Wheat Market Slips Then Steadies as May Contracts Lag
In Cincinnati on May 19 1925 cash wheat for Chicago delivery spurs heavy profit taking and a sharp drop, May futures dipping to 6 cents before late trading steadies at around 2 to 3 cents down. Corn oats and hay show mixed moves with steady to lower tones while a large Department of Agriculture carryover estimate weighs on sentiment. Local fluctuations in grain and fruit markets reflect uneven demand and rising receipts across staples.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Department of Agriculture
Timothy
Foreign exchange rates report from New York World News Service
May 19 foreign exchange snapshot with European rates for Sterling France Italy Belgium and more. The list covers demand and cable figures for Japan Hongkong Shanghai Mexican Dollars and several Latin American and Caribbean currencies. города
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New York World News Service
New York
France
Italy
Belgium
Switzerland
Holland
Germany
Austria
Greece
Sweden
Norway
Denmark
Spain
Portugal
Hungary
Czecho-slovakia
Poland
Finland
Rumania
Jugo-Slavia
Bulgaria
Japan
Hongkong
Shanghai
Calcutta
Argentina
Razil
Juguay
Chile
Canada
Havana
Colombia
Venezuela
New York curb market transactions show mixed stock bond totals
Official list of New York curb market transactions reports total stock sales of 565,800 shares and bond sales of 1,458,000 with numerous securities listed including Am. Maracaibo Ark. Nat. Gas Cities Service and other stocks, bonds, and mining issues across varied prices and percent changes.
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New York
New York Oe
Cattle and Hogs Mixed at Cincinnati Market May 19 1925
Cincinnati market reports light cattle receipts after fresh arrivals 423 with 182 through billing and steady prices. Indiana fed steers 1330 lbs sold at 10.75 per cwt, hogs up to 13.15 per cwt, sheep and lambs weak with top spring lambs at 16.50, receipts noon 788. Chicago and Indianapolis figures show mixed demand and prices across cattle hogs and sheep.
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Cincinnati
Oodskis Cine
Indiana Fed
Chicago
Neraska
California
Indianapolis
Ansas
Wheat market shows mixed day on May crop vs near-term deliveries
Chicago grain traders report wheat prices rising for new crop deliveries but slipping for immediate month shipments. Cash quotes list No 2 red at 1.90 to 4/4, No 2 hard 1.65, corn 1.12 to 1.54, oats 4a45c, rye 1.22, barley 88 to 90c, with lard ribs and bellies quoted at firm levels.
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Cincinnati
Timothy New
Chicago
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Western Pacific declares cash and stock dividends
Western Pacific Railroad Corp board declares cash dividends of 5.00 per share on common and 1.558 per share on preferred, plus stock dividends of one common and one preferred for every six shares. Dividends payable July 15 to stockholders of record June 30. Also Gabriel Snubber Manufacturing declares 62.14 cents quarterly dividend on new no par common, payable July 1.
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Western Pacific Railroad Corporation
Gabriel Snubber Manufacturing Company
Balloon tire demand drives March shipments up in US
Tire shipments in March total 1,168,297, up from 764,874 in February and 141,272 in March 1924, reflecting rising balloon tire demand. Production rose to 1,217,867 in March from 740,106 in February and 216,808 in March last year, with over 9,000,000 balloon tires in use in the United States.
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United States
Spicanufacturing stock rise cited from earnings and retire plan
The preferred stock of Spicanufacturing Corp rose from 95 to 106 in ten days as analysts note future retirement. Common earnings are reported at 5 dollars per share.
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Asiciosiee
Spicanufacturing Corporation
Multiple Corporate Finance and Labor Updates Across Firms
A record payroll at Bethlehem Steel Sparrows Point Maryland shows 8500 employees full time with all departments busy except shipbuilding. Quaker Oats declares annual 3 dividend with 75 cent quarterly payment to record holders July 1 and 12 equivalent on old stock after four for one split. preferred dividend set at 1.50. Associated Dry Goods approves no par value stock with four to one exchange increasing shares from 200000 to 800000 and 40600 no par shares sold to officers and employees. Southern Railway back dividends suit may be decided after June 1.
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Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Sparrows Point
Maryland
Quaker Oats Company
Associated Dry Goods Corporation
Detroit Toledo and Ironton Railroad 1924 profits rise
The Detroit, Toledo & Ironton Railroad earned $13.17 a share on combined preferred and common stock in 1924 with net income of $1,719,290, up from $11.34 a share and $1,417,036 net in 1923. Gross revenues reached $11,995,798 versus $10,417,412.
