Wheat declines on profit taking in a weak market
Chicago January 7 wheat futures slipped as profit taking followed declines in European grain centers. May wheat closed around 1.06 to 1.06 1/4, with oats and provisions mixed but near steady. Corn led gains with May at about 61 1/4 and a firm finish as Argentine crop fears supported bulls. Trade cited strong local receipts and improved cash grain, with hogs and lard retreating slightly at close.
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Shicago
Liverpool
Bradstreet’s
Minneapolis
Duluth
Chicago
Park
Market roundup of grain and flour across multiple cities
The report covers New York wheat and flour receipts and prices with paralleled data from Toledo Milwaukee Duluth Minneapolis Kansas City St. Louis, listing cash and futures quotes for wheat, oats and flax, flour patent prices, cornmeal and bran levels, and related shipper receipts and shipments across Jan 7.
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New York
Ca. B
Duluth
Commercial Tribune
Milwaukee
Barney
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Cory
ST. Louis
Coffee futures open steady on modest demand in New York
The New York coffee market opened quietly at about steady prices aligned with European trends. A moderate demand and limited offerings pushed the market to a small advance, with 11,730 bags traded and specific prices listed for January through December contracts. Rio and Santos quotes noted, Cordova mild.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Rio
Santos
Cordova
Oil City Credit Balances and Output Snapshot
In Oil City on January 7 credit balances are 1.78 with runs totaling 677 bbis and an average of 101 572 bbis. Shipments amount to 133 bbis and average 161 439 bbis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oil City
Ohio Incorporations Reported In Columbus Today
The Ohio incorporations filed include Sake Cage in Cleveland, Morris interests, Up-Hang Company in Cleveland, The Standard Telephone Manufacturing in Portsmouth with 50 000 dollars, Doctor Williams Medicine in Roseville with 10 000 dollars, P H Standish Chain and Manufacturing in Cleveland with 100 000 dollars, Farmers Hardware and Supply in Thornville with 10 000 dollars, and Whittaker Paper in Cincinnati increasing capital from 200 000 to 350 000 dollars. Names listed include F W Van Nortwick, Robert Wetherell, J J Salzer, Arch Loyer, H H Salzer, BP Knox, F H Dickey, G W Zottman, J Brushart, George H Wat, P H Standish, Edward Mndlmler, W N Appleton, John B Carey, George Hardy, H A Shelly, W A King, D S Shelly, G E Schenck, J O Stevens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Columbus, CO
Cleveland
Yrry Morris
Douglas Morris
Elizabeth D. Va Morris
Sallie Mor
William P. Morris
F. W. van Nortwick
Robert Wetherell
J. J. Salzer
Arch, Loyer
H. H. Salzer
Standard Telephone Manufacturing Company
Portsmouth
Weekly tobacco market opens with broad sales and varied prices
The market lists 106 new and 18 old hogsheads offered with some rejections below average. Bodmann Buckeye Farmers and Shippers warehouses report numerous lots in ranges from $4.80 to $15.25 for new and old tobacco, with 80 characterized by the recap showing broad activity and promising prospects for the week.
Louisville Tobacco Reasts Offerings and Prices at Local Warehouses
Louisville January reports show Planters' Warehouse 62 hhds new Burley $8.60 to $18 and 6 hhds new dark $4.05 to $7. Farmers' Warehouse 63 hhds Burley $7.40 to $15 and 12 hhds dark $6.40 to $9.50. Central 85 hhds dark $5.50 to $10.50. Home 9 hhds Burley $6.80 to $11.70. Main Street 28 hhds Burley $8.50 to $14.75 and 2 hhds dark $7 and $10.25. State 115 hhds Burley $7.40 to $16.75 and 15 hhds dark $6 to $9.80. Total Burley 568 hhds, dark 385 hhds.
