Wheat market rally on strong foreign demand and exports
March 19 1925 Cincinnati wheat and grain market overview shows May futures up 2 cents on foreign demand and higher Liverpool prices with limited July buying. Local prices rose 2 cents to 1.75 for No 2 wheat. weekly USDA review notes US supply tighter than 1924 and small export carryover unless exports rise. Corn oats and hay mixed with light receipts and subdued trading. prices listed for wheat corn oats hay rye flour and mill feeds along with fruit and vegetable prices and dairy and poultry figures.
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Cincinnati
Liverpool
Department of Agriculture
United States
Timothy
Kansas
United States Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Apples
Baldwins
Kings
New York
California
Georgia
South Carolina
Florida
Ye-burs Express
Texas
Attachment notice in Cincinnati case 64 789
On February 5 1925 in Municipal Court of Cincinnati Ohio The Commercial Tribune Publishing Company sues Thomas Shapiro doing business as Roubay Beauty Culture and Fountain Beauty Parlor. Court issued attachment for 94.80 and probable costs 15.00. Case continued to April. Also sewer improvement plan for Fenton avenue and Wolff street is on file for inspection. objections may be filed with Cincinnati City Council.
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Municipal Court of
Cincinnati
Hamilton County
Ohio
Commercial Tribune Publishing Company
Thomas Shapiro
Roubay Beauty Culture and Fountain Beauty Parlor
Pogue
Council of the
Cattle Market Mixed at Cincinnati Yard as Receipts Soar
Cattle market shows light supplies and steady prices with total arrivals 3,169 and holdovers 1,850. Beef steers and heifers steady with value ranges from 4 to 10 dollars per cwt. hogs weaken with most sales near 14 dollars. sheep and lambs held steady with clipped lambs around 14 to 17.50 dollars. Chicago reports firmer cattle and mixed hog prices. Local and outside demand favored better grades and light steers.
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Cincinnati
Belig
Steeth
Chicago
Indianapolis
Bever
Lamansas City
New York Curb Market Stock and Bond Totals Plummet
Official New York Curb Exchange figures show total stock sales of 422,500 shares and bond sales of $859,000. The detailed list spans many Industrials and Mining issues, with prices quoted across dozens of issues and a Cincinnati report noting stock sales of 2,241 shares.
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New York
New York Curb Exchange
Grain market slips but Wheat shows gains in Chicago
Government scrutiny of recent price swings dulls futures trading yet confirms a higher average. Wheat closes irregularly up to 2 2/3 cents, May at 1.63 1/4, July 1.42 1/4. Corn off up to 1 1/4 cents, oats up to 0.5 cent, and provisions down up to 27 cents. Cash quotes list No 2 yellow corn near 1.18 to 1.20, No 2 white oats around 48 to 47 cents.
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Chicago
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Hicibeine
Iveconics
Financial notes show Standard Oil Indiana assets and stock ex dividents
Stockholders receive December 31 balance sheet totaling 261 million in assets including real estate, plant and depreciation reserves, investments, merchandise and cash. Liabilities reach 361 million with capital stock, surplus and reserves. Ex dividend on floor of Cincinnati Stock Exchange lists multiple stocks with per share amounts and preferred and common classifications.
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Standard Oil Company of Indiana
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Cincinnati Union Stockyards
Philip Carey
Champion
Cincinnati
Suburban
Hamilton
Dalton
Dow
Early & Daniel Common
French Bros. & Bauer
Gibson Art
Goodyear Prior
Hatfield-Reliance
Manischewitz
Ohio Bell Telephone
Putman Candy
Sayers & Seavill
U. S
U S
Wurlitzer
Continental Oil Company annual meeting notice in Portland
Cincinnati stockholders are notified of the annual meeting of Continental Oil Company at the company's Portland Maine offices on April 7 at 11 o clock. The meeting will consider increasing directors from seven to nine, elect directors and ratify officers and board actions since the last meeting.
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Cincinnati
Continental Oil Company
Portland
National Automatic Fire Alarm Company declares quarterly dividend
The Board of Directors of the National Automatic Fire Alarm Company of Cincinnati yesterday declared the regular quarterly dividend of 2 1 4 per cent on the stock of the company payable April 1 to holders of record March 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Automatic Fire Alarm Company of
Cincinnati
Stockholders protest lease of C and O to Nickel Plate in New York
Stockholders opposed to the lease of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway to the Nickel Plate Company will hold a meeting in New York this afternoon to discuss the transaction and potential action.
