Wheat and grain market report from Cincinnati trade
Wheat futures rose 1 to 2.5 cents with export and speculative demand lifting December and May posts while cash and high grade feeds strengthened. Corn up one cent on higher options and light receipts, new corn car graded sample yellow 69 percent moisture 23.6, oat and hay values fluctuated with top grades favored. prices compared to a year ago show mixed gains across wheat corn oats and hay.
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Cincinnati
Liverpool
Canada
Kayser Company reports 1925 profits and large stock, several subsidiaries
Julius Kayser & Co. reports 1922 recapitulation with 66 115 shares of preferred and 115 700 common. Business in gloves hosiery underwear dress nets and ceilings. Five subsidiaries including Kayser Ltd in Canada and Kayser Textile Gesellschaft in Saxony. Plants in Brooklyn Sydney Hornell Walton and other towns. Three year average net profits per common share $3.99. Working capital $9.72 million. Bank loans $0.5 million. Funded debt $3.796 million. Dividends on preferred since 1922. no common payments yet. Market listings and farm product auction notes follow.
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Julius Kayser & Co
Julius Kayser & Co., Ltd
Canada
Kayser Textile Gessellschaft
Saxony
Brooklyn
Sydney
Hornell and Walton
N. Y
Bangor
Schuylkill Haven
Stanford
the Bell Syndicate, Inc
Foreign exchange rates in New York, Oct 9
European rates list Sterling demand 4.8315 16 cables 4.8414. France 4.60% cables 4.6144. Italy 4.0144 4.01. Switzerland 19.29 19.30. Japan 40.87 41.00. Canada 100.06 99.94 99.97. Argentina 41.50. Uruguay 101.50. Venezuela 19.30. Chile 12.18. This World News Service report provides daily foreign exchange benchmarks for major currencies and markets.
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New York World News Service
New York
France
Italy
Switzerland
Holland
Germany
Austria
Greece
Sweden
Norway
Denmark
Spain
Portugal
Hungary
Poland
Finland
Rumania
Jugo-Slavia
Bulgaria
Japan
Hongkong
Shanghai
Calcutta
Argentina
Brazil
Urugu
Chile
Canada
Vane Ks
Lombia
Venezuela
New York Curb Exchange
Aero Supply
Seating Allied Packers Co
Seat
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P. Cem
Auburn Auto
Ob., Inc
Cuba Co
Chrie Br.&Co
Curtiss Aero
Curtiss As Cor
Devoe Ryda
New York curb market mixed with extensive stock listings
Traders absorb a broad array of issues with Dubille and Durant Motors among notable names. Volume shows broad participation across rails, oils, appliances, and utilities as Cincinnati and Chicago exchanges log substantial transactions and bond activity. Century-old market volatility cited alongside bank clearance uptick and Federal Reserve liquidity easing.
Cattle and Hog Market Summary From Cincinnati and Midwest
Cincinnati reports Mixed cattle demand with bearish tone and near steady to lower bids across grades. Hogs see 25 to 50 cent declines. calves and stockers steady to weak. Chicago Kansas City Indianapolis markets show varied shifts with steers around 13 dollars, hogs down, lambs steady, and receipts high.
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Cincinnati
Bulla
Bolog
Chicago
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Thousand Oaks Thoroughbred Meet Race Card Summary
Thorncliffe results open with first race for maiden two-year-olds at five furlongs. Quartz Sinter wins, Sea Lady second, Primed third. time 1 11.2. Also ran list and scratches noted. Second race for claiming three-year-olds and up at six furlongs won by Florence Dean, with St. Quentin and Long Green among others. time 1 17.3. Third race night shade led True American and Couer d Lyon. time 1 16.2. Fourth race Waterloo Handicap for two-year-olds at one mile: Lisah, Clapper, Hot Pepper top three. time 1 44.4. Fifth race for three-year-olds up foaled in Canada at 11-16 mile. Proph. led Fluffy Ruffles and Dorval Boy. time 1 53. Sixth race 11-16 mile: Ducky led Glenmore and Lagoon. time 1 51.4. Seventh race for three-year-olds up at 11-16 mile: Doughnut won over Vendor and Jacques. time 1 51.3. scratches noted for several horses across races.
