May and July Wheat Options Again Tumble
Cincinnati March 16 1925 Wheat trading showed heavy liquidation with May and July options dropping about 5 cents and 5 1/2 percent. Cash markets stayed steady to higher despite weaker options as receipts remained light and demand muted. The report notes bearish sentiment dominating the session while prices for corn oats and hay moved irregularly amid large grain movement and mixed trading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Hay
Kansas
United States Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Bbss
New York
Maine
California
Florida
Texas
Louisiana
Copenhagen
Indiana
UCE
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Virginia
Georgia
Minnesota
North Dakota
Red River
Bliss
Michigan
Savoy
Florida Express Pony
Tennessee
Nancy Halls
Alabama
New Jersey
Scott
Haa Ponta
Real Estate groups to meet in Chicago on March 21
More than forty trade organizations tied to home building and furnishing join with the National Association of Real Estate Boards for a Chicago conference at the association headquarters. The first of its kind will discuss improving home efficiency reducing costs and educating the public contractors and builders on sound construction. It plans to promote Own-Your-Home expositions in major cities detailing visualization and methods to create satisfactory homes. Also reported, Ludwig Realty sold a six-room brick semi-bungalow with three-car garage at 3632 Mozart Avenue Cheviot to J. J. Grimm for 12500 with Charles and Mary Kelly as sellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association of Real Estate Boards
Chicago
National Association
Ludwig Realty Company
Mozart Avenue
Cheviot
J. J. Grimm
Charles
Mary Kelly
Five Room Residence Sold in Price Hill at 956 Wells
A five room brick and stucco home on a 25 by 113 foot lot at 956 Wells avenue Price Hill was bought yesterday by Mrs. Mary Taylor for 5300 dollars. The sale was negotiated by the E. A. Mardoff Realty Company for Frank D. Blum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wells Avenue
Price Hill
Mary Taylor
E. A. Mardoff Realty Company
Frank D. Blum
Cincinnati Real Estate Board Forum at Brokers Building
A forum meeting of the Cincinnati Real Estate Board will be held this afternoon at 1 o'clock at the brokers' building located at 323 Hammond street. The Grill Room Committee offers a St Patrick's Day menu of celebrated Irish dishes and will distribute St Patrick's Day souvenirs to visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Real Estate Board
Brokers
Hammond Street
Resident Purchases Hewitt Crescent Home From Klaphake
Joseph Thurner buys a two story shingled six room residence with bath and solarium on Hewitt Crescent between Hewitt Avenue and Garden Place for 8250 dollars from Charles Klaphake. Frederick A Schmidt Company handles the purchase and Thurner will occupy the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Thurner
Frederick A. Schmidt
Charles Klaphake
Hewitt Crescent
Hewitt Avenue
Garden Place
Cattle and Hog Markets Report Stronger Prices on Light Supplies
Cattle receipts and shipments for forty eight hours show beef steers up to 10 per cwt and light cattle rising, with good demand for cows and stockers. Hogs reach a yearly high with top at 14.65, while sheep and lambs show steady to varied demand across markets in Chicago Indianapolis and Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Commission
Chicago
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Standard Oil Bids Low For Mail Truck Gasoline
Postmaster Behymer announced bids for gasoline for Cincinnati mail trucks and cross-river cities. Standard Oil of Ohio offered 2 cents under tank wagon price for 35,000 gallons in Cincinnati. Standard Oil of Kentucky bid 3 cents below service station price for about 5,000 gallons in Kentucky. Contracts run for three months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Behymer
Cincinnati
Standard Oil Company of
Ohio
Kentucky
Tax Collected Reaches 2.5 Million On Last Filing Day
Federal Building reports 2.5 million dollars in income taxes collected on the final filing day. Internal Revenue Collector Charles M. Dean notes this period will be about 8 thousand dollars short of last year. March 1 to 16 totals compare 4,982,351.22 with 4,990,444.86 a year ago. Dean cites weaker earnings and delinquencies as reasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal