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Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
New Nickel Plate Company
New York
Federal Reserve Ships Gold To Germany In Major Transfer
A fresh shipment valued at 2.5 million dollars is sent to Germany by the Federal Reserve Bank for the Reichsbank. The cumulative gold credit moved thus far reaches 7.5 million dollars, part of roughly 41 million dollars in the current German gold credit operation.
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Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland
Federal Reserve
U. S
Treasury
Ss Sss
Federal Reserve Notes
Ss Reserve Board
Bank
Germany
Federal Reserve Bank
Reichsbank
Receivers Report on Middle States Oil Near April First
William Snivers, chairman of the Stockholders Protective Committee, says receivers for Middle States Oil Corp will likely file their report by April 1 and stockholders meeting is postponed. Deposit deadline extended to April 18 with 5 cent per share payment already due. Expansion plans at Marland Oil and Refining include eight 80 thousand barrel tanks at Texas City and new pumping plant and lines. Vacuum Oil also adds eight 80 thousand barrel tanks at its Texas City tank farm.
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Middle States Oil Corporation
William Snivers
Marland Oil and Refining Company
Texas City
Vacuum Oil Company
Foreign exchange rates summary from New York World News Service
Daily foreign exchange rates listed for Europe Far East and other exchanges. Cites Sterling, France Italy Belgium Switzerland Holland Germany Austria Greece Sweden Norway Denmark Spain Portugal Hungary Czecho Slovakia Poand Finland Romania Jugo Slavia Bulgaria Japan Hongkong Shanghai Calcutta Argentina Brazil Uruguay Chile Canada Havana Colombia and Venezuela with demand and cable figures.
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Monroe
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Ohio Incorporations List Adds Ohio Firms Names and Capitals
Ohio firms file articles with Columbus March 19 including Konform Kors ler Company Cincinnati 10000 by Ella Holr Elsie O Heike Co operative Poultry and Produce Company Youngstown 50000 by Morris Gluck Charles Knight Mahoning Warehouse Youngstown 10000 by A D Thomas Roy Enyeart Norwood Masonic Temple Norwood 10000 Henry Feldman M W Gleason Long Aull Middletown 50000 John C Long Charles E Aull Forum Realty Cleveland 25000 Isidore Sam Jaffe Behrens Canfly Cleveland 5000 J Behrens A A Kestenbaum Milford Masonic Temple Milford 25000 Frank A McGee L A Walton Aunt Marys Products Cleveland 500 Tracy H Duncan F L Leckie George Schenker Agency Cleveland A A Stephens A D Mul igan Allied Auto Parts Dayton 20000 C Forster Flora M Hahne Producers Oil and Gas Columbus 50000 C R Ulery W R Heistand National Beverage Springfield 1000 William S Evatt Thomas H Moore Gordon Furniture Cleveland 10000 H Sheinkman A L Goldman Toledo Timer Cong Toledo 10000 Louis A Alexander L C Crabb Globe Printing and Advertising Cohen ShANGA Harry Winstaffer ary Stracke Sterling Window Shade Lakewood 500 E S Byers Clyde T er Mas Premietes Xtecinant Cleveland Berghoff etc
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Columbus
Konform Korsler Company
Cincinnati
Ella Holr
Elsie O. Heike
Co-operative Poultry and Produce Company
Youngstown
Morris A. Gluck
Charles D. Knight
Mahoning Warehouse Company
A. D. Thomas
Roy F Enyeart
Norwood Masonic Temple Company
Norwood
Henry Feldman
M. W Gleason
Long & Aull Company
Middletown
John C. Long
Charles E. Aull
Forum
Realty Company
Cleveland
Isidore
Sam Jaffe
Behrens Canfly Company
J. Behrens
A. A. Kestenbaum
Milford Masonics Temple Company
Milford
Frank. A. McGee
L. A. Walton
Aunt Mary’s Products Company
Tracy H. Duncan
F. L. Leckie
George Schenker Agency, Inc
A. A. Stephens
A. D. Muligan
Allied Auto Parts Company
Dayton
C. Forster
Flora M. Hahne
Oil and Gas Company
C R. Ul
Ary Stracke
Sterling Window Shade Company
Lakewood
E. S. Byers
Clyde T. Er
Coeine M. Berghoff
Three Trials End in Convictions in Judge Hurley Day
Judge Hurley presided over three complete jury trials with guilty verdicts. William Campbell received fifteen years in the Ohio Penitentiary for robbery. Charles Rowe got ten years for pawn broker robbery. Mrs. Eilean Harling was convicted of false pretenses, while William Meyers pleaded guilty to removing a mortgaged auto and received a suspended thirty day sentence.
