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Newspaper

Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1925

Page

10

Wheat Market Dulls As Demand Slows In Cincinnati Trade

October 22 report from Cincinnati notes weather favorable and threshing in full swing but weak export demand and lower cash premiums. Prices for Wheat, Corn, and Oats shift with some declines, while hay and timothy remain largely firm though lightly traded. Local grain stocks show mid-fall movement with half the 1925 Ohio wheat crop moved and substantial barley estimates for 10-15 million bushels remaining to market.

Cincinnati Ohio State Federal Government Central

Cattle Hogs and Sheep Markets Report from Cincinnati

Cattle trading was quiet on the local market with prices mostly steady. Receipts were moderate with 1,200 head held over. hogs weakened late with lights and pigs dropping to about 11.75. sheep and lambs sold promptly with limited aged mutton. Also noted: Chicago and Indianapolis price movements and a stockholders meeting for Sampson Building and Loan.

Cincinnati Kilicinanaal X — Betee Srta Ae and Chicago Indianapolis

New York Curb Exchange Official Stock and Bond List

Official NY Curb Exchange transactions list stocks and bonds traded. Industrials include Allied Packers Amal Leather Am. Cigar Am. Gas & E., with mixed prices and daily ranges. Also shown are numerous others across sectors, with totals for stock and bond sales noted.

New York New York Curb Exchange

Replogle Steel Company Growth and Holdings 1925

The Replogle Steel Company formed in 1919 to take over Wharton Steel and Wharton & Northern Railroad, later acquiring Empire Steel and Iron and related mines and rails. By 1925 it owned 29 New Jersey and Pennsylvania mines and 5,001 acres of mineral lands with profitable half year 1924 and first half 1925 results, strong cash position, and debt of $2,465,000.

Tne Replogle Steel Company Wharton Steel Company Wharton N. J Wharton & Northern Railroad Empire Steel and Iron Company Crane Iron Works Mt. Hope Mineral Railroad Company Victoria Coal and Coke Company Ferro Monte Railway Replogle Company Warren Foundry and Pipe Company New Jersey Pennsylvania Erie Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Central of New Jersey United States Securities and Call the Bell Syndicate, Inc

Financial notes show stock closes and new dividends issued

Local stocks closed strong with Pure Oil at 28 percent and Fleischmann at 140 percent, while Owens Bottle rose to 61 percent. Dividends announced include Sugar Estates of Oriente preferred stock six dollars per share, Southern Colorado Power 50 cent Class A, Northern Ontario Light and Power one dollar, and Ohio Copper five percent. Rail and utility bond issues total 52.786 million maturing in November, led by Aluminum Company of America five year bonds. Southern Railway rails bought for 45,200 tons for 1926.

Crown Central Derby Oil&Ref Euclid Oil Gibson Oil Gulf Oil Corp. Pa Sage Pet Lion Oil Leonard Oil Macca Hawthorne M Jerome V Kay Copper Madson Y Valley New Cornelia Newmont Portland Am. P.&g Sim H Gas&El At.Ft. Inc Beaver S.c. Po.&Lt Air Line Swift & Co Utd.RysHav U.S T Walworth Co City Graz R.R. Fr N.M.S E.P Hunga.c.m Ind.Bk.Fid Krupp (Fr Medallin Col Bk.Dmk Py.s.fe.a.ext Austria Reiter F.oilcorp Bae OU Wenden Cop BellTel.Cana Cuban Tel Leh. Po. Sec Okla.Gas&El Schultere.co Rep Peru Saar Ban N.m.a.ldi. Co Pan-Amwp.wi Peer Calumet&Jerome Con. Min. &Smelt Creson Gold Eng's Gold M Allied Pkrs Beth Boston&Me C.r.l&p Cee. Ma. C Cudahy Pk Deere&Co Sie Hal Thy.Ir Toho el. Po Tokyo E.L Banks Oil Eid.p.l Tidal Osage Canaria Verde Ext CubaCo N.J Det. Edison U. S. Pr Ansaes Churngold Cincinnati Union Stockyards Cols Cooper Com Dalton Maine Douglas Eagle-Picher Seeee Fay & Do Hatfield-Reliance Johnston Kemper-Thomas Kodel Radio Kroger Grocery Ak Ak McLaren Products Wat Apg Monitor Furnace Paragon Refining Procter & Gamble Richardson Uth Ee Ee Li — U Western Paper Goods Whitaker P Wurlitzer Atlas National Bank Wwe Citizens National Lincoln National Central Trust Second National Western Bank Tru T Co Cincinnati and Suburba Cincinnati Gas and Electric Cincinnati Gas Transportatio Miami Cincinnati Street Railway Ohio Traction Com New York Pure Oil Indian Refining Fleischmann Columbia Gas and Electric Owens Bottle New High Oriente Southern Colorado Power Company Northern Ontario Light and Power Company, Ltd Aluminum Company of America

New York Stock Exchange seats fetch record prices

Three NYSE seats change hands for 395000 total. M. Boyd Zinman pays 185000 for Vernon Mann, Walter C. Douglas buys Eugene Hale Jr. for 130000, Gordon B. Todd pays 130000 for Charles Lee Andrews. All new members are New Yorkers. Previous record was 126000.

