Timid Buyer Drives Wheat Futures Down in Cincinnati May 7 1925
Wheat futures softened with May closing 1 to 1 1 4 cents lower and July 1 1 4 cents weaker as buyers hesitated awaiting a government crop report. Cash markets showed easier No 2 red at $1.94 and strong demand for heavy wheat while oats and hay stayed steady. Readouts include detailed price ranges for wheat corn oats hay and related farm commodities with local dairy poultry and livestock markets also listed.
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Cincinnati
Ghana
Kansas
Ron Receipts
Timothy New
United States Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Bliss Virginia
Ganos
New York
West Virginia
Mississippi
Louisiana
Alabama
Florida
Texas Bu
Arizona
California
Los Angeles
Texas Standard
United States
Virginias
Gabluc
Georia
Tistetin
Tennessee
Bbis Spaulding
Spaulding
Minnesota
North Dakota
Red River
Tennessee West Section
East Section
Nancy Halls
West Coast
J. G Scot
New York curb market reports vital stock and bond totals
Total stock sales reach 451000 shares and bonds 1716000 in New York curb market May 7. Official list shows numerous industrials and utilities with diverse prices and quantities across many named companies and securities.
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New York
Orm the
New Yorkee
Cattle and Hogs Mixed Trade Across Markets May 7 1926
Cincinnati reports receipts of cattle 1606 hogs 3204 and sheep 19 with steady to strong prices for light and female cattle. Chicago and other markets show varied gains with hogs up 25 to 45 cents and cattle easing for heavies. Kansas City Indianapolis also note mixed demand and higher hogs and calves. lambs generally steady to higher in some regions.
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Cincinnati
Vesteloncen
Chicago
California
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Minneapolis Flour Prices and Grain Quotes May Report
Minneapolis Minn May 7 Flour prices rise to 8.90 a barrel with shipments 84 416 barrels. Bran 25. Wheat No 1 Northern 1.57 1.60 May 1.55 July 1.54 September 1.445. Corn No 8 yellow 1.08 1.10. Oats No 3 white 41 42. Flax No 1 2 73 2 77.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Dividends Declared by Multiple Corporations
New York World News Service reports quarterly and semiannual dividend declarations. Companies include Phoenix Hosiery 1% preferred payable June 1 to May 16 record, Northern Pipe Line $3 semiannual to June 56, Continental Oil 25 cents to May 16, and others with varying rates and payable dates to stockholders of record in May and June.
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New York World News Service
New York
Phoenix Hosiery Company
Northern Pipe Line Company
Continental Oil Company
Canadiens Pacific Railway
Century Ribbons Mills
Record Warsdr Bros. Pegine Inc
Standard Gas and Electric Company
Era Steel Company
Omer
Grain prices slip as traders avoid crop report surprise
Chicago traders rushed to sell to dodge a possible government crop report surprise, pushing wheat down and corn and oats lower while provisions gained. Cash quotes show No 2 hard wheat at 1.66 a line of mixed and yellow corn prices around 1.07 to 1.16 with barley and timothy also listed.
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Chicago
Ara
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Acnsesthe Vysenesey Wocentens
Wetsis Arcee A
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Eae Oana Ns
Sctiaecas
Pig Iron Market Shows Revival With Prompt Shipments
The pig iron market strengthens as buyers place 8000 to 12000 tons in several territories for prompt shipment and later months. Southern prices range from 18.50 to 21 dollars Birmingham basis, with Northern irons around twenty dollars. Foundry coke orders grow as mills push melt output, signaling broad industry demand.
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Rogers, Brown & CO
Birmingham
Tennessee
Alabama
South
Foreign exchange rates across major world currencies May 7
New York reports daily foreign exchange quotes with Sterling at around 485 and 48554 on cables. France 5.19, Italy 4.10, Belgium 5.0314, Switzerland 19.34, Holland 40.19, Germany 23.80, Greece 1.84, Sweden 2.6475, Norway 16.78, Denmark 18.82, Spain 14.55, Portugal 65.80. Far Eastern rates show Japan at 42.00, Shanghai 74.50, Calcutta 36.12, Canada 100.00, Havana checks 100.04.
