Wheat and grain market rumor on Russia Turkey tension optics
Chicago September 28 market notes rumor of Russia pressuring Turkey to disarm or fight spurred wheat gains while corn dipped and oats rose. Packers' buying aided provisions. hogs rose with improved demand. Cash quotes for wheat and corn showed mixed strength and nearby futures steadied.
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Turkey
Italy
Balkan States
Liverpool
Iowa
Violent Rise in Foreign Exchange Shocks Markets
New York's London exchange surge on September 28 sent cables to 502 and demand to 501, marking the highest levels since August. The rise stemmed from October obligations and limited grain and cotton bill supply due to export embargoes. A $100,000,000 gold pool delayed, while a weak labor, short interest and slower banks hindered relief. Other news showed a steady Western traffic, large farm shipments, and a loosening money market in the Midwest. New Haven Road fiscal year results showed reduced income and deficit cuts amid broader European moratoria.
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New York
London
Chicago
Middle West
New City
Sander
The
Stock Exchange
New Haven Road
Paris
Rome
Grain and Provisions Market Report Summary
New York prices show flour quiet and lower on sales while rye and corn meal hold. Spot wheat and grain futures listed across Buffalo Toledo St Louis Kansas City Minneapolis and Liverpool with mixed firming and easing trends.
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West
Buffalo
C. Ji. F
Pacific Coast
Bogota
Central America
Middle West
Continent
South America
aGiec
Ohio
Saéc
New Orleans
London
Toledo
Timothy
ST. Louis
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Liverpool
Manitoba
Duluth
Milwaukee
At. Louis
Eat
Wigvrio
Cccmivss
Baltimore
Irregular coffee market amid war risk shifts in New York
New York reports irregular and unsettled coffee trading as war risk on Brazil shipments rises to 7 percent due to German cruiser activity. Spot Rio and Santos prices show steady levels, with buyers cautious amid import uncertainties. December liquidation reportedly moved through the Voluntary Committee under new rules at 6c, or 1c under July 30.
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New York
Brazil
Rio Aeee
Santos
Wigaliteec
Mercantile and Currency News From New York and London
New York closing rates show mercantile paper at 7 percent and unsettled sterling exchange with cables at £0 01 and demand at 4.9950. Bar silver quoted at 2.25. London part silver at 244 per unit.
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Mercantile Paper
Sterling Exchange
London
Live Stock Market in Cincinnati on Sept 28, 1914
Receipts and shipments for cattle hogs sheep show a varied market with broad declines in cattle prices across grades, and hogs and sheep prices mostly steady to higher in places. Cincinnati leads with large cattle receipts and slow demand, while New York and Chicago report mixed movements and price ranges.
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East Buffalo
Oil and turpentine market notes from New York and Savannah
Cotton seed oil demand steadies on October contracts with Western and shorts buying. Prices flat to up one point with 6,500 barrels sold and 500 tendered. Regional quotes include prime crude at 4.73, various winter and summer yellows up to 6.32, Rosin and turpentine listings in Savannah with minor activity, and Duluth linseed prices around 1.43 to 1.46.
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Shorts
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Savannah
Rosin
Oil City
Road bonds sold in Smyrna Township bidding
County Treasurer Jeffries announced the supplementary issue of Smyrna Township road bonds for the Sullivan petition to James M. Sullivan, to John B. Lawler, at par plus accrued interest and a $5.25 premium. A second bid from Charles Bader of Repubs Township offered par and accrued interest.
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Ind
Jeffries
Smyrna Township
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Lawler
Charles Bader
Repubs Township
Banking Clearings Report Across Cities for September 28
Cincinnati clearings reach 3,721,800 with weekend contrast. Chicago totals 43,261,973 and balances 11,634,882 with 7 to 7.5 percent rates on collateral loans. St Louis reports 12,467,321 in clearings and 1,471,906 balances with loans at 6 to 8 percent. New York exchange shows premiums around 15 to 20 cents in Cincinnati and 60 to 70 cents in New York.
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Chicago
Special Dispatch
ST. Louis
Financial Notes Show Mixed FX. Dividends Declared by Utilities
The foreign exchange market edged higher in New York and Cincinnati with quoted prices around 5.01 to 5.08 francs and related figures. H M Byllesby & Co announced quarterly dividends of 14 percent for Northern States Power, Western States Gas and Electric, and Ottumwa Railway and Light, payable October 15 to stockholders of record September 30. Other payouts include Yale and Towne at 1 percent quarterly, Public Service of Northern Illinois preferred 1.46 percent and common 1.4 percent, November 2, to holders October 15, and Illinois Utilities Company at 1 percent on preferred with November 3 record.
