Scotia Steel
Ohio Cities
Oklahoma
Otis Steel Pe
Senate
Pan-American Peter RR
Pan-American Petroleum
Pennsylvania Steel
Philadelphia
Aéia
Pierce-Arrgyn Sete
Pierce Oil
Ae Wal Pressed Steel
Cdeeescobdeancs
Oe Uliman Co
Awe Ponta-Aterre
R+y Consolidated
Pemiegeten Typewriter
Republic Steel Eeeepeete
Pralpnell
Regil Dutch
Sears Roebuck
Sinclair Gil and
Oran
Hepiocle Steel
Stromberg
Studebaker Corneratior
Superior Steel Coron
Tennessee Copper
Texas Oil
Tobacco Products Corpn
Delaware
United States Realty
United States Rubber
United States Steel
United Retail
Bees
United Food Sete Eee
United Fruit Co
Etia- Hifta Wed
Utah Copper Het
Simms Petroleum Reports New Homer Field Well in Louisiana
Simms Petroleum yesterday announced a new well in Homer Field Louisiana, drilled in shallow sand with 530 barrels initial flow. It is the fourth Simms well in the area near Gulf Refining to the south and Sinclair Oil to the north. A separate report notes Producers and Refiners Corporation No. 3 in Beggs Field Oklahoma producing at a set rate. Magma Oil & Refining received word that its Hewitt No. 2 well in Oklahoma is 30 feet in the sand and flowing 30 barrels per hour.
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Simms Petroleum Company
Homer Field
Louisiana
Simms
Gulf Refining Company
Sinclair Oil Company
Magma Oil & Refining Company
Hewitt
Oklahoma
Charngold Company Reports Strong Earnings Rise
The Charngold Company said yesterday that reports through yesterday indicate earnings of 70 percent before taxes and that business is increasing at a satisfactory rate.
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Charngold Company
New York Stock Exchange Transactions
Total sales for the day 369 600 shares. Ex dividend 2 percent dividend 1 percent. Ex dividend 2 percent. Ex dividend 1 percent. Hutton & Co. report on New York Stock Exchange activity with daily totals and dividend notes.
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NEW York Stock Exchange
Hutton & CO
Cincinnati Stocks and Bonds Quoted on Exchange Floor
Following last quotes a list shows bonds and stocks with bid and ask prices for Procter & Gamble American Rolling Mill and others. Ex dividents noted as Cincinnati market reports money tight for brokers and tax demand.
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Cincinnati
Stock Exchange
Ham. & Lind
Broadway & Newp
Procter & Gamblers
Procter & Gamble
Mach
Merkan Rolling Mill
Andrew Jergens
Black Clawson
Sea Casey-Hedges
Os Semin CE City Tkies Np Jae Acceso
Ned Champion
Inti Union Stockyards
Cin'ti Tobacco Warehouse
Cooper Orp
Corcoran-Victor
Fay & Egan
Ok Beau
Fleischmann
Foodyear
Globe-Wernicke
Eebarda
Gruen Sons Watch
Kroger G
Owens Bottle
Denecat
Owen Sue Dedees
Sayers & Scovill Pref
Sorg Paper
Seentee
Doe
Webnhaes
United States
U. S
William Powell
Whitaker Paper
Jiapabouses
Atlas National Bank
First National Bank
Second National
Bhoceve
Western Bank and Trust Co
Sao
Cincinnati Gas and Electric
Cin
Cities Service Bankers
Ohio Cities
Ohio State Telephone
Shipping line sails announced for Frederik VIII and others
The Scandinavian America Line lists Frederik VIII sailing from New York to Copenhagen and Christiania. The French Line announces Lorraine sailing to Havre. Furness Bermuda Line notes Wilhelm sailing to Bermuda. White Star Line lists Olympic sailings to Southampton and Cherbourg on multiple dates.
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Commercial Department
Fifth-Third National Bank
New York
The
Scandinavian- America Line
Frederik VIII
Copenhagen
Christiania
French Line
Lorraine
Havre
Furness-Bermuda Line
Wilhelm
Bermuda
White Star Line
Olympic
Southampton
Cherbourg
Butter and Eggs Market Report from New York June 15
Butter receipts 12 262 tubs with creamery grades higher than previous. creams 92 score extras 88 91 score firsts 88 91. Eggs receipts 34 220 cases with varied grades from storage packed to fresh gathered. Cheese receipts 2 142 boxes. State whole milk flats and twins pricing noted. live and dressed poultry steady with unchanged prices.
