Wheat Markets Edge Higher on Bullish Chicago News
Cincinnati reports higher and stronger wheat futures aided by bullish sentiment and higher Liverpool prices. The first Oklahoma wheat car arrived in Kansas City with cash markets firm and oats and hay also showing strength though top grades remain scarce. Prices for No. 2 red winter and other grains varied, while extensive quotations for hay and flour accompany easing receipts and expect a weak market to persist.
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Cincinnati
Liverpool
Oklahoma
Kansas City
Timothy
Fruit and poultry price list and dairy quotes
A price table lists fruits such as apples, currants, and berries with per crate or per box figures. pears, lemons, oranges, and pineapples show varied crate and box pricing. Poultry, eggs, butter, calves, and hogs are priced per pound or per hundredweight with ranges for quality and size.
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California
Georgia
Hucklesberries
Cattle and Hogs Move Steadily in New York Markets
Cincinnati ledger reports mixed cattle results with fat steers steady and inferior stock hard to move. Milk and veal demand weak but prices largely hold. Hog market opens active, closes steady with some overweight lots carried over. Various regional data from Cleveland to Chicago show cattle, hogs, and sheep trading with modest changes. Official receipts cited for Cincinnati, Cleveland, Pittsburgh, Buffalo, Chicago, St Louis, and Kansas City markets.
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Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Buffalo
ST. Louis
Texas
Kansas City
Livestock Market Report New York June 2
Cattle receipts 8150 steady with steers 7.50 to 9.60, bulls 4.25 to 6.50, cows 1.50 to 6.66. Calves 2760 higher with veals 8.50 to 12.70, litle calves 5.50 to 7.50, buttermilks 4.50 to 5. Southern sheep and lambs 6760 firm with lambs 8.00 to 14.50, ewes steady 6.00 to 7.60, hogs 4150 steady with light weights 11.65 to 11.75, mediums 11.11 to 11.50, heavies 11.00 to 11.50.
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New York
Wheat Market Mixed But Holds Recent Gains In Chicago
Market closed barely higher as late crop doubts kept bulls active. Reports of drought damage to new wheat in Australia and cooler, rainier conditions in Canada influenced prices, with heavy corn buying to arrive and steady to higher hog costs supporting provisions.
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Chicago
Canadian Northwest
Canada
Eews
City Service Company Declares Dividend
A New York meeting of the board of directors of City Service Company announced a 6 percent cash dividend. Preferred stock receives a September 1 payout, and preference B stock on October 1, with scrip redeemed. Holders may take cash or an 8 percent convertible debenture bond at 115 call, convertible to 85 percent preference B and 15 percent City Service common stock. About 3000 Cincinnati holders, total investment over half a million dollars.
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Herman B. Cohle
Henry JL. Doherty & Co
Cities Service Company
New York City
City Service Common
Cincinnati
Spiritualists Convene Ohio State Convention at Grand Hotel
About 180 delegates attend the twenty fourth annual Ohio Spiritualists Association convention opening at the Grand Hotel with meetings each evening at Odd Fellows Hall Seventh and Elm streets. Lectures and spirit messages are scheduled by speakers including Rev Wellman C Whitney Rev Elizabeth Schauss Rev Harry E Boerstler and Rev H B Strack with a memorial service Sunday afternoon by State President Schauss open to the public. Maggie Waite of Chicago an officer of the Illinois Association is to arrive to deliver messages.
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Ohio Spiritualists’ Association
Grand Hotel
Association
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Seventh and
Elm Streets
Maggie Waite
Chicago
Illinois Spiritualists’ Association
Wellman C. Whitney
Columbus
Elizabeth Schauss
Toledo
Harry E. Boerstler
H. B. Strack
Sandusky
F. D. Dunakin
Cecil, O
Foreign exchange rates in New York markets
June 21 report shows weak foreign exchange with varied demands and cables for major currencies. Britain, France, Italy, Belgium, Germany, Holland, Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Switzerland, Spain, Greece, Poland, Czecho Lovania, Argentina, and Brazil listed with notable percentage ranges and Montreal reference.
