Eluereal Report Drives Wheat Futures Down
Cincinnati May 13 1925 wheat futures slipped as market data weakened and investors awaited federal probe into the recent slump Local cash markets were mixed with bid pricing for No 2 red winter at 1 88 to 1 90 a bushel and corn easing while oats held firm Prices for other grains and hay varied with light receipts contributing to a firmer tone in top grades of timothy and limited daily offerings.
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Cincinnati
Vance
Liverpool
Timothy
Israi
Kansas
United States Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Virginia
Ganos
New York
Baldwins
Baskets
Rome
Georgia
Alabama
Tennessee
Tennessee Bu
Nancy Halls
Porto Rico
Florida
West Coast
East Coast
Louisiana
J. G. Sco
United Fruit
Northwestern
California
New York Curb Market Ledger Highlighting Stocks and Bonds
The May 13 New York Curb Exchange report lists totals with stocks at 445100 shares and bonds at 1187000 dollars. It details an official transactions list across numerous issuers including Am. Oil, Coca, Durant Motors, Goodyear, Gulf Oil, and many others with bid and close figures for varied securities.
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New York
New York Curb Exchange
Cotton Declines to New Low, July Futures at 21.70 Cents
The cotton market fell further with July contracts dropping to 21.70 cents, the lowest since last autumn, before a rally left July at 21.91 cents. The general market closed 15 to 33 points lower, with exports at 11,803 bales and port stocks and receipts noted.
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New York
United States
Chicago Stocks Report May 13 Armour and Libby listings
Chicago market bulletin shows Armour preferred at 8 1 2, Cudahy 97, Fair 33 4, Libby McNeill Swift Co. 110 1 2, Swift International 27, Union Carbide 681, U S Gypsum 154, Wahi 13, with other abbreviations typical of the period.
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Chicago
Armour Preferred
Cudahy
Fair
Libby McNeill
Swift @ Co
Swift International
Union Carbide
U. S. Gypsum
Wahi
Columbus Stocks May 13 City Service Prices
Cities Service common 181 a 184 de preferred 81% 82 Pure Oil 28% .
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Columbus
Gibson-Admitted to Cincinnati Stock Exchange Membership
The Cincinnati Stock Exchange Board admitted Robert H. Gibson of Gibson & Gradison to membership, making both partners current members of the firm.
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Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Robert H. Gibson
Gibson & Gradison
Exchange
New Cincinnati Stock Exchange Caller Impresses Traders
Kenneth P. Hill, appointed by the new President, began duties with strong ability. In stormy sessions on Tuesday and yesterday he acquitted himself with notable aptness and satisfaction among traders.
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Kenneth P. Hill
Cincinati Stock Exchange
Liquidation Causes Early Cotton Seed Oil Market Slump
Heavy selling of July and September cotton seed oil futures pushed New York prices down nearly half a cent. Weak cotton, favorable crop news, and a lard decline spurred the move as traders logged 66,900 barrels, the largest one day volume since the war.
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New York
Midcontinent Petroleum reports 1924 net income and 1925 Q1 gains
The report shows net income of $2,097,898 and surplus of $7,430,248 after preferred dividends for 1924. First quarter 1925 net income reached $3,866,627, with surplus after preferred dividends totaling $11,007,580 as of March 31.
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Midcontinent Petroleum Corporation
Cosden & Co
Westinghouse Books Large April Orders for April
Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing reports new orders totaling 10000 dollars in April the largest for a month in a year. The companys annual report for the year ended March 31 due next week is expected to show earnings well above common stock dividend requirements.
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Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company
Minneapolis & St. Louis reports larger 1924 deficit
The Minneapolis and St. Louis Railway reports a 1924 deficit of 2,996,391 dollars versus 1923's 1,212,105 dollars. The report highlights rising losses and potential financial pressures for the line.
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Minneapolis & St. Louis Railway
Building permits tally set record in April across 170 cities
Bradstreet reports $406,158,937 in permits issued in April across 170 cities, boosting the first four months of 1925 to $1,241,382,195, the highest total for that period.
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Bradstreet
North American Utility declares quarterly dividend
The North American Utility Securities Corporation a unit of the North American Company announces a quarterly dividend of 1.50 dollars for each 100 dollars paid on the first stock allotment certificates.
