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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1908

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Wheat and grain prices rally amid bullish demand

In a firm trading day December wheat rose to new season highs with May at 1.11 and July near 1.04, while December hit 1.06. Corn and oats closed steady or stronger as buyers absorbed offerings. Liverpool market showed strength from slim Northwest receipts, with rain or snow in winter wheat belt as a bearish note. Primary receipts reached 860,000 bushels as mixed regional activity supported futures and cash grain.

Liverpool St. Louis Bradstreet’s Minneapolis Luth Chicago Io .Lige

New York Wheat Prices Rise on Bullish Crop News

Wheat futures hit new highs as firmer markets, light Northwest arrivals, and a bullish Modern Miller crop report support prices. Cash wheat and oats show steady to firm tones with varied spot quotes, while copper, sugar, and other grains display mixed movements across markets in New York, Liverpool, and Duluth reports.

Cattle Prices Mixed As Demand Remains Steady In Chicago

Cattle buyers showed solid demand with liberal receipts and steady to lower prices across grades. Fat steers remained scarce while light heifers sold lower. milk cows held steady to weak. Hogs faced price drops from higher supply with mixed packing prices. sheep and lambs stayed steady for ewes and lifted for lambs amid fair receipts.

Chicago

Market Report Shows Mixed Livestock Prices and Wary Demand

New York reception data indicate steers and bulls mixed with gains for cows and dressed beef. Hogs show weakness while sheep and lambs remain uneven. heavy receipts across cattle hogs and calves reflect cautious buyer interest and regional price shifts.

Oil and Turpentine Market Notes Across Several Cities

Market updates from Toledo Ohio to Wilmington North Carolina report varied oil prices with North Lima at 1.04 dollars and Lima regions at 99 cents. Turpentine and rosin prices show firm levels in Charleston Savannah and Charleston with multiple grades listed and bilkton receipts and shipments.

Toledo North Lima South Lima Indiana Oil City Charleston Savannah Wilmington N. C

Dairy and Poultry Prices Across Markets

reports from Chicago New York and Kansas City show dairy butter creameries and cheese prices steady to firm with varying receipts eggs steady at several markets. Poultry prices for alive birds are mixed with spring chickens fowls and turkeys quoted, while butter and eggs hold near recent levels across the regional exchanges.

Chicago Young Americas New York Western Higgs Kansas City

Louisville Tobacco Market Reports Daily Offerings

Local tobacco breaks show 1908 crop Burley 225 hhds and dark 32 hhds plus 1907 crop Burley 32 hhds dark 3 hhds and old crop 2 hhds original inspection 272 hhds reviews 22 hhds total 294 hhds Rejections yesterday Burley 16 hhds dark none Prices Burley 11 25 to 21 50 Dark 6 70 to 11 50.

Commercial Tribune Louisville Burley

Best Shopping Hours From 8:30 to 12 In Sheteg

From 8:30 to 12 the best shopping hours in Sheteg are highlighted as the period with fastest service. Orders placed in this window are packed during the day, reducing night work and speeding delivery.

Sheteg

Seed prices for Clover seed in Toledo Q

Seed market note lists Clover seed with cash price in December and February 75 cents and March pricing details for Toledo Quebec.

Toledo

New York Mining Report Fragment Surfaces

A garbled New York mining note references Alice 225 Brunswick stock and other securities with scattered figures and unclear abbreviations, limited by legible fragments from a December filing.

Real Estate Transfers and Mortgages Listed in Local Notices

Mortgage filings show Edward F. Cunningham to Brighton German Bank Co and Amelia W. Henderson to Southern Ohio Te Be TD among numerous transfers. Recorded mortgage cancellations include Charles Ward to W. H. Taylor and Adelia C. Williams to Alvira Stock with several unrelated entries across dozen properties and lenders.

Iwen Ing Co Front Street Robert Edward F. Cunningham Brighton German Bank Co C.ereeedere Sane B. & Sve Paadvondsergeese Ae Ma Amelia W. Henderson Ohio Robert T. Greele Charles L. Spence Findlay L Ban Marco Charles Shwara W. H. Taylor Adelia C. Williams Alvira Laura Cramer Laura Cramer To Mrs Blythe, Thee 700 Nellie J. Prather L. Kumilehn Sas Apis En Buckeye L.ae Ernst Boseert Wage Ie Cs Eng Brighton German Bank C Oernsee Ativenscacen Frank J. Coffey Jacob Peak Eliz Matzger Union Karl Brighton German Bank Commpeny Des Co Egade Ced John A. "Spinney Seventh Ward Laura A. Hines A. H. Keybell A. H. Millward John Burké Albert H. Millward Vendome B. & L. Cotobaiy Bedes Enne Margaret S. Cooper Benjamin F.mclennan Frank H. Fetter German B. L. & &. Cooma Oe Ohn Cnts Thessaly

New Suits Filed in Common Pleas Court

Case listings show several filings including Victor L. Fating v Roscoe C Facing et al for partition of estate No 141598 and G W Mayer v Phillips Bros from Squire Lamping No 141599 with others: Wesley W Welsh v Lenora Mc Lean et al for partition No 141600 William BE Wortman v William Co White et al lien and execution for 298 85 and Alfred T Fulford as plaintiff or party.

