Bond Market Slows as Prices Fall in Week of Trading
The bond market saw lower prices and reduced activity last week with uncertainty over the federal rediscount rate dampening trading. The 3½ percent rate in New York may rise soon, and speculation links higher rates to gold exports and foreign refinancing. Switzerland moved toward easing, raising questions if other nations will redeem loans, as about 100 million in European bonds are callable this year. New bond issuance reached about 83 million, up 10 million from the prior week, with notable moves including Sao Paulo’s 15 million loan and Baltimore & Ohio planning a 45 million refunding.
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New York
Federal Reserve
Bank of England
Great Britain
Holland
Switzerland
Norway
Denmark
Jugo- Slavia
State of
Theodore H. Price
Commerce and Finance
Puck
Wall Street
Gary
Steel Corporation
Stock Exchange
St. Paul
Boston & Maine
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Northern Pacific
Norfolk & Western
Union, Pacific
Appomattox
The
New York Hotel Association
New York City
Lawson Purdy
Dun’s
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Ccscessseeesrees
Chicago
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N. Y
Philadelphia
Mexico reports surplus for national bank issue
Mexico City March 29 The Mexican Government will have a surplus of 75,000,000 pesos next August to inaugurate a national bank issue Excelsior quotes President Calles Eighteen million pesos was held in Treasury paper
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Mexico
Mexico City
Excelsior
Calles
Treasury Paper
Radio Programs for Today Across Central Stations
Radio schedules list programs for WLW Cincinnati WSAI KFNF KYW WBAP KTHS WBCN WCCO WDAF WFAA WHAS WHO WGN JJD WMAQ WMC WOAW with times and formats including dinners orchestras talks and market reports. Local stations offer children's programs police bulletins banjo quartets organ recitals and late night music blocks.
Radio Schedule Notes and Evening Programs
Station listings show KDKA East Pittsburgh at 309.1 meters with kiddies stories at 6 30 P.M. and a concert at 7 P.M. WDWF Providence 440.9 meters offers a 7 P.M. musical program. WEAF New York 491.5 meters airs a six hour music block from 6 P.M. WEEI Boston features Big Brother Club at 5 30 P.M. and a 7 P.M. feature program plus an 8 30 P.M. musicale. WEAR Cleveland 389.4 meters lists a 6 P.M. concert and an 8 P.M. band. WFI Philadelphia 394.5 meters shows 6 P.M. gigantea. WGBS New York 315.6 meters has Uncle Geebee at 6 30 P.M. and an orchestra at 6 P.M.
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KDKA
Pittsburgh
WEAF
New York
WEEI
Boston
WGBS
Uncle Geebee
Yale to Open Drama Department with Coed Access
Yale announces a new Department of Drama linked to the School of Fine Arts aided by a $1,000,000 gift from Edward Harkness. Prof George Baker will direct the department with a faculty of stage arts experts and facilities expected ready by February 1926.
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New York World News Service
New Haven
Conn
Yale
Department of Dramatics
George Pierce Baker
Harvard
Edward 8. Harkness
New York
Yale School of Fine Arts
Baker
Radio Listings for Buffalo Schenectady New York Evening Programs
The listing shows WGR Buffalo with a 319 meter band and a 6 P.M. start for a dinner concert on WGY Schenectady at 379.5 meters, followed by a 9 P.M. surprise musicale. WHN New York lists a 6 P.M. string orchestra, 6:30 P.M. talks, 7 P.M. orchestra, and an 8 P.M. musical program ongoing.
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WGR
Buffalo
WGY
Schenectady
WHN
New York
Radio Station Schedules for Evening Programs Across Cities
Listings show multiple stations with frequencies and city names from Detroit to San Francisco. Evening lineups include concerts, organ recitals, weather forecasts, children stories, instrumental solos, editorial programs, and drama.
Snow Returns to Cincinnati Amid March Chill
Despite forecasts of a lamblike March exit, Cincinnati endured a biting northwest wind and freezing temperatures. Snow began about 8 p.m. and continued off and on, delaying spring as United States weather observer W C C Devereaux forecast fair and slightly warmer weather today.