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North American Utility Securities Corporation
North American Company
Pan American Western Petroleum to raise 85 million
About 85 million dollars will be made available for Pan American Western Petroleum by segregating E. L. Doheny’s Mexican and California oil properties. Roughly 40 million came from selling Mexican holdings to Standard Oil of Indiana and others, and more than that sum is expected from selling this new company’s stock to Pan American Petroleum and Transport stockholders.
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Pan- American Western Petroleum Company
E. L. Doheny
Standard Gas issue subscribed quickly in public offering
A 5.9 million dollar issue of Standard Gas and Electric company 7 percent cumulative preferred stock attracted strong demand as a public offer opened. The syndicate was led by H M Byilesby.
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Standard Gas and Electricmpany
H. M. Byilesby
Water Works preferred stock in play in New York brokerage circles
In New York stock brokerage circles it is understood that the $10,000,000 six percent participating preferred stock of American Water Works and Electric Company will not be...
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New York
American Water Works and Electric Company
Company to call stock next fall despite earlier plan
The firm may call its stock next fall despite earlier statements. Holders of the present $20 par value common stock, trading around $55 a share, would benefit from the elimination of the preferred.
GM stockholders reduce directors to thirty one
General Motors Corporation stockholders gathered in an annual meeting yesterday voting to cut the board size from thirty five to thirty one. No new directors were elected. Pierre S. DuPont serves as Chairman of the board.
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General Motors Corporation
Pierre S. DuPont
Oil firm resumes common stock dividends at 75 cents
Directors of the Marland Oil Company yesterday declared a quarterly dividend of 75 cents on common stock. This is the first dividend since September 1923 when the rate was one dollar per share quarterly.
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Marland Oil Company
Directors Declare Stock Dividend At United States Realty
Directors of United States Realty and Improvement Company announce a 10 percent stock dividend on common stock in addition to regular cash dividends of 2 percent on common and 1 percent on preferred. Dividends and the stock dividend are payable June 15 and August 1, with a record date of May 15. The firm earned $18.23 per share on the common for the year ended April 30, up from $17.32 in 1924.
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United States Realty and Improvement Company
New York
Sugar Refining Co Keeps Status Quo on Common Stock
Directors of the American Sugar Refining Company took no action on the common stock yesterday but declared a regular quarterly dividend of 1 percent on the referred. Rumors in New York a month ago said common dividends would resume, but a sugar price decline ended hopes of immediate payments.
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American Sugar Refining Company
York
United States Gypsum declares special dividend with regular payouts
The United States Gypsum Company yesterday announced a special dividend of $1 a share on common stock in addition to the regular quarterly 2 percent and preferred stock 1 percent. The special cash dividend is payable June 1 to stock of record May 23, with regular dividends payable June 30 to stock of record June 15.
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United States
Sugar merger talks advance among National Federal and Warner
Negotiations for a large sugar industry merger among the National, Federal, and Warner Sugar Refining Companies near a definite agreement. Government opposition to past consolidations is noted, with DOJ approval likely to be sought before finalizing the deal. The three firms reportedly hold over 50 million dollars in combined capital.
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National
Federal
Warner Sugar Refining
New York
Department of Justice
Minneapolis grain prices note May shipments and bids
Minneapolis May 13 grain market reports little change in flour with slight gains to 8 80 9 05 per barrel. No. 1 Northern wheat around 1 55 and flax No. 1 at 2 4 per bushel. Bran and other minor items listed with uncertain figures.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Crude Oil Run Totals From Onl City May Report
Credit balances 3.30, runs 36 067 barrels, average runs 47 234 barrels, shipments 59 969 barrels, average shipments 65 235 barrels.
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Onl City
Pac
Cattle and Hogs Steady as Receipts Vary Across Markets
Market notes show mixed cattle and hog activity with light receipts in some regions and declines in hogs. Fresh cattle arrivals 416 head, demand for light steers and handy weight heifers strong, cows steady with scarce canners. bulls and bolognas steady to higher. Hogs down locally, light to heavy grades weak, good hogs around 13.25 to 13.50 per cwt. lambs steady to slightly higher with springers up to 18.0 and cuts near 4 to 7 for sheep.
