Market News From Cincinnati And New York Exchanges
The report details bank clearings and money markets in Cincinnati and New York, with bonds and stocks trading amid firm cash and rising prices. It notes advances in utility shares such as Columbia Gas and Electric and Toledo Railway and Light, plus activity in United States Printing and Kroger preferred stock.
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T Exchange
Cincinnati, Newport
Nbia
United States
Toledo
Cincinnati
New York Exchange
Ishares C., N. & Co
Eee
Cines Cece
Saceperes C
Columbia-Gas and
Elec
iBshares C
Toledo Ry. and Light
Columbia Gas and Elec
Kroger
Oxville
Tenn
Aums Waterworks
Waterworks
York
Cattle Prices Ease as Receipts Wide in Cincinnati Market
Receipts and shipments show 908 cattle in Cincinnati on December 30 1908 with totals over three days and a week comparison. Cattle prices mixed with stockers and feeders steady to higher while butchers lower. hogs and sheep varied with hogs closing heavy and sheep and lambs largely steady to strong though lambs weakened late.
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Cincinnati
Eee
Financial Securities and Bonds in the Miami Market
A fragmentary listing shows various bonds and securities including references to attachments, collateral, and yields. Mentions include Daston Sa, CRMAW, and Miami related bonds with percentages around 103% to 150, indicating price or value levels in a condensed market page.
Cattle and hog markets across multiple cities report mixed gains
Special Dispatch covers East Buffalo and Kansas City trading, noting cattle steady to higher with export and dressed beef prices around 6 to 7 dollars, hogs down slightly with tops near 5.85, and sheep and lambs mixed but generally firmer in Chicago and New York action.
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Commercial Tribune
East Buffalo
N. Y
Kansas City
Chicago
New York
Liverpool
Market Receipts and Prices Across Cities
The report lists crude oil receipts and bid prices in Wilmington Toledo Savannah and Charleston with figures for barrels shipped and stock levels. It notes various price quotes including F D H and window glass related values and oil balances in Pennsylvania and surrounding regions.
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Wilmington
N. C
Toledo
Lima
Indiana
Savannah
London tin market firmer in pack prices with local markets easy
New York reports a firmer London tin market with a net loss for spot at £131 108 while local market prices ease to 29.10 cents a pound. Copper remains steady with spot £68 16s per hundredweight and electrolytics at £14.12. Lead and zinc show mixed movement with London quotes around $4.10–4.15 for lead and North American Warrants quoted modestly higher.
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New York
London
Lake Quo
Clawsland
Market Roundup Butter Eggs Cheese Poultry Prices
A condensed market report from Kansas City Chicago and New York dated December 30 lists butter steady to firm with creamery and dairy quotations, eggs steady for firsts, cheese quiet, poultry live turkeys at 16 cents and dressed fowls at 18 cents, with chickens around 14 percent. The report notes receipts and current conditions across major markets.
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Kansas City
Chicago
Americas
New York
New York Coffee Market Report Shows Mixed Steady Trade
Fragmented OCR text notes steady moves in New York coffee trading with percentages and figures, but the passage is garbled. No clear entities beyond New York and coffee are identifiable.
Unclear fragment on 4 Vy gobbers and January sales
Fragmentary text mentions 4 Vy gobbers and a January sales period, but lacks nouns, dates, or actions to define a clear event or outcome. No identifiable people, organizations, or places are readable.
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Prin
Wheat Market Rebounds on Cold Wave Fears
Traders turned cautious after a cold wave forecast for the lower Missouri and Mississippi valleys spurred buying of wheat. The market closed strong with May at 1.08 1/8, July at 1.00 1/8, and exports rising as cash demand from Southwestern mills increased.
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Chicago
Weather Bureau
Missouri
Mississippi
Ohio
Deei Aly
Stant
Grain and Provisions Market Briefs Across Cities
New York reports mixed grain activity with flour receipts at 31,924 bbls and various wheat prices amid a firm yet cautious tone. Corn receipts 38,700 bu and futures show small gains. London and Baltimore listings note cash wheat and corn levels, while Minnesota and Dakotas reflect weather-driven dynamics.
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New York
Minnesota
Duluth
News Northwest
Uber
Western
Commercial Tribune
Baltimore
Kansas City
Liverpool
Monto
Timothy
Grain market update shows steady demand and mixed prices
The report notes quiet trading with good demand for hay and wheat. Prices vary: wheat 1 car sample 1.04 and 1 car No 2 red. corn mixed ear 654%4c. No 3 yellow 61c. No 3 yellow 60c. Timothy and clover hay sold at several price points.