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Bodmann
Buckeye
Commercial Tribune
Louisville
Burley
Central
Main Street
Treasury balances report shows cash and gold holdings
Washington on January 7 reports the general fund balances excluding the gold reserve. Available cash balance stands at 266,191,303 dollars while gold coin and gold certificates total 94,640, - the figures include gold coin deion and gold certificates with specific values noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury
General Fund
Dry goods market quiet as credit outlook improves
New York January 7 reports a quiet dry goods market with an improved credit outlook influencing buyers and sellers. Export markets remain quiet while cotton yarns hold fairly steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New Suits Filed in Common Pleas and Superior Courts
A list of new civil actions filed in Common Pleas Court numbers 138,848 to 138,854 and in Superior Court numbers 53,710 to 53,715. Cases include foreclosures, liens, appeals, injunctions, and damages involving Fulton B and 8 A, A. Fulford, Levison, Thiele, Wesser, Boswell, Sycamore Township trustees, Cusack, and several named companies such as Hanavet mobile, Cincinnati Trac, C C C and St L Ry, James R Shanklin Co, Cincinnati Gas Coke Coal and Mining, with damages claimed ranging from 1,500 to 28,000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Fulton B. & 8
George H. High
Elizabeth Wesser Et al
Squire Maus
John L. Boswell
Elizabeth One
Squire Garrett
Louis P
Charles C. Richardson
Board of Trustees of
Sycamore Township
Ireton, Schoenle & Poor
Henry Ihlendorf
Mary A. Cusack
Superior Court
Debate After Lecture At Walnut Hills Club
Federated Improvement Associations holds its regular meeting tomorrow at 8 p m in Walnut Hills Business Club. Prof F C Hicks from the University of Cincinnati lectures on The Money Problem of the Hour with a discussion to follow. H V Speelman, president, announces committees for the year including Organization and Entertainment groups with named members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federated Improvement Associations
Walnut Hills Business Club
F. Cc. Hicks
University of Cincinnati
H. V. Speelman
William A. Simonton
A. O. Elzner
W. T. Williams
Alex. Patterson
H. Belmer
Edwin Hannaford
Eldon R. James
W. G. Franz
BE. Scott King
E. L. Greist
Automobile Wreck Injures Oxford Family Near Hamilton
An automobile owned by Charles Stahlheber struck a buggy at Twomile Bridge north of Hamilton Ohio injuring H A Mitchell his wife and child from Oxford. The Mitchells were thrown into a barbed wire fence and the buggy wrecked with bruises and cuts reported.
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Commercial Tribune
Hamilton, O
Charles Stahlheber
H.A. Mitchell
Oxford
Twomile Bridge
Mitchells
Armenian Leader Lands in New York
General Hem partzoomian Boyadjian head of the Hunchakists arrived in New York to organize Armenian immigrants into armed bands for a potential rescue of Armenia from Turkey.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Hempartzoomian Boyadjian
Hunchakists
Armenian Revolutionary Society
America
Turkey
Judge Cleland Transferred to Civil Case Trials
Chicago readers learn Judge McKenzie Cleland, famed for a wholesale parole plan for police offenders, was moved last night to preside over civil case trials amid opposition from fellow judges to his reforms.
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Commercial Tribune
Chicago
McKenzie Cleland
Cleland
Kentucky Banks Must Pay Taxes in Appellate Ruling
The January session of the United States Court of Appeals opened with Judges Richards and Knappen on the bench. The court ruled sixteen Kentucky bank tax cases, reversing lower exemptions and holding that banks must pay taxes the state seeks to collect. suits were brought by former Auditor Hager against sixteen banks. The decision also addresses Ella E. Giles and divorcee exemptions for widows with minor children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Court of Appeals
Hager
United States Appellate Court
Richards and
Knappen
Kentucky
Nathan Burt
Cumberland Coal and Coke Company
Ella E. Giles
Richards
Carrie W. Haley
C. Wilmoth
Detroit
Hutchinson & Wilmoth
Louisville Banking Company
William L. Pfaffinger
Injunction Sought Over Township Bank Depository Choice