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Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Switzerland
Spain
Greece
Denisnn
Poland
Czecho- Lovania
Argentine
Brazil
Montreal
New York Call Money Rates and Mercantile Paper
New York on June 21 reports call money easy at 2 to 3 percent with the ruling rate at 3 percent and last loan at 8 percent. Call loans against acceptances 2 percent. time loans easier with sixty days 3 1/4 percent, ninety days 3 1/4 percent, six months 4 percent. prime mercantile papers at 4 1/2 percent. Foreign bar silver 70 1/2 cents, Mexican dollars 53 1/2 cents.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Walnut Hills Church to Build Stone Structure on Kemper Lane
The Wal nut Hills Baptist Church plans a stone church with basement gymnasium Sunday school rooms and a women's parlor on the first floor, with social rooms and a junior department on the second. Bids are open and Rev. Samuel H. Bowyer is pastor.
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Walnut Hills
Real estate sales and plans across North College Hill and Cincinnati
Becker Real Estate sold to John and Catherine Mossman a five room frame bungalow on Emerson avenue North College Hill for 3250 dollars. The E A Mardoff Realty lease at 818 Main street covers a three year term at 5700 dollars with renewal option for two years. cafe and restaurant planned by July. Architect Wilbur Firth completed plans for James G Moore home at 6222 Robinson Avenue costing 10000 dollars. Gerk er Stone to build brick St Louis flat at Clifton Girard corners for about 10000 dollars. Nielson Home Building to build six room bungalow at 818 Delta Avenue for 5000 dollars. Botwin and Tuntck to construct five room residence at 4432 Carnation Avenue costing 6500 dollars. Joseph Woll bought 714 Delhi Avenue Sedamsville six room two family for 4000 dollars. Bids soon due for Mrs Clifford Latta home on Redbud Avenue Avon Hills Avondale brick seven rooms three baths.
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High Street
Peerless Die and Tool Realty Company
Gustav A
Emma Wendt
Colerain Avenue
Joseph T. Russell
Elsworth Thompson
Betts
Erie Avenue
Louise F. Bradbeer
Frances Foley
Hbeten Street
Krouse
Mt. Auburn
Michael A. Smith
Lois L. Acomb
Bailey
Pleasant View
The
Western Bank and Trust Company
Fred W
Gertrude M. Brandt
Knecht
Twightwee
Golden Rule
Home Builders Company
Roscoe W. Lake
Madison Avenue
Norwood
Elizabeth G. Digby
Christine Smith
Fred Schoen
Probasco Avenue
Digby Avenue
George Miller
J. Q. Anderson
Ruth and
Gilbert Avenue
John Faust
William R. Collins
John Totten
Buckeye Street
Estella E. Hucksoll
Harry Peetz
J. Sherman Weigold
Mildred M. Quinn
Frank H. Lockman
George H. Wehr
Anna Vehr
St. Lawrence Avenue
Beech
Academy Avenue
Price Hill
John Sver
Elsie P. Shaw
Bevis Avenue
Alvina Block
Manns Place
Conrad Glos
Laura B. McFarlan
Ridge Avenue
Gloss Avenue
Charles F. Bruton
Atvaten
Sreteiee Gulow
Catherine Laws
Phim Lane Avenue
Northside
George Soncmanal
Helen K. Huntemann
Dale Avenue
Clementine M. Griess
Avon Hills Realty Company
Estelle C. Gerrard
Mitchell Avenue
Avondale
Histelle C. Gerrard
