Cincinnati Commercial Tribune Archives, May 28, 1925, p. 9

Wheat market eases after May deliveries amid hail and weak demand

Cincinnati reports May delivery wheat prices easing as damaged crop conditions from frost offset buying. Prices for No. 1 and No. 2 red winter held, with receipts high and demand limited. corn, oats, and hay show mixed moves while overall receipts remain above immediate need.

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New York Curb Market Trading Totals and Transactions

New York curb exchange report shows total stock sales 423000 shares and bonds 1315000 dollars. The list details many industrials and commodities with prices, highs, lows, closes, and daily movement, including Am G&E new, Ford, United Frt Auction, and numerous others alongside fruit and produce notes from J. G. Scott dated May 27, 1925.

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New York New York Curb Exchange Georgia Alabama Louisiana Bliss United States Minnesota North Dakota Red River Florida Tennessee Kentucky Nancy Halls Matoes Texas Mississippi Express Mississippi J. G. Scott

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Cattle and hog market notes from Cincinnati and Chicago

Cincinnati reports a weak cattle market with quiet trading and varied prices for steers cows and calves. Hog prices rose on good demand and light supplies, while sheep and lambs saw active selling at firm to higher prices in a strong market.

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Dividends Declared by Several Firms

Thompson-Starrett Company 6 common payable July 1 to stock of record June 20. S. S. Kressge & Co. quarterly 2 common and 1.75 preferred payable July 1 to stock of record June 15. United Drug Company quarterly 1 34 per cent first preferred payable August 1 to stock of record July 15. Also 1 44 per cent second preferred payable September 1 to stock of record August 15. Fleischmann Company quarterly 1 common payable July 1 to stock of record June 15. Public Service Electric and Gas Company quarterly 1.50 preferred payable June 5. Pittsburgh, Ft Wayne China quarterly 1.75 common and preferred payable July 1. Sea 10 and preferred payable July 7 to stock of record. Schulte Retail Stores quarterly 2 preferred payable July 1 to stock of record June 1.

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New York World News Service New York Thompson-Starrett Company S. S. Kressge & Co United Drug Company Fleischmann Company Public Service Electric and Gas Company Co Company Pittsburgh Ft. Wayne China Schulte

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Wheat Prices Slip on European Production Outlook

Chicago grain prices softened as European estimates forecast higher total wheat and rye output this season, with mixed closes across wheat corn and oats. Cash quotes show No 1 hard wheat at 1.70 to 1.72, corn 1.16 to 1.19, oats around 46 to 48 cents, and provisions steady to higher.

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Foreign exchange rates and Cincinnati financials report

Foreign exchange rates for Europe and Asia are listed for Sterling, France, Italy, Belgium, Switzerland, Holland, Germany, Austria, Greece, Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Spain, Portugal, Hungary, Czechoslovakia, Poland, Finland, Romania, Yugoslavia, Bulgaria, Japan, Hongkong, Shanghai, and others with bid and cable values. Cincinnati bank clearings totaled 12,212,142 with loan and discount rates shown. stock trading figures and named company securities are included. notes mention new Cin cinnati Stock Exchange member Harry E Weil and wedding plans of Clifford T Diehl.

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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 Czlovakia Poland Finland Rumania Jugo-Slavia Bulgaria Japan Hongkong Shanghai Calcutta Argentina Brazil Uruguay Chile Colombia Venezuela Cincinnati Cincinnati Stock Exchange Amer Mach Rolling Mill Com Hing Mill Pref Chorngead Leceseess Ss Churngold Eicciek Cae Icescodemmense Diabie Cooper News Pref Jalabteasee Eagle-Picher A Eagle-Picher Com Gibson Art Com Globe-Wernicke Pref Globe-Wernicke Kroger Gro Bak Procter & Gamble Pure Oil U. S U.S Wurlitzer Little Miami Guar Cincinnati Street Railway Ohio Traction Canada London Paris Czecho-Slovakia Isigicisectsene Reichsmar India China Ian Cnn Ethic Netiinvunptiaanntie Redisestaas Pices Riperaseke Liberty Treasury Cin. Gas and Electric Ohio Bell Telc Ohio Bell Tel Pref Elgium

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Radio Listings Across Stations For Today

Radio programs listed by WLW WHAS WCAU WEAF WJZ WIY WHN WGY WIP WCAS and others include dinner concerts orchestras concerts lectures and varied shows with times from early evening through night across Cincinnati Louisville Philadelphia New York Schenectady and surrounding areas. Highlights include baseball scores and a touring auto program plus a Sunday school lesson and a book talk.