Charles M. Dean
Internal Revenue Collector
Dean
Foreign exchange rates across world markets reported
New York World News Service lists daily quotations in cents with European rates for Sterling France Italy Belgium Switzerland and more. Far East figures include Japan Hongkong Shanghai and Calcutta while Americas cover Argentina Brazil Uruguay Chile Canada and Colombia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
New York
France
Italy
Belgium
Switzerland
Holland
Germany
Austria
Greece
Sweden
Norway
Denmark
Spain
Portugal
Hungary
Cezecho-Slovakia
Poland
Finland
Rumania
Jugo-Slavia
Bulgaria
Japan
Hongkong
Shanghai
Calcutta
Argentina
Brazil
Uru
Chile
Canada
Hava
Colombia
Venezuela
St Paul Railways debt woes deepen bondholders seek protection
Indications of a financial crisis at St Paul Railway spread as tentative plans for independent bondholders committees form led by F J Lisman. Reports say receivership may be inevitable even with bond maturity at 48 million. Stock and bonds hit new lows as bankers and engineers assess a possible refunding plan and financial restructuring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
St. Paul
St. Paul Securities
F. J. Lisman
F. J
Lisman
St. Paul’s
Foe of vaccination granted one more chance to educate children
George W. Hook, a vaccination foe and sewing machine salesman from 649 Delhi Avenue, appeared before Juvenile Court official A. C. Crouse and said he would move out of Hamilton County. Hook had until yesterday to arrange schooling for his three children expelled from Harrison School for not vaccinating. Previously Judge Hoffman had sentenced him to ninety days in jail for contributing to child dependency. He claimed to have leased a home outside the county and planned to move after this pay period, saying he would give his children lessons in the meantime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Hook
Delhi Avenue
A. C. Crouse
Hook
Hamilton County
Mr. Crouse
C. W. Hoffman
Harrison School
Hoffman
Crouse
Cincinnati Far From Poor Despite Operating Expense Burden
The 1924 City Auditor report to Cincinnati officials shows the city is not bankrupt. It lists property valued at 155,761,886.92 and cash plus investments of 26,248,799.56. Sink ing Fund Trustees invest taxes to retire future bonds. An ordinance allocating 437,500 in franchise taxes from the traction company was submitted, with 300,000 to Safety, 100,000 to Service, 20,000 to Health, and 17,500 to Park Departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Traction Company
Council
Kite-Flying Contest Draws Oakley Pupils
One hundred boys from Oakley Public School entered a kite contest held yesterday afternoon. Gerald Grate showed the largest kite at nine feet. Arthur Breitenstein were first to launch his kite. Raymond Conway and Roland Rouzier won second and third prizes. Charles Trimpe’s kite flew farthest, with Orman Crosson taking second prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakley Public School
Gerald Grate
Arthur Breitenstein
Afr
Raymond Conway
Roland Rouzier
Charles Trimpe
Orman Crosson
Chicago stock quotes highlight Armour to Swift trio
Armour preferred at 89, Cudahy 10644, Libby McNeill 714, Middle West Utilities 100, Swift & Co 113, Swift International 3144, Union Carbide 66, United States Gypsum 11644, Wahl 19, Fair 34 percent level noted as market activity in Chicago trading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Armour Pref
Cudahy
Libby McNeill
Middle West Utilities
Swift & Co
Swift International
Union Carbide
United States Gypsum
Wahl
Fair
Crude Oil Runs Reported With Mixed Balances
The report shows credit balance 3.75 with crude oil activity including runs 125671 barrels, average 48505 barrels, shipments 176231 barrels, and average 78217 barrels across the city on March 16.
New York Curb Market Trading Totals and Cincinnati Clearings
New York curb market reports total stock sales 414,200 shares and bond sales 805,000 dollars. Cincinnati stock exchange transactions show 2,884 shares traded with various small lots and bond listings, amid broad foreign exchange quotes and government issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Curb Exchange
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Noticeable Fame Tone in Industrials 5 Trading Opens Strong