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Sian Mee
Chicago
Fed
Werner
California
Kansas City
Arizona
Indianapolis
Foreign exchange rates across Europe and beyond May 13
World News Service reports daily foreign exchange quotes. Sterling demand 4.84 and cables 4.85. France 5.1914, 5.2014. Germany 23.81, cables 28.81. Japan 42.00, cables 42.12. Canada 100.01. Havana checks 100.04, cables 100.08. Brazil 10.10. Uruguay 96.50.
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N. Y. Transit
Northern P. L. A
Prairie Oil New
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Red Banks Oil
Roy
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Woodley Pet
Y Oil & Gas
Nario Copper
China
Cresson
Harmill
Hawthorne
Hecla Mining
Hol
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Jer. Verde
Lone Star
McK
Dar. Sav
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Cecesn
Ohio Copper
Parmac Porcup
Plymouth
Tidewateh O.w.i
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Ice Co
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Beaver Pr
Bell T.of Can
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Gulf’ Oil
Int. Paper Co
Leh. P. Sec
Lig.-Winch
Mis. Pac
W.i
Ohio
Okla. G.& L
Penn. P.&l
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S. Cal. Eds
St. G.& el
St. Oil N.Y
Sun Oil
Swift Co
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Dividend Declarations From Major Companies
Continental Can Company declares a quarterly 1.75 preferred payout for July 1 to holders of record June 30. North Pennsylvania Railway pays 2 percent quarterly on May 25 to holders of record May 18. Mahoning Investment Company offers 1.50 quarterly payable June 1 for shareholders of record May 26. Illinois Central leased lines issue 2 semi annual payable July 1 to record June 11. Ludlum Steel pays 50 cents quarterly on July 1 to record on May 1. Pittsburgh, Bessemer & Lake Erie Railroad 3 percent preferred semi annual payable June 1 to may 15 record. Northern Ohio Traction and Light Company 1.25 percent on 6 percent preferred and 1.0 percent on 7 percent preferred payable July 1 to June 15 record. Eastman Kodak declares extra 75 cents common and quarterly 1.25, with this year’s same as paid. Annual quarterly 1.00 payable June 1 to record June 1.
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New York World News Service
New York
Continental Can Company
North Pennsylvania Railway
Mahoning Investment Company
Illinois Central Railroad
Ludlum Steel Company
Pittsburgh, Bessemer & Lake Erie Railroad
Northern Ohio Traction and Light Company
Eastman Kodak Company
Uear
Cleveland Stocks Rundown From Otis & Co
A summary list of stock bids and asks with figures across multiple issues. Firestone T and R shows 6 and 7 percent preferred, Ohio Bell Tel and Ohio Brass appear with preferreds, and notes include numbers for Paragon Refining, Grasselli Chem, and Trumbull Steel among others.
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Cleveland
Otis & Co
American Multigraph
Gregatenrennernnns
Ity Lee
Cleveland Ee
Firestone T. & R
Reece A Ee
Inicscs
Grasselli Chem
Metro
Par. Brick
Miller Ae
DOE Msiis
Neehs Hisicndcats National Refining
Ohio Bell Tel
Ohio Brass
Paragon Refining
Ccecs
Peerless
Ae - Miia Richman Bros
Ycenphetnseenwbeden Stearns Motor
Trumbull Steel
Ibis Sciences
Open Air Dancing Pavilion Planned for Walnut Hills
A $100000 open air dancing pavilion will rise on East McMillan Street between Park Avenue and Kemper Lane opposite the Orpheum Theatre. A 100 by 200 foot floor will host up to 2000 dancers with waterfalls fountains and electric displays. National Attractions Company of New York will hold the franchise and bring orchestras weekly. R E Cash is the local contractor.
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R. E. Cash
I. J. Goldstein
Akron
National Attractions Company
New York
John A. McAlonan
Eastern Amusement
Cleveland
Canton
Chicago
Middle West
Walnut Hills
George Schorr
Eagle Savings and Loap Association Raises Capital
The capital of the Eagle Savings and Loap Association at 12 East Court Street rose from 10 million to 20 million dollars. President Fred Tuke said the increase funds the expected growth as the group moves to its new home at the southeast corner of Court and Main Streets.
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Eagle Savings and Loap Association
East Court Street
Court and
Main Streets
Fred Tuke
Fourth and Central Trust to Auction Avondale Residence
The former D. B. Meacham home at 3901 Reading Road Avondale will go to auction next Tuesday. The property, lately used as a family hotel, will be sold under the supervision of Theodore Mayer and Bro., brokers.
