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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1908
Page
9
Buenos Aires reports bullish Argentine wheat signals countered by a larger U S visible supply, leaving Chicago futures steady. Corn and oats firm. provisions steady. Prices open higher then retreat as wet weather and new supply data weigh on sentiment, futures closing near steady with mixed regional receipts.
Cincinnati markets show steady wheat and corn with light demand and ample offerings. Whisky prices firm. flour and hay steady. various grain and produce quotes listed alongside bank condition reports for Fourth and Second National Banks through November 27 1908.
The report notes flour receipts 28 881 barrels with 11 348 barrels exported, markets quiet to barely steady. Wheat receipts 373 000 and exports 109 602 bushels, prices for No 2 red and No 1 Northern Duluth offered, December at 1.13 ½ dollars, May 1.14 ½, market buoyed then pressured by a large visible supply. corn receipts 125 775 bushels with mixed spot tones and December options quiet. Oats, rye, barley, and livestock prices are listed with varying steadiness, while sugar and molasses show dull activity.
A brief note urges shoppers to start early in the season and day to aid workers and service staff, highlighting the benefits to the working crowd during holiday demand.
A price list for fruit and vegetables with per barrel or per crate rates. Items include bananas beets carrots celery cucumbers cabbage cranberries lemons oranges onions potatoes pumpkins pears string beans squash turnips and general groceries with varying quoted prices and pack sizes.
Boston market brief lists countless mining stocks with fluctuating prices as of Nov 30. Entries include Calumet and Hecla 680, United States Copper 45, Pittsburgh-based names, and varied percentages for others like Arizona Commercial 38 and Wolverine 160.
Wool values in London on November 90 were unsettled as fog forced postponement of wool auction sales. In the United States 8ST Louisville price notes show unchanged wool grades including anne and cloth and heavy fine varieties, while tub-washed and fine grades remained steady amid market uncertainty.
The note claims taking home small packages reduces hours for saleswomen drivers and delivery boys, implying fewer shifts and disrupted work routines within the distribution network.
Comptroller of the Currency Murray issued a call on national banks to report their condition as of the close of business November 27. The nationwide request seeks summary details of assets liabilities and capital across the banking system.
A company named in the clipped text appears to have secured about 500000.00 in funding or capital. The fragment mentions a figure and a few numeric details but lacks clear context on the investor or purpose.
Fragmentary numeric text including sums, percentages, and monetary amounts lacking readable context or identifiable entities. No coherent event or subject can be determined from the provided data.
Special Dispatch notes new articles of association filed in Columbus including Forest City Building in Cleveland with 10000 dollars Euclid Theater in Cleveland 1000 dollars R H H Cleveland company Cleveland Gaddis company Dayton grain brokerage 60000 Northwestern Oil and Gas Zanesville Salineville National Gas Salineville 10000 Asonville oil and Gas Athens 15000 People s Wholesale Supply Somerset 10000 Warner Keffner China East Liverpool 100000 Steubenville Business Men s association.
Buffalo New York East Buffalo stockyards resume operations under strict restrictions after closing due to foot and mouth disease. Officials say cattle movement will be controlled and inspections intensified to prevent spread.
Today timetable lists departures for Louisville Kentucky at 5 p m with aeastene areas Chilo at 12 noon Chile and Cricket at 2 p m Tomorrow Leulaville ines Bay 5 p m Mayaville noon Chile options Grice 3 pm Advertised Departures Louisville Daily 5 p m Sunday 9 am River stage yesterday Obtorit Sta einnau was d toot and falling
Arrivals yesterday included the Lizzie Bay from Lowsville Chilo the Maysville ship Chilo and the Cricket from Chilo. Departures list the Lizzie for Lousville Chilo and the Cricket for Chilo. Light rain fell along the Ohio River yesterday with variable conditions forecast for today and tomorrow.
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