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Abel
Mann
Maclvor
Rose of Wikkup
Sea Pen
Harvest Time
Chef
Arrowvane
Vagrant Ditty
Balstone
Woodlawn Sarmadown
Lucrose
Florence Dean
St. Quentin
Long Green
Bengalee
Golden Pine
Helen Buck
Grey Day
Charles Wells
Swing
Troutling
Buck
Couer d’Lyon
Chalmers
Cave Woman
De+ach Auction B
Fleet Street
Blue Ony
All L
Golden Answer
Lisah
Clapper
Burns
Lady Essington
Canada
Logan
Dorval Boy
Bulcroft
el Canoe
War Tank
McTab
Warwick
Oakomine
Catamaran
Blossoms
Ducky
Glenmore
Huntamer
Lagoon
Loughstorm
Owasvo
Panne
van Loo
Kirk Lady
Beau Nash
Puff Bal
Panketa
Quentin
Artin
Peter Brush
Brayanne
Byng Boy Convent Eeneseeneenres Og
Mary Contrary
Parkhill
American Soldier Act Sandpile
Lampus
North Pine
Yakima Ia
Grenadier IL Rallim
Cuerack
Gienmore
Leprechauns
Muskallonge
Bossom House
Jamaica results first race Vagabond Handicap
First race program shows The Vagabond Handicap for all ages at six furlongs with Golden Sphere ridden by Richards finishing 7-6 2-5 out. Ha Pi and Sh. Julie placed. time 1 13 2-5. Other runners included Gnome Girl and Raw-Bruns among scratcheds.
Union Light seeks dissolution of Ft. Thomas gas injunc tion
The Union Light Heat and Power Company petitions the State Court of Appeals to dissolve Judge Cald wells injunction preventing gas cutoff to Ft. Thomas residents. Brent Spence objected. Judge Settle took the case under advisement. A separate Railroad Commission injunction and a fair-rate hearing for Ft. Thomas are set for October 17.
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Union Light, Heat and Power Company
Ft. Thomas
Columbus Day Observed in Campbell County
Columbus Day will be observed in Campbell County on Monday with banks and schools closed and patriotic exercises held. City and county offices generally observe the day while Finance Commissioner Simms says his office will collect taxes. County Clerk William Millus and Sheriff Louis B Teiman will be open until noon. other offices close.
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Campbell County
Simms
William Millus
Louis B. Teiman
Realty transfers list with several city lots and prices
William Meyer transfers a Bellevue lot to Paes Burlage for 4500 in stamps. Lawrence Ackert transfers a Clifton lot to William C Algie for 5000 in stamps. William Jones transfers a Thomas Townsley lot for 250 500. M M Long transfers a Highland Baby Farms lot for 500 in stamps. Jesse Wilson transfers a Dayton lot to John E Carmichael for 1000 in stamps.
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William Meyer
Paes Burlage
Bellevue
Lawrence Ackert
William C. Algie
Clifton
William Jones
Garry
E. Townsley
T Thomas
M. M. Long
Willoods
Highland Baby Farms
Jesse Wilson
John E. Carmichael
Dayton
Campbell Circuit Court suits against Dayton property loans
The Ideal Savings Loan and Building Association filed two Campbell County Circuit Court suits yesterday to recover on loans in Dayton Kentucky. L. D. Shouse faced one suit for 625.25 on an 800 loan from June 27 1917 secured by Brooklyn and Dayton avenues property. Thomas C. Deaton faced the other for 1969.80 on a 2000 loan secured by Maple Avenue Dayton property.
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Campbell Circuit Court
Ideal Savings Loan and Building Association
Campbell County
Dayton
L. D. Shouse
Brooklyn
Dayton Avenues
Ayton
Thomas C. Deaton
Securiny
Maple Avenue
Marriage Licenses Listed in Clifton and Nearby Areas
Bernard Crampton Clifton Kentucky and Mary Reinhart Clifton Kentucky. Vernon Weidner Miamisburg Ohio and Alice Gebhart Miamisburg Ohio. Oliver O Edwards Maysville Kentucky and Gussie Green Cincinnati Ohio. The notice records newly issued licenses in these communities.
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Bernard Crampton
Clifton
Mary Reinhart
Vernon Weidner
Miamisburg
Alice Gebhart
Oliver O. Edwards
Maysville
Gussie Green
Governor Trumbull Crashes in Connecticut Flight
Governor John H. Trumbull and Major Talbot C. Freeman of the 118th Observation Squadron crashed in a pasture near Monroe on the way to the Danbury fair from Hartford. Both escaped injury though the airplane sustained wreckage to the landing gear and one wing.