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Detroit, Toledo & Ironton Railroad
Ohio Incorporations List From May 19 in Columbus
Ohio incorporations show multiple firms filing in Cleveland Toledo Mentor Newark Cambridge Cincinnati Ashtabula and more. Companies include George York & Co Inc Park Lane Hotel Co Suburban Properties Central Athletic Club Hercules Service Co Cino Theater and others with capital amounts from 500 to 1 000 000 and listed officers.
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Columbus
George York & Co., Inc
Cleveland
J.I. Callahan
M. M. Feidner
H. E. Haberman
J. G. Fogg
E. M. Taylor
Park Lane Hotel Company
Toledo
A. T. Goorley
Donald F. Melhorn
Ray Martin
E. G. Davies
Benj. B. Moses
Suburban Properties Company
Mentor
Mentor Township
P. L. Tritt
Herbert Goodwin
S. Ahrendts
Cino Theater Company
Cincinnati
Ben L. Heidingsfeld
E. J. Babbitt
I. Lisbon
A. B. Chisholm
J. Bechtold
Tunnel Hill Oil and Gas Company
Barnesville
Ann
RB. Stephens
John Gallagher
W. F. Schafer
CC. A. Urban
Hercules Service Company
Ashtabula
Bessie M. Hogle
G. M. Adams
E. J. Thomas
Margaret M. Beahon
E. J. Tittle
Fred L. Cook
Fred Lyon
Ernestine Cook
Andrew, Amelia
Henry Hochstrasser
Seller
Dividends Declared by Major Firms In May 1925
A list of dividends declared by firms including Sherwin-Williams Canada Metro-Goldwyn Crucible Steel Libby Owens Sheet Glass Atlantic Coast Line American Telephone and Telegraph New York and other companies with per share amounts and payment dates. Major payments include 114 percent common at Sherwin-Williams Canada 1 percent preferred at Metro-Goldwyn 1.75 dollars preferred at Crucible Steel 50 cents common and 1.75 dollars preferred at Libby Owens.
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New York World News Service
New York
Sherwin-Williams Company
Canada
Metro-Goldwyn Corporation
Crucible Steel Company of America
Libby Owens Sheet Glass Company
Continental Passenger Railway Company
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Mining Leaders to Speak at May Coal Forum in Cincinnati
Abner Lunsford of Stone Kentucky and Colonel Edward J O Toole of Gary West Virginia top speakers at the American Mining Congress forum and equipment display to be held May 25 to 29 at Music Hall. Harry Gandy E C Porter and other executives will discuss mechanical loading methods mine equipment and costs with a large attendance expected. The program includes a Wednesday smoker and vaudeville at the Gibson and a final session on Friday morning led by A C Callen and George F Osier.
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Abner Lunsford
Stone
Edward J. O'Toole
Gary
W. Va
America
American Mining Congress
Music Hall
Lunsford
Henry Ford
Kentucky
West Virginia
O’toole
United States Steel Corporation
Harry Gandy
National Coal Association
E. C. Porter
Washington
Porter
United States Bureau of Mines
Eugene McAuliffe
Union Pacifi Company
Rock Springs
Wyo
Bureau of Mines
George B. Harrington
Chicago, Wilmington and Union
Dowell
Ill
J. W. Devison
New England Fuel and Transportation Company
Grant Town
Gibson
A. C. Callen
University of Illinois
George F. Osier
Pittsburgh Terminal Coal Company
Pittsburgh
Elections Board Moves to New Uptown Offices
The Board of Elections announces relocation from Third and Walnut to the Palace Theater Building on the second floor for five years with an option for five more. Annual rent is 5000 dollars and storage is included in the basement. The move shortens the distance from the old First National Bank Building after twelve years.
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Board of Elections
Third
Walnut Streets
Palace Theater
Anna Marcus
First National Bank
Kiphart Heads Cincinnati Bankers Group
Thomas J. Kiphart advertising manager of Fifth Third National Bank was elected president of the Cincinnati Chapter American Institute of Banking at yesterday's reorganized board meeting. Walter Gervis Eva Rasiner Frank Ace and Frank McNeil named officers. meeting held at Western Bank and Trust Company.