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Central Trust Company
D. B. Meacham
Reading Road
Avondale
Theodore Mayer & Bro
Property transfers list with parcels and nominal taxes
A long record of property transfers across Cincinnati suburbs noting grantees grantors parcel sizes street locations and nominal tax payments. Entries cover Westwood Avondale Mount Auburn Norwood and many townships with bids dates and occasional leases and mortgage-like notes.
Mortgage filings list numerous transfers and loan amounts
A compiled list of mortgage filings shows numerous individual transfers to various lenders including Cottage B and L, First National Bank, Brighton Bank and Trust Co, Cosmopolitan B T Co, Wyoming L and B Co, Pleasant Ridge B and L Co, City Hall L and B Co, and others. Amounts range from small sums to multithousand dollar loans, with names such as Naomi Weiner, Edwin A Happtermarher, John Haller, Dominick Camardo, Norma Jacobs, and Rose Guttman appearing among many borrowers.
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Fannie M. Mad Co
Ah Nee
Cottage B
Marie F. Miller
George Mullen
Elmore L. & B. Co
Abraham Steinberg
Oscar Mullin
Edward Oo
Mt. Healthy L. & L. Co
Pranki Bruns
Elmwood Place
Naomi Weiner
W St H
Estern Hills B. A & Atherine
Firs National Bank
Edwin A. Fernsternacher
Cosmopolitan
B. T. Co
Biccnell Street
Ernest Wheaton
John G. Seaees
Brighton Bank and Trust Co
Norma Acobs
Brighton Bank
Dominick Camardo
June B. S. & L. Co
Robert F. Malloy
Same
Ark
Central Secoiad
B. Edna Korte To Same: $5 “A Bogeman To Aioe Co. Curry; Hyman Newburger
City Hall L. & B. Co
Tugot
Washington Mortgage Co
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Barricklow
William F. Meyer
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Eugene D. Ross
Gustav Bachmann
Eagle S. & I. A
Louis Fox
Gossling
Lyda M. Lutz
William Susshine
Alvin S. Riddle
Robert A. Gourley
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Hewitt Ave. L. & B
Leonard F. Peters
Maud Hinkle
Rose Guttman
Family Realty Co
Susan R. Bien
Eagle S
Meta Jordan
Joseph McCarthy
James Bailey
Edward F. Knollman
Elizabeth A
Josephine Ies
Vincent Sievers
Josie P. Berg
Monarch B. & L. A. Co
H. Baker
Tutkhe G. & T. Co
S. Houston
William L. Ricke
Harry Sete
Milford Home Bldg. Co
Ae . Veague
Quickwithdrawal B. A. Co
William J. Hillebrand
Exposition B. & L. Co
Arthur Steinmetz
Peter Andrew
Fred Grimm
Garfield No
Eatella M
Mortgage Cancellations List Shows Wide Range of Banks
A long list of mortgage cancellations includes numerous individuals and banks such as Calvert to Eagle Savings, Westwood Homestead Co with $38,000, Provident Savings Bank $6,000, and Nead Realty Co with $8,000. Others involve Cincinnati Bank and Trust, Monarch B and L A, and various lenders toward properties and terms across the area.
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M. Renee
Braer H. Merrick
Blanche
Calvert
Eagle S. & A. A
Nettie Stees
Same
Glifford M. Emmich
Ge Bank van Tuy
Southern Ohio Savings
Louis Bibert
College Hill
Progressive B
Albert Sehlesiger
B. A
Bentel & Hyland
Ethel Peewee
Provident Savings Bank
Bernard H. Puep
Anna E. Meisman
Gustav Bielefeld
Cheviot B. & L. Co
George Mullen
Elmore L. & B. Co
Oscar Mallin
Nat Galley
On Realty Company
Sam Brest
Edward Bauer
Mt. Itcy Savings and Commercial Bank
Robert Schell
Liason Bau Verein
Si G. Kief
New Foundation L. & B. Rx . Cik
Hewitt Ave. L. & B. Paling
Novikot
Monarch B. & L. A. Frank F Brune
Elmwood Place
rTust Company
U Ses Cincinnati Bank and
Ruspany
Ne Poynter
Ida Bateman
Igoan'e Enes
Mt. Healthy 8S. & L. Co
Ews
Stella Schulk
Weiss
Hamilton’ Moylan Company
Enis Pa Company
Mavelitan Bank and Trust Company
Charles F. Néad
Nead Realty Company
Amelia L. Hopkins
Nannie E. Roth
Samuel Goldstein
Clinton L. & B. Co
Isadore Aronoff
Robin Stein
M. Madden
Kane B. & L. Co
Marie E. Miller
Dr. J H Tilden to lecture on health methods here
Denver physician and founder of the Tilden Health School, Dr. J H Tilden, speaks at the Odeon on Saturday evening on treating disease without drugs serums or surgery. He argues health comes from correct living and discusses the Law of Toxemia and his writings on care of children food hay fever and diet.
