Wheat and grain markets tumble on new contract amid bearish tones
Cincinnati reports a bearish wheat market with a 3 4c drop in December and May futures amid a shift to a new style contract. Cash grain shows mixed strength with lower Ty prices, light corn demand, and ample hay offerings. prices for No 1 red winter and various oats, corn, and hay grades are listed, alongside a detailed buyer and inspection summary. The report includes a year ago price comparison and extensive prices for fruits, vegetables, and farm products.
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Cincinnati
New York Curb Market Official Trading Totals
New York Curb Market reports total stock sales of 443 700 shares and bond ad sales of 1 262 000 dollars for October 1. Official list shows transactions on the New York Curb Exchange with stocks and bonds across selected figures.
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New York Curb Exchange
Industrial stocks show varied gains and losses across sectors
A dense list of stocks from Am. Lt & Trac to Utd. Oil Pr. and many industrials reports mixed daily movement with several prices near prior closes. Energy, steel, chemical, and mining issues appear with fluctuating percentages, while many miners and refiners hold steady or rise modestly.
Cattle and hog market report from Cincinnati and Chicago
Receipts and shipments for twenty four hours show cattle hogs and sheep with mixed price moves. Cattle steady demand led by light butcher heifers and good cows while hogs declined 10 to 25 cents with buyers scarce. Also includes Chicago and other market data with bank clearings and legal notices on city improvements in Cincinnati.
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Chicago
Kansas City
Money market notes and foreign rates update
New York call money ease to 5 percent with discounts from 4 to 4 1/2 percent and a ruling rate of 4 1/2. Time loans steady with 60 to 90 days at 4 1/2, four to six months at 4 1/2. Bar silver around 7 1/4 to 7 5/16 per ounce. Mexican dollars 54 1/2 to 54 3/4. London rates show short bills at 8 1/2, three month bills at 8 1/4 to 7/16.
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New York
London
Financial notes reflect dividends and market moves across firms
Cleveland Electric Illuminating declares a 2.4 percent dividend payable October 15 to holders of record yesterday. Iron Products Corporation approves a 50 cent dividend payable October 28 with record October 13. Columbia Syndicate to vote October 21 on capital increase and par change, offering 500,000 new shares. Fleischmann’s to acquire Libby Yeast for about $4 million from National Distilling. Weston Instrument considers raising common stock to 250,000 shares with 50,000 new common rights. NYSE seat purchased for 120,000 by Milton Weil. GM reports 2,296 fewer shareholders in Q3. 36,585 checks mailed. Low Central Railroad of New Jersey buys a locomotive jointly built by ALCO, GE and Ingersoll Rand.
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Lt & Trac
Seat’g Co
Curtiss As. Corp
de For
DevoerRay
Dixon Cracile
Dow Chem
Dub. C.&r. New
Durant Motors
Eisenlohr & Br
Elec. Auto Lite
el. Bd.&Sh
Elec
Elec. Ry. Sec
Eng. Pub. Serv
Glen Al’n Coal
Goodyear T.&r
Grennan. Bak
Hap.c.st. Fars
Hazeltine Corp
Hood Rubber
Horn & Hairdart
Inter. C. Indust
Man Pa
Utitfees A
Kleving Corp
K’y’e Solether
Kraft Dheserts
LandCo
Leh. Po. Sec. Rts
L.v.c’l Co. Etfs
Bbige
Leh.v.c’l
Lehn&F’k Prod
Moore D'p
Mo. Pic. Capital
Mu-Rad Radio
Mus. Mast. Corp
Nat. Po. & Lt
Nat.Pab. Ser
N. Sts
Sane
OF. &T
Ohio Trac
Om Mills
Pitts, Pi. Gl
Penn Wa.&Pow
Phelps Dodge
Ae Rova Radio
St. Regis Paper
Saf. C.,h.&l
Sch’z Cig. Cor
Servi Corp
L'east Pow
Ltd. Publish. A. Aoe
Stutzmcar Am
Swift & Co
Swift Internat
Therm. Radio
Timk.pee
Todd Ship
U. L.d'light Trumbell Steel
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Utd
U.S
Eureka V. Clean
Maytag McC.r.&mfg
R Bros
Stason
Buckeye Pipe
Br.Am.Tob.coap
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Anneesets
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Ad. M
Can.dryg.alen
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Connor J.T. Co
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Iron Products Corporations
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Weston Electrical Instrument Corporation
General Motors Corporation
Prophylactic Brush Declares Extra Dividend
Prophylactic Brush declares an extra dividend of 28 cents per share plus the regular quarterly 50 cents on common stock. Both dividends payable October 15 to holders of record October 1.