Fruit Prices and Groceries from Local Market Listing
A fragmented market listing shows prices for apples, cabbage, cranberries, lemons, oranges, onions, potatoes, pumpkins, beans, squash, and turnips. It also mentions butter, pork, beef, lard, feathers, green meats, oil, and miscellaneous commodities with varied unit prices across regions and stores.
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Sean Oe
California
Arizona
Florida
Stillman to retire as bank chairman at annual meeting
New York report notes Stillman will retire during the annual stockholders meeting of a major New York bank. Frank A. Vanderlip, currently vice president, is expected to be elected president. The National City Bank is described as one of the country’s largest institutions with substantial deposits and capital.
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New York
Des
Napieeetty Bank
Iad Waonares Chai Samen Bilutman Tahoe
Ets 72
Frank A. Vanderlip
Pank
Unite4
Court defines trust and fixes court hearing rules
The article outlines a trust founded for a missionary training home and related properties in Mount Auburn and Clermont county, naming several churches and missions. It notes trustees reserve objections to the court definition and reports a rule change for future disbarment hearings, plus various civil and criminal actions and estate matters before multiple courts.
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Youngend Streets
Mount Auburn
Rescue Salvation
Milford
Clermont County
Beu-ish Heights
Kentucky
Es Revivalist
New Testament Church
International Holiness Union
811 Missions
Martin W. Knapp
Common Pleas
Sparks
Ella F. Schoeremann
Chris Mueller
Peebles Corner
Lotust Street
Gilbert Avenue
Stella Skelton
Bernard H. Skelton
Lindenwald Crossing
L. C. Cordes
T. J. McPartin
John C. Rogers
J. M. Stone
W. ¢. Chadman
Nicholas Spensel
Smith & Hawke
Harry Edmunds
Arthur Costello
Pfleger
Oliver Shephard
Auction Sale Notice for Merchant Tailor Goods
This day Thursday December 31st at 10 A M an auction sale offers merchandise from a merchant tailor including woolens and clothing. The sale location is on Main Street and involves a trade sale of stock in trade.
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Hein
Righthouse v. Righthouse Divorce Case Filed in Hamilton County
Annis L. Righthouse files for divorce from ERT Righthouse in Common Pleas Court Cage 715 Hamilton County Ohio. Hearing set for a future date as recorded in court filing, noting uncertain OCR text about schedule and parties.
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Righthouse
Elie
Annis L. Righthouse
Cage
Common Pleas Court
Hamilto County
Ohio
Waheua
Chamber of Commerce adopts uniform grain grading rules
The Cham ber of Commerce board elected new members including George B. Fox and A. J. Halfhill. A special committee will study proposed changes to product trade rules and report. The board adopted the Grain Dealers National Association’s uniform grading rules to take effect July 1, 189, contingent on exchange acceptance.
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Chamber of Commerce
George B. Fox
A. J. Halfhill
Merman Lammers
EH. BE. Crawford
C. P. Mendel
Edward Altemeier
Thomas M. Lett
EH. B. Wright
Henry Doppler
Eugene W. Lewis
X. B. Drexelius
H. G. Skiff
Samusil
A. Eberle
David
Dreifus
Charles H. Hess
H. J. Finke
Charles
Neukom
Grain Dealers’ National Association
St. Louis
Tobacco men name Tandy in Kentucky meeting
The Farmers' Mutual Tobacco Association met at the courthouse in Hopkinsville Kentucky and elected W T Tandy as cashier and treasurer of the City Bank. Gus Stevens was chosen as gatekeeper and salesman. Hugh Lyons addressed the gathering urging conservative handling of association affairs.
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Hopkinsville
Farmers’ Mutual Tobacco Association
Court House
W. T. Tandy
City Bank
Gus Stevens
Hugh Lyons
Lyon County
Dickson Named First Vice President of U S Steel
New York December 30 William B Dickson was elected first vice president of United States Steel to succeed James Gaylay who retired weeks ago David G Kerr of Pittsburg was elected second vice president succeeding Dickson Kerr has been with the raw material department of the firm
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New York
William B. Dickson
United States Steel Corporation
James Gaylay
David G. Kerr
Pittsburg
Dickson
Treasury balance and gold reserve figures released
Washington December 30. Treasury statement shows general fund balance 3 853 332 dollars and gold coin and bullion 26 005 0 dollars. Certificates 61 686 120 dollars. The treasury today purchased 75 000 ounces of silver for delivery at New Orleans at 60 479 cents per fine ounce.
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Ashington
Treasury de Bine
Treasury
New Orleans
Mining stocks in New York markets steady gains seen
New York mining shares mixed with Alice 2.00 Brunswick Con .03 Comstock Tunnel bonds .16 offered Con. Cal. and Va. Horn Silver .75 Leadville Con. .05 Little Chief .07 Mexican .715 Ontario 3.05 Ophir 1.60 Standard 1.50 Yellow Jacket 5B.