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J. H. Tilden
Denver
Tilden Health School
Odeon
Dr. Tilden
United States
Canada
Tilden
America
Hatred in Germany Grows, Lions Told at Cincinnati Meeting
Dr. F. A. Cosner, president of the Dayton Lions Club, warns Cincinnati Lions that anti French sentiment in Germany has intensified over the past year. He notes military zeal among German youth, with girls trained as Red Cross nurses and boys as cadets, and predicts a future war with France to reclaim Alsace-Lorraine. He recounts his visits to World War battlefields and the mass graves in France and Belgium.
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France
F. A. Cosner
Dayton (D
Lions Club
Cincinnati Lions Club
Chamber of Commerce
Dr. Cosner
Red Cross
Alsace-Lorraine
Dr. Cogner
Belgium
Baby Farm Body Dug Up No Injury Found
New York May 13 Dr Otto Schultze said no evidence of injury was found on Agnes Toohey 18 months old after exhumation and autopsy in the baby farm case led by Mrs Helen Geisen Volk. An autopsy will be held tomorrow on infant William Winter 1 month old.
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New York
Otto Schultze
District Attorney’s Office
Agnes Toohey
Helen Auguste Geisen-Volk
William Winter
Foresters Name Cincinnati for 1927 Convention
Cincinnati was chosen as the site for the biennial Foresters of America convention in June 1927, during the closing session of the Ohio Grand Court Foresters of America in New Philadelphia.
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Foresters
Associated Press
New
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Ohio, Grand Court, Foresters of America
Ohio Incorporations List Sets New Company Registrations
Ohio inventory shows multiple new incorporations across Columbus Cincinnati and Akron with capital stocks ranging from 500 to 40 000 dollars. Entities include International Foundry and Equipment Company Shaker Heights Garage Company Lakewood Drug Company and more with principals such as Harry M Runkle Edna Meyerez and Jesse J Jacobs.
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Ohio
Columbus
International Foundry and Equipment Company
Harry M. Runkle
Charles E. Firestone
O. E. Stevenson
E. ©. Meredith
J. L. Adkison
Earle, Inc
Cincinnati
Edna Meyerez
Evelyn M. Silliman
Irene Zettel
Margaret Moorman
Raymond Dorger
Shaker Heights
William and Herbertler
William Gorry
M. A. Friedman
Frantices
Lakewood
Henry Beckwith
Helen T. Gorry
Rabel Pollard
Ralph B. Peck
T. B. Scott
Ee Investment Company
Peyton
Jesse J. Jacobs
C. R. Goldawh
Frank Burrer
C. C. Wasserman
G. Triseel
G. & K. Hauling Company
Toledo
John A. Price
Scott Stahl
Virgil E. Cramér
Mildred E. Hesler
Stanley Friedman
A P Burns
H. H. W. Bretz
C D. Howana
M. G
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Soman
Akron
E. F. Gillon
John F. Poepplemeyer
W. McCormick
J. S. Gottlieb
R. N. Clark
Banner
Pt . Service Company
Sa Blizzard
Poke
Aa Wiesther Hineiabaes Malm
Seward, Sims Company
Cleveland
Axel Malmward
R. Seward
Audr . Sims
Charles H. King
Pohate
Messer
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Mark Ts Ang
Frank 8Elehoir
Wendell Herbruck
Oan
Trude Kellogg
Mary Safranek
FE. Cohen
Corecratinn
Hugh M. Bennett
K., . Nowell
R. L. Spencer
S. A. Center
A.S. Poffenberger
Business
Clarence Dorger
David Rubin
Irene Te
Chicago Butter Market Sees Barely Steady Trading
The Chicago butter market on top scores moved barely steady. The centralized market held steady with light sales and little buyer interest. Fresh butter with 92 adhesive and centralized 90 score were noted in today's report.