Philip V. Metz
William Rennekamp, Jr
Isaac Hyams
Freeman Avenue
Maria Reuter
Frei Wiethe
Linn Street
James O'Brien
Lena F. West
Montieth Avenue
Sarah Scheid
Edward Hurst
Cottage Hill
Caleb
Bragg
Arthur
Nannie Marks
Winding Way
Dana Avenue
William M. Perin
Albert B. Underwood
F. H. Hellmass
Bond Hill
Emma Reemelin
Julia C. Sullivan
Dexter and
Cleanview Avenues
Maria A. Meiners
Anna E. Meisman
Poplar Street
Catherine Pittinger
James R. Stapleton
Elizabeth Kramer
Cedar Grove L. & B. A
Daniel Cherdon
Harry Allen
Union Street
Harvey Avenue
Cora
Hake
Carrie Real
Woodburn Heights
Herman Zimmermann
Leonard Breye
Pleasant Street
Oscar A. Neu
Francis Neu
Ohio Land and Improvement Company
North College Hill
Frances Neu
Josephine Iill
Emma M. Clark
Sherman Avenue
Max W. Levi
Evalyne Levi
Lenox Place
Frank H. Kemper
Mary Tauke
First Avenue
Charles W. Koegler
Myrtle M. Denninger
Terry Street
Jennie Morse
Joe
Yetta Margolis
Hutchins
Isaac D. Jones
Louis Earp
McMillan Street
Becker Real Estate Company
John
Catherine Mossman
Emerson Avenue
Simpson Avenue
C. M. Grote
Main Street
E. A. Mardoff Realty Company
Sam Stern
Sam Bauer
Charles Davis
Wilbur Firth
James G. Moore
Robinson Avenue
C. P. Mitchell
St. Louis
Gerker & Stone
Clifton and
Girard Avenues
Nielson Home Building Company
Delta Avenue
Charles F. Cellarius
Clifford Latta
Redbud Avenue
Avon Hills
Reading Road Warehouse Permit and Hyde Park Home Plans
Lewis R. Smith received a permit from Building Commissioner George R. Hauser for a one story brick warehouse at 2426 and 2482 Reading road. J. and F. Harig to construct it, estimated at $18. Hauser issued four permits to Warren E. Richards Company for four residences in Hyde Park and Avondale. Homes are English style, five or six rooms, some with garages, stucco and shingle, costing $6,000 to $16,000. Locations include Inglenook and Cryer avenues in Hyde Park and Rose Hill Avenue in Avondale. Wilbur Firth is the architect.
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Kemper Lane Building Company
George R. Hauser
Kemper Lane
McMillan Street
Walnut Hills
Young Men's Christian Association
Anal Boulevard
Elm Streets
Elzner & Anderson
Fisher DeVore Construction Company
Lewis R. Smith
Reading Road
J. and
F. Harig
George Hauser
Warren E. Richards Company
Hyde Park
Avondale
Inglenook Avenue
Griest Avenue
Transfers Recorded for Various Properties in Cincinnati Area
Ledger lists transfers with prices usually $1 and modest taxes. Angelo Gallo to Arsenio Lavatori. Bernard Riesenberg Jr. to Frank J. Hanson. Hanson to Stella M. lineup. Nau to David Boehm. A F Pressing to Herman Zimmerman. Mollie Koch to John Ludwig. Anna A Scheffel to Cora R Schmitt. Christian Kracke to M Billing. James N Gamble to Cecil H Gillespie. Leonard R Gullick to Arthur W Schlem mer and wife. John C Sheets to George Haendel. Minnie D Meinberg to Carlton P Roll. BH O Dana to William F Smith. Walter Mathys to Charles W Heitmeyer. Herman G Herzog to Henry H Herzog. Anthony Kuhn to Mary and Louise Abbing. Minnie F E Hazard to William G Hill. Martin Zimmerman to George Mueller. William E Harmon to Nettle R Gibson. Mary Lucken to Philomena Lucken.