Charles C. Richardson as Sycamore Township taxpayer sued to block Reading Banking Company from holding township funds. War ren L. Jones as bank director voted to make it depository, claiming conflict and public-policy violation. Judge Bramwell granted a temporary restraining order. Attorneys: Prior Schoenle Stevon Bodkin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sycamore Township
Charles C. Richardson
Reading Banking Company
Warren L. Jones
Bramwell
George T. Prior
Walter M. Schoenle
Louis A. Stevon
May Bodkin
Ludlow
M. H. Bloch
Great China Tea Company
Charles J. Hunt
Denis F. Cash
Clore, Dickerson ,& Clayton
Probate notes reveal multiple bequests and residuary shares
Probate court records list Hester M. Whiteman leaving $500 to Dr. J. M. Berkley and gifts to Julia Harlan Louis L. Hommedieu and Edward Spender. Barbara Siegel provides $500 to Joseph Siegel and splits to Rosa Siegel and the five Siegel children. Haagers and Voss wills allocate life estates and shares to spouses and children. Caroline Bollman bequeathed her assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Huene
Bertha Diemer
Jane
Frances K. Gilliland
Theodosia Traber
Simon P. Oehler
Barbara
Theodore
Samuel Henle
Viola Davis
Kasper
Noelle
Sophia Baumgartner
Maria G. Voss
Joseph G. Voss
Joseph Kemper
Joseph Vandyke
Albert Roesch
Pauline Spengler
Martha Bernhardt
Charles Bernhardt
Frank Nether
Joseph Hoehn
Clifford K. Brown
Ben Roy Brown
Clara G. Glen
Susan Gooch
John George Johannigman
Harry P. Johannigman
Hester M. Whiteman
J. M. Berkley
Julia Harlan
Walnut Hills
Louis L. Hommedieu
Edward Spender
John J. Strader
Barbara Siegel
Joseph Siegel
Rosa Siegel
Rosa
Joseph
Elizabeth
Annie
John Siegel
Johannes Peturur
Superior Court Actions Seek Damages for On Street Injuries
Multiple cases filed in the Superior Court seek damages for injuries or property losses. Wilhelmina M. Ricard sues Michael Sullivan for 3200 over a fall on bricks outside 914 Curtis street during sewer work. Percy Evans claims 1500 from Hanaver Automobile Co for injuries near Gilbert and Nassau. Grant Smith sues Cincinnati Traction Co for 1000 over a broken leg from a street car fall. Dennis Dacey sues C C C and St L Railway for 5000 after being struck by a locomotive. Erich Richter sues Harry F. Jones for 2500 after alighting from a street car was struck by a motor car. John V. Campbell, attorney.
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Wilhelmina M. Ricard
Michael Sullivan
Prescott Smith
Percy Evans
The
Hanavettemobile Company
Charles B. Wilby
Grant Smith
Cincinnati Tracom Company
Sem
Dennis Dacey
William C. McLean
A. L. Meinicke
James R. Shanklin
Curtis Street
Edward Evans
Hanaver Automobile Company
Gilbert Avenue
Nassau Street
Cincinnati Traction Company
Lewis
Miller
C. C., C. & St. L. Railway Company
Erich Richter
Harry F. Jones
Fifth and
Walnut Streets
John V. Campbell
Court actions span guardianship to juvenile cases
Judge Bramwell referred the Susan Bolger release to the Probate Court which appointed her guardian and placed her in Good Shepherd Home. Frederick Griffin received four months in jail and a $200 fine for assault and battery. Robert Jackson admitted voting twice. Gertrude Pritchard won a divorce from Herbert Pritchard for gross neglect and absence. Juvenile Judge Caldwell will try Silas Burnside for aiding delinquency of Mary Jacobs. Government suits against B and O S W and others for cattle in cars were postponed. Salt filing in a civil suit for damages over a boy’s arm loss names Lucy Watson and Frank Anneweher Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Bolger
Good Shepherd
Bramwell
John A. Caldwell
Silas Burnside
Mary Jacobs
United States
Lucy Watson
Luther
Frank Anneweher Company
The River Departures in Mayesville Courier
City notices list daily departures in the Mayesville area with routing references to Madison Kentucky and Louisville and a Cincinnati city connection noted at 5 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayesville
Courier
Madison
Kentucky
Louisville
City OF
Cincinnati
River traffic notices and Ohio River report update
The Ohio River at Cincinnati stood 23 feet 5 inches and retreating. Departures from Cincinnati included The Virginia to Pittsburg and The Greenwood to Pomeroy, with arrivals due The Courter and City of Louisville. Weather and river forecasts predict continued fall with snow in Allegheny mountains and cooler, clear conditions in many ports. Arrival listings note Wash Honshell and John S Sommers from the Lower Mississippi and St. Louis river conditions at 4.6 feet.
