No Improvement in Stocks Amid Unsettled Market Tone
A Commercial Tribune despatch from New York reports no real stock market improvement. Unsettled sentiment keeps bulls under cover as Call and thirty day money rates stay firm. Currency shifts slowly from the West and crop demand limits loan relief. measures in Congress look unlikely to spark early action.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Cure Rency
Interi
Cerie
Congress
Washington
Appalachians
Pacific Coast
Atlantic Seaboard
Argentina
London
Hawcivn
Paris
Gondon Berlin
Pansy
Oil market roundups and price notes across cities
Across multiple hubs on December 6 figures show oil prices advancing in Ohio North Lima at 1.08 and Lima at 1.0, with Indiana, Ohio, and New York markets steady or higher. Rosin and crude turpentine hold firm in Wilmington and Savannah. spirits and rosin prices in Charleston reported unchanged.
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Owl City
Toledo
Lima
Indiana
Columbus
Ndiana
Ohio
New York
de Massige
York
Philadelphia
Batt
Wilmington
C. Rosin
Savannah
Dee
Bakom
We. Rosin
Charleston
Cincinnati Lodge No 3 Odd Fellows Elect Officers
Cincinnati Lodge No 3 LO F officers elected for the current year include Joseph Hyams Nobis Grand Joseph Kugel Vice Grand Joseph Gilgton Secretary David Tier sen Measurer Merton Cohen Trustee and William Copelen Representative at annual meeting.
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Cincinnati Lodge
Odd Fellows
Joseph Hyams
Joseph Kugel
Joseph G.lgton
David Tiersen
Merton
Cohen
Wm. ,Copelén
Strong Undertone to Wheat Market and Outlook
Chicago reports a strong undertone in the wheat market with ongoing demand boosting prices. Despite large deliverable stocks and long May and December wheat positions, December futures narrowed the gap with May, signaling possible premium by month’s end as bulls expect higher prices.
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Geo. H. “Phillips
Chicago
Tiic
Michigan
Indiana
Ohio
Wheat market bullish on longer term demand and supplies
A trader argues for higher wheat prices driven by strong milling demand in the Northwest and tight stocks, noting lower visible supplies and unfavorable winter crop prospects. He advises buying December wheat on price dips and hedging with cash wheat to protect against declines in May.
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Armour Grain Concern
Northwestern
Minneapolis
Luth
Orient
Chicago
Manitoba
Unchanged Prices for Butter Eggs and Poultry
New York reports steady alive and dressed poultry prices with butter and eggs firm. Receipts show 5 308 dairy items. cheese and eggs also firm with varied make and grade prices. Boston and Baltimore markets note light creamery supplies and firm egg values amid mixed lots and regional variations.
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New York
Pennsylvania
Commercial Tribune
Boston
Creery
Yancy
Lota Guiet
Wa2ic
Baltimore
Dee
Eges
Market Report From Pittsburgh Butter and Poultry Prices
Special Despatch notes varied poultry and dairy prices with items such as butter bricks and tubs, eggs, hens, chickens, turkeys, ducks, and roosters listed for regional markets. Entries mention Cincinnati London Long Island and Louisville with date December 6 and references to cream and quarter cream products.
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Pittsb
Ohio
Ers Mae
Spot grain prices steady as markets show little change
Market roundup from New York to Milwaukee reports steady spot prices for flour, wheat, corn and oats with mixed receipts and modest gains in some futures. Notes include winter patents at 8.60 to 3.55, No 2 red wheat around 79 percent, May corn near 54 to 50 percent and oats steady with several regional quotes.
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Duluth
Board of ‘Trade
Board of Trade
Blasteregees
World Medena Des
Ely
Réault Ib
New York
Minnesota
Manitoba
Danube
Tate
Ieee
Bush
I. F
C.i.f
Buffalo
Southern
Toledo
Chicago
Aiic
Louis
Minneapolis
Kansas
City
Milwaukee
Altimore
Ind
Jersey
Coffe
Dow
Ohio
Schweitzer
Limburget
Orr
Caroline
Puritan
Spartan
Centaur
Golden Gate
Catal.d
Aud
Defiance
Pep Knox LL
Pea Ieee
Opel
Pateenews
Cabo
Seerees
Pocahontas
Glen & & Censary
Gil Phere
Syfin
Fitchville
Mournin Ndigo
Simpson
Seminole Bu
Windsor
Alabama
Brookhaven
Eenee
Elmira Teen Enews
Everett Deviots
Christopher
Oakland
Susquehanna
Royal Blue
Imperial
Bai i. Fo
Caldewa
Cattle and hog market notes from Pittsburg and Chicago
Market despatches report mixed cattle and hog receipts across Pittsburg Chicago and surrounding regions. Prices vary by weight and grade with steady to lower trends on several classes including prime heavy cattle and mixed hogs. Bulls, calves, and sheep also noted with regional price ranges and comparative declines.