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Angelo Gallo
Arsenio Lavatori
Symmes Street
DeKalb Street
Bernard Riesenberg, Jr
Frank J. Hanson
Oakstret
Section Avenue
Norwood
Stella M. Lineup
Colerain Avenue
Anna A. Scheffel
Cora R. Schmitt
Charles E. Williams
Northside
Christian Kracke
M. Billing
Branch Street
James N. Gamble
Cecil H
Clarrne D. Gillespie
Williams & Gamble
Westwood
Leonard R. Gullick
Arthur W. &Chlemmer
Mad Anthony Street
Apjones Street
John C. Sheets
George Haendel
Isnowlton Street
Langland Street
Minnie D. Meinberg
Carlton P. Roll
Washington Avenue
Greenlee Avenue
BH. O. Dana
William F. Smith
Sycamore Township
Walter Mathys
Charles W
Daisy F. Heitmeyer
Clifford Place
Herman G. Herzog
Henry H. Herzog
Mt. Peter L
B. Assa
Delhi Township
Anthony Kuhn
Mary and
Louise Abbing
Carthage Pike
St. Bernard
Minnie FE. Hazard
William G. Hill
Eighth and
Hamilton Avenue
Price Hill
Kibert Avenue
Eighth Street
Martin Zimmerman
George Mueller
George Martin
Mt. Adams
William E. Harmon
Nettle R. Gibson
Hyde Park East
Mary Lucken
Philomena C. Lucken
Fragmented transfers list with numerous Cincinnati lenders
A long OCR transcript records numerous loan assignments and transfers of money from individuals to various banks and lenders in Cincinnati and surrounding areas. Amounts range from hundreds to tens of thousands of dollars, with many names including Lavatori, Hanlon, Nippert, Ransick, Mueller, Schlemmer, Foley, Hollenberg, Axt, Lake, Peetz, Niehaus, Juelch, Roll, Abbing, Blattner, Schmeuster, Hucksoll, Bley, OFlaherty, Boex, Shaw, Crane, Boles, Wiethe, Reuter, Maisel, Beyer, West, Wernersbach, Eidenburgh, Biecker, Payne, Sullivan, Meisman, Stapleton, Meleman, Allen, Peter, Klein, Stegner, Stegner, and many others, all tied to institutions such as B L Co, Findlay Market, Central B L Co, Mercantile B L Co, and City Hall Bank among others. The document appears to be a listing of secured or assigned loans and payments.
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Arsenio Lavatori
Mohawk Place
Arthur W. Schlemmer
Provident Loan Co
George Haenflel
Same
Frances Foley
Cincinnati Workingmen's Club B. & L. Co
George F. Hollenberg
Findlay Market No. 2L. & B. Co
Matilda Axt
Roscoe W. Lake
Central B. & L. Co
Golden Rule Home Builders Co
Harry Peetz
Mercantile B. & L. Co
Henry F. Niehaus
Victoria B. A. No
Frederick L. Juelch
Mary L. Bramble
Carlton P. Roll
St. Bernard Iv & B. A. Co
Mary Abbing
St. Bernard L. & B. &A. Co
Alma
C. Blattner
Arthur D. Dean
George Schmeuster
St. Bernard Progressive B. & L. A. Co
Estelle F. Hucksoll
Norwood
Minnie Bley
George D. Royer
William O'Flaherty
Walnut Hills 3. & IL. Co
John W. Boex
Carhoun L. & B. Co
Elsigh P. Shaw
Apollo 8. & I. Co
Eva N. K. Crane
Theodore C. Frost
Charles
Cumminsville L. & B. Co
Isaac Hyams
Big Four B. & 8.Co
Fred Wiethe
Maria Reuter
Rose Maisel
American Mortgage Co
Joseph Beyer
Charles Leppert
Lena F. West
Fulton B. & S. A. No
Barbara Wernersbach
Excellent IL. & B. A
Roland Eidenburgh
Southern Ohio Loan Co
Joseph H. Biecker
Concordia B. A
Bluford H. Payne
Julia C Sullivan
Home Savings Bank Co
Anna E Meisman
Western Star L. & B. A
James BR. Stapleton
Woodward B. & L. Co
Anna E. Meleman
F. C. Sanders
Harry Allen
Molitor L. & B. Co
Vreula Peter
Cincinnati L. & B. Co
Mathias Klein
Emma J. Stegner
Calhoun L. & B. Co
Koehler Realty Co
Carrie Real
Pranston RB. & L. Co
Cora Jores
Union Savings Bank
Harry Hogdin
Lincoln B. A. Co
Joseph Margolis
City Hall Bank
Louis Aero
Albert A. Glaser
Rose M. Sudmeler
Local Transfers Reported From Mary Ruthven and Charles Ney
Mary C Ruthven transfers 500 dollars to Southern Ohio Savings Bank. Charles Ney transfers 200 dollars to Amelia Stemner. Funds move through private accounts with no stated conditions or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary C. Ruthven
Southern Ohio Savings Bank
Charles Ney
Amelia Stemner
Theft From Auto Park Leads to Test Suit
Cincinnati Automobile Club board moves to file a test case to decide if car owners may demand protection when parking their cars. Attorneys to draft an ordinance licensing park owners and requiring bonds after a theft incident. Board also appoints F. E. Reszke and the Rev. William Schmitt to attend the National Safety Council meeting in Detroit in August.