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Kiphart
Thomas J. Kiphart
Fifth-Third National Bank
Cincinnati
American Institute of Banking
Walter Gervis
Eva Rasiner
Frank Ace
Frank McNeil
Ief
Western Bank and Trust Company
Credit Men elect directors in Cincinnati
Ten candidates for directors of the Cincinnati Association of Credit Men were announced by the Nominating Committee. Five are to be elected for three years at the May 27 election held in the Chamber of Commerce. Candidates include Thomas W. Nelson Julian Rauh Edward H. L. Haefner F. D. Snodgrass A. E. Zugelter George W. Schneider Jr. R. A. Matthews J. W. Evans J. W. Otten and Guy V. Lewis.
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Credit
Cincinnati Association of Credit Men
Chamber of Commerce
Thomas W. Nelson
Julian Rauh
Edward H. L. Haefner
F. D. Snodgrass
A. E. Zugelter
George W. Schneider, Jr
R. A. Matthews
J. W. Evans
J. W. Otten
Guy V. Lewis
Real Estate Sold in Price Hill and Brookcrest Subdivision
A six room frame house on a 36 by 140 foot lot at 818 Purcell Avenue Price Hill sold yesterday for 11500 to Mrs Carrie Overbeck. A triple garage was included and the sale was arranged by broker Joseph F Sehlhorst from Mrs Fred Bush Miller. George Lubrecht sold a 45 by 140 foot lot on Northcutt Avenue near Rhode Island Avenue in Brookcrest Subdivision to A Gruele for 1675, the Frederick A Schmidt Co. handled the transaction.
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Purcell Avenue
Price Hill
Carrie Overbeck
Fred Bushmiller
Joseph F. Sehlhorst
George Lubrecht
Northcutt Avenue
Rhode Island Avenue
Brookcrest
A. Gruele
Frederick A. Schmidt Co
Crude Oil Runs and Balance Report for Oil City
Oil City report dated May 19 shows credit balance of 3.30 dollars, crude runs at 50 751 barrels with a 49 230 barrel average, shipments totaling 68 800 barrels and a 61 555 barrel average.
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Oil City
Chicago Market Quotes May 19
Armour preferred 88 1/4, fair 34 4/4 percent. Midwest Utilities 96 1/4, Swift & Co. 110 3/4, Swift International 26, Union Carbide 68, United States Gypsum 152, Wahl 13.
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Chicago
Armour
Fair
Midwest Utilities
Swift & Co
Swift International
Union Carbide
United States Gypsum
Wahl
Columbus Stocks in Active Market May 19
In Columbus on May 19 prices show common at 81 to 82 percent and preferred at 17 percent as cities and varieties traded in the stock market report.
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Columbus
Radio Programs for Today Listings
Local stations WLW WKRC WSAI WWJ WGN KYW Chicago offer evening schedules with dinners concerts readings talks and musical features across multiple meters. Highlights include WLW evenings with instrumental trio old world symphonies and dinner censer. WGN jazz hour and classical hour. KYW bedtime stories and midnight revue. WWJ dinner concert and Hotsy Totsy hour.
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WLW
Cincinnati
Wwqj
Chicago
WGN
Skeezix
KYW
Tonight Radio Schedule Of Concerts And Programs
Tonight’s bright spots list multiple broadcasts from 8 p.m. to midnight across stations CNRO WOS WEMC KOA and others. Highlights include the Governor General's Footguard Band in Ottawa and Emanuel College faculty program in Ber rien Springs, plus a world symphonies segment in Cincinnati and a thirty-voice choir at St Elizabeth’s in Denver.
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Ottawa
Governor General
WOS
Jefferson City
Linn
WEMC
Berrien Springs
Emanuel College
KOA
Denver
St. Elizabeth’s
St. Elizabeth’s c of Thirty Voices
Midni LW
Cincinnati
World Symphonies
Evening Radio Schedule Highlights for Chicago Station
WMAQ Chicago airs a 4 80 PM special program followed by ball scores at 6 PM. A beauty talk and Jenne at 7 PM share children stories. Organ recitals at 7 30 PM lead to an 8 PM orchestra hall concert.
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WMAQ
Chicago
Jenne
Radio Broadcast Schedules Across Several Cities
Listings show WMBB CHICAGO WLS CHICAGO WHAS LOUISVILLE and WGBS NEW YORK with times and programs including organ recital lullaby time Lone Scouts May Music American Indian and children's hour plus orchestral and musical offerings for evening slots across multiple meters and networks.
