Wheat market bearish as futures slip in Cincinnati trade
Cincinnati reports a sharp bearish mood with futures down about 3 percent for July and September. Cash wheat prices show limited sales, with all quotes nearly nominal while corn oats and hay markets soften amid weaker demand and plentiful arrivals. Local grain and produce listings include detailed price ranges for wheat corn oats hay flour mill feed and various fruits and vegetables.
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Cincinnati
Timothy
Wheat Prices Fall on Strong Wheat Receipts and Spring Crop Prospects
Chicago grain markets moved lower as higher winter wheat receipts and favorable spring crop conditions pushed breadstuff prices down. July wheat slipped to about 1.44 to 1.45 dollars, with other grains and fats showing modest declines across bids and futures.
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Chicago
Chicago Butter Market Shows Weak Demand and Steady Centralized Trade
Chicago dairy market notes a weak butter market with dull trading. Centralized market remains steady with limited supplies and slow activity. Fresh butter quoted at 92 40% adle and centralized at 90 score for 4lc.
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Chicago
New York curb market shows mixed bond and stock totals
The New York curb market official list shows total stock sales at 396 and bond sales at 970. Listings include numerous industrials and major company prices with high, low and close figures for each issue, reflecting broad activity across sectors.
Cattle Hogs and Sheep Receipts and Market Review
Cattle receipts totaled 2,187 with a weak tone in heifers and steers, prices down about 25 cents. Fresh cows steady to strong with fat cows and bulls showing movement. calves and hogs also reported with varied demand and prices. Regional markets show mixed activity across Chicago Kansas City and Indianapolis with weighty steers near steady, hogs around 13 to 14 dollars and lambs mostly lower than last week.
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Cincinnati
WI BO Ais Cai
Chicago
Idaho
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Cotton Prices Rally on Dry Weather and Export Demand
New York June 29 The cotton market rose as dry southwestern weather trimmed end of June crop estimates. October futures reached 24.17 cents, up 28 points, before closing at 24.09 cents with a net 18 to 29 point advance. Exports today 5,611 bales, season total 8,021,969. U S port receipts 8,978. port stocks 369,742 bales.
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New York
United States
Chicago Stocks Update From June 29 Trading
The Chicago market report shows Armour preferred at 89 1 4, Cudahy 108, Fair 38, Libby McNeill 7 in the latest quotes. Middle West Utilities, Swift & Co. at 109 1 2, Swift International 26, Union Carbide 66 5 8, U S Gypsum 165, with other names noted as traded.
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New York
Newark Curb Exchange
Adk. Pr. & Lt
Allied Phg
Pri
Am. G. & A Atl. Fruit Co
Boissonault Co
Chrysler Corp
Cleveland Auto
Com. Pr. Cor
Com. Pow. Wh
C. G&e. Bal.n
Bak. A
Eerg Sermeneensce
Toppe, Cet
Tob. Inc
Dub’r C. & R
Durant Mot
Dur Co. Ince
Ed. el. Ill. Cor
Sh. N
Elec
G.G.& El.pfd
Cvt
Garod Corp
Gu. Gaff, BR. N
Glen
Kelvinator Cor
Lehigh P. Sec
Lehigh V. Coal
Leh. V. Coal. S
Libby, McN. N
Ldb. RK. Ch. St
L. O. S. Glass
Nat. Tea Co. N
N. Jersey Zinc
N. Y. Tel
Do . P.c
Swift
Swift Internat
Tenn. el
Therim. Radio
G.&e. New
Pr. Shar
U.s.l.&ht. Pref
Univ. Pictures
Taxi C.N.Y
Atlantic Lobos
S. O
N. Y
Ohio
Ark. Nat. Gas
Carib Syn
Gibson Oil
Glenrock
Mtn
Gulf O
aarLic. Ae
Peer Oil
de B
Arizona Pr
Arm’r Co. B. Cf
Asso. G. & El.n
Bot’y C. Mills
Bridge’t Mch
Br. Am. Tob. c
ROSS