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The
Cincinnati Automobile Club
F. E. Reszke
Public Schools Safety Council
William Schmitt
National Safety Council
Detroit
Resolution Declares Oil Treatment District in Cincinnati Streets
The Director of Public Service to treat specified Minot avenue Robertson avenue Cervera street Brownway avenue Thirtieth to Thirty-fourth avenues Allston street from Minot to Edwards road as an oil treatment district. Assessments levied on abutting properties to cover the cost during 1922 under contract with The Byrnes Conway Company per Ordinance No. 10 1922. Filed with Clerk of Council and Public Service Director. Passed June 18 1922.
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Director of Public Service
City of
Cincinnati
Minot Avenue
Allston Street
Edwards Road
Robertson Avenue
Thirtyfourth Avenue
Thirtieth Avenue
Cervera Street
Brownway Avenue
Verne Avenue
Brownway
Thirty-second Avenue
Thirty-third Avenue
Thirty-fourth Avenue
Byrnes- Conway Company
Madison Road
Thirty-first Avenue
Miggsot Avenue
Robertson Enue
Thirty Third Avenue
Chas. F. Hornberger
Edward P. Durr
Notice of Sale of School Bonds by Colerain Township District
Sealed proposals are invited by the Colerain township Rural School District Board of Education Ohio for the purchase of 25 bonds totaling 50000 dollars. Each bond 3200 dollars, serial numbers one through twenty-five, redeemable from one to twenty-four years, with sale closing July 14, 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Colerain ‘Township
Hamilton Ee
Ohio
Bonds for Colerain Township School District Sale Notice
The Colerain Township Rural School District plans to issue bonds dated Sept 1 192, at Big% interest, payable semi annually, to finance an elementary and high school building. Bids at par with 5% certified check due by July 7 1922, sealed and addressed to George K Foster, Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank of
Mt. Healthy
Ohio
General Assembly of Ohio
Board of Education
Colerain Township
Hamilton County
Aid Board of Education
George K. Foster
Geo
K. Foster
Cincinnati
County Commissioners
McKinney Road
Symmes Township
Board of County Commissioners
Jagor Krollmann
Albert Reinhardt
North College Hill Village
Springfield Township
First National Bank
Howard Kemper
North College Hill
Spiiesvien Township
Howard B. Kemper
Ohio highway bids sought for Glendale Milford Road projects
Ohio Department of Highways Sealed bids due June 30 1977 for two projects on Glendale Milford Road in Hamilton County Sycamore and Symmes Townships. Proposal 1 drainage structures estimated 61800. Proposal 2 grading and plain concrete paving 20 foot pavement 32 foot roadway 9492.4 feet with completion by October 1 1922. Bid bond 5 percent up to 10000 dollars. Director Leon C Herrick reserves right to reject bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nolice
Conirauiors
Department of Highways and Public Works
Division of Highways
Columbus
Ohio
Director of Highways and Public Works
Hamilton County
Glendale-Milford
N. C
Sycamore
Symmes
Leon C. Herrick
Highways and Public Works
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Hazell Miller
James M. Stewart
Eva H. Lishawa
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Henry C. Coleman
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Joseph Bayer
Garfield B. & I.eo
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George Broemer
Hervert, Harris
Margaret Brown
Home B. & IL. Co
Rose Mann
W. W. Clippinger
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Frank Owens
Edna E. Easton
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Bertha ‘L. Kreuter
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Norwood Improved
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George J. Hackman
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Active B. & L. Co
Howard D. Thomas
Terrace Park B. & L. Co
Lila W. Finch
Milford Home Bldg. Co
George Echnippel
George W. Maphet
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Apollo S. & L. Co
Stanley S. Eaton
East Walnut Hills
Botwin & Tuntck
Carnation Avenue
Joseph Woll
Mary Walker
Delhi Avenue
Sedamsville
Auto Park
Equitable
Cincinnati Equitable Fire Insurance CO
East Third Street