Ohio incorporations list with multiple Cleveland firms
Ohio Incorporations from Columbus lists numerous filings led by Lacey Williams Company Oak Harbor with 500 dollars and other firms across Toledo Columbus Cleveland including James A Russell Investment Company and Rice Bradford Company among many others totaling varying capitalizations and organizers.
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Columbus
Lacey Williams Company
Oak Harbor
Erwin R Effler
Wayne E. Sticker
Cecil G. Bond
Stella M. Hughes
Marc Fischer
James A. Russell Investment Company
Toledo
James A. Russell
Samuel Deutsch
Luecien Norman
John Flynn
Dorothy O’connor
Rice-Bradford Gupany
Willis Melva Bradford
Asa B
Carolyn A
Charles O. Rice
Aaa Oa Inc
Glovetyas
William F.hecker
Hensley BM. IW
E. D. Ge
L. Chistian Refining
Ben P
Loom
Gertrude Parnes
H. 8
de Benco Manufacturing Company
Core Land
Elney H and
Mildr
Dj Benford
William T
Margueri Jack
Cecil HH. Cole
Dependable Mortgage Company
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A. Bennehoff
C. C. Marquardt
W.aulus
E. D. Chapman
M. A. Berson
Cleveland
Harry and
Fannie Miller
Emil O
Emma Crow
Bessie Schlessel
Lewis Sales Company
Alfred A.benesch
Mildred Cattelbaum
Argaret E. Hopkins
Catherine W. Gallagher
Mary L. Harrington
Aniney Sales Sowsony
Cleve
B. Zieve
Frank H.chwartz
A. v .Kreisberg
8. Fineman
Eureka Machine Company
Joseph Korach
M. S. Bleisweiss
Ann Ozan
A. E. Goldhamer
S. Marmelstein
Minneapolis grain prices steady with modest gains reported
Flour held at 8.20 to 8.35 per barrel with shipments totaling 64 012 barrels. Bran ranged 22.50 to 23. Wheat futures quoted Northern No 1 at 1.35 percent al. Are December 1.375 May 1.41. Corn No 3 yellow 77 to 78. Oats No 8 white 34 to 34 1/2. Flax No 2 at 2.55 to 2.56.
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Ordinance 363-1925 for Ravenna Street improvement
Council approves paving and utility work on Ravenna Street from Chandler to north line. project includes grading, a combined storm and sanitary sewer, a six inch water main, drains and inlets, integral curbs, and reinforced concrete roadway. assessments to be paid over ten years with option cash payment within 30 days. City covers special intersections. Copy on file for public inspection.
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Cincinnati
State of Ohio
Venna Street
Chandler Street
Corporation
Clerk of Council For Public Inspection
Ordinance Vacates Blachly Avenue in Cincinnati
The City of Cincinnati passes Ordinance 368-1925 to vacate Blachly avenue from Paddock road to Avon fields after petitions by abutting owners and planning commission approval. The measure, dated September 22 1925, was approved by the mayor on September 28 1928 and attested by the council clerk.
