Drought Pushes Wheat Prices as Weather Dries North Plains
Dry weather in Kansas and Nebraska lifts the wheat market with May delivery rising to about 91% to 92% cents. Corn and oats show mixed movement while provisions weaken on higher hog receipts. Chicago Minneapolis and Duluth report larger grain receipts as traders await further signals.
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Caicago
Southwest
Kansas
Nebraska
Minneapolis
May
Duluth
Chicago
May Park
Noblergay
Snig
I. Ste
New York Grain Markets Report April 15
Report covers flour receipts and exports in New York with steady prices across varieties. Wheat futures rose briefly on dry weather and milling demand before closing mostly steady. corn and oats show modest firming or steady trends. Regional notes include bids and prices from Baltimore Toledo Milwaukee and Duluth with spot and futures activity.
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New York
Duluth
Ec F. Co
S. A
Special Dispatch
Commercial Tribune
Baltimore
Toledo
Milwaukee
Kansas City
ST. Louis
Minneapolis
Coffee futures open steady amid European selling
New York April 15 The coffee futures market opened steady with some European selling causing a mid session dip of up to five points before near months recovered. Trading dominated by shifting positions from May to later months with 69 750 bags sold including May 5.65c September 5.80c December 5.95c and March 6c Spot quiet No 7 Rio No 4 Santos 8a8 ¾ c Mild Cordova 9a3c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Rio
Santos
Cordova
Commodities Prices Reported for New York Markets
New York price list shows Adams Con .05 and Alice rt Breece .10 with Brunswick Con and cann el .29. California and Nemate Silver .75 Iron Silver 1.00 Little Chief .06 Ontario 3.65 Speon .05 Savage .33 Sierra Nevada .38 Small Hopes .18 Standard 1.50.
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New York
Adams
Brunswick
California
Little Chief
Ontario
Speon
Savage
Sierra Nevada
Small Hopes
Supply of Cattle Increases with Mixed Market Rates
Cincinnati reports a large cattle run with about 250 cattle carried over. Three days’ receipts total 3,135 vs 2,838 last week. prices drop 10 to 15 cents per 100 pounds, some 25 cents. Hogs total 4,290 with week’s receipts 8,984. markets open around 6.05 to 6.10, closing near 6.00. Sheep and lambs also active, lambs slightly lower, with sale prices for ewes and yearlings steady to higher in other cities.
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Cincinnati
Commercial Tribune
Pittsburg
Sheen
East Buffalo
Kansas City
ST. Louis
Chicago
New York
Sali
Liverpool
London Cables
Maryland
Ohio Incorporations Special Dispatch to Commercial Tria t
The following incorporations were filed today in Columbus Ohio. Pittsburg Vault Company Norwalk 10000 by A V Anderson C L French Ed L Young I S Jackson The National Vault Company East Cleveland 10000 by S A Drake C F Jackson C L French A W Andrews Ed L Young The Score Card Fan Company Cleveland 10000 by George B Harris Ethel M Close Edith A Close Lillian Klein Joseph P Egan The Merwin Manufacturing Company Cleveland 10000 by W E Sutton J G Skellie W R Shaver R E Curtis M I Haskins The Newark Manufacturing and Supply Company 10000 by D H Miller H W Taylor C E Nees H B Bay H W Neer The Piqua Egg Case Company 120 by J H Denman A H Rogers H L Denman C V Reece Marie Denman The Cleveland Film Renting Exchange Company 10000 by C H Peckham H W Peckham M A Hardwicke C H Leighton James A Foster The Rush Creek Telephone Company Junction City increase of Capital stock from 10000 to 20000
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Columbus, CO
Pittsburg
Norwalk
A. V. Anderson, Co
L. French
C. F. Jackson
Ed L. Young
I. S. Jackson
National Vault Company
East Cleveland
S. A. Drake
C. L. French
A. W. Andrews
Score Card Fan Company
Cleveland
George B. Harris
Ethel M. Close
Edith A. Close
Lillian Klein
Joseph P. Egan
Merwin Manufacturing Company
W. E. Sutton
J. G Skellie
W. R. Shaver
R. E. Curtis
M. I. Haskins
Newark Manufacturing and Supply Company
H. W. Peckham
M. A. Hardwicke
C. H. Leighton
James A. Foster
Rush Creek Telephone Company
Junction City
River Departures and Ohio River Conditions Report
The River section notes departures from Cincinnati and surrounding ports with packets bound for Maysville Madison Louisville Pomeroy and Pittsburg. The Ohio River at Cincinnati stood 39 feet 3 inches and falling with forecasts of continued decline over the next day. Weather warm with rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Cincinnati
Greenwood
Pomeroy
Courier
Maysville
Lizzie Bay
Madison
City of Cincinnati
Louisville
Ohio River
Greenland
Charleston
All Way Ports
Sycamore Street
All Way
Madison Packet
Kentucky
Main Street
Louisville Packet City of
Pittsburg
Virginia
Broadway
River levels and weather reports from multiple cities
The bulletin notes river measurements in Pittsburg Wheeling Madison Louisville Evansville Cairo and St Louis with levels ranging from 12 feet 6 inches to 44 1 feet and changing conditions from falling to rising. Arrivals and departures include the Georgia Lee at Cincinnati and Memphis.