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Bright Spots For Today Radio Schedule Highlights

WSAI Cincinnati 325.5 meters 7 PM concert from New York WEAF. 7 PM WIP Philadelphia Ra dio Congress 8 PM WLS Chicago excerpts from Chimes of Harmony 4 PM WRC Washington Cantigny Day US Army Band with speakers 9 PM KFI Los Angeles Olde program 12 Midnight KGO Oakland selections from Rigoletto

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WIP Philadelphia Radio Congress WLS Chicago Armandy WRC Washington Cantigny United States Army Band KFI Los Angeles KGO Oakland

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Silent Tonight Across Major Radio Networks

A compact fragment listing a broad mix of radio stations across multiple regions. The item mentions Central-KFAB and Eastern CNRO networks among others, with callsigns such as KSD KFDM KOB WGAZ WHA WJJD WKRC WOS WSUI WOWL WOAN and many more. No further context or event details are provided.

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KFAB KSD KFDM KOB WGAZ WHA WJJD WKRC WOS WSUI WOWL WOAN WCEE CNRO CNRM CKAC PWX WAAM WAHG WBAV WDWF WHAZ WLIT WCAP WEBJ WOO WOR WTAM

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Central Stations Program Schedule on WMAQ Chicago

The schedule lists broadcasts from WMAQ Chicago at 447.5 meters with a household hour at noon and evening programs. Women's clubs, theater organ, orchestra, garden talk, Boy Scout program, and a 9 15 PM orchestra performance are shown with times and sequence.

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Radio Station Schedules Across Chicago Markets

Listings show WMBB WLS WEBH and WBCN Chicago schedules with programs by meter bands from 5:45 P.M. to Midnight. Semiclassical and popular concerts, homemakers hours, organ recitals, opera, dance and vocal selections, juvenile periods, police reports and matinees appear with time blocks and durations across stations.

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WLS Chicago WBCN

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Evening Radio Schedule Highlights Local Programs

Broadcast lineup lists Bedtime stories at 6 35 P M and a dinner concert with speeches at 7 P M. An 8 P M reading segment and a 10 P M at home program complete the evening block.

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KYW Chicago

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Evening schedule at York theater and concert hall

The program lists events starting at 7:30 P.M. with a special feature and a mezzo soprano performance at 8:30 P.M. The running order includes an orchestra segment at 6:30 P.M. and an overall theater program later in the evening.

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Evening Music Schedule at Skeezix Hall

WGN Chicago reports events at Skeezix Hall with 370.2 meters listed. 5 30 Skeezix time for dinner music 6 30 Classical concert 8 00 Jazz skamper runs for one hour.

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WGN Chicago Skeezix

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Wear Cleveland Concert at 7 P.M. Studio Dance Program

A Cleveland event flyer lists a 7 P.M. concert and a studio dance program. The presentation mentions a distance of 389.4 meters and the Wear-Cleveland label, implying a venue or organization.

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WEAR Cleveland

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Crude Oil Runs Report From Oil City

Oil City oil market bulletin shows May 27 credit balances at 3.55 and running totals: runs 34 000 barrels, average runs 49 706 barrels, total 71 658 barrels, and average shipments 61 116 barrels.

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Oil City

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WNYC Evening Schedule Highlights

New York station airings include 526 meters at 6 20 P M sport analysis Varied program 8 P M musicale vocals and instruments 8 30 P M talk vocal instrumental

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WNYC New York

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Dividend, acquisition talks loom for dairy and ice cream firms

A 50 cent quarterly dividend on common stock is payable June 30 to holders of record June 4. A 1 percent quarterly preferred dividend plus a quarterly 25 basis point back dividend were declared, payable July 1. National Dairy Products Corp plans to buy Breyer Ice Cream and Supplee-Wills-Jones Milk, aiming to lift annual sales from 20 million to 100 million.

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International Silver Company National Dairy Products Corporation Breyer Ice Cream Company Supplee-Wills-Jones Milk Company Philadelphia National Biscuit Continental Baking

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Whelan predicts strong business year amid market optimism

George A. Whelan travels from Europe with bullish views on stocks and tobacco shares. He forecasts a big year for business as indicators point upward. International Business Machines shareholders face a 15 for 100 rights offering at $100 per share amid ex-rights trading. Sun Oil plans a 158000 share no par stock issue at $36.50, reshaping capitalization. Fox Film changes capital structure to Class A and Class B shares with a planned dividend action.

