Weak overseas markets push down wheat futures in Cincinnati
In Cincinnati October 29 1925 weaker foreign markets and reduced investment support eased the December wheat by 1¾ cents and May by 2 cents with cash demand softer and premiums lower. Prices were down though some bids omitted. Receipts light and milling wheat demand solid, while rains slowed winter wheat planting in many areas though overall crop prospects remain good to excellent.
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Cincinnati
Plains States
Ohio
Mississippi Valley
Cattle Hogs and Sheep Market Report from Cincinnati
Cincinnati market notes show cattle receipts 2,766 to 4,930 with prices steady to weak and large lots held for Friday. Hogs declined 25 cents while mids and heavies traded around $11 to $11.65 with fresh receipts 3,835 and directs. Lambs and sheep remained steady with top lambs at 15 dollars and ewes and culls at mixed prices.
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Kansas City
Packer
Windianapolis
Chicago
Exingme
New York curb market transactions full stock list
Official list shows stocks and bonds traded in New York with prices and percent changes. Highlights include Am. Wool & Mohair, Ford, General Electric, Gulf Oil, Goodyear, International Paper, and Standard Oil among many others, totaling 716,100 shares in stocks and 1,519,000 dollars in bonds.
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W York
New York
Wheat and market rounds slip as large selling persists
Chicago grain reports heavy selling by the Northwest and East depressed wheat prices for December, January, and May, with corn steady to a touch higher and oats easing. Cash quotes list No 2 yellow corn around 84 to 85 cents and No 2 white oats at about 39 to 40 cents. Local money markets show strong demand and end of month liquidity pressures in Cincinnati.
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Kansas
Cincinnati
Virginia
Dot
Wasieries
Pennsylvania
Indiana
United States
New York
Ohio
Texas
Minnesota
North Dakota
Red River Ohios
Louisiana
Hubbard
Tennessee-Kentucky
Nancy Halls
New Jersey
Michigan
Canada
J. G. Scott
Chicago
Northwest
Weesee
Cniitcehe
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Foreign exchange rates across major currencies on Oct 29
New York World News Service lists daily rates with Sterling at 4.84 percent demand and 4.845 percent cables. Other currencies shown include France 4.2344 demand and 4.24 cables, Germany 23.80 both sides, Japan 41.25 demand and 41.87 cables, Brazil 15.18 demand, Canada checks 100.00, and Argentina spot 41.25 among others.
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VIVA
Amer
Laun
Mach
Roll
Buckeye Incubator Com
Carey Com
Cham
Coated Paper
Charngold
City Ice and Fuel
Eagle-Picher Com
Fleischmann Pref
Gibson Art Com
Globe-Wernicke Pref
Kroger Gro. & Bak
Paragon Refining Com
Procter & Gamble Com
Procter & Gamble
Pure Oil
U.S. Can
U. S. Print. & Litho
U. S. Shoe
Whitaker Paper Com
Whitaker Paper Pref
Cinti. & Sub
Cinti. Gas & Elec
Cinti. Street Railway
Ohio Traction Pref
Canada
Paris
Eton Ee
Finland
Helland
India
Shanghai
Hice Ee
Argentina
First National Bank
Cinti
Street Railways
Street Railway
Ohio Traction
London
Greece
Belgium
Denmark
Czecho
Slovakia
Germany
Reichmarks
Tiormoty
China
Hongkong
Italy
Sweden
F.cieseeeccseses
Ain
Switzerland
Syria
Aesete Sede
Venezuela
Seegeree
New York World News Service
New York
France
Holland
Austria
Norway
Spain
Portugal
Hungary
Czecho-Slovakia
Poland
Rumania
Slavia
Bulgaria
Japan
Brazil
Chile
Colombia
Uruguay
International Nickel Company Builds Nickel Product Empire
The International Nickel Company leads as the world’s largest refined nickel producer and expands into fabrication with sheets bars rods and tubes. It consolidates several subsidiaries including Societe Minore Caledonienne and the Canadian operations, operates Monel metal plants in Bayonne New Jersey and Huntington West Virginia, and reports solid 1925 financials with current assets of 16.88 million and no funded debt. Dividends on preferred have been steady since 1912 and common stock dividends resumed in 1925 after a temporary halt.