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Ohio
Cincinnati
Virginia
Pittsburg
Greenwood
Pomeroy
Courter
Maysville
Lizzie Bay
Madison
City of Louisville
Louisville
Kentucky
Ohio River
Allegheny
Sycamore Street
All Way
Madison Packet
Main Street
Georgia Lee
Memphis
Commercial Tribune
Davis Island Dam
Evansville
Cairo
Wash Honshell
Mississippi
John S. Sommers
ST. Louis
Real Estate Exchange Mulls Auctions and Tax Talks Tonight
Cincinnati Real Estate Exchange trustees meet to settle matters before tonight’s annual dinner at Burnet House. New trustees to be elected and proposals for an auction room and interchange bureau are discussed. Senator Hafner expected to speak on taxation. Several property sales and leases are reported, including a Grandview Avenue residence for about 15000 dollars and a Norwood dwelling for 7000 dollars. The Ohio Mechanics Institute board rejects buying the Phoenix Club Building for 260000 dollars citing funding hurdles.
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Cincinnati Real Estate Exchange
Burnet House
Exchange
Interchange’ Bureau
T. 8. Troxel
Oakley Park Company
EB. A. Hafner
Ohio Mechanics’ Institute
Phoenix Club
Benjamin L. Heidingsfeld
Real Estate Transfers and Norwood Sewer Bond Sale
A long list of real estate transfers in Millsbrae and Elmwood plus a sealed bid call by Norwood Ohio for 3 238 04 dollars in sewer bonds dated December 3 1907 due over five years with four and a half percent interest. Bids require a five percent certified check.
Local transfer notices list multiple property assignments
A sanitized OCR shows several property transfers: Hugh C. Carr to R. G. Vaske for 4200 dollars, John Heiob to Gallean for 500, Ada G. Beare to Irene FE Geislein for 1800, Elizabeth Helle to Elizabeth Drebs for 4500, Laura B. Bartlett to Walter J. Schuh trustee for 3400, and J Cresap to William M. Arthur for 1200.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh C. Carr
R. G. Vaske
John Heiob
G. Gallean
Ada G. Beare
Irene FE. Geislein
Elizabeth Helle
Elizabeth Drebs
Laura B. Bartlett
Walter J. Schuh
J. Cresap
William M. Arthur
Commercial Tribune Patterns Coupon Offer
An ad invites readers to obtain Commercial Tribune patterns by mailing the colony coupon and 10 cents per pattern to the Fashion Department in Cincinnati. Orders are sent to a New York factory and require several days for processing. The note mentions patterns used for scams.
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Commercial Tribune
Cincinnati
New York
Novel Box Plaited Dress For A Miss
A charming box plaited dress pattern No 4925 for ages 13 to 17 years features a Princess panel effect front and back with gores over the waist. Neck round and short sleeves suggested. guimpe simulated by facings. Requires 9 1/4 yards of 24 inch material. Ten cents.
Norwood Ohio seeks bids for Carthage avenue bonds
Shaled proposals will be received at the city office in Norwood Ohio until 8 pm Thursday January 30 1908 for bonds of the City of Norwood amounting to 12196 72 dollars to fund road improvements on Carthage avenue from 384 feet north of Norwood View subdivision to Burgoyne road The bonds dated January 14 1908 mature in ten equal annual installments with 4.5 percent interest per year Bids must include a 6 percent certified check and be addressed to the City Auditor of Norwood Ohio Bids will be opened and awarded to the highest bidder with right to reject any or all bids
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwood
Ohio
Montgomery and
Elm Avenues
Kenilworth Avenue
Forest Avenue
Beech Street
W. E. .Wichgar
Carthage Avenue
Norwood View Superneton
Burgoyne Road
W. E. Wichgar
Film Avenues
Regent Avenue
Williams Avenue
Xington Avenue
Regent Avenue Bond Bid Notice in Norwood Ohio
Notice calls bids for Regent Avenue improvement bonds in Norwood Ohio. Bid opening deadline is 8 p.m. January 30 1988 with bonds dated January 14 1988 for 98638.95 total funds to cover 98 percent of project costs after intersections.