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Germany
H. M. Byllesby & Co
Northern States Power Company
Western States Gas and Eectric Company
Ottumwa Railway and Light Company
Yale and Towne Manufacturing Company
Public Service of Northern Illinois
Illinois Utilities Company
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton Railway Company
Carew
F. M. Carter
Cincinnati Milton & Dayton Railway Company
New York Exchange Detail Amid Bid Variations
The New York exchange showed a 1ba20c premium yesterday in Cincinnati with ec premium bids and 7c premium in St. Louis. In Chicago trading preceded clearings with Wc premium.
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New York Exchange
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Chicago
Business Men’s Club Notes Luncheon With Rotary Leader
The club officers and directors were invited by the Cincinnati Rotary Club to attend a luncheon at the Linton Hotel tomorrow at 12 20 p m to hear Frank Irs Mulholland president of the International Association of Rotary Clubs. Laundrymen guests today include President Jacob Barkey of Chicago and Secretary William B Fitch from La Salle Illinois, officers of the Laundrymen’s National Association. Guests present included A A Cunningham Tiffin G H Dicks London England Richard Schadine Chillicothe Co C Kirkpatrick Little Rock WB Chittenden St Louis and Richard B Watrous Washington.
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Cincinnnati Rotary Club
Linton Hotel
Frank Irs. Mulholland
International Association of Rotary Clubs
Jacob Barkey
Chicago
Wiliam B. Fitch
la Salle, Ill
Laundrymen’s National Association
A. A. Cunningham
Tiffin
G. H. Dicks
London
England
Richard Schadine
Chillicothe
Visitors and membership notices at the Chamber of Commerce
Visitors yesterday included F S Walker from Paris Kentucky G O Frapter from Ackman Ohio William H Howard from Indianapolis Henry Brown from Ross Ohio James Turner from Springfield Ohio and Charles Curtis from Aurora Indiana. Membership notices listed J H Brown of L C Smith & Bros typewriters 414 Main Street G W Humphrey of Peerless Check Protecting Company Provident Bank Building and O Sack Harrett of Barrett Line River on St Paul Building.
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Paris
G. O. Frapter
Ackman
William H. Howard
Indianapolis
Henry Brown
Ross, O
James Turner
Springfield
Charles Curtis
Aurora
Ind
J. H. Brown
L. C. Smith & Bros
G.* W. Humphrey
Peerless Check Protecting Company
Provident Bank Bus
O. Sack Harrett
Barrett Line
St. Paul
Chamber
Dairy and poultry markets across multiple cities Sept 28
Butter and cheese prices hold steady or fall slightly in New York Philadelphia Cleveland and Chicago market reports. Receipts include thousands of tubs boxes and cases with varying grades for butter eggs poultry and cheeses.
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Exra
Pennsylvania
ST. Louis
Springs
Samia City
Chicago
Michigan
Wisconsin
F. c
Islgin
Elgin
Cleveland
Cotton Goods Markets Steady In New York Trade
Cotton goods markets were steady today with war and hospital goods abroad selling. Yarns remained steady while raw silk shipments were notably lower than a year ago. Foreign dress goods have been advanced.
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Treasury balances show deficit widening this year
The Treasury began business with a net balance of 114,559,344 in the general fund. Saturday receipts totaled 2,397,132 while payments reached 4,0433. The current fiscal year deficit stands at 20,140,185, up from 10,741,135 last year excluding Panama Canal and public debt transactions.
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Markets in Cincinnati end of crop movement stresses receipts
Slump in wheat and farm work reduced yesterday’s receipts to the lowest during the current movement. No. 2 red wheat weak on light demand with only one car taken. corn and oats show light demand and steady to weak cash prices. Rye and hay hold steady, May wheat well absorbed at steady values. official and auction sales listed across wheat, corn, oats, rye, flour, hay, malt, whisky, and various farm commodities with mixed but generally steady prices in Cincinnati and other cities.