Bklyn. Cy. R
C. D
Nat. P. Ser. A
States Po
Omni’s Cor. Cf
Pathe Ex
Pa. Wat. & Pr
Pow. Cor. N. Y
Pratt & Lam’t
Aseataies Pyrene Mfg
Reo Motor Car
Rosenb. Gr
Rova Radio
St. Regis Paper
Saf. Car. H.&l
Serv-El Corp
Sierra Pac
Singer Mfg. Co
Sing. _ Ltd
Southe. P. & L
South. Cal. Eds
Vic. Talk. Mach
Ware Ra. Corp
War
B. Pict
Western’ Power
W. Pacific W.i
White Rock
Wilson&Co, New
Ace
Magnolia Pet
Nat
Penn. Mex
Prairie Pipe L
South Penn Oil
Tnd
S. O. of
Kan
Sw.&Fi
OilCorp
Am.Con. Oil F
Maracaibo
Pen
C.nn
Ivcaieidial
Tidewater Oil N
Venezuelan Pet
W. Sts. Oil & L
Croesus
Ohio Copper
Ies
P&g
Chicago
Armour
Cudahy
Fair
Libby-McNeill
Middle West Utilities Oo
Swift & Co
Swift International
Union Carbide
U. S. Gypsum
Wabl
Bond Market in for a Rise
New York June 29 bond market shows quiet trading after a week of strength. Volume drops to about 8 million dollars with price moves narrow and a bias toward concessions as money rates firm. Dealers report strong demand for new securities but expect patience until after the mid year settlements and holiday.
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Laurence Stern
New York World News Service
New York
Stock Exchange
United States
Cincinnati Bank Clearings And Stock Exchange Activity
Local financial report shows bank clearings for the day at 12 221 728 with prior day 11 192 788 and last Monday 14 890 421. Money available for brokers and investment bankers ranges 4 6 percent with few short term loans, and 5 6 percent on commercial and industrial loans. money active due to mid year payments while total loans remain light. Cincinnati Stock Exchange on floor trades totals 654 shares with Procter and Gamble and Pure Oil among active issues and Cincinnati Street Railway showing several minor transactions.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Amer
Dalton
Mach
Procter & Gamble
Pure Oil
Rolling Mill
Gibson Art
Kroger Gro
Bak
Procter & Gamble Com
U. S
Whitaker Paper Com
Iee
Cincinnati Gas Trans
Cincinnati Street Railway
Money market notes from New York and London
Call money remains firm with bids at 6 percent and offers near 6¼ percent. Time loans show 3 to 4 percent ranges for 60 to 180 days and 8¼ percent for prime commercial paper. Bar silver quotes and currency discounts listed for New York and London markets.
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New York
London
Crude Oil Runs in Oil City on June 29
Credit balances $3.80. Runs 108,098 barrels with an average of 52,182. Shipments reach 110,084 barrels, average shipments 69,197.
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Oil City
Newport Ft Thomas Girl Drowns In Lake Erie
Milara Feldhaus a 19 year old from Ft Thomas drowned in Lake Erie Sunday while swimming with Raymond Benson of Jamestown. Her body washed ashore at 10 15 p m. Benson reached land exhausted. Arthur Feldhaus Jr. of 58 Altamont Court left for Jamestown after learning of the drowning. Funeral services will be held in Jamestown.
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Arthur Feldhaus, Jr
Altamontcourt
Ft. Thomas
Jamestown
N. Y
Milara Feldhaus
Lake Erie
Chester Carlson
Dunkirk
Ludwig Benson
Raymond Benson
Miss Feldhaus
Mock
Benson
Arthur Feldhaus
Altamont Court
Highlands Methodist Episcopal Church
June Shirley Feldhaus
Newport Notes Interracial smokers? No. (Note: This line must be the actual title from the source, but the content provided is inconsistent. Adjust to the readable headline.)
Raymond Cook, 23, of Covington, held to grand jury on removing tools and tampering with an automobile after being found in a car with part of the switchboard removed near Emil Bridewell’s home. Edward Gray and William Griffin face jail terms and fines for intoxication and disorderly conduct in Newport.