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International Nickel Company
Colonial Nickel Company
Societe Minore Caledonienne
Huronian Company, Ltd
International Nickel Company of Canada, Ltd
Canadian Copper Company
Sudbury
Ont
Bayonne
N. J
Huntington
W. Va
The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Cotton Market Falls Amid Liquidation on New York Oils
The New York cotton market retreated on October 29 with renewed liquidation and Southern selling. All months hit new lows. January futures fell to 19.12 cents, about 387 points below last close and closing at 19.13 cents. The overall market finished steady to 34 to 41 points lower.
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New York
Southern
United States Playing Card Company authorizes stock sale
At a board meeting in Norwood the United States Playing Card Company approved offering 13 205 shares of treasury stock to stockholders at 100 per share payable by January 5 1926. Subscriptions close December 30 1925. A dividend of 1.75 per share on the 20 par value stock will be paid January 2 1926 to holders of record December 21 1925.
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United States Playing Card Company
Norwood
Treasury
Cincinnati
Pure Oil Board Declares 3 3 4 Percent Quarterly Dividend
Pure Oil announces a quarterly dividend of 37 4 cents on common stock payable December 1 to holders of record November 10.
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Pure Oil Board of Directors
Notable NYSE Moves Shaped Cincinnati Trading
Stocks on the New York Stock Exchange yesterday in Cincinnati showed notable gains and losses. Pure Oil rose 27 percent, Indian Refining up 9 percent, Columbia Gas and Electric up 8 1/3 percent, Fleischmann 14 1/2 percent, and Owens Bottle up 6 1/1 percent.
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New York Stock Exchange
Cincinnati
Pure Oil
Indian Refining
Columbia Gas and Electric
Fleischmann
Owens Bottle
Packard declares 10 percent stock dividend
The Packard Motor Car Company board declared a common stock dividend of 10 percent payable December 1 to stockholders of record November 14. The announcement followed the company’s annual statement showing a surplus of $15,170,388.19 as of August 31.
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Packard Motor Car Company
Foundation Company Plans Loan Backed by IF C Revenues
The Foundation Company, holder of a 35 million dollar drainage contract in Greece, announced that London and New York bankers arranged a loan to the Greek Government secured by revenues controlled by the International Finance Committee and to be floated after the March general election.
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Foundation Company
Greece
London
New York
International Finance Committee
Pipe and Foundry Directors Hold Dividend Standstill
United States Cast Iron Pipe and Foundry directors took no action yesterday to resume dividends on the common stock which has not paid since 1907. Current business runs at an abnormally high rate with profits expanding, with estimates of full year earnings at 35 to 40 dollars per share on the common stock.
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United States Cast Iron Pipe and Foundry
Two NY Stock Exchange seats change hands for 263000
The New York Stock Exchange seats sold yesterday for a total of 263000. Charles H. Leland, a member since 1868, died recently and his seat was bought by Alvin V. Filer for 130000. Ernest H. Deconette’s seat sold to Edmund R. Tweedy for 133000, with the previous sale at 135000.
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New York
Charles H. Leland
Alvin V. Filer
Ernest H. Deconette
Edmund R. Tweedy
Detroit Toledo Ironville profits rise in September earnings
The Detroit, Toledo & Ironvon on Henry Ford's road reports September net operating income of 358,578 compared with 205,551 a year earlier. Nine month net income totals 2,429,996 versus 2,021,544.
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Detroit, Toledo & Ironvon
Henry Ford
General Railway Signal to supply 244 mile auto block system
General Railway Signal received an order from Missouri Pacific for a complete automatic block signal system between Poplar Bluff Missouri and Clear Lake Junction Arkansas a distance of 244 miles. The apparatus is expected to be in operation to handle next year's peak traffic.
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General Railway Signal
Missouri Pacific
Poplar Bluff
Clear Lake Junction
Ark
Gold exports to Canada rise with bank shipments
The current movement shows gold exports to Canada totaling $17,250,000. Today a shipment of $750,000 is sent by the New York Trust Company, and the bank has a total export value of $7,750,000.
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Canada
New York Trust Company
United States Hoffman raises stock dividend and preferred payout
Common stock of United States Hoffman Machinery Corporation is placed on an annual dividend of 3 dollars per share with quarterly payments of 75 cents per share, up from 50 cents. The regular quarterly preferred dividend of 1.75 dollars per share is also authorized.
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United States
Hoffman Machinery Corporation
Union Trust offers Aluminum Co of America preferred stock
The Union Trust Company of Pittsburgh offers 6 per cent cumulative preferred stock of Aluminum Company of America at 97.50 a share to yield about 6.15 per cent. The issue is being acquired from Oberlin College and Berea College, beneficiaries under the will of Charles M. Hall, and from trustees of one third of the Hall estate.
