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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1925
Page
10
The piece notes autumn brings steadier general business but farms face a price slump. September farm crops shed over 400 million dollars in value with wheat, corn, and rye down while cotton loses about 140 million. Livestock and staple foods hold but underproduction fuels prices.
Grosvernor M. Jones head of the Finance Division of the U S Bureau of Domestic and Foreign Commerce Washington addresses the first forum session of the Chamber of Commerce tomorrow his talk on The Latest Developments in European Finance highlights his Dawes Reparation Commission advisory role and broad finance expertise
L W Moser a 45 year old resident of Willard was killed instantly when a Baltimore and Ohio passenger train struck his auto at Centerton north of Willard late yesterday He is survived by his widow and four children
The article notes Europe ready to take U S loans, risking export of capital and import of goods. It highlights rising dry goods demand with woolens silks and cottons, a recovering cotton textile sector, and mixed commodity trends including higher pig iron and weak copper. Wheat blooded but steady. sugar at record low prices. coffee softened by subsidies. Consumer purchasing power remains key to sustaining business.
Bond prices held steady for the week amid firmer money rates and uncertainty over the credit outlook. The Fed's decision not to raise the rediscount rate supported prices, while higher time-loan quotes tempered enthusiasm.
The New York Federal Reserve directors hold the rediscount rate at 3 percent signaling confidence in credit conditions. Industrial expansion shows steel output at 80 percent capacity, railcar loadings surpass one million for the ninth week, and Bank of New York notes a satisfactory fall trade trend.
The General Asphalt Company formed in 1903 to absorb the National Asphalt and Asphalt Company of America. It controls nine subsidiaries and operates large asphalt plants in Maurer North Carolina Madison Illinois and Buffalo New York with a Trinidad concession and 114 acres. It owns 11,000 acres of asphalt lands in Venezuela and oil lands, coal and gilsonite in Utah and Colorado with a 68 mile railroad and 125 miles of toll road. Outstanding stock includes 7,416,000 in 6 percent preferred and 19,876,000 in common. Net profits averaged 1.48 percent on common stock from 1913 to 1923. last year $6.05 per common share. Current assets exceed current liabilities by 5,279,909. Dividends on preferred paid since 1906. none on common.
Myers Y. Cooper chairs the Hyde Park M E Church Advance fund committee which aims to raise 690000 for a new building and will meet tomorrow at noon at the Business Men's Club to discuss campaign plans. The committee includes Arthur L. Behymer Judge Thomas H. Darby Anson C. Fry R A Cougill H W Nichols James A. Wilson Bayard L. Kilgour E W Edwards Judge Francis M Hamilton Harry A. Lockwood Alfred Hill Jesse E McClain E E Kirkpatrick E B Gillette M C Slates H C Duncan Charles F Lahke Herbert West Judson J McKim J B Sparling J R Edwards John Dickerson Robert Burch Fred W Hinkle the Rev Arba Martin Mrs Milton Johnson Mrs Florence Harcourt and Mrs L G Nevin.
The Cheviot Building and Loan Company is plaintiff in Case No. 195349 with William E. Clausen et al. named as defendants. John O. Eckert is the attorney for the case.
Louis J. Howe as Treasurer sues Louise P. Lillard and others in Hamilton County Ohio for property in Green Township now Cheviot. Parcel fronts Gamble avenue 27 feet, Lot 18 and 19 Lupton Ayers Addition, 101 feet depth to alley. Case 186252. Attys Charles S. Bell and Jessie Adler.
In Cheviot Green Township Hamilton County Ohio a court sale lists six parcels near North Bend road and Phoenix avenue. Parcel details include exact lot lines and references to deeds from 1884 to 1912 with values ranging from 600 to 1660 dollars. Sale dates and times specify October 30 1925 at multiple slots with payment terms one third cash one third in one year and one third in two years at six percent interest. Albert Kenker is plaintiff. Anna Springmyer and others are defendants.
Village of Terrace Park invites bids for a parcel in James W. Sibley's Camden City subdivision to be sold to the highest bidder plus a cash deposit. Terms require 100 dollars down, balance on deed within 20 days. mayor and clerk reserve the right to reject bids. Also sealed bids for bonds totaling 20140.46 dollars with varied denominations and annual 5 percent interest, due 1927 to 1935, to fund Miami avenue improvements, with bids to express bond counts, gross bids, and accrued interest.
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