Demand Drives September Wheat Market Higher in Chicago
Chicago traders saw firm cash wheat and advances in September futures spurred by Liverpool buying and limited short offerings. Corn and provisions stayed firm while oats eased. receipts and export activity varied as markets adjusted to week’s shipments and hog price impulses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Liverpool
Shorts
Kaka
Northwest
Minneapolis
Duluth
Toledo
Southwest
Bradstreet
Grain markets and shipments across Duluth Minneapolis and St Louis
Bank clearings show 159000 bush wheat 132000 bush shipments, corn 16000 bush, oats 8000 bush. Wheat prices in Duluth and Minneapolis range from 97c to 1.02 dollars with September to May contracts. Receipts and shipments report flour and grain totals, with flour prices and various grain values noted across cities.
Grain Market Summary With Wheat Lead Higher On Cables
NY commodities report shows wheat futures firm on strong cables and Argentine shipments with September at 1.0216 and December 1.033-16. Cash wheat, corn, oats, and byproducts noted with mixed prices. barley and hay steady or quiet. Regional dispatches cite cash and futures levels in Toledo Baltimore Milwaukee and Kansas City markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Duluth
Special Dispatch
Commercial Tribune
Toledo
Baltimore
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Choice Prairie
Cattle Receipts and Market Report Across Cities
Cincinnati and other markets report livestock receipts for 24 hours with cattle hogs and sheep. Prices vary by grade with steers heavies and extras steady to higher, while churn of hogs and lambs shows mixed demand and regional variations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Commercial Tribune
East Buffalo
Cotton seed oil Prime 34c noted in New Orleans market
In New Orleans on August 28 the market reports cotton seed oil priced at prime 34 cents per pound with buyers watching for refining and distribution trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Tobacco market steadies with fair week prices
The weekly market shows fair absorption at satisfactory prices with heavier rejections averaging 30 percent. Medium light trash and color wrappers lead, while high grade heavy red leaf and cigarette wrappers fetch the best premiums. Week totals compare to prior period with 160 hhds offered and 49 rejected at $15.16 per hundred pounds. Cincinnati quotations noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Oc Deeievss
Des Snovesensebeus
Eseseese
Wholesale Fall Trade 18 Brisk in New Orleans and Across Markets
Market reports describe quiet cotton spots in New Orleans with steady futures and 185 bales traded on spot. New York opens firm, then weakens with 150000 bales traded. Liverpool shows steady prices and weekly stats. wholesale fall trade improves with steel, footwear, and general jobbing gains, though cotton costs and collections remain tight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Liverpool
Texas
Éavseces Posen Shes Ee
Zenency
Cewe
Hester
New York
Shorts
Wall Street
Houston
Gulf
R. G Dun & Co
Stock prices from Boston market report
A Boston market roundup lists percentages and prices for numerous mining and related shares including Amalgamated 80 percent Atlantic 14 percent Calumet and Hecla 670 Franklin 123 percent Isle Royale 238 percent United Copper 11 percent Nevada 16 percent and Butte area listings such as North Butte 85 percent and Butte Coalition 26 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Adventure
Allouez
Amalgamated
Atlantic
Bingham
Calumet
Hecla
Centennial
Copper Range
Daly West
Franklin
Granby
Isle Royal
Mass
Michigan
Mohawk
Montana Coal and Coke
Old Dominion
Oscelon
Parrot
Quincey
Shannon
Tambrack
Trinity
Ohio Incorporations Filed with Secretary of State
A list of newly filed articles of association across Ohio cities including Cleveland Youngstown Dayton Norwalk and Logan with capital amounts from 1 000 to 150 000 and names of officers and organizers for each entity such as Hexter Lining Company German Chemical Supply Company and Royal Furniture Company along with clubs and chambers of commerce and capital stock increases for Hocking Valley Fire Clay Company and The Royal Furniture Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Hexter
George A. Hanrahan
Edw. C. Hancke
al J. Ross
W. H. Phelan
Peach Prices Fall Amid Bumper Michigan Ohio Crop
Unprecedented peach receipts and reports of a bumper crop across Michigan and Ohio push prices down by $1 a bushel in the past week. The current price is $2 lower than the same period last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Ohio
Detroit
Mich
