Decline in Wheat Prices Shocks Grain Market at WRN
Weaker wheat futures led a broad market wobble as the December delivery slid before rebounding. Cash corn demand improved with favorable weather lifting prices late. oats fluctuated while provisions held steady amid ample hog receipts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Duluth
Chicago
Wheat and flour prices across Minneapolis New York and Liverpool markets
Merchants report mixed grain values with December futures fluctuating. Minneapolis oats, barley and flour prices hold steady while New York notes a late trading rally in wheat and steady rye flour. Liverpool shows spot wheat and corn steadiness with futures modest gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Minn
New York
Duluth
Milwaukee
Wis
Liverpool
Galveston
C. — Dispatch
Commercial Tribune
Edo
Government seizes hundreds of pounds of coffee in purity case
Inspectors enforcing the pure food law seized large consignments of coffee from the Climax Coffee and Baking Powder Co of Indianapolis. Packages labeled Blended Climax Package Coffee were deemed deceptive and misbranded. Seizures occurred at Raum and Cogreve, J C Kerr Co, and Lewis Bros with thousands of pounds held for court action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Climax Coffee and Baking Powder Company
Indianapolis
Moulinier
Raum & Cogreve
Second Street
United States
Maguire
J. C. Kerr & Co’s
Second’ Street
Lewis Bros
Vine Street
Cattle Prices Rise on Light Receipts Across Markets
Reports from Cincinnati to Chicago show buyers active for good fat cattle with steady to higher prices as receipts shrink. Hog prices firm to higher amid favorable weather, while sheep and lambs remain in steady demand. regional totals vary by city, with notable activity in East Buffalo and Kansas City markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Commercial Tribune
East Buffalo
N. Y
New York
Indiana
Kansas City
ST. Louis
Dee
Chicago
Changes in Available Grain Supplies Reported
Special cables show shifts in wheat corn and oats across regions. Wheat east of the Rockies up 1,864,000 bushels while Canada down 1,912,000. total U S and Canada down 48,000. American and European supply up 1,062,000. Corn and oats up in the U S and Canada by 2,021,000 and 261,000 bushels respectively with key declines from Manitoba and Nashville and a rise from Chicago elevators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Rockies
Canada
Europe
Manitoba
Portland
Nashville
Minneapolis
Chicago
Treasury balances report December 8 shows cash and gold totals
The treasury balance statement lists the general fund figures as of today with available cash at 143,128,483 dollars, gold coin and on hand at 23,649,190 dollars, and gold certificates at 57 dollars, exclusive of the 150 million dollar gold reserve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury
General Fund
Seeds Prices in Toledo Market
Clover seed quotes range with cash at 5.72 percent, December at 5.70, Etna at 6.40, March at 5.57, and Prime Alsike at 8.90 dollars per unit. Market notes seed trade activity and price spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Dec
Governor Harmon Honors Retiring Walnut Hills Leader
Governor-elect Judson Harmon presented Charles E. Schroth with a past master's jewel at a retirement ceremony for the Walnut Hills lodge master. The lodge then elected officers Benton 8S. Oppenheimer as worshipful master Constant Southworth senior warden Libeous Wickware junior warden Charles E. Logan treasurer William Schuchardat secretary Franklin W. Weimann senior deacon Edw. C. Crofton junior deacon Anthony Schlotter junior steward James J. Muir trustee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judson Harmon
Charles E. Schroth
Walnut Hills Lodge
Benton
Oppenheimer
Constant Southworth
Libeous Wickware
Charles E. Logan
William Schuchardat
Franklin W. Weimann
Edw. C. Crofton
Anthony Schlotte
Plans for Mill Creek sewer to Glendale to Ohio River