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Monroe, Conn
John H. Trumbull
Talbot C. Freeman
118Th Observation Squadron
Connecticut National Guard
Danbury Fair
Hartford
Wheat Prices Rally On Crop Report and Holiday Hype
Chicago grain traders pushed wheat prices up amid expectations for a government crop report and a coming holiday. December and May contracts rose to about 1.38 to 1.40 dollars, with corn and oats edging higher and various meat prices mixed. Cash quotes show No. 1 hard wheat at 1.45 to 1.50 dollars and No. 2 yellow corn around 82 cents.
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Chicago
Ts Oe
Belit
Etsiegt
Gaa
Renae Saeesad
Dividends Declared by Various Firms
New York list of declared dividends includes California Packing Corporation 1.50 quarterly payable December 15 to holders of record November 9? 9. Havana Electric Railway Light and Power semi annual 3 common and preferred payable November 16 to stock of record October 23. International Railways of Central America quarterly 1 4 per cent preferred payable November 15 to stock of record October 30. Hurley Machine Company quarterly 1 payable October 28 to stock of record October 19. Pyrene Manufacturing Company 2 14 per cent common payable November 2 to stock of record October 20. Ohio Fuel Corporation quarterly 506¢ payable October 15. W Goseard Company quarterly 1 per cent preferred payable November 1 to stock of record October 20. Cape Breton Electric Company Ltd semi annual 3 preferred payable November 2 to stock of record October 15.
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Federal Reserve
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Exchange
Wurlitzer S. F
Wurlitzer
Laundry Mach
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Gruen Watch
Hatfield-Reliance Com
Johnston Paint
Kroger Gro
Bak
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City Ice
Dalton
Mach
Dow Drug
Eagle-Picher
Eagle-Picher Com
Excelsior Shoe Com
Excelsior Shoe
Formica Insulation
Gibson Art Com
McLaren Products
Procter & Gamble Com
Richardson Com
U.S. Can
U. S. Print. & Lith
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Whitaker Paper Con
Whitaker Paper Cor
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Sub. Tel
Ohio Bell Tel
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Natio Rand
Canada
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Greece
Austria
Australia
Belgium
Bulgaria
New York World News Service
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California Packing Corporation
Havana Electric Railway, Light and Power Company
International Railways of Central America
Hurley Machine Company
Pyrene Manufacturing Company
Ohio Fuel Corporation
W. Goseard Company
Cape Breton Electric Company, Ltd
Money market notes from New York and London
New York call money eased to around 4 1 4 percent with bids at 4 percent and last loan near 4 1 4 percent. Time loans held firm with 60 to 90 days at about 4 4 1 2 percent and four to six months near 4 1 2 to 4 1 2 percent. Bar silver quoted at 71 cents, Mexican dollars noted. London bar silver priced at 32 1 2 pence per ounce with short and three month discount rates around 8 1 4 and 3 5 16 percent.
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New York
London
Cotton market posts gains on frost fears in the South
The New York cotton market rallied after trade buying and covering as frost fears in the Southwest spurred buying. December rose to 21.18 cents and closed at 21.72 cents, with the general market up 36 to 48 points from yesterday.
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New York
Columbus Stocks Reported From Market Brief
Columbus stocks show Cities common at 37 14, de preferred around 83 4 to 84, Pure Oil trading near 26 percent in a compact market note dated October 9.
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Columbus
Crude Oil Runs Report From Oil City
Oil City report notes credit balance of 3.05 with crude oil activity for the period. Runs total 65 438 barrels, average runs 61 122 barrels. Shipments reach 80 777 barrels, with average shipments 76 281 barrels.
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City
Maiden Fillies Sprint at Five Furlongs
In the sixth race a purse of 1000 dollars went to two year old fillies, with t. Jockey St Piche aboard Palestine and Richards guiding Palestine to place, Branner on finish, time a brisk 1 00. Other runners included Helen Walker Forget Me Not Lala Adieu and Zeka while Scratched Prnez Garde Lady Raglan Polly With a Past.
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Cinna
Tickler
L’eclair
Billy Todd
Revellion
Newhope
Juno
Invictus
Fleetwood
St. Piche
Nida
L. Fator
Palestine
Richards
Covington Hosts Welcome For Miami Bound Motorcade
A large Covington welcome greeted a Kentucky motorcade toward Miami, Florida along the Dixie Highway. The Northern Kentucky Good Roads Association led a reception at the Suspension Bridge with a ceremonial bomb salute and an escort led by Al Schild’s Military Band. Senator Ernst and Governor Fields rode in the second car. Mayor O Donovan and ex Mayor Philipps joined the procession to Latonia Avenue. Police Chief Kluemper assigned motorcycle units to clear the route as Boone Pendleton and Grant County motorists joined in Cincinnati.
