Wheat and grain markets extend wavering end of day
Weakness in grain prices weighed on wheat with a late rally from shorts on world shipment cuts. Corn and oats closed weak with slight gains in May wheat as buyers predicted lower week exports. Local receipts showed active cash selling while export demand remained tepid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
We&k
Evermere
Liverpool
St. Louis
Bradstreets
Minneapolis
Duluth
Chicago
Po Matec
Europe
Head. i
New York Flour and Grain Market Summary Dec 18
Wheat and flour futures move amid mixed signals from foreign markets. Receipts and exports listed for flour rye cornmeal and wheat with spot prices and nearby contract quotes. Singapore notes and other city dispatches provide scattered prices and reflections on market direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Aee, Inc
Eterna Trees
Cleveland
Ted
Hedenaes 12
Inc
Weheeee
Providence
New Bedford
Maconeeeree Epaseare
Washington
Lake Ci
Atlanta
Inc. As
Binghamton
Memphis
Chester
Bloux Falle
Vannah
Booth Bend
Ind
Oomington
Nashvile
Anton
Rochester
Quincy
Jacksonville
Til
Grand Rapids
Oklahoma
Birmingham
Galveston
Houston
Syracuse
Sioux City
Sacramento
Columbia
S. C
Springfield
Mass
Eweneres
Evansville
Jackson
Miss
Oscillating Futures Close Amid Mixed Market Cues
Irregular futures trading shows modest gains with mixed signals from commodity sectors. Analysts note cautious optimism as December contracts edge higher while September notes drift lower, reflecting uncertainty in long term demand.
Poultry Education Advances in North America
A 1908 article notes state and provincial experiment stations with poultry courses and experiments. It reports the formation of the International Association of Poultry Instructors and Investigators to support a three hundred million dollar industry, reflecting broad growth across the U.S. states and Canadian provinces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Washington
Canada
International Association of Poultry Instructors and Investigators
Natio
Frederic J. Haskin
Trade in Cattle Quiet as Cincinnati Markets Shrink
Cincinnati stock markets report mixed receipts with cattle steady to firm and hogs stronger. Dealers note moderate cattle arrivals and ample offerings to meet local demand while hogs advance on improved packing and butcher demand across major markets including Pittsburgh and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Gree
DAC. Mogs Des Skeets ES Lsu
Wee
Avi
Venes
Commercial Tribune
Pittsburg
East Buffalo
WN. Y
Chicago
New York
Liverpool
Lendort Gables
ST. Louis
Kansas City
Albe
Stani Tothre
Sale of Cape of Good Hope and Natal sheepskinsWeekly market report
London reports a sale of Cape of Good Hope and Natal sheepskins with 176 407 sold. Long wool and short wool varieties offered with varied prices, while Boston notes wool market quiet with 4 008 000 pounds traded and prices per pound cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Cape of Good Hope
Natal
Boston
Woo I
Peria
Jost Seas
Market reports steady Dayton on dry moods and orders
The report notes a steady quiet market with orders pushing deliveries. Traders reference ongoing activity for West and mentions about thirty hundred feet in movement, with supply and demand balancing as year end approaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mortement Rand
Poultry Industry Drives Wealth With Fancy Fowls
The poultry industry grows from a farm byproduct to a major national wealth source. U.S. poultry and eggs exceed 600 million dollars annually, with Missouri and Iowa showing strong production. Prices rise. fresh eggs and prime market poultry drive demand. Major shows, standards, and hundreds of associations foster a thriving trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of Agriculture