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Newport
Raymond Cook
Scott Street
Covington
Moore Hgere von
Emil Bridewell
Patterson Street
Cook
Edward Gray
Cincinnati
Moore Yes
William Griffin
Griffin
Gray
Third Street
Central Bridge
John Haders
Dayton
Ervin Saven
Clinton Collings
Chester Davis
D. Miller
Bellevue
Jamestown
N. Y
Marvin Strange
Guisseppe Pippe
Widing Street
Clifton
Pipper
Newport Truck Crash Leads to Damage Suit and Divorces
The John S. Weigand Ice Company faces a $25,000 damage suit by 17 year old Robert Witte over an April 25, 1925 Newport truck injury on Third Street driven by Robins. Enterprise Lumber sues H. J. Westendorf for $231.67 for materials contracted June 18, 1925. Mary E. Ridge seeks divorce from Louis Ridge, alleging abandonment after their May 1, 1924 marriage in Bellevue. A court order directs sale of Mendle and Anna Preble property on Tenth Street to satisfy National Loan and Building Association No. 1 claim of $3,123.10.
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Tenth Street
Saratoga
Mendle
Anna Preble
National Loan and Building Association No. 1
Marriage Licenses List From Ohio and Kentucky Towns
A list of marriage licenses shows couples from New Vienna Dayton Covington Newport Springfield Dawson Houston Ft Thomas Campbell Cincinnati Oxford Bellevue and surrounding counties. Names include Fred H Steele Thelma M Davis Abram Mendenhall Julia A Dunn George C Helfin Anna Coroser Lester Dyer Marie Rix and several others.
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New Vienna
O. Washington C
Dayton
O. Dayton
Covington
Newport
Springfield
O. Springfield
Fred H. Steele
Thelma M. Davis
Abram Mendenhall
Julia A. Dunn
George C. Helfin
Anna Coroser
Lester Dyer
Marie Rix
Lowell Griffis
Stella M. Bauer
Wilbur Thomas
Marie L. Harvey John Leopold
Eva Lang
Paul H. Dunn
Plorence William Lottie Wick
August F. Helm
Agnes Kramer
Samuel Jones
Covington Notes Highlight Local Politics and Incidents
Kenton Realty Co won a building permit for a 14000 dollar brick and steel garage at 113 East Fourth. Dawson Chambers announced his bid for State Senator as a Republican candidate with opponents Emmett Daugherty and Arthur Doyle. Hal M. Ricketts weighs a run for County Tax Commissioner. Several residents pleaded guilty to gambling charges with fines. Orr, restaurant owner, held on a grand jury bond for a game of chance. Fire damage at John Dahlheim grocery minor. Boone Block tenants woke.
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Covington
Kenton Realty Company
East Fourth Street
Dawson Chambers
Independence
Blican
Emmett Daugherty
Ludlow
Arthur Doyle
State Auditor's
Hal M. Ricketts
Lloyd Gentry
East Forty-second Street
W. Weber
Tibbatts Street
Thomas Richards
Paris
Orr
Washington
Manson
John Dalheim
Scott Street
Boone Block
Madison Pike Celebration Planned for Opening Date
Northern Kentucky Good Roads Association completed plans for the Madison pike opening around August 1. A parade from Covington to Falmouth will mark the event with Harvey Myers as Grand Marshal and Judge John B. Read and A H Barker as assistants. Invitations go to civic groups across Kenton and Pendleton Counties.
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Madison Pike
Northern Kentucky Good Roads Association
Madison
Retail Merchants’ Association
Kenton
Pendleton
W. B. Hawkins
Pryor Tarvin
Bruce Susong
B. D. Griffith
William Schonert
Pendletonian
Falmouth
R. C. Swetnam
Edward Gallatti
H. M. Bosshammer
Eleventh
Greenup Streets
Members of Kenton County Children’s Home Society Congratulated
Ware, president, praised the society for a record year and urged continued contributions and dues. Over six years the group has averaged $6,000 annually for upkeep. C A J Walker, trustees’ president, thanked donors and announced plans to begin building a new home in Devon Park.