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Local Financial
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Amer
Mach. Com
Mach Com
Mach
Rolling Mill Com
Rolling Mill
Relling Mill
Campbell’s Creek Coal
Champion Fibre
Churngold
Cooper A
Cooper
Eagle-Picher Com
Formica Insulation
Gibson Art Com
Gruen Watch
Hatfield-Reliance
Kroger Gro
McLaren Aiolic
Paragon Refining Com
Procter & Gamble Com
Procter & Gamble
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U. S
U.S
Lith
LU. B. Shoe
U. S. Soc
Wurlitzer
Gas and Electric
Cincinnati Street Railway
Ohio Traction Com
Cacaigne
Exchan Canada
London
Paris
Francé
Greece
Ee Os
His
Ucs
Reece Veeti
Becouigliiisses
Belgium
Bulgaria
Enmerk
Czecho-Slovakia
Finland
Sas Higes
Lew
Aw. S.S
Adan DE Taikaesa
MOE
Sk Cues
Ar. Co
Artloom Corp
As. G.ae, New
Atl. Frifit Co
Atlas Pt. Cem
Atlas. P. C. Nw
Borden Co. New
New
T.&p
Blerm. Wm
Tob
Bur. Gen. EI
Bur. A. Mh. Pf
Caro. Pr. & Lt
Cen. P. Corp
Chap. Sacks Inc
C.g.&e.b. New
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Tob. Inc
Sanow Bios
Sshcacewis
Cr. Ar. Pr
del. L. W. Coal
Pen. i. & TI
Mfg. Co
G.G.& E. Pf.cvt
Gil. S. R. New
Glen al. Coal
Goodyear Tire
Gr. Ra. & Cam
Hall Signal
H. Cdy
St. A
Hazeltine Corp
Inter. Rubber
Inter. Con. Ind
Ocean
Jones
Kelvinator Cor
Lehigh Pow. S
Lehigh . C
Lehigh V Ss
Lib
Mar. Wire. Len
Mengels Box
Mésabi Iron
Mid
Util Vts
West Util
Moore
iNorth
Ohio Fuel Corp
Pa. Wat. & Pa
Reid I C
Nois. Typ
Reo Motor Car
Royal Type
Seagrave .Corp
SE. Pow. & Lt
S. Cal. Edison
S. Coal & Iron
Spear & Co
Publish
Stutz Motor
Swift & Co
Swift Internat
Tenn. el
Thermio. Radio
Thom. Rad. Ctfs
Tech. Prod
Trumbell Steel
Union Carbide
Util
War. Bros
Western Power
Wic. Spen. S. N
Wilson & Co. N
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Sire. Ang.-Amer
Atlantic Lobos
Buckeye P. Li
Cumberland
Eureka Pipe L
Humble Oil
Illinois Pipe L
Indiana Pipe L
Esccises
South Penn Oil
St. Oil
Indiana
Kansas
Kentucky
Nebraska
N. York
Ohio
de Wheik
S. & F. Oil Co
Aton
Maracaibo
Carib Syndicate
Euclid Oil
Gibson Oil
Midwest
Mount
New Bradford
N.m.&a. Sd. Co
New York
Ph. Oil Co
Red Banks
Royal Canadian
Ryan
Salt Creek
Oil & Gas
Arizona Globe
Mase Cal. & Jerome
Canaria
China
G. M
D. M
Harmill D
Kerr Lake
Lone Star
Nipissing
Ptague
Silver Dale
Pp & Ll
New York World News Service
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Italy
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Holland
Germany
Austria
Sweden
Norway
Denmark
Spain
Portugal
Hungary
Poland
Rumania
Japan
Shanghai
Calcutta
Argentina
Brazil
Uruguay
Chile
Canada
Havana
Colombia
Venezuela
High-Fifth Real Company among Ohio incorporations
Ohio incorporations list shows multiple firms including High-Fifth Real Company of Columbus with $25,000, Buka Coal Company of Cincinnati $50,000, Jeannette Dress Shop Inc of Cleveland $10,000, and several others with stated capital and principal organizers across Cleveland Columbus Cincinnati Warren and Beechwood Village. Many entries name founders such as Frederic H. Hoffman and Simeon S' Buka among others.