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Cincinnati
W. CC. Devereaux
United States
K. O. C. Retreat Opens at Cathedral Tonight
The Knights of Columbus Retreat opens tonight at 7:45 at St. Peter's Cathedral led by Rev. Thomas Cunningham S J president of Loyola University Chicago. Services continue through the week with 8:30 Sunday Holy Communion for combined Cincinnati councils and a Sunday night solemn benediction. All men are invited.
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Knights of Columbus
St. Peter’s
Thomas Cunningham
S.J
Loyola University
Chicago
Order
Cincinnati
Misbranding Charge Against Mills Over Hosiery
The Federal Trade Commission announced a complaint against Chipman Knitting Mills of Easton Pennsylvania and Charles Chipman's Sons Company Inc of New York for labeling hosiery as full fashioned when it was not. The FTC says the hosiery was knit from a flat piece of cloth and shaped by a back seam. The companies have thirty days to answer.
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Washington
Chipman Knitting Mills
Easton
Charles Chipman’s Sons Company, Inc
New York
Federal Trade Commission
Trade volume stalls after quarterly boom in early 20th century
State of Trade reports first quarter production outpacing demand as orders stay restricted and prices fall. Bank loans peak, while department and chain stores struggle for gains. Weather and high costs pressure buyers. optimism remains on spring demand and export competition intensifies.
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New York World News Service
New York
Julius Klein
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Tight Money Sends English Stocks Down
London money markets stay tight as quarter end nears with Bank of England lending at 5 percent and three month discounts near 5 percent. gilt edgeds dip while foreign exchange steadies. Italian finance and gold standard talks frame the broader outlook amid unemployment and slower overseas trade.
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Francis W. Hirst
Economist
London
New York World News Service
Lombard Street
Bank of England
Japan
Churchill
Worthington Evans
Great Britain
United States
Washington
Manchester
India
Malaya
Java
Germany
Cleveland
Russia
N. Y. World News Service
N. Y. World) Press Pub. Co
Markets and the mood on Wall Street in 1925
Theodore H. Price analyzes bearish sentiment amid weak earnings, receiverships, and high construction costs. He notes 1924 results underperforming, housing demand rising, and potential price declines in hotels with a growing vacancy index signaling possible rent declines in the Metropolitan District.
Decline in rail earnings and high prices noted in West
The article observes price-driven declines across sectors in western cities, citing Union Pacific February earnings fell to 3.818 million from 5.557 million year prior, coal and grain softening, and rubber as a rare price advance. It discusses normal distributive trade, potential for broader decline to restore profits, and argues lower prices may boost sales and employment.
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Union Pacific
America
Baldwin to discuss unwitting radicalism of conservative business
H G Baldwin of Detroit manager of the American Appraisal Company will speak at the Chamber of Commerce Forum luncheon on The Unwitting Radicalism of Conservative Business. He will analyze price trends from 1853 to today and argue why high prices may persist. Vaudeville acts at the Palace provide entertainment this week.
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H. G. Baldwin
Detroit
American Appraisal Company
Chamber of Commerce Forum
Baldwin
Palace
Spanish theaters face harsh tax burden in winter
The Spanish theater sector endured a disastrous winter season in Madrid as the Spanish directorate and city governments imposed heavy taxes. Some levies reached 45 percent, forcing many musical comedy and dramatic companies to cease participation.
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Madrid
Sale Notice for Real Estate at 409 Purcell Avenue Cincinnati
Pursuant to a Common Pleas Court order for sale the property at 409 Purcell Avenue Cincinnati Ohio is offered at public sale on Thursday April 16 1925 at 2 o clock. Lot numbers 7 6 with specific lot line exceptions described. Valued at 6000 dollars. Case 189 975 Isaac Frankel plaintiff George Broemmer et al defendants. John E Marckworth attorney. Cincinnati March 16 1925.
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Ohio
John Ruehlman
Recorder’s Office
Hamilton County
Purcell Avenue
Cincinnati
Isaac Frankel
George Broemmer
Richard B. Witt
Fred Sperber
John *E. Marckworth
Public Sale Of Described Ohio Real Estate In Cumminsville
In the Common Pleas Court a partition sale is ordered for lands in Cumminsville Hamilton County Ohio. The sale at the sheriff's office in Cincinnati will include Lot 16 fronting Colerain Turnpike along with adjoining ten foot parcel Nos. 3737 and 3739 Colerain Avenue. The properties are appraised at 3600 dollars. Case 191449 involves plaintiff Josep Fox and defendants William F et al with W F Fox as attorney.