Friday morning in the council chamber the council committee on sewerage will hear delegations from the academy of medicine associated organizations federated improvement association Business Men's club and the City club regarding plans for a sewer in Mill Creek from Glendale to the Ohio River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mill Creek
Glendale
Ohio River
Council
The
Academy of Medicine, Associated Organizations
Federated Improvement Associatee Business Men’s Club
City Clu
Legal Aid Society to Outline Loan Law Reforms
A Legal Aid Society committee meets to draft a new loan law to regulate usury and protect wives from joint liability. The plan codifies interest rates, repayment recovery, and penalties, aiming to require weekly loan office reports and to deter loan sharks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legal Aid Society
The
Benton Oppenheimer
Northup
Toledo
Hillenkamp
House
Senate
Columbus
Goulds Motion Denied in New York Divorce Case
Justice Seabury refused Frank Goulds bid to strike paragraphs about gifts of jewelry to women from his wifes divorce complaint. The motion argued irrelevancy to the charges, while Mrs Goulds side said the forthcoming formal complaint would show the gifts as inducement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Frank Gould
Justice Seabury
Gould
Altman Wins Steeplechase at New Music Hall Rink
The half mile obstacle roller skating race drew a large audience at the new Music Hall rink. Skaters hurdled fences and barrels. Jon Atinea won with Harris Mayes second. Time 0:02:56.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Music Hall
Jon Atinea
Harris Mayes
Hoyt Defends Panama Canal Payment Details
Solicitor General Hoyt says the president’s letter to Mr. Foulke is true. He confirms payment was made at the Bank of France to the liquidator M Gautron under Seine tribunal decree and split between new and old companies as the decree orders. He equates the tribunal’s action with government action here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dec
Hoyt
Foulke
Panama Canal
Panama’canal
Bank of France
M. Gautron
Civil Tribunal of the Seine
Sia
Real Estate Notes Leases Home in New York Client
Real estate record shows Cleneay and Nourse yesterday for Mrs. Alice Johnson leasing the residence at 219 West Ninth street to Ralph E. Riley of New York for 900 dollars per year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleneay
Alice Johnson
Ralph E. Riley
New York
West Ninth Street
Real Estate Transfers and Mortgages in Local Market
Numerous parcels and leases are listed from Millcreek, Green and Colerain townships with tenants and owners including Harrison, Hennékes, McAvoy, Lodwick, Fox, Banning, and Farrin. Mortgage cancellations, building permits, and court notices accompany the dense catalog of property transactions and estate actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salle P. Harrison
G. H. Hennékes
Harrison Avenue
Fairmount
Chippinger
Robert J. Cresap
Ann E. McAvoy
Sunset Parks
Timothy C. Kirby
Frederick Co. Sarenberlich
Colerain Pike
Mills & Kline’s
Christian Moerein Brewin Co
M. B. Farrin
Dora L. Farrin
Millcreek Rag Starch Co
Millcreek Township
Sanson M. Cooper
Frank Calin
Maple Street
Max Spiegel
Abraham Sternbach
Longworth Street
Mound
Park Streets
Louis Juniet
August Schwartz
Toy “Fuioe
Degeedase
Eizabeth Bienenstein
Frank T. Locherer
John F. Forbes
Dudbivingen
Oss
Ainepesar Rads Scieners
Florence K. Hirsch
Kaufman Kohler
Stanton Avenue
Elizabeth Schulte
John F. Schenkal
Green Township
William R. Pabodie
John W. Hill
Boulevard
Wyoming
Anna B. Fox
Robert T. Fox
Thomas Fox
Joming
Mary G. Evans
Robert F. Bachmann
Evangwood
Irwin M. Krohn
Leland G. Banning
Mitchell Armstrong Syndicate
Florence Depew
John “Shear
E. Knowlton
John C. Moore
Henry F. Koenig
North Court Street
Main
Sycamore Streets
Mamie A. Wood
Anna M. Kohl
N. L. Pierson
College Dekh
Walnut Street
Oo Virel M. Henderson
George Bender
Noah Markland
Cleves
John Wentzel
Belle Crawley
Peter Zinn