The Cincinnati Stock Exchange opened briskly with interest centered in the industrials. American Laundry Machinery led gains to a new high at 92 percent after opening at 88 and closing near 91 after a relapse. rumors of dividends circulated but were unconfirmed. Other active issues included Gibson Art common Procter & Gamble and American Rolling Mill with varied gains and firm bids. City Ice and Fuel Cincinnati Gas and Ohio Bell were active as Cincinnati Suburban Bell Telephone posted strength. the Street Railway saw several transactions, while the money market remained brisk with ample local funds and steady rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Save
Oped
Gibson Art
Procter & Gamble
American Rolling Mill
Fagle-Picher
Champion Fiber
Champion
Cincinnati Gas
Ohio Bell Telephone
Cincinnati
Financial
Federal Reserve
Russia
Poland
Dividends Declared by Major Companies
New York March 16 Tintic Standard Mining Company declared a 40c dividend payable March 30 to stock of record March 23, total dividends reaching 4 1/2 million dollars. State Bank pays quarterly 4 percent April 1 to stock of record March 20. Central Illinois Light Company declares 1 4 percent on 6 percent preferred and 1 percent on 7 percent preferred, payable April 1 to March 16 records. Appleton Company issues quarterly 7 50 dollars payable March 14 to March 7 records, down from 10 dollars. Gulf Oil Corporation quarterly 37 cents payable April 1 to March 20 records. Elmira Water Light and Railroad Company quarterly 1 1/2 percent on 7 percent cumulative first preferred and 1 1/4 percent on 6 percent cumulative second, payable March 31 to March 18 records. Chicago City Railways quarterly 1 1/2 percent payable March 31 to March 28 records. Dome Mines quarterly 50 cents payable
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ae Ag
Pt. Cm. W.i
Cem
Art’m & Co
Ark L.&p. Pf
Ar.&Co ‘A
Acme
Adiron. P
Am. P.<
As. G.&e. New
Atl. Fruit Co
Bois
Cent
Pipe Corp Cks Inc
Chatt. & Sons
Coriwth. P. Corp
C.g.&e. Bit
Dovid
Tob. Inc
Cuba
Radio Etfs
del. L.&w
Cub. C.&r. New
Duplex C.&rad
Durant Motors
Duz Co. Inc
Tttewee
el Bd.&Sh. New
Goodyear Ar
Grennan Bak
Hap. C. St
Eeee
Horn & H’d’t
Hazeltine Corp
Inter. Rubber Orne
Int
Match
Int Utilities
Jones
Kelvinator
Liggett Int
Ed. Power
Ceal Co
L. V
Libby-Mcn New
R. Ch. Sts
Nat. Dist. Ctfs
Nat. P. & St Ornee
Jer. Zinz
N. Y. Tel. Pfd
Reg Motor Car
Seagrave Corp
Shattuck Co Eeennwee
Sil. Gel. Pr
Cal. Edison
Coal & Iron
Tenn
Tower Mfg. Cp
Union Carbide
UN. G.&el. New
United Lt.&p. A
United P. Sharp
Lt.&Heat
Util.&Lt. A
Victor T. Mach
Ware Radio Corp
Western Power
Wickw.Sp.Stl
Anglo Am
Buckeye P
Cumberland Con
Eureka P
Illinois P. Line
Indiana P. Line
23 . Y. Transit
Penn. Mex. Fuel
Prairie Oil New
Prairie P. Line
Southern P. L
South Penn Oil
Kansas
N. Y
Ohio
Swan&f.c. Corp. Vacuum Oil
Gene Carib Syndicate
New
Derby Oil
Glenrock
Gulf Oil
Kirby Pet
Lago Et
Margay Oil
New Bradford
N.m.&a.l. Co
Noble Oil
Peer Oil
Pen. Co. New
Royal Canadian
Ryan Consol
Land
Ix Oil
Hilltop
Hollinger G. M
Howe Sound O
Indep. Lead M
Iron Ve Sone
Ds Ceootbs
Plymouth
Wendenl C
Yukon
Am. P.&l
A.p.&lw.i
Hei
Alem
Dee Ate
A. G. Ameae
the. Esar
New York World News Service
New York
Tintic Standard Mining Company
State Bank
Central Illinois Light Company
Appleton Company
Gulf Oil Corporation
Elmira Water, Light and Railroad Company
Chicago City Railways
Dome Mines
United States Bonds Status Report from New York
Libery 344s at 101-18 bid for first 4s at 101-10 bid second 4s 100-17 bid first 4%s 101-16 second 4%4s 100-25 third 4445 101-14 fourth 4%4s 101-24 United io Treasury 4s 100-15 Treasury 4%s 104-290.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury Notes
Treasury
Missouri Pacific
Reial Slskais
A.A
Dl. Fr. Inc
Beth. St
Childs
Ill
111
G. Balt
CubaCo
N.J
Cod. Pk
Deere & Co
Det.eee
D’nlop T.&r
Gulf
P.S.E
S.M.N.J
Web. Mis
Bogota
Fr. NE. Ry
M. S.S
1. B. of
King den
Krupp (Fr
Peru
Solvay & Co
Thy. 1.&.S.W
New York
Liberty
United Io
Ohio Incorporations List Reflects Diverse New Ltd Firms
Ohio incorporations show a wide range of new companies across multiple cities. Entries include Toledo Cast and Artificial Stone Company, Stark Asphalt Paving, Silverstein & Sons Co, Brandt Studios, Osgood Mercantile, Walters Apparel Shop, and others with capitalization from 2,000 to 150,000 dollars and founders named across Cleveland, Cincinnati, Columbus, Lima, Elyria, and more. The list notes shares with no par value, stock amounts, and involved founders or corporate officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Columbus, CO