River Departures and Ohio River Conditions
The River column lists Charleston Madison Louisville Tacoma Pomeroy Kentucky and Indiana departures at 5 pm with daily schedules. The Ohio River at Cincinnati stood at feet 5 inches and was stationary. forecast shows falling between Huntington and Portsmouth with slight rise at Cincinnati tonight through Sunday. The Tacoma Kentucky Indiana steamers sail at 5 pm from foot of Sycamore and Main streets. Greenwood Courier Lizzie Bay City of Cincinnati operate. Woodruff snagboat delayed. Inspectors certify Lawrence Maysville and Emma Marie Portsmouth as good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwood
Pomeroy
Courier
Maysville
Lizzie Bay
Madison
City of Cincinnati
Louisville
Tacoma
Kentucky
Indiana
Ohio River
Ohio
Huntington
Portsmouth
Cincinnati
Touisville
Chile
Greene Line
Sycamore Street
Main Street
Woodruff
Russell
Peyton
Cameron
Lawrence
River conditions and arrivals at riverside towns update
Pittsburg reports river gauge under .1 foot with Beaver main unchanged. Wheeling river 1.7 feet and steady. Madison river 5 feet and falling. Louisville river steady with .7 feet falls and 2.9 feet canal level. clear and warm. Arrivals Kentucky from Cincinnati and Tarascon from Evansville. Kentucky departed to Cincinnati. Evansville river 4.6 feet and falling. Cairo 9 feet and falling. St Louis river 11.6 feet and falling with several arrivals and departures including Spread Eagle and City of Memphis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Freeport
Beaver Main
Wheeling
Madison
Louisville
Kentucky
Cincinnati
Tarascon
Evansville
Cairo
Annie Russell
St. Louis
Liberty
Lower
Mississippi
Spread Eagle
Alton
Belle of Calhoun
Hamburg
Tennessee
Kansas City
Quincy
St. Paul
Stacker Lee
Memphis
Cape Girardeau
City of
Norwood Real Estate Notes Highlight Developments
A $10,000 store and apartment building will rise at Montgomery pike and Slane avenue Norwood by Charles Westerman. The two and one-half story structure measures 388 by 69 feet with plans by Fosse and Reed. Central City Cigar Co relocates to Vine and Benton streets as cigar store newsstand and laundry office paying 360 dollars yearly to Chris Liezel via Smith Bros. & Co. Charles Marchman plans a $5,000 Madisonville residence. W F Smith of White Oak Coal Co has leased 2319 Burnet avenue McGregor Park residence for years at 600 dollars yearly. plans by Fosse Reed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery Pike
Slane Avenue
Norwood
Charles Westerman
Fosse & Reed
Central City Cigar Company
Chris Liezel
Smith Bros. & Co
Vine and
Benton Streets
Charles Marchman
Queen City Savings Bank
Madisonville
W. F. Smith
White Oak Coal Company
Henry M. Gabel
Burnet Avenue
McGregor Park
Smith Bros. &Co
Real Estate Transfers and Mortgages in Madisonville Area
Real estate transfers list numerous parcel exchanges and leases in Madisonville and nearby towns. Transactions involve Jennie C. Harris, Charles Heilker, John Stroub, Catharina Nurre, Ayres Bramble, Anna Ewing, Philip Dietrich, Wilhelm Armstrong, Flora Miller, Martin Herzog, Elenora Wasmer, Isaac Bates Jr., Sarah Morris, Anna Urban, Albert Davis, George Anderson, Theresa Pogba, Nancy Ballentine, and others. Leases and mortgage activity also noted with several properties and sizes, plus multiple canceled mortgages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie C. Harris
Annie H. Crossman
Charles H. Jones
Charles A. Heilker
C. A. Melker
Madisonville
John W. Stroub
Albert F. Stallo
John J. Dittgen
Catharina B. Nurre
Carolina Schulhof
Sullivan Avenue
Church Street
Charles H. "Jones
Bramble Avenue
Ayres L. Bramble
Charles A. Hellker
Eeeble Avenue
Anna Ewing
Ithael Hilsinger
Eastern Avenue
Philip Dietrieh
R. B. Malden
Broadway, BS
ION Sn
Bk Soc
Csseccnc Des
William H. Armstrong Et “al
Franz Walter
Central Avenue
Hishland Ave
Odele Meats
Charles A. Wasmer
Elenora ‘Wasmer
Florida Avenue
Chase Avenue
Springfield
Albert Davis
William Roettele
George W. Anderson
Jacob Buckmier
New Suits Filed in Common Pleas and Superior Courts
A list of new cases filed including no action lien and execution amounts for several defendants. Notable entries include Kathryn Russell vs Nicholas Russell for alimony, Edward Wagner divorce action, and George Handley vs Grace Handley for divorce. Other matters involve possession of property and insolvency proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon Steinberg
Charles Kolb
Frank Alvarez
George W. Baumann
Kathryn Russell
Nicholas J. Russell
Galvin & Bauer
Kathryn A. Roden
James A. Miller
J. R. Schindel
May Wagner
Edward Wagner
Sparks
Adam C. Faul
Gertrude Frees
Grace Handley
Max Levy
Ethel M. Ruckman
Joseph M. Ruckman
C. W. Spi
