Prohibition Car Seizures Lead to Libel Suits in Covington
Libel suits filed against thirty nine seized cars and additional barrels of whisky and alcohol. Prohibition agents seized cargoes including nine barrels of whisky and eight barrels of alcohol in Covington Newport and Perryville. Proceeds fund storage charges and legitimate claims while court actions continue and a Monday session at Catlettsburg looms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sawyer A. Smith
United, ‘States District “Attorney
W.H. Kinnard
Prohibitions
Ernest (Buck
Brady
Covington
Virgil
Morton
Lawrence’ Howard
Newport
Perryville
Atlan Penitentiary
John T. Marcum
John Sweitzer
Monmouth Street
Federal Court
London
Catlettsburg
Nine charged with owning stills give bond for trial
Prohibition raid results list nine Newport and Campbell County residents charged with possessing or owning moonshine stills. Bonds range from 1,000 to 2,500 dollars with preliminary trial dates set in June. An additional suspect, Claude Greenley, was held for the Federal Grand Jury on prohibition violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Campbell County
Roetken
West Twelfth Street
John Kruse
William Belerle
Kruse
Belerle
Edward Roderick
Griffith Mains
West Sixth Street
George Andrea
Ninth
Brighton
Tony Romito
Biehl Avenue
Clifton
Claude Greenley
Isabella Street
Federal Grand Jury
Halfway Mark Reached in Covington Children’s Home Campaign
Campaign headquarters report the first 100000 of 200000 pledged for a new Covington Children's Home before noon yesterday. Tonight’s third report dinner at Masonic Temple will reveal additional pledges. Mrs. Orie S. Ware urged women volunteers to reach more potential givers as 14000 pledge cards exist and only 350 workers to visit households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Children’s Home
Covington
Fuhd
Water Main Ordered After Pike Street Fire
City Commissioners met quietly with Hawk absent and Donnelly hospitalized. They approved an eight inch water main from Pike and Bullock to Twelfth and Bullock to curb future fires, plus a twelve inch main on Pike from Twelfth to Montague. Civil Service exams for a police Captain and Lieutenant were set after the deaths and promotions. City Solicitor Brown was asked to draft razing resolutions for shacks near Second and Indiana streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawk
Ashland
Donnelly
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Pike and
Bullock Streets
Twelfth
Pike Street
Twelfth Street
Montague Street
Civil Service Commissioners
Edward Rieméyér
John Putthoff
Martin Brown
Second
Liaenaee Streets
Mrs Grace Klaiber Dies at 58 in Covington Area
Grace Klaiber 58 wife of Fred Klaiber longtime Covington Coat Co official died yesterday at her home 617 Madison Ave She leaves husband one brother Thomas E Smith and two sisters Mrs H S Burgess and Mrs M B Ware Funeral services are set for 1 am tomorrow at the Berry Ky Baptist Church
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
In Klaiber
Grace Klaiber
Fred Klaiiber
Covington Coat Company
Madison Avenue
Thomas E. Smith
H. Burgess
M. B. Ware
the Baptist Church
Berry, Ky
Volta-Tonic promises battery recharge breakthrough
A new compound called Volta-Tonic claims to recharge 136.13 dry cell batteries at seven cents each, offering savings over 6 percent. The firm advertises shipping anywhere for 75 cents and lists Volta-Tonic Co. at 636 Sixth Ave Dayton Ky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Volta-Tonic
Sixth Ave
Dayton, Ky
Newport raid nets large liquor seizure and arrests
Federal agents raided a Newport cafe at Sixth and Clay and a Newport address on Columbia Street last night. They seized 3 000 bottles of home brew 10 900 gallons of mash and equipment for beer making and 500 bottles at the second location. Conners and John Burkey a bartender were cited to appear before United States Commissioner Roetken in Covington this morning Frey was arrested and jailed on bond pending trial on a liquor charge linked to a previous raid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Corriersy
Sixth
Clay
Dayton
Harrigan
Frey
Columbia
Newport
Prohibition
Wood, Russell and Wells
Conners
John Burkey
United
County Court frees accused murder defendant in Reid case
In County Court Je Buten dismissed the murder charge against Banks aged 20 in the death of Samuel Reid 23 from a stab wound suffered at her home. The case of defense was cited and the charge canceled after Reid died following the injury. Walter Bradford was bound over to a grand jury on grand larceny charges, with a $1000 bond after theft at Old 76 Distillery. Memorial church service set at St John s Evangelical Protestant Church will feature Rev Paul Reikow. Vets and auxiliaries to attend. Bible schools planned in Ft Thomas for four weeks starting July 6. Odd Fellows Father and Son day services slated at the Odd Fellows Temple.
