Wheat Demand Limited to Outside Buyers in Cincinnati
Wheat demand was limited to a few outside buyers in Cincinnati on October 30, 1925 as rains in Australia and Liverpool cables affected cash markets. Prices for No 1 red winter to No 5 red winter fell 2 cents, corn eased, oats steady, and hay traded lightly. Local buyers could purchase in the country on a lower basis, with overall market tone easier amid plentiful low grade hay.
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Cincinnati
Australia
Liverpool
Cincinnati financials show slim bank clearings and active securities
Bank clearings for the day total $11,362,627 with prior day at $12,190,248 and last Friday at $11,921,653. Stock exchange trading in Cincinnati lists 6,054 shares sold, with receipts and numerous issues noted including Procter & Gamble and American Can among others. foreign exchange rates and bond listings also appear in the day’s market rundown.
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Cincinnati
Ney
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Amer
Laun. Mchy
Laun
Mchy
Ais
Rolling Million
Sachoareas
Rolling Mill
Rolling Mill Pref
Procter & Gamble
Procter & Gamblecom
Minneapolis Flour Prices and Grain Quotes Oct 30
Minneapolis report shows flour at 8.75 per barrel after a 10 cent drop with 53,661 barrels shipped. Grain bids include No 1 Northern wheat around 1.44 to 1.48, December 1.43, May 1.44, corn No 3 yellow 84 to 88, oats No 3 white 34 to 41, flax No 1 about 2.53 to 2.58.
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Minneapolis
Cattle and hog markets mixed as receipts rise in Cincinnati
Cincinnati reports 24 hour receipts 4643 cattle 2766 hogs 97 sheep with overall heavy cattle supply and weak demand leading to lower bids. Hogs jump sharply at yards while bulls and sheep show mixed results. Chicago and other hubs show higher packing prices and varied demand across regions.
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Cincinnati
CRONE
Chicago
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Wheat declines as December futures slip in Chicago grain trading
Chicago grain markets show ongoing weakness with December wheat at about 1.47 per bushel and May around 1.435, alongside declines in corn and oats and mixed provisions. Cash quotes list No 1 hard wheat at 1.575, No 2 hard at 1.56 percent, and other commodity prices for rye barley lard ribs and bellies.
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Chicago
GES Css Coerses
Fiat We Emis
Foreign exchange rates list for world currencies
A World News Service report lists current foreign exchange rates for many nations. It covers London Sterling, France, Italy, Belgium, Holland, Germany, Austria, Greece, Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Spain, Portugal, Hungary, Czecho Slovakia, Poland, Finland, Romania, Yugoslavia, Bulgaria, Japan, Hong Kong, Shanghai, Calcutta, Argentina, Brazil, Uruguay, Vinpetn, Havana, and Canada with demand and cable values.
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Rracter & Gamble
Procter & Gamble
Chardson
S. Print
IL. S Shoe
Buckeye Incubator
Baldwin Com
Charngold
City Ice
City
Cooper
Dalton Add
Ean
Eagleg
Eagle-rcner
Eagle-Picher
Gibson
Hatfield-Reliance Kroger Gro
Bak
Paragon Refining
Gas and Electric
Gas and Electric Cin
T. L
T. Ohio
Pelture
First National Bank
Central T
Cincinnati Street Railway
Ohio Traction
Canada
London
Paris
Greece
Bulgaria
Denmark
Czecho-Slovakii
Finland
Holland
India
China
Italy
Japan
Poland
Zloty Rumania
New York World News Service
New York
Sterling
France
Belgium
Germay
Austria
Sweden
Hungary
Calcutta
Brazil
Uruguay
Vinpetn
Havana
Brooklyn Union Gas Company 5144 Year Record
Brooklyn Union Gas reports a dense New York service area with six gas plants producing 124.4 million cubic feet daily and 27 gas holders with 36.96 million cubic feet. Net profits averaged 509,442 for 1915–1924, with 1924 net income of 566,706 and working capital of 3,006,420. Funded debt stood at 22,428,200. capital stock totaled 483,016 shares no par value. Dividends at 4 per share have been paid since 1896 except 1907 1920 and 1921.
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Brooklyn Union Gas Company
New York
the Bell Syndicate, Inc
Dunn's Local Review Signals Broad Trade Uptick
Dunn & Co reports general trade moving right, with industrial activity rising and steady demand for factory supplies. Hardware, electrical items, radios, and metal trades show gains while pig iron sales and new inquiries build for next year. Shoe lull expected but reorders steady. furniture sales near last year due to price concessions. Weather aids apparel trade. October turnover up. Loans to brokers 5 to 5.75 percent. commercial and industrial loans 5 to 6 percent.