Markets Report shows mixed grain and hay futures
The issue details steady to firm tones in wheat rye and timothy hay with No 2 mixed corn and oats quoted at multiple prices. Receipts and shipments tallied for the week, alongside whisky and lumber notes and a comparison to last year’s totals.
Cattle Hogs and Smith Case in Kansas City Market Report
Kansas City market notes show cattle receipts at 1 200 with varied prices for steers cows and calves and hog receipts at 5 000 with steady to slightly lower values. also news that Smith was sworn out by Humane Officer Morris for throwing a knife toward a six year old and pleaded illness to avoid tests.
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Kanbab City
Texas
Commercial Tribune
Morris Smith
Smith
Cudahy Secures Major Oil Lease in Indian Territory
Bartlesville I T reports Acting Indian Agent Levely in Washington says the Cudahy Packing Company secured a long term oil and gas lease for a large portion of Guthrie’s region before the Cherokee agreement ratification last August under the Curtis act. The lease lasts fifteen years and blocks other entrants, giving Cudahy a strong position as oil fields open in the Territory.
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Guthrie
Okla
Bartlettsville
I. T
Levely
Washington
Cudahy Packing Company
Cudahy Company
Canal company dispute halts line crossing in Dayton
A war between the Sea Dayton Repieves Company and the Miami and Erie Canal portal Company escalates as a line crossing at Dayton Street is blocked by a railroad court order. J Lones secured a temporary restraining order under a 159 bond.
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Commercial Tribune
Hamilton
Sea Dayton Repieves. Company
Miami and Erie Canal Portal Company
Igcee Aes
Dayton Street
Ohio State Treasurer mails $80,000 to savings claimants
State Treasurer Cameron mailed checks Saturday to debenture holders in Interstate Savings and Investment Co of Cincinnati. About 80,000 from the sale of assets is distributed among claimants living in Cincinnati, with nonresidents receiving around 60 percent.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Cameron
Interstate Savings and Investment Company of
Cincinnati
Ita Seeee Aoe
Incinnati T
Hapad
December crop report shows corn output high but moldy grain
Ohio State Agriculture Department released the December crop report with projections for 1902. It notes corn area slightly above last year and total production well above 1901, but warns of soft moldy corn and limited grain quality, with Hessian fly damage near five percent and hog losses from hog disease.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Bagis
Tor
Cetimmading
Assergora
Auction Report On Local Cigar Leaf Tobacco Sale
Saturday morning offerings totaled 110 cases in the local auction market. Prices remained steady with export tobaccos higher. notable lots included Zimmer Spanish, Dutch, and Connecticut selections. Cincinnati Miami House handled 92 cases with varying bids from $5.05 to $16.00 per case, while Northern Ohio and Dak regions saw mixed results on seed and leaf lots.
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Connecticut
Tagée'st
Ohio
Cincinnati-Miami
Northern
Igeric
Zimmer
Tobacco Market Report Shows Mixed Week For Burley and Dark Varieties
Total offerings reached 3 700 bales with 2 844 new Burley and 469 old Burley. 768 new dark and 110 old dark bales. New Burley showed large offerings with fair condition but high short trash. bright leaf and export styles in strong demand. Old Burley and dark categories varied, prices firmer for some grades, while rehandling leaf and lugs showed irregular activity. November figures show 3 615 hhds sold.
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Old Burley
Burley
Kinney Trial Postponed in Ohio Bank Embezzlement Case
Special Despatch reports in Columbus that testimony from physicians in Clairsville and Bellaire supports claims that former bank cashier William Eat is dying of consumption. The court case against Eat resumes in the state court, amid embezzlement allegations and uncertain fate of the First Nations bank.
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Kinney
Commercial Tribune Columbus
Clairsyille
Bellaire
William
Ketel
Bank
Prominent Dayton Family Member Fatally Injured in Store Accident
Mrs Lovlee Parts, identified as a member of Dayton's prominent family, died after slipping in a dry goods store on Saturday morning. Parrott, two daughters, Mrs band Faw and Miss ae, were among those affected as authorities investigated the incident.
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Commercial Tribune
Dayton, .C
Lovlee Parts
Ton
Parrott
Daugheera
Mts
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