Victor L. Fating Roscoe C. Facing Charles T. Coppock G. W. Mayer Phillips Bros Squire Lamping Wesley W. Welsh Lenora McLean Helen Hall Hugh B Squire Myerg J

Cotton Markets Slide Across Atlantic with Mixed U.S. Signals

New Orleans reports dull spot cotton with a slight decline and futures down 6 to 11 points as cooler demand weighs on prices. Liverpool shows lower spot prices and mixed futures, while New York closes easy after a nervy session amid large estimated crop yields and heavy receipts.

New Orleans SABI Saree Naan Beapgr ADTE Spas Pacea Seis Aiey Peay Sisvecs Ascecesst Deesee Oeieten Tds Arbysdenr

Coffee futures close steady with mixed December to September offers

The New York coffee futures market closed steady with slight declines across contracts. Trading showed 25 900 bags with December at 5.05 to 5.10 cents, March at 0.20, May at 5.20 to 5.25, September at 5.30, and Rio No 7 at 0.47 cents in rough figures.

St. Timothy Reir United States Clicinust P.O. T Aeereses Aioe Aland Ee New York Rio Santos Mila Dull Aedowe

Sale tale hints at altered drivers and Bullvery incident

Fragmentary note suggests a tale of altered drivers and a Bullvery related event, with limited legible details. The text references a generic sale and a possible disruption but lacks confirmable names, places, or dates.

Legal and court actions span contracts and divorces in Ohio case load

The report covers a Duhme Jewelry contract verdict of 2501.26 against Fox & Jewell and related suits in Judge Woodmansee and Judge O Connell courts. It notes dismissals of bucket shop claims against O Dell Stock and Grain and an Adelbert College bonds case appeal. Divorce rulings include Carraro, Feiler, Cantwell, Keller, and Suder. Additional matters involve patent appeal, rail supply claims, and a street railway injury settlement.

Kittridge @ Wilby Klock Bros Duhme Jewelry Company O'Connell J. W. O'Hara Jones & James Edward P. Dehmer Cleveland Good Samaritan Annex James B. Swing Dehner Walker Bernard Teutsch Fox & Jewell Woodmansee Teutsch Bowling Green Louisiana Hicks & North W. W. Symmes Common Pleas Court O’dell Stock and Grain Company William O’dell Western Reserve University At Federal Court James R. Jessup Wabash, St. Louis & Pacific Railway Company Adelbert College Cyrus F. Pierson Judge Sater Duner Company Grand Rapids Railway Company Sater Railway Company Lackawanna Steel Company Harmon Lackawanna Company Louis R. Carraro West Fifth Street Lulu Chicago Caldwell Hattie Feiler Edward Feiler Lillie Cantwell Simpson Cantwell Addie Keller Lawrence Keller George Minnie Suder Pfleger George W. Bartley Frank Kendle Peter Dugan Charles Wetterer Jerry Conners Dugan

Board of Education Seeks Bids on Heating and Ventilating Work

The Board of Education invites bids for platform coal shaft stage band gallet hoist and steam heating ventilating temperature work. Each bid must include names of all interested parties and a guaranty of a percent of the bid amount. Bids on blank forms are available at offices. sealed envelopes with outside markings required. Surety bond required for contracts over $600.00.

Ason Ssetai Gallet Rick Board of Education Co. W. Handman First Intermediate School Lesks

Norwood seeks bids for Silver Street Improvement Bonds

Sealed proposals due noon February 24 1908 to City Auditor H Gebhart Norwood Ohio cover bonds of Norwood Ohio for 2394 dollars to finance Silver Street improvement from 8th Avenue to Lawn Avenue. Bonds dated December 24 1908 payable in installments over 1 3 5 7 8 9 10 years at 4.5 percent interest. Minimum bid equal to par plus accrued interest. certified 5 percent bid bond required.

Norwood Ohio City Montgomery Zim Svea Gowrek Pienock Silver Street Avenue Lawn Avenue Due Payne H. Gebhart Montgomery and Elm Avenues Highland Avenue Montgomery Pike Ash Street Ll. H. Gebhart

Norwood Ohio plans sale of 90000 in Montgomery Avenue bonds

The City Auditor of Norwood Ohio invites sealed bids by December 29 1908 for 180 bonds totaling 90000 to fund resurfacing Montgomery Avenue with granite block. Bonds bear 4 percent interest payable semi annually, dated sale day, mature 25 years after, with minimum bid at 100 percent of gross amount.