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Ohio
Columbus
High-Fifth Real Company
Frederic H. Hoffman
Robert Young
Oliver E. Davis
R. P. Burch
Julius C. Freibel
Roger T. Peckinbaugh Company
Cleveland
A. Lewenthal
Louis J. Esty
H. V. Malmsten
J. O. Devitt
E. Ambstaeter
Buka Coal Company
Cincinnati
H. Lindale Smith
S&s
Hamite Brotherhood Grocery Company
Major Holmes
Vertié Washington
Wiley
James E. Palnee
James A. Stallworth
James Ue
Kerpen Construction Company
Coleman Avery
R. E. Simmonds, Jr
Howard T. Witherbe
Miller W
John M. Renner
Fifth City Wrecking and Lumber Company
Clement M. Speidel
Charles Michaelski
Bellaire Nash Co
Bellaire
George W. Comstock
Fred
E. Engelhardt
Omas QC
McNamee
Frank Cable
W. D. Cash
Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland Reports Condition Figures
The release shows assets totaling 459.9 million dollars with reserves at 76.6 percent of deposits and notes. Major items include 194.8 million in deposits, 174.7 million in reserve accounts, and 107.3 million in earning assets.
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Fourth
Federal Reserve
Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland
Federal Reserve Nee
W.omen
Ech Gaanesa Co
U. S
Government Securitie One
Esa Wes Cinca
Sudcomey
MOORE
Inc
Cisiendetens
Securi- Toi Senna
Atectic
DPSE
Chicago Stocks Summary for May 7
Chicago stocks report shows Armour preferred 8 1 2, aS 33, Middlewest Utilities 91 1 2, Ryan Car 24, Swift & Co. 119, National 28 1 2, Union Count 67, U B sum 157 44, Wahi 15. Market notes reflect mixed gains and losses across listed companies.
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Chicago
Armour
Middlewest Utilities
Ryan Car
Swift & Co
Neu National
Union Cunt
U. B. Sum
Wahi
Crude Oil Runs in Oil City Figures Issued
Oil City reports crude oil activity with runs totaling 658125 barrels and average runs 47195. Shipments reach 63189 barrels with average shipments 64846. Credit balance listed at 3.30.
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Oil City
Columbus Stocks Sores Market Report May 7
In Columbus, stock figures show cities common at 179 to 181 with preferred around 81 percent. Banks trading at 174 to 184 and Pure Oil at 28 percent.
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Columbus
Sores O
Cincinnati Adopts Ordinance Regulating Major Garages
City of Cincinnati passes Ordinance No. 148-1925 amending garage construction rules. Major garages over two stories must be fireproof. one-story garages may use incombustible materials with limits. detailed standards for floors, ventilation, sprinklers, smoking bans, and separations from other structures. Also repeals prior section and sets enforcement effective date.
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City of
Cincinnati
State of Ohio
Froo Morris
Schneller
Geo. P. Carrel
State of
Ohio
Cincinnati University
The
City’‘of
Board of Directors
Engineering College
Aril
Froome Morris
Eccle
Roved
Abe Oat
Onemane
Public Inspection
Director of Public Service
City Hall
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N. O. Pub
Deere & C
Det
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Det. Edison
Dun. T. &R
Pennock Oil
Penn. P.&l
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St. O. N.Y
U.S. A
Webster M
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K. Denm
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Solvay & Co
Toho EL. BP
the Civic Press
Louisville
Louisville & Nashville
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Butler Streets
Newport
Latonia
Union Station
Tenth
Broadway
City Ticket Office
Dixie Terminal
Chicago Grain
Chas. F. Hornberg
Edward P. Durr
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