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DUN
G. Dunn & Co
Wholesale trade and production outlook from Bradstreets report
Bradstreets notes rising orders across wholesale dry goods and nation houses with demand strong for blankets sweaters underwear and carpets. jewelry hardware groceries pig iron coke coal and autos show activity while shoe and men's clothing sectors vary. residential construction remains active and weather hints at a favorable fall and winter outlook.
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Bradstreet
Dun's General Review Signals Upward Business Trend
Dun's tomorrow notes a marked upward trend across most lines of business with progressive expansion since fall. Companies report stronger earnings and higher dividends, production and employment rising amid broader demand and large unfilled orders. Weekly bank clearings total $8,999,396,000.
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Dun’s
New York
Ohio Incorporations in Columbus Oct 30
A list of Ohio incorporations includes Detroit Lake Building Company Cleveland 500 by B D Holt A R Manning Jr W W Wilson George C McConnaughey and M N Tunema Waldorf Motor Sales Company Elyria 25000 by Leon G and Ma Alice Green Mary Katherine and Russel S Waldorf and Jacob Snyder Brewsillon Company Brewster 10000 by Edwin H Chaney Frank Harrison Stuart L Lapp John L Thompson and John A Smith Berechmont Amusement Company Cincinnati 50000 by Charles Helen and Dennis Weiskopf H Hanley and Max Jedman Charlotte Company Cleveland 5000 by Charlotte Laughlin William H and Dorothy Frick W Snyder and Doris Minor Alomar Company Cleveland 10000 John A Elden M H Burns John A Thompson Perry P Quayle and Earle F Hauserman Medina Oil Company Medina 10000 by Edwin L Morse John M Wyman Norman Walker Bert Morse Frank Spellman Sawyer Miller Company Columbus 1030 by Bernard B Sawyer H B Albright John Radcliffe E M Dewitt and Edward L Morrison
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Waldorf Motor Sales Company
Elyria
Leon G
Ma Alice Green
Mary Katherine
Russel S. Waldorf
Jacob Snyder
Brewsillon Company
Brewster
Edwin H Chaney
Frank Harrison
Stuart L. Lapp
John L. Thompson
John A. Smith
Berechmont Amusement Company
Cincinnati
Charles
Helen
Dennis Weiskopf
H. Hanley
Max Jedman
Charlotte Company
Cleveland
Charlotte Laughlin
William H
Dorothy Frick
W. Snyder
Doris
Minor
Alomar Company
John A. Elden
M. H. Burns
John A Thompson
Perry P. Quayle
Earle F. Hauserman
Medina Oil Company
Medina
Edwin L. Morse
John M. Wyman
Norman Walker
Bert Morse
Frank Spellman
Sawyer-Miller Company
Columbus
Bernard B. Sawyer
H. B. Albright
John Radcliffe
E. M. Dewitt
Edward L. Morrison
Money rates and bullion figures from New York and London
Call money firmer in New York at 5 percent with bids at 5 percent and offers at 5 40. Time loans steady with 60 to 90 days at 4 4 percent and 4 to 6 months at 4 24 percent. Bar silver at 70 4 3 16 cents, Mexican dollars 54 ke. London money 3 percent with short and three months bills at 3 13 16 to 3 percent.
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Livingston Pet
Nat. F. & Gus
New Bradford
Peer Oil
Pennok Oil Cor
Red Banka Oil
Reiter Fos
Royal Can
Salt Creek
Dolores Esper’z
Dundee Ariz’na
Eng’s G
Eureka Croesus
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Hawthorne
Pont
Oo Lake
Mason Valley
Mizpah
Nipissing
Ohio
Portland Gold
Premier
San Toy
Shaw Mines
Teck Hughes
Tonopah
Bel’nt
Enopah
Utah
Yukon
A. Oe & EI
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Bell Tel. Can
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Bos. & Me
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New York
Prime Mercantile Pa
Esndon
Radio Listings Highlight Evening Concerts and Scores
A dense rundown of 1930s era radio programming across stations WSAI WLW WKRC WCAE WIP WEAF WJZ WMCA WNYC WGBS WRNY and more. Highlights include University of Cincinnati games, Halloween party, Swiss Garden Orchestra, Uncle Kaybee, science lectures, and multiple orchestra and dance programs with sport scores and reviews. Names like Degins, Uncle Wip, and The Amphians appear amid varied musical and talk offerings.
Democratic program broadcast with Smith and Walker
At 8 P.M. on WJZ New York and 9:30 P.M. on WLS Chicago the program features Governor Al Smith and Senator James Walker followed by the Apollo club of Cobane voices in Chicago.