Toledo Cast and Artificial Stone Company
Toledo
Ernest L. Krueger
Herman A. Krueger
Associated Development Company
Euclid
John H. Hogg
R. L. Toben
C. A. Gessner, Inc
M. B
G. A. Gessner
Stark Asphalt Paving Company
Canton
Wendel Herbruck
F. B. Melchior
Shafer-Kimbel Company
Elyria
S. H. Squire
O. J. Shafer
Cedar Prospect Investment Company
Cleveland
William Potash
Alfred I. Saltz
J. R. B. Company
Cuyahoga Falls
J. Bert Jackson
W. H. Richardson
Silverstein & Sons Co
Cincinnati
Sophia and
Abraham Silverstein
Brown Brown, Inc
Lima
C. S. Brown
John Oby
Hopewell Fuel and Gas Company
Campe E
Wilbur
Glenn Ceith
Idlewood Heights Realty and Investment Company
Thomas Heil
W Zimmerman
George W. Sho Company
Columbus
George W. Pierce
Russell Pond
Brandt Studios, Inc
Walter M. Shohl
Forrest W. Smith
Osgood Mercantile Company
F. B. McConaughy
Walter A. Martens
Walters Apparel Shop, Inc
E. Walter Wise
Walter M. Commodore
Samuel Hacklan
Max M. Dworken
Save Supply Company
Jacob C. Cohen
Theodore L. Bohachek
Chilcote Oil and Gas Company
William E. Chilcote
C. O. En
Ohio Core Chemical Company
Helen
E. M
Gail Alberts
Overall Rental Company
Sarah Siegel
Paul Meltzer
Griesmer Ao Company
Beechwood
Carl P
Titus X. Griesmer
Union Wet Wash Laundry Company
Harry Herskovitz
Irving Newmark
Larry’s Tire and Accessory Company, Inc
C. Leopold
H. J. Hollander
Steubenville and Marietta Paint Company
Ste
Chicago Butter Markets Steady Amid Quiet Trade
Chicago March 16 butter market ruled steady with dull trading. Centralized car market barely steady and quiet. Fresh 92 score priced at 48 cents and centralized 90 score at 48 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Edward Orlik Files For Public Transit Certificate in Ohio
Edward Orlik of Harrison Ohio has filed with the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio an affidavit seeking a certificate of public convenience and necessity to operate a motor transportation company. The proposed route runs from State Street and Harrison Avenue in Harrison to Cincinnati Terminal, with daily round trips. One motor vehicle would be used and interested parties may request hearing details from the Public Utilities Commission in Columbus Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Orlik
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
State Street
Harrison Avenue
Harrison
Ohio
East Corporation
Miamitown
County Road
West Corporation Line
Westwood
Taylor’s Creek
Dent and Cheviot
Corporation Line
Cincinnati
Columbus
Edward Orlitik
Also Mentioned on This Page
Edwards. Aston
Elizabeth V. Roll
William C. Roll
City of
County of
Hamilton
State of
Miami Purchase
Baltimore Avenue
Vandyke Avenue
Mary FE. Hill
Mary E. Hill
Hall
Katie Hall
Bernard Deucker
Farraday Road
Cass Avenue
Edward
Aston
Elizabeth
Roll
First National Bank
First Mortgage
Eagle Savings
SSN
Eagle Bidg
E. Court
Edward Holz
Standard Oil
T. Paul
Uge
The
Associated Press
Local Financial
Mchy
Rolling Mill Com
Rolling Mill
Rolling Mill One
Carey
City Ice & Fuel
Cooper A
Eagle-Picher Lead
Eagle-Picher
Formica
Globe-Wernicke Pref
Paragon Refining
Procter & Gamble Con
U. S. Print & Lith
Cincinnati Gas & Elec
Ohio Bell Tel
Cincinnati St. Ry
Ohio Traction
U. S. Shoe Com
Hatfield Reliance Com
Cincinnati & Sub. Tel
London
Paris
Australia
Reichsmark Holland
India
China
Sanacuad
Sas
Wee Eee
Tee
la Fe
Cincinnati Exchange
American Multtigraph
American Shipbuilding
Central Steel
Rence Tree Ee
City Ice
Oreo Roe
Cleveland Railway
EmeRenee
Firestone Tire
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Nee Eewene
Grasselli Chemical Ator Ort
Bigms” Cicstesticky
Metropolitan Paying
Miller Rubber Pee
Ae Refining Coool
Ohio Bell ‘Tel
Ohio Brass
Ge Refining Pete
T. Anc M
Sherwin-Williams
Stearns Mosikshaslasoomenee
Steesvere
Trumbull Steel Hee Nee Eenreeneree
United States Bonds
A. Lepper & Co
First National Bldg
Main
M. E. Moch & Co
Union Trust Bldg
Chas. C. Murray & Co
Union Trust
Otis & Co
Dixie Terminal
Geo. C. Riley Co
Tillotson & Walcott Co
Westheimer & Company
Walnut Street
Ashbrook Bros
L. R. Ballinger Co
Benj. D. Bartlett & Co
Bruner & Reiter Co
Dominick
Geo. Eustis & Co
Edgar Friedlander
W. E. Fox & Co
Greene & Brock
City National Bank Bldg
Dayton, Ohio
Alfred Hill & Co
Hunter, Budde & Duble
Union Central
W. E. Hutton & Co
First National
Irwin-Ballmann Co
Walnut St
E. A. Irwin & Co
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