United States
Missouri
Iowa
Wasee
Ocean
Canada
Mexico
Poultry Trade and Incubation Transform Rural Flocks
The piece notes historic poultry sales to foreign buyers, the rise of poultry papers and journals, and the surge of incubators and public hatcheries. It describes day old chick shipping, incubator centers near cities, and widespread egg and chick production in the United States and Canada, with emphasis on White Leghorns and Plymouth Rocks. It also highlights duck ranches near cities and the growing role of artificial hatching in expanding the industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Poultry "Association
United States
Canada
Madison Square Garden
New York
Mechanics’ Building
Boston
Convent
Kansas City
Raceville
N. Y
A. R. Fisher
Hope
Ind
C. H. Welles
Fing
Express
Plymouth Rocks
Rhode Island
Long Island
Shusetts
New Jersey
Pennsyly
California
Court News From Norwood and City Courts
Multiple cases outline civil actions in Common Pleas and Probate Courts. A taxpayer seeks injunction over a tile contract at Norwood’s market house, alleging patent restrictions and higher costs. Other suits involve auto loss, elevator death liability, divorce, guardianship, and estate matters with various attorneys listed. Crime, appeals, and judiciary movements are touched on in brief summaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Fangman
Norwood
Charles C. Harris
Henry W. Kahle
Henry Portmann
Public Service
C. D. MacColm
New Market House
Edward A. Tepe
George E. Mills
Ee A Moulinier
Plaintr Aap
Cogan & Williams
William Stamat
Evan Christ
Charles Boldt Company
Christ
Little and
T. L. Michie
Elizabeth Williams
Fred Williams
N. Drucker & Co
Karl F. W. Schiele
Jo Tobler
Reading
Susana Katharina Tobler
Johanna Schwatz
Caroline Beetz
Edward H. Wente
Caroline Wente
Wallace Burch
George H. Ritchie
Kleine
Kate
United States Circuit Court of ‘Appeals
Lorton Lef
Nashville
Severens
Knappen
Michigan
Ster
Oers ‘Ney Pets
Bilino Lace
Taxpayers Lose Fight Over Carthage Pike Repair
County commissioners met with a Taxpayers association delegation led by Fred Tuke to debate funding the Carthage pike improvement from the Zoo to Mitchell avenue. Delegates argued county residents should not bear the cost as the road serves all and adjacent property is of little value. Commissioners noted the strip lies within city limits and directed Dreihs to inform city council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taxpayers’ Association
Fred Tuke
Carthage Pike
Zoo
Mitchell Avenue
Cincinnati
Import Prices Fall and Export Prices Rise in 1908 Trade
A preliminary bulletin from the Bureau of Statistics reports that the United States showed lower import prices and higher export prices in fiscal year 1908. The decline chiefly affected manufacturers materials, raw or partly manufactured, while foodstuffs largely did not share the same decline in value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Bureau of Statistics
Bulletin
London tin and copper markets mixed on a quiet day
The London tin market closed firm after a lower session with a partial rally to £131 17.64 spot and £133 5s futures. Copper eased with spot near 220.10 and futures around 263 7s 6d. Local markets showed little change as writers noted dull activity and the overall tone remained steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
London
For Rent HOUSES Clark St No 548 3 Story Brick
For Rent houses listing: Clark St. No. 548 a three story brick residence with nine rooms and all modern conveniences. Apply at Pearl St. phone Main 2800.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CLARK
Pearl St
Proposals for Quartermaster Supplies in St Louis Depot