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WLS
Chicago
Lone Scouts
WGBS
New York
Local Cincinnati Bank Loans and Stock Trading Report
Local bank loans and call money cited within a busy trading day on the Cincinnati Stock Exchange. Reports show commercial and industrial loans at 5 to 6 percent, money in strong demand, and notable share sales across numerous companies including American Latn Mach, Eagle Picher, Procter Gamble, and Cincinnati street lines. Foreign exchange rates and bond quotes accompany the market brief.
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Cincinnati Stock Exchange
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BAER
Churngold
Jis Tias Desbacon
Cooper New Pref
Dalton
Mach. Com
Eagle Picher Com
Eagle-Picher Com
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Formica Insulation
Gibson Art Com
Socare
Gruen Watch Com
Kodel Radio Pref
Kroger Gro
Bak. Com
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Paragon Refining Com
Procter & Gamble Com
Procter Gamble Com
Procter Gamble
Pure Oil
Richardson Com
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Evening Cultural Programs at Webh Chicago
The listing outlines a schedule with an orchestra at 9 P.M. and a two hour concert by the same ensemble starting at 11 P.M. Additional events include a book talk and theater program, each lasting one hour, plus an opening songs segment and an evening of orchestral music.
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Chicago
Radio schedule for WBCN Chicago divides evening programming
The listing shows WBCN Chicago with a 3 hour block starting at 8 PM featuring a popular program after a juvenile period at 6 PM and a police bulletina at 7 PM. The 266 meter frequency is noted.
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WBCN
Chicago
WEAF Program List for Evening Schedule in New York
At WEAF New York the evening starts with dinner music at 5 PM followed by synagogue services at 6 PM. A special feature airs at 8 PM and the Little Symphony Orchestra performs at the specified time.
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WEAF
New York
Little Symphony Orchestra
Evening Radio and Concert Schedule Across Cities
A listing of broadcasts from Wear-Cleveland Philadelphia and New York stations detailing dinners concerts recitals talks and orchestral performances at various times. The schedule notes meters channel designations and program blocks including police alarms and two hour talks.
Broadcast Schedule Highlights Across Philadelphia and New York
Radio listings show WHN WHN New York 361.2 meters with health talk and musical performances starting 6:30 PM while WOO Philadelphia 508.2 meters offers sport results at 6:30 PM and a full evening of music and orchestral programs later. WIP Philadelphia 379.5 meters features luncheon music readings dinner music and bedtime stories.
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WOO
Philadelphia
WHN
New York
Wera Etay
WIP
Radio and Music Schedule Fragments across Cities
Listings show evening programs for WJZ New York Philadelphia and Pittsburgh with for example orchestral concerts guitar songs and foreign affairs segments. The brief items include a dinner concert, kid hour, and hours for scores and addresses.
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WJZ
New York
Fiera Street Journal
Cotton Market Rebounds on Better Demand
New York reports a generally higher cotton market with July futures rising to 22.92 cents and closing at 22.87 as trade demand improves and covering continues. Exports reach 31,579 bales for the day, totaling 7,653,277 this season, with port receipts 5,703 bales and U S port stocks at 583,819 bales.
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New York
United States
Minneapolis Flour Prices and Grain Quotes May 19
Minneapolis report shows flour prices down 10 cents to 9.10 to 9.20 per barrel with shipments of 30 455 barrels. Wheat prices quoted for No 1 Northern May July and September contracts at 1.6244 1.6414 1.60 1.58 1.42 respectively. Corn No 3 yellow at 1.09 to 1.12. Oats No 3 white 41 to 42 cents. Flax No 1 2.77 to 2.80.
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Minneapolis
Butter Prices Slump in Chicago Market Decline
Chicago May 19 butter prices fell a full cent on 82 score and half cent on medium and undergrades. Centralized market remained weak with liberal offerings and quiet trade. Fresh 92 score traded at 40 1 44 cents, centralized 90 score at 40 1/2 cents.
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Chicago
Procter & Gamble Declares 1 1/2 Percent Dividend
The Procter and Gamble Company declares a quarterly dividend of one and one half percent on its six percent preferred stock for 1925. It is payable after June 15 to stockholders of record at the close of business May 25 with stock transfer books remaining open. R. F. Rogan, secretary.
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Proctor & Gamble Company
R. F. Rogan
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