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Rie Banks
A. Negress
Chestnut Street
Je Buten
Samuel Reid
Negro
West Fifth Street
Reid
Walter Bradford
East Fifth Street
Newport
Buten
Licking Pike
St. John’s Evangelical Protestant Church
Seventh
Columbia Streets
Paul Reikow
William Nelson
York Streets
A.M. Wetherill
Wallace Costigan
American Legion
Beaver
Boy Scouts of America
Women's Relief Corps
Mary Logan
Daughters of Veterans of the
A. M. Wetherill
Ft. Thomas
Federation of Churches of
Campbell County Council of Religious Education
Lucy King DeMoss
Noah’s Cove Lodge of Odd Fellows
Odd Fellows’ Temple
Sixth
W. B. Harvey
First Baptist Church
Odd Fellows’ Orchestra of
Cincinnati
H. R. Peper
James T. Scott
F. W. Knorr, Sr
Local Licenses List Names Residents and Cities
Nam residence lists individuals including Joe Nedicksbernd from Ky Eva Mueller Dayton Ky Reagan Robinson Louisville Lydia Demmien Fr Thomas Raymond Mathiae Columbus Katherine Wilson Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sy Ear
Nam
Joe Ty Nedicksbernd
Eva Mueller
Dayton, Ky
Reagan Robinson
Louisville
Lydia M. Demmien
Thomas
Raymond Mathiae
Columbus
Katherine Wilson
Covington Notes Highlights Local Assignments and Incidents
Roy Simpson Thompson, Erlanger High School graduate, earned a West Point cadet appointment from Congressman Rouse and will begin July 1 after passing a medical exam. A water main break at Third and Spring flooded meters, causing reservoir loss and street undermining. A $3,000 frame dwelling permit was issued for 1882 Euclid Avenue to John Exterkamp. Henry 8 Berry elected secretary of Covington Savings Bank and Trust Company, succeeding Al Timmerding. Mrs G A Beckett reported a thief entered her 22 Martin Street home and stole chinaware and blankets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Roy Simpson Thompson
Erlanger High School
Congressman Rouse
West Point
Third
Spring Streets
John Exterkamp
Euclid Avenue
Henry 8. Berry
Federal Reserve Bank
Cincinnati
Covington Savings Bank and Trust Company
al Timmerding
G. A. Beckett
Martin Street
Meacham alimony suit and restraining order sought
Kenton circuit court records show Mrs. Laura Meacham suing her husband Obert Meacham for alimony and a restraining order to stop alleged molesting at home and on streets. They wed January 21, 1922. Edward J. Fischer sues John McClamor for 150 dollars over a vehicle collision at Thirteenth and Greenup streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenton Circuit Court
Laura Meacham
Obert Meacham
Philadelphia
Edward J. Fischer
John McClamor
Thirteenth
Greenup Streets
Residence Licenses Noted in Campbellville and Cincinnati
Fragmentary list shows names Leona Watte Campbellsville Indiana James McClain Cincinnati and Ethel Peggs Cincinnati linked to residence licenses or prints in a historical notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Leona Watte
Campbelleville, Oo
James McClain
Cincinnati
Ethel Peggs
Night Law School to Graduate Thirty-Four at YMCA Commencement
Commencement exercises for thirty four candidates of the YMCA Night Law School will be held on Thursday June 4. The list includes John J Arnold John Bailey G O Bane Ralph Becker Elmer Biedenholz Bramlage Clifford Brand Joseph Bruns Ira T Decker Susana rer BO John G Dossman Joe J lia S Edgéman Abraham Prisewinn Seutuel Grinsburg Mrs Edna Glenn Overton D Jackson Henry L Kelach John A Kiely Helen Little Gaseus e Partlin Charles iNiamene Ivan Perkins Proctor William J Ran som Thomas Scanlon W A Schuberth aon A Schulte aan K Slye Oscar Tiemeyer venenemy L Waist and Palmer Graves
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Arnold
John’ Bailey
G. O. Bane
Ralf Becker
Elmer Biedenholz
Ne Bl
Ervin, Bramlage
Clifford Brandoseph
Bruns
Ira T. Decker
Susana Rer BO
John G. Dossman
Joe J. Lia S. Edgéman
Abraham Priséwinn
Seutuel J. Grinsburg