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Real estate transfers and new leases in Cincinnati area

Harold J. Closterman and Walter E. Schott bought a two story building at 2346 Gilbert Avenue for 60000 to host a large used car market with plans to add a third story and rear extension. Numerous parcels change hands in Walnut Hills and surrounding districts with parcels transferred for a dollar and various leases, including City Auto Parts and Tire Company at 610 Sycamore Street for three years totaling 5100, by Maurice Schwartz and Barney L. Fishberg.

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Harold J. Closterman Walter E. Schott Gilbert Avenue Florence’ Avenue Walnut Hills H.W. Fenker Nashville, Tenn Jacob W. Walters White Motor Truck Company Iowa Street Ferro Concrete Construction Company Sycamore Street Maurice Schwartz Barney L. Fishberg City Auto Parts and Tire Company E. M. Costello & Son C. Arthur Reynolds

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Becker Real Estate Sells College Hill Bunga Low

The Becker Real Estate Company sold a pressed brick and shingle bunga low at the southeast corner of Mar lowe and Cary avenues College Hill to A. Wolf for 14500 yesterday. Six rooms and a solarium are included. A garage sits on a 569 by 140 foot lot with George Durban as seller.

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College Hill Becker Real Estate Company Marlowe and Cary Avenues A. Wolf George Durban

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Woman Purchases Brick Two Family Home in Price Hill

Mary Pleiter paid 9000 dollars for a six room brick two family residence on a 50 by 120 foot lot at 3609 West Eighth street Price Hill. She acquired the home from Thomas Kinsella through the Al Koch Realty Company.

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Mary Pleiter Eighth Street Price Hill Thomas Kinsella al- Koch Realty Company

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Property sold on West Fifth Street front foot basis

A partial interest in the property at 108 and 110 West Fifth street was sold yesterday by I. McMahan to Charles Schoengold and Ben Bernstein for 6,000 dollars per front foot. The four story brick building sits on a 30 by 99 foot lot.

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West Fifth Street I. WcMahan Charles Schoengold Ben Bernstein

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Avondale Real Estate figure active in Florida development

Joseph Phillips, once a local real estate broker and originator of Bowman Terrace at Reading road and Melish avenue, Avondale, now serves as sales director for Phillips Florida Land Company in Palm Beach. He is developing Monroe Heights and previously built residences and was linked to Forest Glen apartments on Forest avenue in Avondale while based in Cincinnati.

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Joseph Phillips Bowman Terrace Reading Road Melish Avenue Avondale Palm Beach Phillips Florida Land Company Monroe Heights Phillips Cincinnati Forest Glen Forest Avenue

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Property Transfers and Leases Around Cincinnati Areas

Rows of real estate transfers and long term leases across Avondale Norwood College Hill Clifton Heights and other townships list parcels 20x100 feet to 100x180 feet with prices mostly $1 taxes varying up to $14 and lease terms from four years to ten years including a $660 annual rent and 11 000 option to purchase. The notes mention purchasers sellers and many street addresses in districts including West End Walnut Hills Fairmount and Mt. Auburn with parcels on Rochdale Avenue Allison Street and Burns Avenue.

