Booming Business Faces Backlash in 1925 Stock Market
Theodore Hit discusses the 1925 post election market wobble and the overextended boom in railway shares, wheat speculation, and auto competition. He notes a St Paul receiver, rail line curtailments, and declining grain, with cautious optimism for a spring trade and mixed signals from international finance and the fed.
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Theodore Hit. Price
Commerce and Finance
New York
Stock Exchange
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
St. Paul
Panama Canal
Northwest
Boston & Main
Senate
Coolidge
London
Henry Ford
St Paul Bonds Lead Market Drop in Receivership Shock
The St Paul Railway 4 percent bonds dive about seven points last week as receivership fears trigger broad public liquidation. Junior bonds weaken 4 to 8 points, while overall bond offerings total 73 million with Finland and Germany issues noted. Oil liens rally late on Pan American advances amid expansion plans.
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New York
St. Paul
Niagara, Lockport and Ontario Power Company
Republic of Finland
Electric Power Corporation of
Germany
New Haven Railroad
California
Market declines as trade tests show mixed signals
New York reports a severe stock drop and a 15 cent wheat fall amid a broad market nervous downturn. Causes cited include Chicago rail receivership, government policy tensions, and unwinding speculation. officials say industrial progress remains intact despite losses.
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Chicago, Milwaukee & S&st. Paul
Washington
Chicago
Winnipeg
Liverpool
Mellon
Hoover
St. Paul
Petroleum Company Securities
Pittsburgh
Royal Yacht Victoria and Albert sent ahead in ballast
The royal yacht Victoria and Albert is described as barely seaworthy and uncomfortable in rough seas, yet slated to act as a headquarters for King George and Queen Mary during their Mediterranean trip. The ship, built in 1899, carries a large crew and royal apartments, with accommodations strained for full royal parties.
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Royal Yacht
Mediterranean
London
King George
Queen Mary
Ballagt
France
Victoria and Albert
Pembroke Dock
Queen Victoria
Parliament
Atlantic
Bay of Biscay
Royal Navy
Admiralty
British Navy
Henry T. Buller
Royal Yachts
Alexandra
King Edward
Prince of Wales
Osborne
Britannia
Buller
Portsmouth
English
Nelson
Real Estate Transfers List with Margins and Taxes
Real estate transfers across districts list buyers, properties and taxes. Notable entries include Margaret Murphy to Suburb Supply on Main and Columbia, Bridget Kirby and Timothy Kirby to Mabel Mergard on Herron avenue, and multiple trust company transfers. Prices range from $1 to $8,500 with taxes noted per transfer.
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ing—Margaret Murphy
Suburb Supply Company
Main
Columbia Avenue
West End
Augusta Pfeifer
August Rathman
Findlay Street
Baymiller Street
College Hill
Amelia Rettig
Hay Miller
Belleair Place
North Bend Road
Northside
Bridget C. Kirby
Mabel H. Mergard
Herron Avenue
Kearsarge Avenue
Timothy C. Kirby
Price
Green Township
John H. Fricke
Frank B
Charlies A. Menke
Harrison Avenue
Walnut Hills
Dora Buescher
Florence L. Keidel
Bevis Avenue
College Hills
Nellie Bonham
Jennie Schultheis
S. F. Cary
Norwood
Emma C. Carroll
John W. Long
Forest Avenue
Globe-Wernicke Steel Shelving Ad Just. Mortgages Filed
A list of mortgage filings includes numerous names and sums with banks and lending firms, such as Gustav V. Lauch and Clara Miller, plus a note about Globe-Wernicke steel shelving and an upcoming bond sale notice from Irving Bank Columbia Trust Company as trustee for the Columbia Gas and Electric Company. The notice sets March 25 1926 as the deadline for sealed bond proposals and March 27 1925 for delivery.
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Aoetee Dumler
Gustav V. Lauch
St. Bernard Progressive B
A. Co
Edward Runnebaum
Same
en'Doo H. Ahlenstorf
Lenox B. & L. Co
Ee H. Ahlenstorf
Fred A. Kuntz
Aoe W. McDonald
Tecaceate B.A
Nathan Gordon
Peoples B. & L. Co
Cc C. Williams
Eugene D. Ross
Clara Miller
Alpha B. & L. Co
John C. Schmidt
Cumminsville L. & B. Co
van Marischen
South West B. A
Irene Ya
Southern Ohio Savings Bank
Progress B. & L. Cos
Onemard
A. Jaberg
Central Fairmount
John Tani
Ar Aefe Shelhorst
Cheviot
William Pantedos
West Norwood B. & L. Co
Frederick W. Brazel
Cecilia C. Bratcher
Enterprise B .& L A
Joseph W. McCabe
Yoga E. Black
Glenway L. & D. Co
Irittie Buer
Columbia Gas and Electric Company
Broadway
New York City
Irving Bank-Columbia Trust Company
Georges E. Warren
New York
Dividend Notice for Cincinnati Newport and Covington Traction
Directors declare a quarterly 11 percent preferred and 1 percent common dividend payable April 15, 1926 to stockholders of record March 31, 1925. Transfer books close March 31 at noon and reopen April 16. G. M. Abbott, Secretary.
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Cincinnati, Newport and Covington Light and Traction Company
G. M. Abbott
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Senate Fight
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Trujillo
Europe
John Maynard Keynes
England
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Alow
The
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Safe Investments
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Me Weil, Roth & Irving
Tomers
First National Bank
Cincinnati
York
Detroit
Dayton
New York Cotton Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
New York World News Service
Martha J. Gronbach
Bank of Commerce Trust Co
H. Payne
Union Trust Co
Isaac Litzowitz
Rose M. Brock
Hunter Avenue L. A. Co
Bertha H. Johnson
East Side B. & L. Co
John Burnett
Pleasant Ridge B. & L. Co
Grace Z. Lauerman
Ewell Morgan
Mary Sa
Pearl Market Bank
George Naderman
First National Bank of
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Rebecca Sharf
Ross Ehoodin
Hepner
Sisters of Charity
Oe C. Gasteel
Alf E. Anderson
Times Star S. & L
Beager Joesting
New Fat B. & L
A C. Ruwe
Ernst Station L. &B. Co
J. Dillon
Cincinnati B. &T. Co
Sheehan
Southwestern
Pitlen
John Schneider
Sarah Coleman
Terrace Park B. & L. Co
Globe-Wernicke
Fourth ST
United States Printing & Lithograph Company
First National Bank OF Cincinnati
Ohio
John Omwake
History and Business
Russell, Morgan and Company
Messrs
Ernst, Cassatt and Cottle
Miller
W. E. Hutton & CO
National Bank
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