Edna Glenn
Overton D. Jackson
Henry L. Kelach
John A. Kiely
Helen Little
Gaseuse Partlin
Charles iNiamene
Ivan Perkins
Cl Proctor
William J. Ransom
Thomas Scanlon
W. A. Schuberth
Aon
A. Schulte
Aan K. Slye
Oscar Tiemeyer
Venenemy L. Waist
Palmer
Ex-Polish land baron found dead in New York morgue
The body of Anton Zavistowski, once reputed as Poland’s greatest landowner before the war, was claimed at the New York city morgue after dying in poverty on May 13. He lived on bread and water for months and died in the Ritz Carlton lobby while visiting friend Grand Duke Boris. A trunk contained letters tying him to Ferdinand de Lesseps and to Polish embassy service in Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Anton Zavistowski
Poland
Zavistowski
James A Green To Speak On Circumnavigating South America
James A. Green president of the Ohio Botanic Garden Society will give an illustrated lecture at 8 pm in the Linton assembly room. The talk features slides from Green and George W. Warrington with emphasis on Botanic Gardens in Rio de Janeiro and Trinidad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Green
Ohio Botanic Garden Society
South America
The
Linton
Society
Mr. Green
George W. Warrington
Rio Janeiro
Trinidad
Two Women Lose Purses in Separate Thefts
Two thefts were reported after purses were taken in separate incidents. A man entering the Process Cork Company offices on East Pearl Street stole Miss Marie Nieter’s purse containing 22 dollars and a 50 dollar check. Earlier a purse left in a St Louis Church pew by Miss Gertrude Klassman disappeared with 25 dollars and a 100 dollar check.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Process Cork Company
Pearl «Street
Marie Nieter
Unset Avenue
St. Louis
Gertrude Klassman
Chase Avenue
Real Estate Firm Formed for Club Crest Subdivision
The Rawson Kopittke Realty Company filed Articles of Incorporation in Columbus with $200000 capital. Edward D. Woodward and Arthur J. Bussdick aided in the formation. Henry P. Rawson will serve as president overseeing 10 houses in Club Crest Subdivision on Marburg avenue near Hyde Park Country Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rawson-Kopittke Realty Company
Columbus
Edward D. Woodward
Cincinnati Realty
Arthur J. Bussdick
Club Crest
Henry P. Rawson
Marburg Avenue
Hyde Park Country Club
Rawson
Traction
Crest View
George W. Kopittke
George D. Wittmeyer
Alice Kopittke
Louella Rawson
Club Crest Subdivision
Local Real Estate Transfer Near St Xavier College
John F. Mathes bought a lot on the west side of Dana Avenue overlooking the stadium of St Xavier College and Victory Boulevard to build a residence. The sale price was not disclosed. Brokers William M. Clyde and Mathers & Dyer represented the parties through the Cincinnati Real Estate Board multiple listing division, Clyde as listing broker and Mathers & Dyer as selling brokers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Mathes
Dana
St. Xavier College
Victory Boulevard
William M. Clyde
Mathers & Dyer
Cincinnati Real Estate Board
Clyde
Automobile building planned by I C Hirsch on Hopkins site
An automobile building for storing washing and painting cars will be built by I C Hirsch of St. Louis Missouri on a 106 by 345 foot lot on the south side of Hopkins street west of Freeman avenue West End. The property faces Lincoln Park and was sold for about 55000. The Fourth and Central Trust Company arranged the sale for the Girard estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. C. Hirsch
St. Louis
Hopkins Street
Freeman Avenue
West End
Lincoln Park
Fourth and Central Trust Company
Girard
Evanston Bungalow Sold Through Real Estate Board
The two story brick and shingle bungalow at 8466 Bevis avenue Evanston was purchased yesterday by R C McDermott for a price not disclosed. The 40 by 140 foot lot is in a residential area. Brown Brown with the Frederick A Schmidt Company prepared the sale via the Cincinnati Real Estate Board’s multiple listing division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bevis Avenue