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New York
Pennsylvania
Market Wrap of Quotations and Shares
Chicago on June 15 reports Armour preferred four percent Armour Leather trade at fifteen shillings Carbide at four percent Libby at thirteen Swift and Col at one hundred seven Dinited Iron at twenty three Western Knitting at one and a half a unit brief price movements and catalogued listings across major firms.
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Chicago
Armour Pref
Armour Leather
Carbide
Libby
Stewart-Warner
Swift & Col
Dinited Iron
Western Knitting 1A
Cattle Market Report From Cincinnati June 15 1920
Receipts and shipments for the past twenty four hours compare with the day before. Cattle receipts total 587 with 129 billed direct to killers and many unsold stock carried over. Prices vary from low grades to good calves, with cows and steers showing drift toward lower bids. Hogs receipts total 650 with prices firming on light supplies and packing grades moving at steady to higher rates.
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Suill
Corn market ends higher on early receipts but bears loom
Chicago traders saw corn prices close 3 1/8 to 3 4-5 cents higher as the week’s receipts of 240 cars offered bullish support despite early weakness. July and September futures rose while oats mirrored strength and provisions edged lower on hog calls and rain.
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Chicago
Livestock Prices Mixed as Markets Try to Stabilize
Chicago cattle and hog prices drifted, with receipts about 12 000 cattle and 40 000 hogs. Prime beef steers rose slightly while cows held steady, hogs eased, and lambs showed strength with top lambs around 17.75 dollars. Sheep and lambs varied from 7 to 18 dollars for different grades amid a large day’s run.
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Chicago
Global Midwest Grain Prices Mixed Across Markets
Across Kansas City Minneapolis and Indianapolis reports show wheat and corn futures varying by location. prices for No 2 hard wheat range around 2.78 to 3.05 with several markets noting minor gains or drops. Corn prices hover near 1.69 to 2.05 with steady or mixed movements and oats around 1.15 to 1.21 depending on grade and market.
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the Commercial Tribune
Indianapolis
Carn
Hay Firm
New York
Middle West
ST. Louis
Milwaukee
Timothy
Tennessee Golden
Western Liberty
Kansas
Fear of Mall Receipts at ND Corn Prices Up
Cincinnati June 15 1920 bulls push corn market as end of receipts run nears cash premiums over July. Demand improves with prices up to 6c higher. white grades sought. Wheat steady to lower. oats up on large buyers. Grain and hay markets show varied shifts with hay prices easing amid ample offerings.
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Cincinnati
Cotton seed oil ends irregular with mixed moves
Cotton seed oil in New York shows a volatile session with prices swinging after early losses. Active months fell on liquidation and stop loss selling before refiners supported nearby deliveries, closing 18 points higher to 25 points lower.
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New York
Commodity Prices Report From New York and London
Copper dull and varied futures slipped up to 1.5 cents while iron stayed steady and tin eased. Lead and zinc showed mixed London quotes with spot and futures aligning around key parities. zinc traded near 41 shillings and sixpence in London, copper and tin quoted in US and UK markets.
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New York
St. Louis
London
Market Quiet as Call Loans Hold at 7 Percent
In New York a semisilent session saw money ease with call loans at 7 percent despite large cash transfers for income and excess profits taxes. Time money stayed unchanged as banks offered only sparse mid year renewals for thirty and sixty days.
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New York
Market Rates and Exchange Fluctuations Report
New York June 15 Mercantile paper 7 percent exchange irregular Sterling sixty day bills 389 percent commercial sixty day bills on banks 389 percent demand 30444 cables 395 Francs demand 766 cables 768 Belgian francs demand 802 cables 804 Guilders demand 3590 cables 3592 Lire demand 567 cables 569 Marks demand 244 cadwlg 246 New York exchange on Montreal 135 16 percent discount Government bonds easy railroad bonds easy Time loans strong 60 90 and six months 8 percent Call money steady high 7 percent low 7 percent ruling rate 7 percent closing bid 7 percent offered at 7 percent last loan 7 percent bank acceptances 6 percent
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New York
Mercantile Paper
New York Exchange
Montreal
Markets Report From Columbus Closing Collage
In Columbus on June 15 trading closed with Cities Service common at 322 to 326 and a 64 percent preference on sixes. Ohio Gas last sale stood at 39.