Charles Lee Andrews

Board strengthens ITT with four new directors

The International Telephone and Telegraph Company expanded its board from seventeen to twenty one members yesterday. Election of new directors included Russell C. Leffingwell and Arthur M. Anderson of J P Morgan Co H W Pitkin ITT vice president and G E Pingree president of International Standard Electric Corporation the new name of International Western Electric Company Inc.

International Telephone and Telegraph Corporation Russell C. Leffingwell Arthur M. Anderson J. P. Morgan & Co H. W. Pitkin Corporation G. E. Pingree International Standard Electric Corporation International Western Electric Company, Inc

Westinghouse Gets Soviet Order For 25 Mine Locomotives

Westinghouse Electric International Company received an order from Amtorg Trading Corporation the Soviet Government commercial representatives in America for twenty five mine locomotives. The units are to be used in electrification work in the Donetz District near the Black Sea.

Westinghouse Electric International Company Amtorg Trading Corporation America Donetz Black Sea

New York Trust Sends $1 Million More Gold to Montreal

The New York Trust Company transferred an additional $1,000,000 in gold to Montreal, boosting the movement total to $3,000,000 in response to rising Canadian exchange.

New York Trust Company Montrea

Rail contracts totaling 8.5 million unveiled by rail firms

Baltimore and Ohio awarded steel rails and track fastenings worth 5.7 million dollars. Illinois Central ordered 1000 box cars, 200 stock cars, and five mountain engines in a 3 million dollar deal. Baldwin Locomotive Works secured the engine orders, including six for the Cuban Central Railroad and one for the Georgia Central.

Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Illinois Central Baldwin Locomotive Works Cuban Central Railroad Georgiaentral

Consolidated Gas of Baltimore Receives PSC Authorization

The Public Service Commission has authorized Consolidated Gas of Baltimore to issue 140257 additional shares of no par value common stock at 35 dollars per share.

Consolidated Gas of Baltimore Public Service Commission

Call money steady as rates hold. bar silver and bills quoted

New York reports call money steady at 4 percent with last loan 4 percent and time loans firm on 60 to 90 days. Mixed collateral noted. Prime mercantile paper at 4 percent. Bar silver at 7144 cents, Mexican dollars at 5¼ to 5½ cents. London cites bar silver at 88½ cents, money at 3¼ percent, short bills at 3 3-4 percent, three months bills at 3 to 13-16 percent.

New York London

Chicago Stock Prices and Market Highlights

Chicago on October 22 shows Armour at 1414, Balaban & Katz 75, Middle East Utilities 1is, Real Silk 57, grift Co 114, Union Carbide 72, United inte and Power A 159, United States Gypsum 200, Wahl 7 percent.

Chicago Armour Balaban & Katz Middle Cvast Utilities Real Silk Grift Co Union Carbide United # inte and Power United States Gypsum Wahl

Wheat Prices Fall in Large Chicago Market Sale

Chicago grain notes a broad selling wave in wheat cutting prices about six cents from the prior day. Wheat closes weak near the day’s bottom with declines of 1 1 2 to 3 percent and nearby Dec and May contracts at about 1 41 and 1 39 respectively. Corn and oats hold steady with provisions easing from 10 to 50 cents. Cash quotations list No 1 hard and No 2 yellow wheats around 1 52 to 1 54, rye and barley limited, with lard ribs and bellies quoted in the mid teens to around 15 dollars.

Cincinnati United States Bureau of Agricultural Economics New York Kings York- Michigan Wolf Rivers Hubbardstons Northwestern New York- Michigan-Wisconsin Chicago

Ohio incorporations show diverse firms capitalized across state

Ohio filing lists multiple Cincinnati Akron Canton Cleveland Portsmouth and Columbus ventures with capitalization from 500 to 310000 dollars. Firms include Laura Lee Dress Company Pearce Mining Company Winzeler Bros Bumper Sales Liberty Roofing Devonia Realty Barneys Shoe Stores and Jackson Valve and Manufacturing with listed incorporators.

Ohio Columbus Laura Lee Dress Company Cincinnati Clifford Brown Max M Doris F. Stein Sid Gan Aaron Bernstein Ich Ibold Michael and A. Ibold Walter E. Ibold Bernard H. Schweer Pearce Mining Company Akron Peter Simmons Homer E. Galloway Jennie M. Galloway Clyde H. Walter Harold H. Sprigle Winzeler Bros., Inc Canton R. R. Harold G. S M. Winzeler David Gross James W. Schwartz L. T. McCann M. C. Brown G. W. Wells E. C. Morton Liberty Roofing Company Cleveland Domenic Rocco de Santis Louis A. Perry Francesco Manirva Viva de Santis Devonia Realty Company William A. R George D John B William A. Lintern Barneys’ Shoe Stores Company Barney Maurice Bolasny Arthur H. A. David Jacob E. Pollak Jackson Valve and Manufacturing Colony Portsmouth John Jackson Wiliam E. Haley James E. Wood William T. Eddings George Reed

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