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New York
Brunswick
Comstock Tunnel
Con. Cal
Cotton seed oil prices in New Orleans market
Cotton seed oil in New Orleans on December 30 shows prime refined oil at 5.12 cents per pound per barrel.
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New Orleans
Postmaster Warns On Unmailable Christmas Cards
Postmaster Monfort urges the public to place souvenir Christmas cards in proper envelopes with stamps. Cards decorated with tinsel and mica must be enclosed to avoid being sent to the dead letter office.
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Monfort
Mourn Teacher Nettis Hatmaker Death
The death of Miss Nettis Hatmaker a Fairmount schoolteacher cast deep gloom in Northside social circles where she lived. She was sister in law of K H Cornette the school board architect. The funeral will be in Grove Cemetery on Friday.
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Fairmount School
Northside
Éfe
K. H. Cornette
Bngehool Board
Spig
Eee Ng Grove
Notice to Contractors for Salem Pike Culvert Bids
Hamilton County Ohio announces bids for concrete arch culvert on Salem pike over Lick Run near James Gallagher's place in Anderson Township. Proposals due January 8 1909 at 12 pm. bond of 500 dollars with two sureties required. county may reject any or all bids.
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Loraine Avenue
Aaron A. Fprris
Elizabeth Goodin Zinn
Mercantile Library
the Peres & Bernheim CO
Main Street
the Commissioners
Hamilton County
Chminnati
Ohio
Board of Unty Commissioners
Salem Pike
Lick Run
James Gallagher
Anderson Township
Board of County Commissioners
Board of
Struble
Drbihs
Concrete Bridge Bid Notice for Lockland Raceway
Cincinnati office invites sealed proposals for a concrete bridge over the raceway on Lock street Lockland Sycamore township to be completed under Specifications No 812. Bids must be accompanied by a $500 bond and are due January 8 1909 at noon with awards subject to rejection of all bids by the County Commissioners.
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United States
Pennsylvania Railroad
M. H. Alexander Company
Pennsylvania
Alexander Company
Interstate Commerce Commission
John A. Schulte
Sinepers Steel and Iron Company
Adhulte
George P. Reuhl
Ines Oil Company
John KE. Bruce
Hugle Belting Company
Daniel Pierson Ti
Brighton German Bank
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Commissioners
Hamilton County
Ccinnati
Ohio
Board of County Commissioners
Lock Street
Lockland
Sycamore
Board of Hamilton County Commissioners
Sta YY ST Ble
Fred Drbihs
Sealed Proposals for Green Township Fenton Avenue Work
Cincinnati area call for sealed proposals from the Board of County Commissioners of Green township for improvements on Fenton avenue from level pike to Harrison pike with bids due January 22 1909 at 12 o'clock m. Bids on blank forms at the Board office. The county reserves right to reject all bids and award as seen fit. STANLY STRUBLE president. FRED DREIBS clerk.
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Commissioners
Hamilton County
Cincinnati
Ohio
Board O County Commissioners
Fenton Avenue
Level Pike
Harrison Pike
Green Township
Board of County Commissioners
Conan Lenionees
Lagerte
Board of Hamilton County Commissioners
Stanly Struble
Fred Dreibs
Bridge Building Bids Sought in Anderson Township Ohio
The Board of Commissioners of Hamilton County Ohio invites bids for the Bogart road and Paddison road bridge project. Bids due January 8 1909 at noon on blank forms with a $1000 bond. Bidders must enter into contract to perform if awarded. Attest Clerk Fred Dreis.
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the Commissioners
Hamilton County
Cincinnati
Ohio
Board of County Commissioners
Bogart Road
Paddison Road
Anderson Township
Board
Board of Hamilton County Commissioners
Stanley Strublhe
Fred Dreihs
County Seeks Bids for Iron Bridge Contract
Commissioners of Hamilton County invite sealed proposals for iron bridge work over the River on New Festimers Colerain hip to be done per plane specifications on file at the County Commissioners office. A bond of five hundred dollars with two sufficient sureties is required to ensure contract entry and proper performance if awarded.
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Commissioners
Om County
Sincinnas
Ohio
Loliprina
Baintine Iron
New Festimers
Colerain
Board of County
Hamilton
Lerk
Notice of Administrator Appointment in Ohio Probate Court
The court appoints the signer as administrator of the estate of William Lockman in the specified county Ohio. He is authorized to administer all duties per probate law and will manage assets and obligations accordingly.
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Anna Money
Joseph Winkfield
L. P. Hazen & Co
Gustav Licht
Frank Kralick
County
Ohio
William Lockman
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