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State OF
Ohio
Hamilton County
Common Pleas Court
City of
Cincinnati
Rae
State of Ohio
Hamilton Avenue
Chase Avenue
Bruce Avenue
Director of Public Service
City of Cincinnati
Froome Morris
D. J. Carroll
George P. Carrel
Cumminsville
Charles E. Williams
Colerain Turnpike
Patrick
Bernard Fox
Spring Grove
Colerain Avenue
Josep
Fox
William F
Richard B. Witt
Fred Sperber
W. F. Fox
Real Estate Classified Ad Offer in The Commercial Tribune
Real estate ads in The Commercial Tribune promote affordable property listings with strong sales results. Call Canal 6300 to place an ad and reach potential buyers.
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The
Commercial Tribune
Westheimer & Company Applies to Amend Ohio License
Westheimer and Company of Cincinnati Ohio holder of License No 799 applied on March 30 1925 to the Ohio Commissioner of Securities to amend the license by striking out Edgar Henry Volz as agent of record at 728 Hopkins Street.
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Westheimer & Company
Ohio, & Co-Partnership
Cincinnati
Ohio
Commissioner of Securities of Ohio
Edgar Henry Volz
Hopkins Avenue
Kapfer Manufacturing stockholders set meeting date in Cincinnati
Notice declares a stockholders meeting of The Kapfer Manufacturing Company at Clark & McCauley offices 629 Provident Bank Building Cincinnati Ohio on April 8 1925 at 2 pm. The purpose is to consider dissolution surrender of the corporate franchise and any incidental business.
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Kapfer Manufacturing Company
Clark & McCauley
Provident Bank
Cincinnati
Ohio
Kapfer*’ Manufacturing Company
J. Kapfer
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KFNF
Shenandoah
Iowa
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FT. Worth
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WDAF
Kansas City
School of the Air
WFAA
Dallas
WHAS
Louisville
WHO
Des Moines
WGN
Drake Ensemble
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Mooseheart
WMAQ
WMC
Memphis
WOAW
Omaha
Fourth ST
Loveland Park
E. L. Carpenter
Woodburn
WDWF
Providence
WEAR
WFI
Robert H. Gibson and
Willis D. Gradison
Gibson & Gradison
Dixie Terminal Building
New York Stock Exchange
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Safe Investments
Weil, Roth & Irving
Deiki
Sajes
G. P. Baker
WOO
WWJ
Far West
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Edmonton
Alberta
KFAE
Pullman
Wash
KFI
Los Angeles
KLX
Oakland
KHJ
KPO
San Francisco
Cathedral
Charge Mills
C. F. Hughes
Miami Purchase
Miles Greenwood
Imperial Street
St. Clair Street
Lot No. 131
August Kummer
Frances Kummer
West St. Clair Street
Onder
Lillian Kummer Wunsch
William Kummer
Rich
Wau
Fred Sperbeh
Jones, Shuck
Morrissey & Terry
County of
Hamilton
Langland and
Chase Streets
Langland Street
Chase Street
Langland Avenue
North Side Bank
Frank Hageman
James Barrie
Bryant & Trevor
Fairmount
Baltimore Avenue
Beekman Street
James W. McMakin
John H. McMakin
Vinton Street
R. E. Taylor
G. Wee
John Riddle
Fairview Avenue
Ravine Street
Ada Street
Fairven Avenue
Charles H. Maxfield
Helen Axfield
Louis J. Howe
Clara S. Parker
Richa B. Witt
Hamil County
Chas
Bell
Jessie Adler
Amelia E. Hoberg
Long Beach
California
Fred Schneller
Ohio ‘Land and Improvement Company
North College Hill
Springfield Township
John F. Ritter
Irene Ritter
E. D. Glascock
DeArmond Avenue
Betts
Simpson
Norwood
Columbia Township
Wilbur E. Arnold
Charles M. Steele
College Hill
James Bailey
Ford Bader
Cora B. Balser
Milton County
Chas. S. Bell
Fred Runyon
J. T. Hall
General Hospital
Runyon
West Fifth Street
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