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Chicago
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Simon H. Galperin
West End
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J. Arthur Meyer
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Edward F. Mills
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S. A. Pos Vy
Robert Malloy
Harriett Kook
Lavinaeman
Helen A. Fimo
Ie Same
A G. Curry
Peter Rebholz
Charles Heizmann
William J. Schroer
Clifton Mutual 5
B. Co
Ian M. Piffer
Lien L. & B. Co
Charles Leppert
Reba Leininger
William Seyfried
South Side L. & B. Co
Harry B. Barlage
C. B. G. Geis
Louis Wolpa
Eagle L. & L. A
Augustus Wells
Clem B. Fehren
As van B. Fehren
Liberal L. & B. Co
Joseph Greenberg
Whe . Bayless
R. F. Simmonds, Jr
Joseph R. Johnson
James W. Goddard
Et J. Jennings
Elizabeth Brinek
Irene Hefferman
Liberal L. & L. Co
Harry Hank
Jeanerd Reder
Big Four B. & S. Co
Elizabeth Prinzer
Atlas L. & B. A
Charry Savin
Killa
W. Rosenthal
William R. Colns
Real Estate and Improvement Company
Kenneth L. Weaver
Elmwood Place L. & B. Co
Liberty L. & B. Co
Paerew
June Street B. S. & Lh
Wherloate Cones
Westwood
Albert Bailey
William E. Bell
Work Road
Henry F. Locke, Jr
Isadore Clayton
Maple Street
Harvey Avenue
Evans and Frerin
Mt. Auburn
Gladys Moran
Zetta
Thomas Mclaughlin
McCormick Place
Maplewood Avenue
Orwood
Grover & Layman Realty Company
Anna C. Stevens
Dalewood Subdivision
Henry S. Libingston
Dorothy K. Bronstrup
Baxter Avenue
Clara E. Hervey
Katherine Inkrot
Bosinger & Hopkins
ing—Katherine Klopmeyer
Mary Witzmann
James H. Oliver
Albert W. Speeg
Clifton
Elisa Schmitt
Katherine H. Miller
Lyleburn Place
East End
George F. Barbro
Edward Schroder
John Totten
Mt. Healthy
Mattie M. Seward
Dan Ems
Mary Seward
Ernest F. Coy
St. Clair Avenue
Kennedy Heights
Frank Schmitt
Herman M
Sophia M. Knabe
Belmont Land Association
Eames Township
Jennie B. Queal
Louis F. Wilking
Little Miami River
Sterling Apartment Company
Ray Kies
Nat Warner
Sterling Hotel
Minnie Levine
Joe Rockenfield
Fillmore Street
West Street
Charles Mayer
Ross Ingram
Inwood Place
Inwood Park
Albin O. Goshorn
Taylor C. Goshorn
Glenmary Avenue
Albin C. Goshorn
Estelle G. Corwin
Mabel Horan
Charles Horan
Norwood View
Edith H. Smith
Edward O. Dana
Keys Crescent
Carthage
Diocese of Southern
Charles A. Mitchell
Kenton Street
McGregor Avenue
Anderson Township
George J. Eicher
Lavina Begeman
Rose Graeffe
John Ruff, Sr
John M
Stella Fuerkhauser
Beekman Street
Elmore Street
Millcreek Township
Edith M. C. LaBoiteaux
Jo An G. Thomson
G. Thomson
William H. Ellis, Jr
Logan G. Thomson
Florence F. Stifel
Gustave Stifel
Hawthorne Avenue
Austin H. West
Thomas W. Read
Stites Avenue
Miami Township
William F. Morgan
Forrest A. Barricklow
Annie M. Ll
Mary M
Edith M. Durrel
John Street
Srwood
William Haller
William C. Er
Grove Avenue
Camp Washington
John T. Kyne
Anna Fachmann
Straight Street
Otto L. Koch
Anna C. Weber
Royalton Realty Company
Gilbert Avenue
T. Newton Jones
Ee G. One
E._& F. Avery
Rose Buttman
Annie Rozin
Lincoln Avenue
Lincoln Ave