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Rye City
Timothy
Articles of novation listed by secretary of state in Ohio
In Columbus on September 28 the secretary of state recorded novations for several firms including Le Montree Manufacturing Company of Cincinnati supplying garment hangers for 10000 dollars with J H Le Montree and others as principals. Other entries include Western Heights and Oil Company Berea developers 10000 dollars, Benson Oil and Gas Company Cleveland developers 10000 dollars, and the National Negro Reform League Cincinnati among others with various organizers and associates.
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Columbus
le Montree Manufacturing Company
Cincinnati
J. H. le Montree
N.A. Neilson
M. le Montree
H. I. Auer
I. Auer
Western Heightsa Ies and Oil Company
Berea
M. Jordan
F. Lane
H. Carman
B. B. Hathaway
A. A_ Smith
Vos R. Akron
McFarlin
S. T. Carsaele
G. A. Litdefield
L. R. Wie
Greek Men’s Association of
Dayton
Nick Maneffan
Benson Oil and Gal Company
Cleveland
J. N. Benson
J. H. Kirkpatrick
A. Warner
G. M. Cummings
United States Association
Eisaree Society
Joseph Kain
Navajo Pleasure Club
William Dell
Whyel Coal Company
George Whyel
C. M. Crooks
F. 8. Crooks
R. J. O'Dell
W. T. Gano
Belle Gas and Oil Company
Lakewood
A. F E. Fich
William — Oo
J. Horse
Peter Sink
G. K. Ripper
National Negro Reform League and Criminal Elimination Society
John Dancer
Cotton market roundup across Liverpool New Orleans and New York
Cotton trade shows fair demand in Liverpool with 5 000 bales traded and 4 190 American on middling basis, New Orleans spot quiet with 216 bales sold at 8 cents, New York reports mixed moves with tighter spot and expectations of lower prices as hedging wanes and October notices indicate liquidation.
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Texas
South
Grain supplies in the United States shift on Sept 28
The visible grain supply shows gains in wheat 3,561,000 bushels in bond 591,000 bushels and oats 310,000 bushels in bond 2.0 percent. Rye rises 181,009 bushels and barley up 637,000 bushels in bond 4,000 bushels. Corn declines by an unspecified amount.
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German Imperial Bank weekly statement gains in deposits and gold
Berlin via London September 28 The Imperial Bank of Germany reports weekly changes with bullion and currency up 48 437000m Lombards up 6598000m discounts and treasury transfers up 51699000m deposits up 214 718000m and gold on hand up 54932000m.
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Imperial Bank of Germany
Cincinnati Gold Pool Moves to Canada for Europe Obligations
Cincinnati Clearing House Association joins New York Banking Committee in a $100,000,000 gold pool for Europe. Cincinnati banks allocate $1,500,000, sending 25 percent immediately to Ottawa for Bank of England credit, with 75 percent held for Federal Reserve calls. The note says a Central Bank in the U.S. would have obviated this method.
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Heath Honored for International Smoke Prevention Committee
Chief Smoke Inspector Heath received notice of his selection to the Committee of Standardization of the International Association for the Prevention of Smoke. The appointment came unexpectedly and the committee will devise a standard method for fighting smoke.
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Mullen Seeks Winter Work for Unemployed in Council Motions
Councilman Mullen signals motions to cost out a bathhouse and playground on old Third Street reservoir property and to list winter improvements. The agenda includes street, sidewalk, sewer, and bridge projects across Oakley and Kennedy Heights areas, with estimates for materials and engineered plans, and steps to provide jobs amid factory closures.
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Piedmont Street
Bevis Avenue
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W. T. V. Cramer
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Souteomaeen
Tax Foreclosure Notice in Hamilton County Ohio
William A Hopkins treasurer seeks sale of described Cincinnati properties to cover delinquent taxes in Case No 166397. The suit targets Lots 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 Rogers Street area and Hinman subdivision Lot 3, with heirs and unknowns named but not located. Deadline for answer is November 21, 1914.
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Francis Brooks Farley
Mary E. Bush
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Cincinnati
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Hamilton
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Hinman
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Recorder's Office
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Fairview Avenue
John P. Street
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Ohio River
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Thomas L. Pogue
JO W. Campbell
Carl M. Jacobs, JR
Louis H. Capelle
Banking venture eyed by New Orleans and Chicago merchants
A committee from the Export Club and Chamber of Commerce hosted a luncheon for M. B. Trezevant in Chicago. He advocated a banking concern to ease trade with Latin America, aiming to involve New Orleans and Chicago merchants. Cincinnati exporters were also urged to engage.
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Latin America
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