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Pittsburg
Davis Island Dam
Wheeling
Madison
Louisville
Evansville
Cairo
Cincinnati
Memphis
ST. Louis
Pork Packing Prices Drift Lower In Chicago Markets
The Cincinnati price current notes a dip from March highs in hog prices with western slaughter at 405 000 head, up from the prior week. For March 1 total hog slaughter reaches 3 190 000, vs 3 055 000 last year, while exports and domestic markets show mixed movement as prices edge toward 5.70 per 100 pounds.
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Lbs
Cincinnati
Chicago
Kansas City
South Omaha
St. Louis
St. Joseph
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Cudahy
Ottumwa
Cedar Rapids
Sioux City
St. Paul
Minn
iCleveland
Louisville
Wichita
Kan
Detroit
Wheat and crop prospects from Cincinnati Price Current
Rainy western regions keep soils dry while eastern areas gain moisture. Wheat shows good progress and promise. oats seeding slowed in Ohio Indiana Illinois Missouri, while Iowa sowing proceeds. Prices and receipts for Chicago May wheat, corn, and oats cited along with visible supply figures.
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Kansas
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Missouri
Iowa
Chicago
Oceanic Oil Market Summary Across Cities
Oil and turpentine markets report mixed activity. Charleston turpentine and rosin show no quotations. Savannah turpentine firm at 46c with 717 bbls sold and rosin 1 902 bbls sold. Toledo notes North Lima at $1.04 oil. Wilmington reports spirits turpentine steady at 45c, tar $1.60, crude firm at $2.25 to $4.25 with 62 bbls received.
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City
Charleston
Savannah
Toledo
North Lima
South Lima
Indiana
Wilmington
Police Find Lost Boy in City Neighborhood
Police locate three year old Morris Reiss wandering near Ninth and Race streets. Parents live at 755 Barr street. Child cried, taken to Central Station then to the Children's Home where he was quickly reunited with his mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Reiss
Barr Street
Ninth and
Race Streets
Central Station
Receiver Sought for Loveland and Cincinnati Traction
County Clerk Peter W Durry filed a petition in Common Pleas Court seeking appointment of a receiver for the Loveland and Cincinnati Traction Company insolvent or in danger of insolvency. The company owed $899.75 plus costs from condemned property proceedings in 1904 and had an unsatisfied execution with no levying property located. Also, a jury awarded Louis Diemer $255 against several defendants on notes indorsed for money lent to Fagin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter W.durr
Common Pleas Court
Loveland & Cincinnati Traction Company
Ireton
Collins, Schoenle
W. J. Sanderson
David Dowd
Daniel Laurance
Vivian J. Fagin
Fagin
Michael Muller
Bates & Meyer
Sanford Brown
Acquits Shantyboatman on Counterfeit Charge
Frank Collier, floating shantyboat man, was acquitted by Judge Thompson after trial in the United States Court. Authorities found counterfeit silver dollars and half dollars on him. Collier testified he found the money and intended to turn it in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Collier
United States
Thompson
Collier
W. Meredith Yeatman
James J. Boyle
Hamilton
Columbus
Allread
William Walsh
Greenville
Walsh
Post Office
Boyle
John Stengel
Dayton
Mutual Home and Savings Association of Dayton
Dayton Merchants’ National Bank
H. J. Keiser & Sons
Comprome
Harmon
Stockholders Named in Macadamized Turnpike Company Asset Distribution
Receiver Charles F. Dolle reports the Cincinnati Montgomery Hopkinsville Rochester and Clarksville Macadamized Turnpike Company stockholders entitled to share assets. Totals show 1597 shares with $10180.88 cash available plus a $1249 decree. Several estates and individuals hold shares. claims include McCrea Staley suit for $200 and Keller for $2000 compensation. Court may withhold funds to cover costs and declare a $4 per share dividend. The page notes a separate March 13 suit against Second National Bank for $5000 damages.