Duck, Creek Road
Crane Avenue
Evanston
R. C. McDermott
Brown & Brown
Frederick A. Schmidt Company
Cincinnati Real Estate Board
Safe Cabinet Company Secures $600000 Mortgage Funding
A branch factory of Safe Cabinet Company at Cleneay avenue and the C L N Railroad Norwood is covered by a blanket mortgage to First National Bank Marietta for a $600000 bond issue. Bonds dated May 1 1925 bear 7 percent interest payable semi annually. Mortgage covers all personal property and Marietta property to expand business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Safe Cabinet Company
Marietta
Cleneay Avenue
Norwood
First National Bank
H. C. Emerson
Cincinnati
Masonic Outing Delayed To June 26 At Coney Island
The Society of Past Masters of Masonic Lodges of Cincinnati and vicinity will not hold its annual outing on opening day at Coney Island. Secretary James N. Ramsey says the event is postponed until June 26 when the Grand Master of Ohio is expected to deliver the St. John's Day address. The outing serves Masons from Hamilton Kenton and Campbell Counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society of
Masonic Lodges
Cincinnati
Vicinity
Coney Island
James N. Ramsey
Ohio
St. John's Day
Hamilton
Kenton
Campbell Counties
Langley Whisky Conspiracy Trial Set For Monday
L G Nutt chief of the Narcotic Division will testify Monday in Washington in the whisky conspiracy trial of Representative Langley of Kentucky. Nutt is in El Paso as a delegate to the United States Mexico conference on smuggling and border problems and will leave Friday for Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Langley
Associated Press
EL Paso
Tex
L. G. Nutt
Narcotic Division
Washington
Kentucky
Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland Reports Reserve Coverage
The Cleveland Fed releases its condition statement showing total reserves of $467.147 million with gold holdings and certificates. The ratio of total reserves to deposits and Federal Reserve notes liabilities stands at 80.4 percent, up from 79.2 percent the prior week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth Federal Reserve
Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland
Publiouney
Federal Rouse
J. K. Board
Weel Patni Ais
Federal Reserve
Ee Ferrero
OEE
Oman
Eee
Cattle Market Quiet. Beef Cattle Prices Steady at Cincinnati
Cincinnati truck market May 21 shows cattle receipts 1,576 with 423 shipments and hogs 1,726 receipts 3,288 shipments 738. Bulls and cows mixed demand. beef steers and cutters held. bolognas up to 6.25. calves steady despite liberal receipts. Hog market opens weak then strengthens. sows and pigs varied with closing at top around 12.75. sheep and lambs slow but steady with fat lambs 16 to 16.50 per cwt and ewes 7 to 7.50. Second regional notes include Chicago Indianapolis and Kansas City bids with mixed results on steers, hogs, and lambs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Wes
Chicago
California
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Minneapolis Flour Prices and Shipments Report
Minneapolis May 21 Flour unchanged to 10c higher at 9.20a9.80 per barrel with shipments totaling 28,067 barrels. Bran 27.50a28. Heat No 1 Northern 1.62a1.64 with May 1.60 July 1.58 September 1.42. Corn No 8 yellow 1.10a1.12. Oats No 3 white 4ladlge. Flax No 1 2.77a2.81
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Wheat market slips on western crop gains
Reports of improving wheat yields in western Kansas spurred selling and lower prices. May wheat closed at 1.67 and July at 1.53 with corn and oats mixed, while provisions advanced. Quotations listed include hard wheat 1.69 to 1.70 and No 2 yellow corn 1.16 to 1.17.