Highland Avenue Bonds Bids Sought by Norwood Ohio

The Auditor of Norwood Ohio invites bids for 80002.45 dollars in Highland Avenue improvement bonds dated December 1 1968 to fund 98 percent of macadam work from Montgomery Pike to Ash street. Bonds mature in 3 6 7 8 and 10 years with purchaser's premium and final balance adjustments.

Partnership assets accepted at 93448.90 in case filed

Henry Kleindorf applied to administer Phoebe Buxton's estate valued at 2000 dollars while partnership assets were accepted at 93448.90 in the related filing.

Henry Kleindorf Phoebe Buxton

River Schedule and Ohio River Stage Report

Daily river departures list shows Maysville Chile Cricket with times 112 noon 3 p.m. Louisville and Cincinnati stage updates note Ohio River at Cincinnati at 4 feet and stationary as of yesterday 6 p.m.

Maysville Chile Louisville Kentucky Chilo Ohio River Cincinnati

River Listings and Forecast From Port Arrivals

Arrivals at the port yesterday include the Lizzie Bay from Louisville Cricket from Chile and Chile from Maysville. Deboarding shows Lizzie Bay bound for Louisville Chile bound for Maysville and Cricket bound for Chile. Government forecast for the twenty fourth at 8 am predicts deterite in the Ohio tributaries with Cincinnati river stationary Friday and rising Saturday.

Lizzie Bay Louisville Chile Maysville Foraysville Cricket Ohio Cincinnet

River conditions and arrivals at Midwestern ports

River readings show Freeport 0.8 feet and Beaver Dam 1.7 feet at Pittsburg while Wheeling reports 0.10 inch and stationary. Madison notes rising 2.6 feet then falling amid rain, with boats arriving and departing for Cincinnati and Ocanahem. St Louis sees arrivals including The Bald and Peter Lee as Sabine river conditions clear and pleasant.

Pittsburg Freeport Beaver Dam Wheeling Madison Cincinnati M. Gould Ocmahen ST Louis the Bald Petera Lee Sitillo Sabine

Ohio Incorporations Filed in Secretary of State Office

Special Dispatch reports that on December 4 in Columbus Ohio the secretary of state recorded filed articles of association for several new corporations. The notices name the entities and their proposed business purposes though specifics are not provided in the fragment.

Commercial Trident Columbus Secretary of State

Seasongood Guiterman Co-Partners Renew Limited Pact

The partners Seasongood Guiterman and Bloom renew a limited co partnership in Cincinnati Ohio for clothing manufacturing and sales. Special partner I J Friedlander contributes 50900 dollars to capital. Agreement runs November 1 1908 to October 31 1909 with four named partners notarized in Hamilton County Ohio.

Seasongood, Guiterman & Co Seasongood, Guiterman &Co Charles. Bloom Karl M., Guiterman Philip L. Seasongood Cincinnati Ohio I. J. Friedlander Charles Bloom Karl M. Guiterma State of Hamilton County Ben L. Heidingsfeld Charl Bloom Karl M. Gutterman Philip Seasongood L. Heidingsfeld Hamilton Couny

Adminstratrix Sale Proposals for Henry Roos Estate

Proposals for the purchase of mining and other stocks of Henry Roos, deceased, must be received by December 10. Inquiries to W. H. Jones, Attorney for Oral Bank, Bid Room 94, Fourth National Bank Building.

Henry Roos W. H. Jones Oral Bank Fourth National Bank

Cleveland firms listed for large sums in new capital report

A Cleveland financial roundup shows multiple firms and individuals named for significant investments. Entries include the Cleveland Mausoleum Co with 30000 by L McCollum et al, F and C Haffner Co in Cincinnati with 200000 led by Frank L Haffner, and National Theater Co of Cincinnati with 25000 led by Isaac Frankel among others.

Cleveland F. W. Benedict R. B. Parker W. S. Groot S. B. Wheeler C.,t. Young Cleveland Mausoleum Company L. L. McCollum Winifred Li. Hodsoll Albert EB. Green Joseph Hidy H. E. Gragi J. M. Haffner Frankl. Haffner, Jr Elizabeth Haffner Lena V. Haffner National Theater Company Cincinnati Isaac Frankel Tho A. Reilly Edwin P. Bernardi Frank W. Huss John J. Huss Dandridge Mutual Aid Dandridge Street John H. Westerkamp George H. Krogman James Roberte Jasper Roberts Henry Wiehoff Jacob Harbricht Oliver Boeckman First Presbyterian Church of Bellefontaine Ashe & Son Company Fostoria Ohio Fertilizing and Re Company Dayton Rouiname Men's Association of West Palestine

Bank Closure Shocks Tonopah Area Depositors

The Age and Mountain Bank of Round Mountain Nevada shut its doors over bad loans. Officials say it will reopen in thirty days to pay depositors but not resume operations. Capital stock listed at 25000 with substantial liabilities. The notice notes uncertainties and cautions customers about funds.

Tonopah Nev Age and Mountain Bank

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