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Sees
Charles F. Dolle
Cincinnati, Montgomery
Hopkinsville
Rochester
Clarksville
Common Pleas Court
Simon Cochran
Milton S. Cochran
Joseph C. Langdon
Wade Cushing
William Langdon
Barbara Lang
A. L. Cosbey
Charles W. Bollwage
Charles T. Keller
Russel Blair
D. K. Keller
J. S. Buckingham
Jeremiah Merrow
William H. Hopkins
Foster Todd
Blair
Kincaide
F. M. Coppock
Martha A. Sampson
William Hieatt
Dolle
McCrea and Staley
Thomas J. Kidwell
Second National Bank
Multiple parties named in 1900s construction and court matters
Articles cover a carpenter's injury on a Ninth and Main bank project with McDonald and NorthWestern Tile, plus Werner Adamsk in architects. court upholds a $50 slot machine fine under a four mile limit. a personal injury suit against the C C C St L Ry for $1,500. bankruptcy trustee sues City Hall Bank for $3,674.01 over trust funds. attorney Gideon C Wilson represents the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. McDonald & Co
Northwestern Tile Company
Werner & Adkins
Bank
Ninth and Main Streets
Kidwell
T. R. Snyder
T. L. Michie
Woodmansee
Sueders
Antisaloon League
League
Louis Wien
Louis Edell
Mary M. W. Wing
Columbus
Louis L. Sedler
Rabenstein, Harris & Conner
City Hall Bank
Fim
Gideon.c. Wilson
Breuer Must Face Sanity Trial in Arson Case
Judge Hunt orders a sanity trial for Charles C. Breuer, Clifton capitalist, on the arson indictment of the Franklin Building at Third and Plum. Breuer’s guardianship, prior insanity finding, and expected medical testimony are noted as attorneys seek a verdict on his current sanity. A separate murder case against George Baker is set for April 27.
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Breuer
Workum & Bowdle
John C. Rogers
Powel Crosley
George Baker
Irvine
John Smith
Carlise Avenue
John Street
Divorce Court Divorces in Cruelty and Custody Battle
Grace Doyle sues Edward Doyle for divorce custody and alimony after alleging she was burned by a lamp and threatened with murder and a carving knife. Judge James B. Swing bars molestation and limits wages during the case. Attorney A J McNair represents Grace. Mary Condron seeks divorce and name restoration from George Condron on cruelty and neglect grounds. Attorney J H Charles Smith represents Mary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Doyle
Edward Doyle
Doyle
H. J. Reedy Elevator Company
James B. Swing
A. J. McNair
Mary
George Condron
Mary Hamilton
J. H. Charles Smith
Probate details outline heirs and executors across many estates
Under John F Schwarz will Margaretha receives life income. After her death distributes to Wick 500, heirs of Ricka Gunther 500, Mina and William Muller, John Hifert, Robert Eifert, Charles Hifert, Karoline Eifert, Margaret Eifert, Karl Eifert, William Hitert Jr, John This 200 each, Margaret Leiritz's children 50 each, Catherine Hifert 200, and residues shared among Christopher Schwarz, Christian Schwarz, Justine Haug, and heirs of David Schwarz. George Rabenstein named executor. Jackson Sparrow administrator with will annexed of David N. Muchmore, with 270 paid to Muchmore’s parents. Also provisions for Muchmore’s support. Rigstenberg estate to Mary Riestenberg. remaining to children. Parnell estate to wife Sarah. Virginia De Charms directs distribution per sealed letter. Pearnélay Fitch authorized to accept 1200 from P C Co St L Ky Co for death of John Fitch. Elizabeth Legge appraised 1134. Johanna O’Brien 510. Various applications to administer estates listed including Patee, Parnell, Wood, Birch, Stern, De Mar, Fitch, Bems, Miller.