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Children’s Home Society
Oriers
Ware
Kenton County
C. A. J. Walker
Society
Devon Park
Liquor Found Hidden in Flour In Cincinnati Pair Arrested
Policeman Hall stopped a negro couple at Fourth and Russell streets. A sack of self rising flour contained a quart bottle of moonshine and a hot water bottle. Woman Mattie Jones, 30, of 531 West Sixth Cincinnati and man Slaughter Hazel, 38, of Smith Street Cincinnati jailed on liquor possession charge.
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Hall
Fourth
Russell Streets
Mattie Jones
West Sixth Street
Cincinnati
Slaughter Hazel
Smith Street
Masons Inspector to Visit Carlisle and Berea KY
John L. Rees, inspector of the Grand Chapter of Kentucky Royal Arch Masons, will inspect the Carlisle Chapter in Carlisle on July 3, with his wife and the Norrises, then proceed to Berea to visit the Dix River Dam.
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John L. Rees
Madison Avenue
Grand Chapter of
Kentucky
Royal Arch Masons
Carlisle
J. . Norris
Berea
Dix River
Govington Hearing Begins on Pump Fight
The mandamus suit by Lee Robinson and other Latonia taxpayers seeks repeal of three ordinances authorizing a new pumping unit at Covington Water Works. Judge Harbeson ruled the City Commissioners may review referendum petitions, which were then rejected for lacking 25 percent of voters. Petitions claim 6000 signers, while officials say 2000 are nonvoters to be struck. Legal steps to perfect the record proceed as the hearing spans days.
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Lee Robinson
Latonia
Covington
Harbeson
Kenton
Atttorneys
Suit for damages for breach of promise filed in Kenton Court
Miss Ethel Brooks sues John Howard Huston for 25000 damages alleging engagement on March 2 1923 and two wedding dates, ring display on November 8 1924, readiness to marry, mental distress and expenses. defendant accused of cruelty factor also appears in divorce and alimony actions involving Louise Bildner and Mazie Crawford. Elmer Rogers granted divorce from Pearl Rogers in Tulsa Oklahoma for misconduct after January 8 1924 marriage and three months separation.
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Ethel Brooks
John Howard Huston
Scott Street
Miss Brooks
Louise Bildner
Louis Bildner
Rising Sun
Ind
Mazie Crawford
Jess Crawford
Mazie Miller
Elmer Rogers
Realty transfers list with multiple property sales
W Charles Adams transfers a Newport lot to Emma Wilfert Laub for 5000 stamps. W T Allison sells a Ft Thomas lot to Carl E Maxfield and Frank C Scheibly for 1000 stamps. I Lefkowitsch conveys Highland Baby Farms to Katherine I Marshall. Denver Furtzwangler transfers a Dayton lot to Frank E Johns for 1000 stamps.
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W. Charles Adams
Emma_Wilfert Laub
Newport
W. T. Allison
Carl E. Maxfield
Frank C. Scheibly
Ft. Thomas
I. Lefkowitsch
Katherine I. Marshall
Ppt
Highland Baby Farms
Denver Furtzwangler
Frank E. Johns
Dayton
Electrical Storm Knocks Out Covington Jail Lights
An electrical storm early yesterday plunged the Covington Jail into darkness for about an hour while repairs were made. Police guarded the building to prevent escapes as the outage occurred. Nearby, lightning struck the Suspension Bridge abutment tower, sending a rock onto the bridge floor and damaging several planks, with repairs completed yesterday.
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Municipal
Covington
Court Denies Injunction Against Mine Head
Federal Judge W E Baker denied due to lack of jurisdiction the Mineral State Coal Company and eighteen firms request for a preliminary injunction against John L Lewis and union officials. A temporary restraining order had been in force since June 2.
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Elkins
W. Va
W. E. Baker
Mineral State Coal Company
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Baker
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Cambridge
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Pike Street, Covington
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York St
Newport, Ky
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Covington, Kentucky
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Hatfield Coal Co
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