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Clara Hartman Llege Charles Bee Lilac Avenue Price Hill Benjamin Wildman Morris Curkin Cedar Grove Whetsel Street Hartwell Lottie B. Meyers Et al Mary Bringfield Avenue Harry P. Harbour Harold D Gertrude V. Ridion Powers Street Pleasant Ridge Leonora B. Wendt Clyda B. Lundgreen John Cortelyou Anderson Township Jasper Turner Nora Fiscus Charles Johnson Florence Middendorf Katherine Landt Laura Lane Locust Street Evanston Seton Realty Company Clara A. Kevans Crane Avenue Bevis Avenue Clifton Heights Alfred Robisch Ada R. Schorr Ravine Street Straight Street University Court Hyde Park Cincinnati, Finance Company Central Parkway Realty Co James Zney Edwards Road Avondale Ida D. Gordon Banker Realty Co Rochdale Avenue Burt Wilson Avenue Norwood Mary Brown Reuben C. Leininger Allison Street College Hill North College Hill West End Angelo Raffaeli Jennie Weinberg Linn Street Fairfax Ohio Saw- Hee Bank John J. Abt Symmes Sycamore Henry Yeiser Walnut Hills Mary T. Doering Robert Delia Warner Fernwood Avenue Undercliff Christina Foscula Edith Kemen Robbe and Fees Auburn Helen M. Meyer Catherine Meyer Eden Avenue Oak Fosdick Streets Fairmount — Fyffe Chambers Joanna Eastin Sunshine Avenue Della McGann Charles Leppert Courtland Avenue Bottoms Lillie S. Koehler Abraham I. Effron Pearl Ludlow Streets Central Anna M. Baker Charles Meyers Republic Street Douglass G. High William Getker Williams Avenue Bond Hill George Lubrecht Lottie Pool Brookcrest Fairmount Bessie W. Hubbard William M. Conner North Fairmount John Helm Marie Ederich Mt. Adams Margaret B. Mathers Jennie H. Tappe Baum Street Sam Gittelson Hirsh Anna Freiman Richmond Street Baymiller Freeman Avenue Arthur J. Cary S. Armacost Smith Street Robert S. Armacost William Lillian Gerrard Wyoming Truman Paddock Nathaniel Whitney Burns Avenue Green Township Josephine B. MM. Graf Bruce M. Cox Colerain Avenue John P. Vaughan Charles W. Schneider Joseph Krieger Elizabeth Wehring Albertannes Hoverman J. Auburn John H. Manikin Saverio Theresa Capozzolo Dorchester Avenue Mt. Auburn St. Theresa H H Mueller Archbishop Auburn Avenue Hastington Westwood Ickham Construction Company Franke Anna Mueller Frank Jurray John V. Biegler Green Florence A. Bennett Margaret Roedig Davis Avenue Woodbine Avenue Doscher Realty Co Mayer Poley Fifth Street Elm Street Albert Cooper Lorene Miller Burns and Pendery Avenue Hertha Gayser Myrtle Feok Madison Pike Mae M. DeMarcia

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Mortgages Filed List Reflects Numerous Local Loans

A long list details mortgages filed by residents and firms, naming borrowers such as Elizabeth Back, Elizabeth Schumacher, Joseph Schmidt, and Mary Mucker. Lenders include Provident Savings Bank, Mercantile Bank, Union Trust Co., Western Bank and Trust, and Cincinnati Bank and Trust. Amounts range from 300 to 8,000 dollars, with many entries around 600 to 5,500 dollars. The notices cover properties in neighborhoods like Woodburn Avenue and Price Hill No. 2 B. & L. Co. and reflect a broad record of secured loans across the region.

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Mortgages Canceled In Local Bank Records

A list of mortgage cancellations appears across multiple entries. Names include Joseph Becker, Beamer, Moore, Albert G. Bill, Arthur J. Cary, Jean S. Armacost, Charles W. and others. Amounts range from small sums to thousands, with banks such as Union Savings Bank and Centennal Bank noted among others.

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Wheat market eases after May deliveries amid hail and weak demand

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New York Curb Market Trading Totals and Transactions

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Cattle and hog market notes from Cincinnati and Chicago

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Dividends Declared by Several Firms

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Wheat Prices Slip on European Production Outlook

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Foreign exchange rates and Cincinnati financials report

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Radio Listings Across Stations For Today

Bright Spots For Today Radio Schedule Highlights

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Silent Tonight Across Major Radio Networks

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Central Stations Program Schedule on WMAQ Chicago

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Radio Station Schedules Across Chicago Markets

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Evening Radio Schedule Highlights Local Programs

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Evening schedule at York theater and concert hall

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Evening Music Schedule at Skeezix Hall

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Wear Cleveland Concert at 7 P.M. Studio Dance Program

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Crude Oil Runs Report From Oil City

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WNYC Evening Schedule Highlights

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Dividend, acquisition talks loom for dairy and ice cream firms

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Whelan predicts strong business year amid market optimism

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Real estate transfers and new leases in Cincinnati area

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Becker Real Estate Sells College Hill Bunga Low

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Woman Purchases Brick Two Family Home in Price Hill

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Property sold on West Fifth Street front foot basis

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Avondale Real Estate figure active in Florida development

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Property Transfers and Leases Around Cincinnati Areas

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Mortgages Filed List Reflects Numerous Local Loans

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