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WJZ
New York
al Smith
James Walker
WLS
Chicago
Apollo Club of
Cobanes Fifty Voices
Broadcast Station Call Letters List
A sequence of radio station call signs and network identifiers is shown, including Central-KFDM KFKX KFMQ KMA WCBD WHO WOAN WOI WOS WOWL Eastern-WAAM WBAV WBZ WCAP El WHA WCAE WDWF WEBJ WIP WJAR WJY WLIT WOO bia w WTAG WGHP.
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KFKX
KFMQ
KMA
WCBD
WHO
WOAN
WOI
WOS
WOWL
WAAM
WBAV
WBZ
WCAP
WHA
WCAE
WDWF
WEBJ
WIP
WJAR
WJY
WLIT
WOO
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WTAG
WGHP
College basketball schedules scattered across stations
Radio listings show 12:45 P M to 2:30 P M broadcasts across stations in New York Portland Chicago Milwaukee and more featuring Holy Cross Bucknell Minnesota Wisconsin Purdue Illinois and other colleges as teams play across multiple time slots with several matchups across cities.
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WEAF
New York
Wjar
KGW
Portland
St. Mary College
Multnomah
Pontiac
Navy
University of Michigan
Chicago
WBZ
Springfield
Holy Cross
Bucknell
WCCO
Jenene Paul
Minnesota
Wiscon
Milwaukee
Marquette University
Cre
Purdue
WMBB
University of Pennargene
University of Illinie
Worcester
Jefferson City
Ames
Missou
Cincinnati
Dayton
Iowa City
Iowa
Wabash
Evening Radio Listings From Major US Stations
A compact evening schedule across many markets shows WHAS in Louisville and WEBH Chicago presenting orchestras and readings, WLS Chicago broadcasting Halloween themed programs, and Chicago stations WGN WMAQ WBBM WOK and KYW offering organ recitals jazz, ballet, and club programs with multiple time slots from 5:30 PM to 1 AM.
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WLS
Chicago
Evening Radio Schedule and Football Scores
Eastern stations WTAM WEAR and KDKA list evening programs including concerts and a dinner concert. Schenectady reports a 2 P.M. football game UVA vs Illinois and an 8:30 P.M. orchestra set along with football scores.
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WQJ
Chicago
Ance Music
KDKA
Pittsburgh
Weg Schenectady
University Ofennsylvania
Illinois
Wyoming's Only Woman Editor Sells Her Paper
Wyoming's sole woman editor Miss Caroline Lockhart sells the Cody Enterprise and retires to focus on writing. The issue announces the newspaper becomes the property of Victor H. Abrahamson who bought it this week. The note recalls her years at the helm and compares publishing a country newspaper to caring for a teething infant.
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Wyoming
Cody
Wyo
Caroline Lockhart
Cody Enterprise
Victor H. Abrahamson
S. A. Watkins
Watkins
Vic
Traffic Board Plan Launched in Cincinnati
A Traffic Commission plan is advancing in Cincinnati after unanimous approval at a City Hall hearing. Charles Tudor and the Cincinnati Automobile Club spearheaded the move with broad support from business and civic groups, calling for an unbiased, representative traffic body and stricter enforcement.
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Cincinnati
Charles Tudor
Cincinnati Automobile Club
City Hall
Corinne McCloskey
Council For Action
Retail Merchants’ Association
The
Chamber of Commerce
Business Men’s Club
Tudor
William Copelan
Cliff Martin
Chauncey Pichel
Chef Copelan
Calerdine
Robert M. Pogue
Martin
Cincinnati Lawyer Named to ABA Bankruptcy Committee
Sidney G. Stricker of Cincinnati is named a member of the ABA Special Committee on Practice in Bankruptcy Matters. Other members include Simon Fleischmarin of Buffalo chairman H S Drinker Jr of Philadelphia and Edward C Branden burg of Washington. The committee meets in New York on November 6 to draft recommendations for the forthcoming Congress with representation from the National Association of Credit Men the Commercial Law League the Bar of the City of New York and the Merchants Association of New York.
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American Bar Association
Sidney G. Stricker
Cincinnati
Simon Fleischmarin
Buffalo
H. 8. Drinker, Jr
Philadelphia
Edward C. Brandenburg
Washington, D. C
New York
National Association of Credit Men
Twenty-Four Reward Grantees in Ames Case
Twenty four men and boys of Hecla receive checks for 45.83 dollars each from a 1100 dollar reward for finding Charles Ames the air mail pilot. Ames died October 1 when his plane crashed on Nittany Mountain and was found October 11 by a 24 person search party.
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Associated Press
Bellefonte
Hecla
Charles Ames
Air Mail
Ames
Nittany Mountain
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