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Covington
Ernst
Governor Fields
Lexington
O'Donovan
George E. Philipps
Latonia Avenue
Suspension Bridge
Kluemper
Boone
Pendleton
Grant
Cincinnati
Republicans of Kenton County open headquarters in Covington
The Kenton County Republicans opened campaign headquarters at 239 Court Avenue Covington opposite the City Building. Chairman John E. Shepard led a Thursday night meeting to finalize campaign plans. Hal Ricketts, a Tax Commissioner candidate, displays relics from old campaigns in the windows including a Whig pin and a Tippecanoe medal.
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Kenton County
Covington
Court Avenue
John E. Shepard
Hal Ricketts
Henry Clay
Kentucky
William Henry Harrison
Tippecanoe
Cincinnati Daily Republican
Tyler
Lincoln
City Officials Plan Public Hearing Over Assistant Clerk Dismissal
City Commissioners met in a special executive session at the request of Commissioner Donnelly to consider dismissing Charles Lowry assistant clerk in the Water Works Department for insubordination. Donnelly will present specific charges at a public hearing Tuesday morning.
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Donnelly
Charles Lowry
Water Works Department
Lowry
Covington and Ludlow Register Over 30 Thousand Voters
Covington reports 27 865 permanent voters with a 1 215 gain over last year and Ludlow adds 2 348 with a near 100 increase. Combined city totals reach 30 213 with 5 000 unregistered county voters, making kenton County prospective voters exceed 35 060.
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Covington
Ludlow
Kenton County
Covington Notes and City Actions
The Kenton County Grand Jury resumed deliberations on Orie S Ware’s return with a partial report expected today. Henry Bill Winters Lane of Campbell County was held to the Federal Grand Jury on a 1000 bond for possessing two war. Burnse Frank Michaels and Dr C N Heisel hunted in Northern Canada and brought back moose heads. Leroy Hill 24 fined 25 and costs after domestic trouble in Electric alley case. Covington City Commissioners granted Cincinnati Elevated Bridge Company a permit to reinforce the Ohio River bridge.
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Covington
Kenton County
Orie S. Ware
Henry Bill Winters Lane
Campbell County
Roetken
Burnse
Frank Michaels
Michael's Art Bronze Company
C. N. Heisel
Canada
Electric Alley
Manson
Leroy Hill
Mary Scott
Leroy
Cincinnati
Comany
Ohio River
Local Obituaries and Resides in Ohio and Kentucky
A list of names and residences appears including Hazel Corbin of Kenton County Kentucky and Johnstown Ohio figures Daisy E Baker Arthur Fricke Louhilda Drew Dayton Ohio Green Reynolds Franklin Ohio Alice Kipley Franklin Ohio Nelson Toland Elizabeth Graham with scattered towns noted Cincinnati and Dayton among uncertain OCR fragments.
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Cincinnati
Hazel Corbin
Kenton County
Loy Barge
Johnstown
Daisy E. Baker
Arthur Fricke
Dayton
Louhilda Drew
Ayton
O Green Reynolds
Franklin
Alice Kipley
Nelson Toland Elizabeth Graham
Reserve Officers Contact Camp Opens At Ft Thomas
Beginning this morning a contact camp for reserve officers of Cincinnati and vicinity opens at Ft Thomas under Col Merrill and Col Ward. A full guard mount and a concert by the Tenth United States Infantry Band will feature tomorrow's program with a public demonstration at 9:30 oclock.
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Cincinnati
Ft. Thomas
D. T. Merrill
H. P. Ward
Hamilton
Tenth United States Infantry Band
Indicted in Sale of Bonds at Low Price
A federal grand jury charged the Alaska Anthracite Railroad Company President George W. Whittle and former general manager Charles D. Davis with violating the interstate commerce act. The railroad sold gold bonds at 77 to 80 percent despite a commission order prohibiting sales below 90 percent. Davis and Whittle allegedly concurred in the sale.
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Federal Grand Jury
Alaska Anthracite Railroad Company
George W. Whittle
Charles D. Davis
Commission
Davis
Whittle
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