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Chicago
Kansas
Rd— OO Occesee
Rees
Csnesien
Dividends Declared by Major Corporations
American Stores Company declares quarterly 40 cents payable July 1 to holders of record June 15. Republician and Steel Company pays 1% percent quarterly to stockholders of record June 17. Kraft Cheese pays 1% cash and 1% common quarterly with stock record dates June 18 and July 1. Texas Gulf Sulphur extra 50 cents, plus $1.75 regular, with record dates June 15 and June 30. Adams Express $1.50 quarterly, record June 80 to stockholders. National Lead $2 quarterly, record June 30. United Paper Board TM% common and 6 cents preferred, record June 5. first common dividend since 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Stores Company
Reading
Republician and Steel Comey
Kraft Cheese Sage
Texas Gulf Sulphur Company
Adams Express Company
National Lead Company
United Paper Board Company
New York Curb Market Transactions Reported May 21
Official list shows total stock sales at 447,100 shares and bond sales at 1,387,000 dollars. Industrials and standard oil groups dominate the day with numerous listed issues, including Am. P. L. new and various pref. shares, along with a wide range of bonds and foreign issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Curb Exchange
Ohio Incorporations Reported in Columbus May Twenty One
Ohio incorporations list multiple new firms including Cincinnati American Opera Foundation and Hossler Auto Repair Company with capital amounts from 5 000 to 30 000 dollars. Names of organizers cover diverse cities such as Cincinnati Akron Cleveland and Dayton and cover firms in construction realty and manufacturing sectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Columbus
Cincinnati American Opera Foundation, Inc
Cincinnati
Nancy Harris Crabbs
Walter A. Draper
John D. Sage
Charles P. Taft
John W. Rowe
Hossler Auto Repair Company
Akron
Russell R. Hossler
Lawson A Kirkland
C. D. Riggle
L. B. Snyder
DeForrest
Frowine Bros., Inc
East Sparta
M. H., Mary
J. J. Conrad
Stephen Gramet
Magdalen Mueller
G. & S. Realty Company
Cleveland
George Gantose
Ralph V
Mary
Property investors named in Cleveland and Delphos deals
C Scott Ruth N Gantose and Fred F Klingman, Benart Realty in Cleveland with 10000 by Sam Ben Spurn C a Saftens and E Moorhead. Overoak Building Company 10000 by E K Sheffield, D Stinaff, E G Barker, Edward N Heiser and H W Schwab. Randolph Stone Company Delphos 15000 by Albert A Klaus H H and Charles Davis A J Suever and Frank Davenport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Scott
Ruth N. Gantose
Fred F. Klingman
Benart Realty
Cleveland
Sam Ben Spurn
C.a Saftens
E .Moorhead
Overoak Building Company
E. K. Sheffield
X. D. Stinaff
E. G. Barker
Edward N. Heiser
H. W. Schwab
Randolph Stone Company
Delphos
Albert A. Klaus
H. H
Charles Davis
A. J. Suever
Frank Davenport
Foreign exchange rates in New York May 21
Daily foreign exchange rates listed for European, Far Eastern, and American currencies with bids in the market. Rates cover France, Italy, Holland, Germany, Austria, Greece, Scandinavia, Iberia, Czecho Slovakia, Poland, Finland, Hungary, Romania, Japan, Hong Kong, Shanghai, and other regional currencies and notes.