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Hurley
Ohio
William Campbell
Dambell
Carlisle Avenue
Daniel Simmons
Garfield Place
United States Playing Card Company
Fifth and
Park Streets
Simmons
Campbell
Charles Rowe
Rowe
Ohio Penitentiary
Eilean Harling
Harrig
Paradrome Street
Mt. Adams
William Joseph Meyers
Dayton
Pig Iron Market Sees Cautious Demand and Quiet Prices
Buyers entered the week with caution for second quarter tonnage while shipments stay heavy. Production curtailment rumors persist and bankers consider furnace closures which could lift prices. Ferrosilicon inquiries appeared, coke remains quiet, and several contracts extend into the next year for domestic coke.
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Rogers Brown & CO
Connellsville
Cincinnati Citizens Urged to Push City Government Reforms
Miss Edna Strohm urged Cincinnati residents to back City Charter reforms and elect a capable nine member council and an able city manager. Henry Bentley emphasized intelligent citizen involvement as essential to good government. A legal notice states Council passed Ordinance 64-1925 to raise Kellogg Avenue grade from Congress Avenue reflecting changes and repeals.
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Cincinnati
Edna Strohm
City Charter Committee
Kennedy Heights Business Men’s Club
Henry Bentley
Club
Longworth subdivision tentatively approved by planning commission
The City Planning Commission tentatively approved the Longworth estate subdivision plat on Grandin road. Final approval awaits definite street platting, to be completed in three sections approved in sequence. The commission told the Sisters of St Joseph that condemnation details for East Fifth street require Council action, while the guild plans a new building at Fifth and McAllister costing hundreds of thousands, relocating from Broadway near Fourth Street.
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City Planning Commission
Longworth
Grandin Road
Sisters of St. Joseph
Sacred Heart Guild For Business Women
East Fifth Street
Fift and
McAllister Streets
Woul
Broadway
Fourth Street
Canton Paper and Bag Company Bankruptcy Petition Filed
Four creditors from Philadelphia, Tiffin, Cincinnati and Garfield file an involuntary bankruptcy petition in federal court against Canton Paper and Bag Company of Canton Ohio seeking debts totaling 324. The action names Federated Match Company Monarch Manufacturing Cincinnati Glove Company and Standard Match Company as petitioners. An unrelated parole notice lists Eddie Belt and George Ashford eligible for hearings after April 15 1925.
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Cincinnati
Cleveland
Canton Paper and Bag Company
Canton
Federated Match Company
Phila Iphia
Monarch Manufacturing Company
Tiffin
Cincinnati Glove Company of
Standard Match Company
Garfield
N. J
Cincinnati Council adopts grade change for Congress Avenue
March 10 1925 the Cincinnati City Council passes Ordinance No 63 1925 to establish a new grade for Congress Avenue from 50 feet north of Wool Street to 245 feet south of Kellogg Avenue and repeals the conflicting portion of Ordinance No 663. A copy is on file with the Clerk of Council for public inspection.
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Kellogg Avenue
City of
Cincinnati
State of
Ohio
Congress Avenue
Turkey Bottom Road
Refuges Avenue
Carroll Street
Little Miami River
Rane
Little Miami
Clerk of Council For Public Inspection
State of Ohio
Wool Street
Little Miami Railroad
New Richmond
Kellogg) Avenue
Special Tax Ordinance for Kipling Avenue Water Mains
Notice to property owners about a special assessment for Kipling Avenue and Banning Road water mains. The ordinance is filed for inspection in the Clerk of Council and City Auditor offices, with authority by the Cincinnati City Council. Fred Schneller, Clerk.
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Kipling Avenue
Colerain Avenue
Banning Road
North Bend Road
Council
Clerk of Council
City of
Cincinnati
Council of the City of
Fred Schneller
Franklin Avenue
Oberlin Avenue
Matlock Avenue
City of Cincinnati
Water Main Improvement on Franklin Avenue
Ordinance details for constructing water mains on Franklin Avenue from Oberlin Avenue to Matlock Avenue. Document filed with the Clerk of Council and City Auditor for public inspection and examination by interested parties.
Petition for Vacation of Kelso Street Cincinnati
There is a pending petition in the Cincinnati City Council to vacation Kelso street formerly Elizabeth street extending westward from the Toledo & Cincinnati Railroad right of way to the former Depot street. Actions may be taken on or after March 27, 1925 and no later than June 27, 1825.
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Elizabeth Street
Toledo & Cincinnati Railroad Company
Depot Street
City of
Cincinnati
State of Ohio
Council of
Fred Schneller
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