Norwood Seeks Bids on City Improvement Bonds
Norwood Ohio invites sealed proposals for the purchase of fifteen thousand dollars in bonds. The 30 bonds of five hundred dollars each bear 4.5 percent interest, payable semiannually, dated November 15 1807 and due in 20 years. Bids due January 30 1908. City improvement funds to cover streets grading macadam sewer cement sidewalks. W E Wichgar City Auditor Norwood Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwood
Ohio
Montgomery and
Elm Avenues
State of
Ardee
W. E. Wichgar
Special stockholders meeting of Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton Railway
The Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton Railway Company announces a special meeting of stockholders at its general office Room 66 Carew Building Cincinnati Ohio on Friday February 7 1908 at 9 oclock in the forenoon. The agenda includes authorizing a supplement to the July 1 1904 refunding mortgage and limiting future refunding bonds and arranging payment for bonds via purchase money notes up to 14286000 maturing July 1 1912 plus pledge and trust agreement details. The transfer books close January 27 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton Railway Company
Cncinnati, Hamilton & Dayton Railway Company
Carew Building
Fifth and Vine Streets
Cincinnati
Ohio
United States Mortgage and Trust Company
Central Trust Company of New York
Ehomas J. Walshe
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Oats Rule Firm
Grain and Provisions
Louisville Tobacco
Treasury Statement
Common Pleas Court
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Alfred J. Croll
Ella “Bb. Giles
Christiansen Harness Manufacturing Company
John Naylon & Co
Charles N. Henking
John E. Mills
United States Government
B. & O. S. W. Railway Company
Henry Gamble
Cleveland-Cliff’s Iron Company
Morgan Construction Company
John Frank
Hosle Leidner
Tom L. Johnson
Charles D. Norton Company
Mattie Nelson
Southern Railway Company
Louisville National Banking Company
W. L. Pfaffinger
Probate Court
Heal Estate
Cleneay & Nourse
J. M. Gardell
Gabe Sturm
Benjamin Cox
Grandview Avenue
Lewis R. Smith
P. Lane
Harry R. Harris
Carter and
Hopkins Avenue
Walter C. Schroeder
A. L. Pachoud
Wyoming, Main
Brewster Avenues
Race Street
Ninth Street
Lawrence
H. Kellogg
Emma. Webb
Dder’s
Millsbrae
Mattie Rogers
Frank M. Hardwick
Audubon Street
Hoff Avenue
Evese Mary Solomon Rizzo
George W. Panzer
Mound and
Sixth Streets
Harry B. Banning
Fredericka Shrader
Florida Avenue
Chase Avenue
Esther W. Thomas
Maggie Vigransky
Pert Sonowe
Charles Evans
Aet
Clark Street
Garrard Dry Cleaning Company
Reading
Irene R. Geeslin
Marsh Avenue
Lind Avenue
Gest Street
Freeman Avenue
Ezra Bussell
Emma Bevens
Thomas Archer
Esmma
T. Rose
Harry T. Rose
Anderson Town
GRE Soar Eeesiegk
Greyesarvoaeents
William ‘Archer
Ezra F. Bussell
Sanson M. Cooper
H. Herbert Moninger
Rockdale Avenue
Main Avenue
Avondale
Sinker
Philip Koch
Commercial Tribune Patterns
Bize
Lulu A Ea
Maymie Enna
Columbia B. & 8. Co
Christina Vogel
Brycneillé B. & L
John J. Rooney
East
Gia L. ‘A. Co
Samuel Cohen
Gem B. & L. Co
M. L. Buchwalter
Ida Hollfelder
J. W. Bald
W. H. Settle
Ae BE. Cilmer
Business Men
L. Conessase
Bofinger & Hopkins
Fred Luebke
Guarantee Deposit Co
Harry L. Linch
Avondale L. & B. Co
Southern Ohio Savings Bank
Main ST
Errand Boy—Inquire Hoffmeister Floral CO
White St
Queen
Interstate
Rapids
Wilson Av
Madison Road
Cook
Dpxperiences
White. Cor
Bell Place
McMillan St
Moormann
East Walnut Hills
Hunt Street
Alms & D B Co
P. O
Boston
Masa
Ezekiel & Nheim Co
South Norwood
Bull
Harry Tucker
Union Gas and Electric CO
Plum and McFarland Sts
Ezpriel & Bern Co
Merchants & Mechanics Trust CO
Carew Bldg. & W. Cor
Vine Sta
Frederick A. Schmidt
Fourth St
Axminster
Brussels
Smyrna
Ezekiel & Bernheim CO
Cincinnati, Newport & Covington Railway Co
Walnut St
Cincinnati, O
Oak St
Automobile CO
Greene Line
Mainoa
Tucky River
Tel
LEE Line
Memphis, Inc
Georgia
LEE
Icksburg
Pine Bluff
Peters Lee
J. F. Ellison
Q. M. Depy
Jepfersonville
Ind
Manila
Francisco
Marshall
Ass‘ter
Commercial Tribune PA
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