Wheat Prices Rule Lower as Market Sags in Midwest
Cincinnati June 21 1926 reports weaker wheat futures and cash values amid abundant harvests in Kansas Nebraska and Missouri with rains in the Northwest delaying movement. Prices for corn oats rye and hay fall slightly with demand steady for Grade No 1. Futures margins leave buyers cautious as imports from Italy France and Germany loom. Procter & Gamble declares quarterly dividend for preferred stock.
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Cincinnati
Southwest
Kansas
Nebraska
Missouri
Canadian
American
Northwest
Chicago Tribune
Italy
France
Germany
Argentine
Canada
United States
New York Bond Transactions On Wall Street Report
New York bonds activity summarized from the New York Stock Exchange on Friday June 21 with traders noting price movements and turnover.
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New York
York Stock Exchange
Bond Market Report From New Doms 1958 1959 Oct City Berlin Prague
Prices listing varied bonds and commodities with color of daily sales totals. Totals show US and international issues with yields and closing levels amid agricultural market notes and fruit auctions.
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City of Berlin
City of Greater Prague
Commonwealth Australia
Repub
A. Jurgen
City of
Rio de Janeiro
Department
New York curb market roundup lists wide stock and bond activity
Official curb exchange transactions show broad activity with many names such as Continental Oil, Procter & Gamble, and Standard Oil. totals report stock volume 228,800 shares and bonds at $1,935,000. Prices and percent changes appear across numerous issues, highlighting oil, mining, and utility sectors and notable bids from N.Y. Tel and Ohio Power.
Ohio Incorporations District Generates Numerous Cleveland Listings
Ohio Incorporations in Columbus reveal a slate of new companies led by executives from Cleveland Heights to Sandusky. Notable entries include Friedman Estate Company with $150,000, Forest Case Realty Company at $10,000, and Hoffmann Miller Lauder with $26,000, among others. Also noted are stock incorporations in State Bond, Seitz Theater, Allied Gasoline, Mortgage Discount, Umansky firms, Dayton Leather Goods, Home View Oil and Electric, and Tire Finance.
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Ohio
Columbus
Friedman Estate Company
Cleveland Heights
A. J. Friedman
S. J. Wallace
H. J., Hollander
H. H.david
Kathryn O’lonnell
Forest Case Realty Company
Cleveland
Joseph Morgenstern
Sam Garber
Harry Kauffman
G. E. Schwarm
Hoffmann Miller & Lauder Company
J. A. Klein
E. C. Hoffmann
M. A. Miller
State Bond Company
J. H. Silbert
Elmer T. Johnson
E. C. Sc
Verton Weygand
Dayton Leather Goods Company
Dayton
I. C. Ellsworth
P. P. Heinrich
Charles A. Letes
J. H. Suttong
A.C. M Nald
Home View Oil and Electric Company
I. D. Carleton
J. Floyd McAfee
Thomas G
Mary A. Steele
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Globe-Wernicke
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Union Stock Yards
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Cin. Street Railway
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City Ice and Fueel
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Dividends Declared By Several Companies
New York June 21 dividends announced for multiple firms. Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chicago and St Louis Railway pays semi annual 2.50, July 20 to holders of record July 10. Pennsylvania lease shifts to 5.00 annually. 3 National Cash Register 0.75 quarterly to holders of record June 30. Vick Chemical quarterly, August 1 to July 5. American Pneumatic Service second preferred 1.00 semi annual payable June 30 to June 24. Naumberg Steam Cotton quarterly 3.00 July 1 to June 23. Canadian Cotton Ltd quarterly 2 percent common and 1 percent preferred payable July 5 to June 25.
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New York
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis Railway
Pennsylvaniailway
National Cash Register Company
Vick Chemical Company
American Pneumatic Service Company
Naumberg Steam Cottonmpany
Canadian Cotton Ltd
Chicago Butter Market Holds Steady Amid Demand
Chicago butter traders saw the market steady as demand stayed fair and supplies remained ample. Fresh 92 grade butter sold around 88 1 2 cents per pound and centralized 90 score butter traded near 88 1 2 cents.
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Chicago
Cattle and Hogs Trade Mixed at Cincinnati Stock Yards
Cattle arrivals near 1,421 with 189 killed for direct sale, buyers paying strong gains for dry fed steers and yearlings. Hog prices edged down after a brisk morning trade, while sheep and lambs sold briskly with bright demand and high prices for light lambs.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Idahos
Idaho
Indianapolis
Columbus Stocks Turn Briefly In City Market
Columbus June 21 Cities Service common 41 4a 42 preferred 56a 87 Pure Oil 28 percent.
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Columbus
Minneapolis Wheat and Flour Prices Mixed in June Market
Wheat slow to move with No. 1 Northern at 1.55 to 1.60 per bushel for July and September futures. No. 3 yellow around 0.68 to 0.70. Oats and flax show minor shifts. Flour holds at 9.25 to 9.35 per barrel with 32,486 barrels shipped and bran priced at 22.00.
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Minneapolis
Local Securities Bid and Stock Exchange Activity
Local Cincinnati financial notes show bank clearings at 14,735,043 dollars. Trading on the Cincinnati Stock Exchange floor reported 1,563 shares moved with dozens of specific issues listed along with prices and preferred stock notes. Foreign exchange rates and bond offerings provide additional market context.
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Cincinnati
Stock-A-Day American Smelting and Refining Company 5% Year Record
Company profile notes expansion from metal refining to mining and manufacture. Details include subsidiaries, smelters, mines in US Mexico Peru and leases, funded debt of 49.68 million, capital stock 50 million preferred and 60.998 million common, earnings per share 19.25 in 1925, assets 91.617 million, liabilities 20.361 million, working capital 71.256 million. Dividends on preferred regular, common dividends 7% current after 1903 except 1922.
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American Smelting and Refining Company
United States
Mexico
Peru
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Bell Syndicate, Inc
Money and Rates Report From New York and London
New York call money firm with a 4 percent ruling rate and last loan at 4 1 4 percent. Bar silver at 65 1 2 cents per ounce. Mexican dollars quoted at 50 4 cents. London bar silver at 30 7 16 pence per ounce. Short bills around 4 1 2 percent and three months bills near 4 3 4 to 5 16 percent.
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New York
London
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