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The
Union Trust Company of Pittsburgh
Aluminum Company of America
Oberlin College
Berea College
Charles M. Hall
Aluminum Company
Hall
Public offering oversubscribed across three stock issues
The issue includes 120000 shares of Tung Sol Lamp Works Class A participating stock and 60000 shares of its common stock, 50000 shares of Neptune Meter Company Class A common, and 4500000 dollars in Gotham Silk Hosiery Company first preferred stock.
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Tung-Sol Lamp Works
Neptune Meter Company
Gotham Silk Hosiery Company
Money Market Snapshot and Silver Prices
Call money in New York eases with rates at 4 percent across the board and discounts steady. Times collateral and loan maturities show 50 to 90 days at 4 percent, 4 to 7 percent for longer terms, with mercantile paper at 4 percent. Bar silver at Tic Mexican dollars and London bar silver at 32 15-16d per ounce. discount rates quoted at 3 percent and 3 1/8 percent for short bills.
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New York
London
Durkin Shootout Eludes Police After Woman Guards Lover
Chicago report details Marty J. Durkin, sought killer of a Justice Department agent, fleeing a trap at Betty Werner's home. Lloyd Austin, her uncle, dies from eleven bullet wounds after saving Durkin. a detective is wounded as police press pursuit. Durkin escapes through a window as officers close in.
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Chicago
Marty J. Durkin
Department of Justice
Durkin
Betty Werner
Lloyd Austin
Shiek
Werner
Austin
Edward Shanahan
Michigan
Amundsen to Lecture in Cincinnati on Nov 2
Captain Roald Amundsen, famed Arctic explorer, speaks at Emery Auditorium November 2 under the Women’s Club on Our Airplane Dash for the North Pole. The lecture covers his Spitzbergen to Arctic flight and includes slides and pictures.
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Roald Amundsen
South Pole
Emery Auditorium
Women’s Club
North Pole
Spitzbergen
Arctic
Amundsen
Commonwealth Club
Cincinnati Country Club
Scott
Ohio incorporations list shows Cleveland firms forming new entities
A Columbus report details multiple Ohio incorporations including Producers Sales Company in Cleveland with 1000 dollars, Best Concrete and Cement Company in Cleveland at 5000 dollars, and City National Bankers Loan Company at 250000 dollars along with numerous other Cleveland Akron Cincinnati Norwalk and Sylvania firms listed with officers and capital.
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Ohio
Columbus
Producers’ Sales Company
Cleveland
Frank Morton
Joseph M. Binns
Albert S. Johnson
Clayton W. French
Philip Schoenberg
Fisie Aeeheriees Company
Albert E. Fredericks
Charles F Woehrman
Anna Zussman
M. J. Parnes
William I. Krieger
Best Concrete and Cement Company
Louis M
Frank J. Opatrny
F.H. Sellberg
G. Carter
H. K. T. Company
L. H. Davis
A. M. Berghoff
E. M. Miller
F. M. Fuhrman
H. L. Stuhlberger
Newburgh Athletic Company
Walter Baylor
H. J. Billinghurst
James T. Cassidy
Henry A. Pollack
Patrick H. Cassidy
Kruger Stamping Company
Sylvania
Frederick C
Nellie G. Kruger
Dorr
Emily S. Miller
Glen M. Chandler
Motion Picture Advertising Company
Cincinnati
W. H
A. S. T. Hopkins
Peter and
B. E. Gobrecht
Walter M. Locke
Keecopes Company
J A. Lombard
C. H. Morris
Anna P Peace
A. R. Johnson
E. C. Game
Berry Poultry Company
Norwalk
Harold S. Bowen
John R. Berry
Albert Smith
Carl H. Beyer
Donald I. Heyman
Benjam Realty Company
Harry L
David Wolpaw
Bertha Kramer
B. A. Feldman
Anna Iller
City ‘National Jateeee Loan Company
Rev. oSell
Paul Wagner
G. A. Leonard
S. S. Shafer
A. B. Stager
Crude Oil Runs Report from Oil City
Oil City reports credit balance of 3.05 with crude activity on October 29 showing runs at 65,496 barrels, average runs 48,186 barrels, shipments totaling 116,499 barrels and average shipments of 8,713 barrels.
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Oil City
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