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John F. Schwarz
Margaretha
Testator
August C. Wick
Ricka Gunther
Mina
William Muller
Regina Muller
Nordheim
Germany
John F. Hifert
Cincinnati
Robert Eifert
Charles
Mary E. Muchmore
Muchmore
Theodore Rigstenberg
Mary Riestenberg
Henry Parnell
College Hill
Sarah E. Parnell
Virginia de Charms
Beatrice de Charms
Pearnélay Fitch
P. C. Co
St. L. Ky. Co
John Fitch
Elizabeth Legge
Johanna O'Brien
Jane EB. Patee
John R. Patee
Sarah EH. Parnell
Fayette M. Wood
Catherine Birch
David Stern
Frank Albert
James F. de Mar
James de Mar
Pearnelay’ Fitch
Etta C. Bems and
Dana
Miller
Hannah J. Miller
Juvenile Court Penalties in Delinquency Case
Julius Wolpa was fined 100 dollars by the Juvenile Court judge for encouraging delinquency in young girls. Carrie Brownfield, charged similarly, received a reprimand and was discharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Wolpa
Carrie Brownfield
Legal Notice on Opera Place Improvement
Notice to nonresident property owner abutting Opera Place between Vine and Elm Streets of Cincinnati City Council approval to resurfacing Opera Place with asphalt. It details assessments, 10 annual installments with interest, option for cash payment, bond issuance, and city funding for non specially assessed costs. Passed February 24, 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera Place
Vine Street
Elm Street
James Seepuceson
H. W. Stephenson, Sr
Brooklyn
N. Y
Council
City of
Cincinnati
Race Street
State of Ohio
Board of Public Service
Ray
Dee
John Galvin
Edwin Henderson
Proposal for Cincinnati Garbage Removal Contract 1908
City of Cincinnati invites sealed proposals for collection removal and disposal of garbage dead animals and animal offal from all city areas for one year and optional five year extension. Bids due May 7 1908 with $10 000 bond or equivalent deposit. Council reserves right to reject any bids. Edwin Henderson City Clerk.
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City of
Cincinnati
City Hall
City of Cincinnati
Council of
Amy and
Ails
Edwin Henderson
Notice to Contractors Hamilton County Ohio 1908
The Hamilton County Board of Commissioners invites sealed proposals for Spring Grove avenue improvement from the Cincinnati line to Carthage pike Millcreek Township. Bids due May 8 at 12 pm. require two $500 sureties and blank forms. The board may reject any or all bids. Stanley Struble presides. Fred Dreihs, clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Commissioners
Hamilton County
Cincinnati
Ohio
Board of County Commissioners
Spring Grove Avenue
Cincinnati Corporation
Carthage Pike
Millcreek Township
Board of Hamilton County Commissioners
Stanley Struble
Fred Dreihs
Choir Photograph in Sundays Commercial Tribune Illustrated Magazine
St Peter's Cathedral choir members and friends are urged to obtain next Sunday's Commercial Tribune to see a group photo in the Illustrated Magazine. The issue includes jokes stories and anecdotes and is bound with colored covers, distributed with the Sunday edition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercial Tribune
Man Identified as Dominick Mullen Found in Ohio River
Dominick Mullen a 45 year old solicitor of 935 Central Avenue was fished from the Ohio River near Central Avenue early yesterday morning. Several witnesses saw him step onto a float then plunge into the river. He was aided to shore, taken by police to City Hospital, police call the fall an accident caused by drinking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominick Mullen
Central Avenue
Ohio River
Proposals Open for Coal Shipment to Mississippi River Commission
Sealed proposals from the Liggett Building in St Louis solicit furnish 475000 bushels coal in barges with bids due by 12 noon May 13 1908 and public opening afterward. Information available on application to Captain G R L ukesh Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ccnief Quartermaster’s Office
Federal Building
Chicago
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
St. Louis
Quartermaster’s Department
U. S. Army
W. W. Robinson, JR
Chquar‘termaster
Ill
Cuba
Newport News
Ilavana
Mississippi River Commission
Liggett Building
G. R. Lukesh
Sec
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Grain and Provisions
NEW York Mining
Kentury
City O
Loveland and Cincinnati Co
Lueders
United States Court
Isc
Kivvale
Criminal Court
Probate Court
Peter’s Cathedral
Dow Drug Stores
Serodino Bros
Tarrant Co
Hudson St
Barber College
Fourth Street
Palace Hotel
Donaldson
Cook
Avondale
Moler College
Fourth St
R. Holterhoff
Ingalls
Evanston
A. L. Pachoud
Walnut St
Westwood
Harrison Av
Forest AV
Lewis R. Smith
911 Union Trust
Sheriff’s Sale
Remington
Ezekiel & Bernheim CO Auctioneers
Financial and Loans
Interstate Investment.Co
Sheprife
Max Hoffert
Superior Court
John Proctor
Harry Hess
N. B
Ezekiel & Bprnheim CO
Auburn
F. W. Boye
W. W. Cor
Medical
Br. LaFrance
DR. Lafranco
General Depot
Q. M. Dept
Jeffersonville
Ind
Q. M
R. M. Schofield
WM. T. Russell
Cincinnati Packet Line
E. R. Mauck
Public Landing
Queen Guy
Greene Line
Coutner
Sycamore
Pointy
Main St
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