Gertrude K. Schel¢e
Franklyn R. Wallace
Ugb
Williams
Wade Street
George Cornevelle
Anta B. “Hewins
Fairfield
Frederick G. Hunt
Ellen L. Warner
North Crescent Avenue
Roadcorner
Woodburn
Rere
Maggie Boulden
Will of Mrs. Herancourt Bequeaths Stock to Family and Orphanage
The will of Mrs. Barbara Herancourt filed for probate leaves 10 000 shares of Herancourt Brewing stock to each of her four sons and 100 shares to fifteen grandchildren. 1000 shares go to St Peter's church and four orphan asylums receive 100 shares each. Cash of 200 dollars goes to the Children's Home Ninth Street, jewelry to Helen Gorman, and the remainder to Eliga C Faetz who is named executrix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Krapp
Emma Krapp
William H. Krapp
Emma Sievers
Luella Wagner
Walter Sievers
Melsbury
Julianna Worth
William
George H
Eleanore T
Harry
J. Robert Salzman
Georgiannma Fleet Hope
Alfred L. Hope
Alfred Percy Hooe
Raleigh Pierce Hooe
Georgis, Luckett Hooe
Lillian Garland Hooe
Alfred
Raleigh
John M. Bauer
Karolina
Pfeiffenberger
Louise Muth
Thresa Cordano
Alma Cordano
Henry Doerger
Katherine Katz
Johanna Russell
Patrick Russell
Barbara Herancourt
George M. Herancourt
Louis
Edward
Robert Herancourt
Herancourt Brewing Company
St Peter’s Church
Straight Atrest
Protestant Orphan Asylum
Colored Orphan Asylum
St. Joseph
Wanted Se of Goods and Clothing for Cash
A confidential advertisement offers liberal prices paid for a broad range of goods including clothing furnishings footwear and related items. Interested parties are instructed to send details to Box A B C Cincinnati for evaluation and contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ezekiel & Bernheim CO
Main Street
Cincinnati
Proposals for Quartermaster Supplies in St Louis
Sealed proposals for tools and materials to repair harnesses saddles and wagons will be received until 11 am December 22, 1908 at the Depot Quartermaster Office St Louis Missouri. Proposals must be in triplicate indorsed Proposals for Quartermaster's Supplies and addressed to Lieut Col Von Schrader U S Army Depot Quartermaster. Blank forms and information available on request. The right to reject any or all proposals reserved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton County Agricultural Society
Carthage
Hamilton County
Ohio
Andrew R. Jarzes
Aneenger
Main Street
Cincinnati
Board of
D. L. Sampson
Wiggins Block
O. H. Lee Barly
Quartermaster's
Quartermaster’s
Third and Olive Sts
St. Louis
von Schrader
U.S. Army
Aoaitens Aster
Executrix Appointed in Stadermann Estate Probate
The probate court of Hamilton County appoints Lena Stadermann as executrix of Adolph Stadermann. Bates and Meyer serve as attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph Stadermann
Hamilton County
Lena’ Stadermann
Bates & Meyer
Attorneys
Proposals Sought for Dam 37 Power House Project
The U S engineer office in Cincinnati invites sealed proposals to build a power-house at Dam No 37 on the Ohio River. Proposals due by 2 p m December 11 1908 with information on application from Col Engrs WM T Rossell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. & Engineer Office
Cincinnati
Ohio River
WM. T, Rossell
Union Win at Appeals On Strike Benefits Case
The court heard the appeal by employers challenging Judge Thompson who refused an injunction to stop the union from paying strike benefits while members left their jobs under union order. The union seeks to overturn the judge's ruling. Attorneys Charles Wilby Henry Spalding and Dudley Taylor argued for the appellants. Ellis G. Kinkead and Rogers represent International President George Berry and Secretary Patrick McMullen as defendants for the pressmen's union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hardesty Manufacturing Company
Frank Yesbera
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Cleveland
American Association
W. W. Williams
Patrick Hernan
American Bridge Company
el Cajon Fortland
Philadelphia
Dudley Taylor
Chicago
Charles L. Hopping