C. Moerlein Stanthe
S. Simon Dorschug
Paxton & Warrington
Superior Court
Ella Schuenemann
Amelia Meet
Raymond A
Probe Case Haste Sought by Cincinnati Committee
Chief counsel for the Cincinnati Probe Committee filed a motion in the Ohio Supreme Court seeking advancement of the case on error from Hamilton County Court to speed review. The aim is to aid the Democratic Campaign Committee and capitalize on political grounds before election day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Cincinnati Probe Committee
Cincinnati
Hamilton County
Supreme Court
Hamilton
Democratic Campaign Committee
Cincinnati School District Bond Issue Notice
The Cincinnati school district announces sale of five hundred bonds at 4 percent interest, 40 year maturity, to fund public school property. Bonds dated at sale, payable at American Exchange National Bank New York, proceeds to building fund. Sealed bids due September 8 1988 with 5 percent certified checks. rights reserved to reject all bids. DR J M Withrow President WM Grautman Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Board of Educa
Cincinnati
American Exchange
National Bank of New York City
American Exchange National Bank
Board of Education
City of Cincinnati
City of
Fanis
J. M. Withrow
WM. Grautman
Bid Notice for Woodward High School Project in Cincinnati
Sealed proposals are invited by the Cincinnati Board of Education for complete woodward high school building work. Bids due 12 noon September 8 1908 at the Clerk of the Board of Education office. Separate pricing required for multiple trades with 10 percent bid guaranty. Bond required on contracts over 1000. Co W Handman business manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Cit
A.D
Woodward High School
Sycamore, Franklin, Broadway
Woodward Streets
Cincinnati
Ohio
Gustave W. Drach
Union Trust Building
C. W. Handman
Co. W. Handman
Bidding Notice for Grading Bruce Avenue Lot in Cincinnati
The Cincinnati Board of Education invites bids for grading and filling the Bruce Avenue Lot. Sealed bids due September 8, 1908, 12 o clock noon, for grading and surplus dirt disposal or dumping 30 000 cubic yards in Bruce Avenue extension. Bids on blank forms from Architects Elzner and Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
City Hall
Bruce Avenue
Kirby Road
Innes Avenue
Cincinnati
Ohio
Co. W. Handman
Archbishop Moeller seeks to mortgage Mt. Pleasant lots for parochial school
Henry Moeller Archbishop and trustee for the Church of the Assumption Mt Healthy Ohio petitions the Hamilton County Common Pleas Court for authority to mortgage Lots 39 40 41 and 42 in Joseph Heckinger addition Mt Pleasant now Mt Beal to secure a 7000 loan to fund building a schoolhouse for the congregation parochial school. Hearing set for September 15 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Moeller
Cincinnati
Ohio
Mt. Pleasant
Mt. Beal
Hamilton County
Glaspy Divorce Case Notifies John G Glaspy in Ohio Court
Anna Glaspy files petition against John G Glaspy for divorce alimony and child custody in Case No 140460 of Hamilton County Common Pleas Court. Hearing set on or after September 7 1908. Bates & Meyer attorneys for plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Glaspy
Anna Glaspy
Common Pleas Court
Hamilton County
Ohio
Bates & Meyer
Loveland Citizens’ Electric Cone
Atlas Engine Orks
Atlas Engine Works
Indianapolis
Indiana
H. C. Hubbell & Company
Loveland Citizens’ Electric Company
H.P. Atlas
H. P
Loveland Citizens’ Electric Caen
Atlas Engine Arks
Sealed Proposals Sought for Dam No 13 Power House
The United States Engineer Office Wheeling West Virginia invites sealed proposals to build a power house at Dam No 13 on the Ohio River. Proposals must be received by 11 a.m. Eastern time August 31, 1908, with public opening to follow. Information available from Captain F. W. Alstaetter Engineers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. Gs
Wheeling
W. Va
Ohio River
F. W. Alstaetter
Engrs
Hargis Case Still Argued In Patricide Trial
In Lexington Ky on August 28 Beach Hargis trial at Jackson continued with arguments for a change of venue. The Commonwealth had filed the motion three days earlier. No decision was reached and arguments were set to continue tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Beach Hargis
Jackson
Commonwealth
Mining stock offerings listed in New York trading page
New York market notes show prices for several mining stocks as of Aug 28. Alice 4.00 offered, Breece 0.05, Brunswick Cons. 0.06, Comstock Tunnel 0.20, Con Cal and Va 0.80, Horn Silver 0.50, Iron Silver 1.20, Leadville Con. 0.08, Little Chief 0.08, Mexican 0.72, Ontario 3.75, Ophir 2.10, Standard 1.90, Yellow Jacket 0.50.