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Cincinnati
State of Ohio
Paddock Road
Avon Fields
Blackly Avenue
City Planning Commission
Robert Schmidt, JR
Fred Schneller
Geo. P. Carrel
Clerk of Council
Sale of E Town Auto Inn in Elizabethtown Ohio Approaches
Joseph McDiarmid as receiver will auction the Rus of the E Town Auto Inn Elizabethtown Ohio on October 5 1925 at 10 am. The high bidder must exceed 3500 and the sale is subject to court confirmation in Hamilton County case 196360 where John W. Kerns is plaintiff and Cleo Ramey et al defendants. Robert N Gorman and William P Hohman lawyers.
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Ohio
Common Pleas Court
Hamilton County
John W. Kerns
Cleo Ramey Et al
Joseph McDiarmid
Dixie Terminal
Cincinnati
Robert N. Gorman
William P. Hohman
Walnut Street Improvement Ordinance in Cincinnati 1925
The city council adopts Ordinance No 365 1925 approving Walnut Street from Third to Front with curbs drains and granite paving. It directs 50 percent of improvement costs be assessed on abutting property with annual installments and interest on deferred payments.
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Third Street
T Street
City of
Cinnati
State of
Ohio
Alnut Street
Front Street
D Street
Walnut Street
Ifty
Cincinnati
Clerk of Council For Public Inspectio
Cincinnati Council Orders Street Lighting Upgrade in 1925
City of Cincinnati adopts a resolution to improve by electric lighting on selected streets including McMillan Clifton and Gilbert avenues, running from service start to June 1, 1935. Assessments to be paid in ten yearly installments with options for cash, notes issued for city portion, and tax listing by county authorities.
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Cincinnati
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State of
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McMillan Street
Fairview Avenue
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Roberg& Schmidt, JR
Cincinnati street lighting funding resolution adopted 1925
City notes and bonds to be issued for street light costs. funds from city taxes and intersections. resolution to take effect at earliest legal date. filed September 28, 1925 by Robert Schmidt Jr. Copy on file.
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City of
Cincinnati
Robert Schmidt, JR
Council
Fred Schneller
Geo. P. Carrel
Clerk of Council For Public Inspection
Renewal for twenty five years granted to Cincinnati Street Railway
The Cincinnati City Council approved Ordinance No 322 1925 renewing the street railway company’s right to maintain and operate routes for twenty five years. The ordinance covers motive power, city control, budgeting, depreciation, securities, fares, transfers, working capital, arbitration, and intercompany settlements. Clerk Fred Schneller signed as Clerk of Council.
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Cincinnati
State of
Ohio
Cincinnati Street Railway Company
Street
Cincinnati Traction Company
Ohio Traction Company
Cincinnati& Hamilton Traction Company
Fred Schneller
Council
Court Street Improvement Project Special Assessment Notice
Notice that a special tax ordinance is submitted to Council for a special assessment on property bounding and abutting the Court Street improvement from Main to Walnut by grading curbs and asphalt paving. Includes council action and clerk certification.
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City of
Cincinnati
Red Schneller
Cincinnati Ordinance Raises Street Cleaning Salaries
Legal notice from the City of Cincinnati 341-1925 states a proposed amendment to multiple Code of Ordinances sections to increase compensation for Street Cleaning Department employees. A copy of the ordinance is on file under FRED SCHNELLER.
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Council of
City of
Cincinnati
State of
Ohio
Clerk of Council
Fred. Schneller
Ordinance Increases for Fire Police Clerical Staff in Cincinnati
The Council of Cincinnati passed Ordinances 355-1925 356-1925 and 361-1925 on September 22 1925 amending codes to raise pay for members of the Fire Protection Sub-department Police Sub-department and Clerk of the Municipal Court. Copies filed with the Clerk of Council.
Increasing the Mayor Secretary Salary via Code Amendment
An ordinance amends Section 501 of the Code to raise the annual pay of the Secretary to the Mayor. The measure specifies the compensation increase as set forth, reflecting council action to adjust municipal payroll.
Ordinance increases Chief Smoke Inspector pay
An ordinance numbered 350-1925 increases the compensation of the Chief Smoke Inspector by amending Section 306 of the City Code. A copy of the ordinance is on file in the office of the Clerk of Council.
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Cincinnati
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Ohio
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