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New York World News Service
New York
Sorite
France
Italy
Elgium
Holland
Germany
Austria
Greece
Sweden
Norway
Denmark
Spain
Portugal
Hungary
Poland
Finland
Garia
Japan
Hongkong
Shanghai
Calcutta
Argentina
Brazil
Uruguay
Chile
Canada
Havana
Colombia
Venezuela
Financial Notes on Columbia Gas and Electric and Gray Company Bonds
The Columbia Gas and Electric report shows April gross earnings 2 917 258 and net after taxes 1 233 187 with total income 1 418 432 and surplus 816 317. For four months gross earnings 10 788 944 and net 4 966 783 with total income 5 706 608 and surplus 3 584 411. A new note issue by the G A Gray Company totaling 360 000 was nearly sold by Fifth Third National Bank, with 25 bonds unsold at 2 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Gas and Electric
G. A. Gray Company
Fifth- Third National Bank
St Xavier College investment class ends with high exam success
The St Xavier College investment class taught by R A Hord of Fifth Third National Bank bond department closed its year with high percentages on the exam. The 35 students had unusually strong attendance and 34 of them presented for examination, drawing praise from professors and teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Xavier College
R. A. Hord
National Bank
George Buchanan Curb Market Membership Sold to Murray Thompson
Murray Thompson bought George Buchanan's New York Curb market membership for 12500 dollars yesterday, paying 12500 dollars total and 2000 dollars more than the prior sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
George Buchanan
Murray Thompson
American Express Nears Full Acquisition of Wells Fargo
Acquisition of Wells Fargo and Co by American Express is virtually complete with plan to assume assets after an $8 per share distribution and one-thirtieth share of American Railway Express stock. E P Small becomes chairman of the executive committee and James F Fargo serves as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wells Fargo & Co
American Express Company
American Railway Express
E. P. Small
American Express
James F. Fargo
Treas
Wells Fargo ties with American Express officers in board
Wells Fargo now counts its chief executive and four American Express officers as directors. Consolidation of offices is anticipated. Chicago Milwaukee and Saint Paul Railway reorganization plans form as Jerome returns to New York. Bankers from Kuhn Loe b and others participate. Protective committees for stock and bond holders meet soon to outline new capital. Coverdale and Colpitts engineering report will guide the reorganization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urer
Wells Fargo
The
American Express
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway Company
New York
Jerome
J. Hanauer
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
Coverdale & Colpitts Pely
Maxwell Motor reports first quarter 1925 earnings
Maxwell Motor Corporation earned 4.85 a share on the B stock in Q1 1925 after dividends on A stock. Earlier quarter earnings were 2.16 a share on B stock, with total assets of 31.86 million and current liabilities of 7.67 million. Cash, bonds and drafts stood at 18.45 million as of March 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxwell Motor Corporation
Public offering and corporate finance notes
Public offering of 30,000 Paige-Detroit Motor Car Company shares at 18 dollars each will be made by Keane Higbie & Co and Stroud & Co. No new financing by the company. shares acquired from individuals. Production of Cities Service petroleum subsidiaries doubles to over 57,000 barrels daily via Natural Gas and Petroleum assets now Nat ural Gas and Fuel Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paige-Detroit Motor Car Company
Keane, Higbie & Co
Stroud & Co
Cities Service Company
United States
Arkansas
The
Natural Gas and Petroleum Corporation
T. H. Barton and Associates
Natural Gas and Petroleum
Natural Gas and Fuel Company
ElIdora
Smackover
Cotton Market Rises Then Slips on Near Month Demand
In New York on May 21 cotton futures showed a moderate early advance as near months bought, July futures trading from 23.338c down to 22.72c and closing at 22.79c. Old crop held strength while new crop eased, with the overall market barely lower. Port receipts reached 4,110 bales and United States stocks stood at 33,903 bales with exports totaling 4,065 bales, bringing season totals to 7,676,815 bales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Chicago Butter Market Steady Amid Quiet Trading
Chicago May 21 butter market shows an easy tone with quiet activity. Centralized car market stays steady with minor trading. fresh butter at 92 score quoted 40 to 44 cents per pound, centralized 90 score 40 to 44 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
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