Sealed proposals for tools and materials to repair harness saddles and wagons will be received until 11 a m December 22 1902 at the Depot Quartermaster St Louis Missouri. Blank forms and full information available on application. The right to reject any proposal is reserved by Lieut von Schrader U S Army Depot Quartermaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quartermaster’s
Quartermaster’s Office
Third and Olive Sts
St. Louis
Quartermaster’s Depot
Bi von Schrader
U. S. Army
Flat Buildings Sell For 60000 In Cincinnati Area
The Karl and Regis flat buildings at Woodpurn and Gilbert avenues were sold yesterday to William B. Gotherman for 60000. The pair contains twelve flats each on a 145 by 100 foot lot. Real estate agent G W Durrell handled the deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl and Regis
J. J. Ryan
Woodpurn and
Gilbert Avenues
William B. Gotherman
G. W. Durrell
Real Estate Transfers and Mortgages Listed in Public Records
Real estate transfers include Robert T. Steele to Charles M. Steele with multiple lots in Steele's sub, John M. Walsh to Charles Messerschmitt, William Strunk to Seth C. Foster on Clifton Avenue, and Charles M. Steele to Emma Mathews in College Hill. Public notices list sheriff transfers, heirs, and various parcels in Norwood Colerain and Springfield townships, plus mortgage filings and cancellations involving multiple parties and properties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert T. Steele
Charles M. Steele
C. M. Steele
TAI
Cnet
John M. Walsh
Charles Messerschmitt
Anthony Weber
William Strunk
Seth C. Foster
Clifton Avenue
Woolper Avenue
John W. Mathews
Steele
College Hill
Emma Mathews
Poe Ee
Jennie R. Haines
Cincinnati Workingmen’s Club
Mount Hope
Sengigrie
James A. Lowes
J. F. Mills
Joseph J. Bellamy
Susan A. Bellansy
Bofinger & Hawkins
Norwood
Henry Jones
Robert’Bell
Col- Romo
FERP
Joan Phys
Hollywood Lake Co
HS “Smyth
Springfield Township
Eus
Cee Viva Sdebants
Ernst. Fisbeck
George, Wehmeier
Durrell Avenue
Hapsburg Street
Bronworth
Julia
Arte Bole
Ing Realty Co
Harry
Roebie
Seventh Street
Martha A. Rogers
L. H
Colerainia
Alexander Harruot
Albert B
FORD
Eureka Soap Company
James Et al
Grove Avenue
Harelson
Ennis H. McClure
Frank Bowles
Cathérine Bitzer
George Depen
E. Kuerge
Chavien
Tee
Ges Nee
Wagner
Frank Peeted
Eagle B. Co
Frank Rawley
John Ranly
Elizabeth’ Bebb
Southern Ohio
S. B. Co
Alf Ella Leeds
IL. & IT Co
Sens CO
Gap
John J. Justis
Isaac
Wentlicher, Stern L
J. de Hart
Hays
John Burken
William Fr. Crawford
George Wehmeier
Ernst Feet
Joseph G. Brune
Rose
Scharft
Samuel Fitchgerald
Kindel Avenue
Sam “Beheas
David Gold
M. Lauman
Guarantee, Deposit Co
Thomas
Deneal
Cinenett Sele Sub. B. & L. Go
Tral Trust
Gafe
Bie
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Kde
Lees Tees
Tim Mess
Grain and Provisions
Northern
F.o. B
Commercial ‘Tribune
Toledo
Timore
St.louis
East Track
Ribis
New American
Mneapolis
Minn
Dassie Ai Cotes
Seeley
Osi Cordova
Peaingae
Hegley
Robinson
Clarence E. Crane
Squire Tibbles
Stella
William Humphries
Crane
Thomas Gross
Kroger Grocery Company
Squire Dumougt
Gross
Kroger
Batik
Ash
Dec
Ince. Inc
tTnc
Inc. A Inc. de Inc
Judson Harmon
Ohio
Memorial Hall
WOOL
Court News
Common Pleas Court
Eleanor Ahr
Pfleger
Carrie Schuffman
Carrie L . Veit
Jacob Schuffae
Block& Block
Magiggrates’ Courta
W. EB
Rob Inson
Acme
Reoberts, Hall & Criss
Stock Exchange
American Tobacco
Seni Eee
Steve
Erties Columbia Copper
Butte Coal
Mbeki Veseesaregensee
Biones Beeeenseee
Otis Mane
Ted Copper
Bess FY
Metals
Moler College
Fourth St
Salmsban
Yale Cigar, CO
McFarland St
Plum
Union Gas and Electric Co
Cook
J. B
Medical
Livranno
Peck
LA Franco
J. L. Logan
Wiggins
Cleneay & Nourse
J. M. Gardell
Charles M. Cist
Ferdinand J. Wetterer
Dexter Lane
Madison Road
Walnut Hills
Mr. Wetterer
Fairfield Avenue
Kuhlman
A. J. Murphy
Edwards Road
Erie Avenue
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