Cincinnati
Ann Siege
Association of Printing Employers
Prea Wa
Judge Thompson
Court of Appeals
International
George Berry
Patrick McMullen
Pressmen’s Union
Play to Aid School Lunch Advocated by Civic League
Civic league members met with Miss Edith Weld Peck and Heard to review a report on town schools and the proposed one cent lunch room. The room location is undecided. Miss Mary MacMillan’s play Lucky will be staged Saturday evening December 19 at Avondale school auditorium to benefit the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civic League
Edith. Weld Peck
Mount Auburn
Mary MacMillan
Avondale
Also Mentioned on This Page
WRN
Ats
Sai As Hooks
Grain and Provisions
Treasury Statement
Sharks
Bernes
City Auditor's Office
Legal Aid’ Society
Citizens’ Mortgage Loan Company
Altman
Lavella Ellis
Mount Healthy
L. Company
Gailb Seeds
Henry Weber
Same
Ccsesceeuse
Charles
Miranda Fulton
Warner C. Bowers
Agnes Lynskey
Mary G. Robert
Oakley B. & L
Louise _ M. Cain
Walnut Hills S & Bs, CO
Edie Isalan
Aruere Schmutte
Cincinnatus A & Conrad
Biccdes
eWusbeta Teotaniv
Julies Friedeborn
Molitor L. & B. Co
Frederick Saeuberlich
Provident Jae’ Cormier Ee
Cehine
Ccc Enel
William A. Simonton
Enterprise
BBS
Samuel Frisch
Big Four B
S. Co
R. F. Balke
Anies Savings B. & Co Cos
William F. Gowdy
Ellen N. Warner
Frederik C. Hunt
Henry Mueller
L. & Baeks Ab Ioualbe
Theodore Ellis
Madison B
Margaret Schmutte
Cincinnatus TL
George W. Wahl
L. I
Aseer
Ty Same
Elien A Manley
Fulton B
S. A
J. Prather
Sistor BV
Reni Rire
Florence
A. van Houten
Ly & TL CO
John Hagenbuch
Endson Teen
Duckcreek Road
Crane
Glenway Avenue
Hiend Street
Ts Dade Eee
Altepatch
Supreme Court
Dayton & Troy Electric Railway Company
Samuel Neher
Miami County
Christian Pabst
State
the Sun Publishing Company
Butler County
Paul Grose
Hancock Cogiity
R. RB. Go
Harvey
Ohio St
Ashtabula County
George Auer
Alex Shank
Allen County
Ada M. Ervin
E. GC
Jackson
Jackson County
Cleveland Electric Ry. Co
W. H. Kirkbride
Cuyahoga County
Federal Union Surety Company
William J. Smith
Crawford County
Board of Education of
Cloverdale Village
William Strether
Putnam County
Hocking Valley Ry. Co
James P. Henderson
Hocking County
Albéré Walz
Cincinnati Traction Company
Cincinnati Northern Traction Co
Cincinnati Northern Traction Company
C. Hall
W. H. Hall
Barron-Boyle Company
L. A. Grimes
S. C. Stevenson
Evalin
Atley
Board of Commissioners of
Clinton County
Et al
Attorney General
Smith Agricultural Chemical Company
Musfer
State of Ohio
R. N. Ford
Republic Iron and Steel Company
Peter Toth
Edith Lydick
Flora A. Welker
McMahon
J. P. Madigan
H. E. Loomis
J. W. Wehnes
Daniel Buck
State of
Circuit Court of
Cadeamey
Cypress Lumber Company
Millcreek Wagon Company
Richmond
Carr Streets
F. H. Knoblaugt
Julius Lang, Jr
Herbert Jackson
Dalhort Construction Company
Pulaski County
Ark
New C
Brighton
Chancery Court
King Powder Compan
Morse, Tuttle & Harper
James B. Swing
Vine Street Congregational Church
Gilbert Avenue
Peebles ‘Corner
Cincinnati Traction. Company
Common Pleas Court
Stephenson
David Street
Central Avenue
J. M. Dawson
Arthur C. Hall
Alexander V. Siever
Interurban Railway and Terminal Company
Highth
Thomas L. Michie
Margaret M. Swift
George H. Swift
Swift
Monroe- Ville
Moulinier, Bettman & Hunt
Jennie Patterson
Louis Patterson
C. S. Sparks
Barbara M
Thomas
Burns
Union Gas and Electric Company
Michael Mullen
Laurel Street
Harl Whiting
Elizabeth M. Whiting
Criminal Court
Jeane Chetham
United States Court
OTOGE
Camden Ironworks
Board of Waterworks Trustees
Enberg
Basse
Communicaaoe
Mains
Main’ St
Tae Po
Ranaut
LLEGE
Marine Corps
Bell Block
Cinci ‘ “O
Ain St
Teipsic
Washington Agr
Oler College
W. Fourth St
Monarch Cigar Co
Sean
Royal Cigar ,Co
Icago
First Nat. Bank Bldg
California
Sacramento
B. Marks
Box EE
Galt
Cal
Financial and Loans
Frederick A. Schmidt
Asbigned
Nathan Katz
WM. L. Difkeor
ASLAN
Thé
Ezekiel & Bernheim CO Auctioneers
Fourth National Bank
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