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P.c
New York
Portland
Boston
Rene Little
Philadel
Low Wee
Oakland
Cal
Aes
Pittsburg
San Francisco
Mobile
Naas City
Baltimore
Minneapo Semen
Charleston Oe
New Orleans
Lincoln, Neb
Tees
Athe Tees
Inc
Wilkesbarre
Wheeling
W. Va
Buffalo
Denver
Springfield
Indiana
Youngstown
Qeedmen
Richmond Ae
Maconnen
Ashington
Akron Tee
Spokane, Wash
Outer
Lexington
Salt Lake City
Hockford
Fargo
Bloomington
Nashv Taeeeesene
Canton
Atenee
Rochester Aeneeeereneee
Quincy Tiseeder
Hartford Wees Sane Nenee
Des Moines
Decatur
Ill
Weeweene
Peoria
Mansfield
Norfolk
Fremont
Neb
New Haven
Jacksonville
Grand Rapids
Oklahoma
Birmingham
Houston
Galveston
Sioux City
Columbia
Mass
Sacramento
Hvansville
Dee
Jackson
Missueneennee
Brunswick
Comstock Tunnel
Leadville
Little Chief
Ontario
Baron Speck Von Sternburg Buried In Simple Funeral
In Luetzchena on August 28 the body of Baron Speck Von Sternburg late German Ambassador to the United States was laid to rest in the family mausoleum at Castle Luetzchena. The funeral service was held in the castle dining room and was noted for its simplicity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luetzchena
Baron Speck von Sternburg
United States
Castle Luetzchena
Property notes show multiple building details on Ahrens Street and Western Avenue
On Ahrens Street west side a two and a half story frame building is listed as owned by George Keil with a cost noted. On Western Avenue east side a three and a half story store and residence is listed with Lena Ebbers as owner and location in St Clair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ahrens Street
George Keil
Av Dempsey
Lena Ebbers
St. Clair
Mayor Proclaims Labor Day Observance in Cincinnati
The Cincinnati mayor requests all factories businesses and stores close on Labor Day September 7 in observance of the holiday. He praises the citys working people and urges citizens to unite for the common good and support a municipal fact of labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ohio
Andrew L. Harris
L. Markbreit
Scott Small
Westwood School Desks Bid Notice Seeks Furnishings
The Cincinnati Board of Education invites sealed proposals for complete adjustable desks for Westwood School at Harrison Pike and Montana Avenue. Bids due by 12 noon Tuesday September 22 1908. Samples required, bid forms obtainable at City Hall third floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
City Hall
New Westwood School
Harrison Pike
Montana Avenue
Cincinnati
Ohio
Westwood
Co. W. Handman
Proposals for Clothing and Equipage Opened Sept 8 1908
Sealed proposals from bidders will be received until noon September 8 1908 for furnishing 10000 Cot Covers to the Quartermaster's Department U S Army for delivery to Philadelphia New York St Louis or Chicago with up to 50 percent quantity increase. Domestic manufacture preferred with price and quality considerations. Full specifications and proposal blanks available at Federal Building Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Building
Chicago
Philadelphia
New York
St. Louis
Quartermaster’s Department
U. S. Army
W. W. Robenson, JR
Proposals for Forage and Straw Opened at Posts
Sealed proposals in triplicate for furnishing forage and straw for delivery from October 1918 to June 1909 at Chicago Illinois Fort Sheridan Benjamin Harrison Indiana Thomas Kentucky Brady Wayne Michigan and other posts will be opened September 1 1908. Information available at the Chief Quartermaster's Office or post Quartermasters. Envelopes must be indorsed Proposals for Forage and addressed to the Quartermaster at the relevant post or to Lt Col W W Roson Jr CQ M O.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Building
Chicago
Hls
Forts Sheridan
Ill
Benjamin Harrison
Ind
Thomas, Ky
Brady and
Wayne
Mich
W. W. Roson, JR
Also Mentioned on This Page
Perel
Grain and Provisions
Dun
New England
New York City
Leedsville
C. J. Buddeke & Co
Boston Mining
Charleston
Iindiana
Charles J. Smith
Reuben ‘Tyler
Anhofer
Baltimore Ave
Betta Fitzpatrick
Southern Ohio Savings
Mary Aitchell
Charlotte Zinsle
Lena
F. A. Biom
C.essccencsens
Sallie Clippinger
Madison B. A
Christina McGlincey
Malbina H. Ac
William F. ‘Detzel
Wyoming L
Kanes Nanan En Co
P. A
Henry Pelzer
Hunt Street L. & = Co
P. A. Marchand
Charles Seyfferle
I. M. Shumard
Maria Newcomb
Ans
J. C. Herman
U. 8S
WM. T. Rossell
Hargis
NEW York Mining
A. Dunlevy
Neave Sidg
Barber College
U. S. Marine Corps
Bell Block
Elm St
Glenwood Av
Avondale
Moler College
W. Fourth St
Rig G. Colt
Lawrenceburg
Medical
Cincinnati, O
Ezekiel & Bernheim CO
Greenland
Sycamore St
Intermediate Pointe
Ofilo
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