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Columbus
Ohio Gas
Procter & Gamble Declares Dividends for 1920
The Procter & Gamble Company announces a 5 percent cash dividend and a 4 percent stock dividend on common shares payable August 14 1920 to shareholders of record July 2 1920. Scrip for fractional shares will accompany the regular August 14 1920 dividend. Transfers close July 24 1920 and reopen August 16 1920. R F Rogan secretary.
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Procter & Gamble Company
Cincinnati
Ohio
Gwynne Building
R. F. Rogan
Dividend Declared on Eight Per Cent Preferred Stock
The company today declared a regular quarterly dividend of two percent on its Eight Per Cent Preferred Stock payable after July 15 1920 to holders of record at close of business June 25 1920. Transfer books remain open. R F Rogan secretary.
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Procter & Gamble Company
Cincinnati
Ohio
R. F. Rogan
Weinberger Kaufman Company Dissolution Meeting in Cincinnati
Notice states stockholders of The Weinberger Kaufman Company of Cincinnati Ohio will meet July 7 1920 at 2 PM in the Fourth National Bank Building to consider surrendering corporate authority and dissolving the firm. President Max Weinberger signs the notice dated June 8 1920.
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Weinberger-Kaufman Company
Cincinnati
Ohio
R. de V. Carroll
Fourth National Bank
Max Weinberger
Probate dispute over will of Susanna Werst in Hamilton County
John J Fussner and Eleanor Fussner sue in the Court of Common Pleas, Hamilton County Ohio, challenging a purported will admitted to probate. The plaintiffs seek a declaration that the paper writing is not the last will and testament and request an issue to determine validity, with the August 7, 1920, deadline to answer. Attorneys Cohen, Mack & Hartig. Cincinnati, June 16, 1920.
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Peter Werst
Brookville
Indiana
Anthony Wilkhelm
France Street
New Orleans
Louisiana
Ferdinand Werst
Mary Meyer
Madison Avenue
Covington
Kentucky
Hienora Burkhart
Susanna Fussner
Sister Julie Louise
N. D
Convent of Notre Dame
North Capitol
K Streets
Washington, D. C
Susanna Werst
Hamilton County
Ohio
Frank Meyer
John J. Fussner
Eleanor Fussner
Cohen,mack & Hartig
Cincinnati
Walnut Hills Methodist Church seeks sale of land for street widening
The Walnut Hills Methodist Episcopal Church of Cincinnati Ohio filed June 1 1920 in the Hamilton County Court of Common Pleas a petition seeking authority to sell and convey to the City of Cincinnati a seven foot by 115 foot strip of ground on the southeast corner of Ashland avenue and McMillan street for the widening of McMillan street The hearing is set for on or after July 9 1920 Charles C Benedict attorney for petitioner Cincinnati Ohio June 16 1920.
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Walnut Hills Methodist, Episcopal Church of
Cincinnati
Ohio
Court of Common Pleas
Hamilton County
City of
McMillan Street
David R. Kemper
Ashland Avenue
Charles C. Benedict
Printing bids sought for primary election materials
The Board of Deputy State Supervisors and Inspectors of Elections invites sealed bids by June 2 1920 at 10 am for printing poll books ballots envelopes and related supplies for the August 10 1920 primary. Bonds in double the bid amount are required with bids to guarantee contract acceptance and completion. The board may reject all bids and may award to multiple bidders.
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Board of Deputy State Supervisors
Third
Walnut Streets
Thomas J. Noctor
Chas. H. Woeliner
Devon Oil Shale Products Company Applies for Ohio Stock License
NOTICE. The Devon Oil Shale Products Company of Cincinnati Ohio has applied to the Ohio Commissioner of Securities on April 16 1920 for a license to deal in stock. Agents named in the application are T A M Jamison Cincinnati Herbert Mershon Akron W M Clements Cincinnati and Harry Heil Cincinnati.
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Devon Oil Shale Products Gompany
Ohio
Devon Oil Shale Products Company
Cincinnati
Commissioner of Securities
State of
T. A. M. Jamison
Herbert Mershon
Akron
W. M. Clements
Harry Heil
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