Wheat and Corn Prices Rally on Damaged Crop Reports
Wheat on the Chicago market rose more than 1 cent due to Hessian fly damage reports to winter wheat in the Southwest. May delivery climbed to about 1.04 1/4, corn and oats followed the upturn, and provisions fell as hog prices dropped. Local receipts and exports were listed, with steady to strong closes for wheat, corn, and oats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
St. Louis
Kansas
North Dakota
May
Wsa
Bradstreet’s
Minneapolis
Duluth
New York Grain Markets End Round of Choppy Trading
Mixed price action across grains as reports highlight large Argentine shipments and weather data. Wheat futures rallied with early declines wiped out. corn and oats moved firmer on light farm offerings while receipts and exports showed significant activity in New York and neighboring markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Northern
Duluth
Icc
Thea
Commercial Tribune
Baltimore
Toledo
Pol edo Market Seeds and Prices Noted in Report
A fragment lists seed prices including Yue Claver seed with cash and 10.42, Blarch at 10.70, April 10.50, and Prime 2.20 with Alsike Prime 10. The note appears as a price table or catalog snippet from the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poledo
Jan. Yue Claver
Bank Clearings Not Included in Totals
Banking brief notes that clearings are excluded from totals due to incomplete comparisons and because totals include other items than clearings.
Liberal cattle receipts show weakness across grades
Cattle receipts were liberal with about 80 head plus 400 stale cattle. prices barely steady to lower on all grades. Hogs ran 6,519, markets pressured by lower Eastern prices but general average held. calves and sheep also reported with mixed to steady trends across major markets in East Buffalo, Pittsburgh, Kansas City, Chicago, New York, St. Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bologna
Commercial Tribune
East Buffalo
Pittsburg
Primie
Fair
Kansas City
Chicago
New York
Reeves
Liverpool
London
ST. Louis
Cotton Letters Signal Improving Trade Tone
New Bedford and Fall River report better demand and brighter trade mood with traders awaiting a reaction. Local merchants expect a pickup as New England mills seek to replenish stocks and cotton prices look higher. Liverpool firms note good advance and market opening, while Lancaster strike cables show mixed progress toward settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bedford
Fall River
New England
W. R. Todd & Co
Liverpool
Lancaster
W. BE. Hutton & Co
New Orleans Cotton Market Mixed With Bull Pool Profits
Spot cotton firm with a 1 16 cent advance and 2,650 bales traded on spot plus 700 arriving. Futures opened steady with late-session gains as spot strength and bull pool speculation supported prices. New York and Liverpool markets show firm to barely steady closes amid heavy selling and rumors of shipping incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
New York
Askohp
Hester
Liverpool
Rio Janeiro
Do Gulf
Ohio Incorporations Filed in Columbus on Jan 17
A list of new Ohio incorporations announced in Columbus on January 17 includes The Brown Cooperage Company of Cincinnati with $200000 capital led by William Brown and partners. The Independent Provision Company of Cuyahoga Falls with $5000. The Walter Kamman Company of Cincinnati with $25000. The Cleveland Council of Women. The Canton Compressed Air House Cleaning Company. The Gracey Building Company of Marietta with $30000. The Webb C. Hall Watch Company of Cleveland increasing capital to $300000. The Cincinnati Carriage Goods Company increasing to $60000. The James Manufacturing Company of Cleveland increasing to $20000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Brown Cooperage Company
Cincinnati
William Brown
Roy H. Stegelman
George A. Stulz
W. E. Brown
John C. Healy
Independent Provision Company
Cuyahoga Falls
Samuel Higgs
M. Brown
J. B. Huber
W. E. Slabaugh
A. J. Wilhelm
Walter Kamman
Sadie Kamman
John G. Grosz
Abner Thorp, Jr
W.H. Cobb, Jr
Cleveland Council of Women
G. K. Dissette
F. B. Shipherd
Lydie R. DeGroat
Lois M. Knauff
Ellen M. Avery
Canton Compressed Air House Cleaning
London Tin and Metal Markets Report From New York
New York wire reports show London tin at £1 lower with spot £123 futures £124 and local quotations $27 to $27.30. declines in London copper and lead mixed with quiet US market. Iron prices ease abroad while St Louis lists Lead at $3.65 and Spelter at $4.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
London
Standard
Cleveland
Northern
Southern
Southern Soft
ST. Louis
Spelter
River Schedule Reveals Daily Departures
In Charleston, the River publishes today’s departures with a list including Tacoma Madison and Louisville city services. A 5 p.m. timetable is noted for AMSOB operations.
River crossings and schedules advertised in Ohio river notices
Advertised departures include Triweekly at 5 p.m. from Maysville and daily except Saturday at 11 p.m. from Louisville. Daily at 5 p.m. Sunday and 9 a.m. Stage of the River. Ohio River at Cincinnati stood at 29 feet 9 inches yesterday and was rising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maysville
Louisville
Ohio
Cincinnati
Rink
Fontasia
River Steamers and Departures From Cincinnati Wharf
The Cincinnati port saw the Courier bound for Manchester Kentucky and Madison, and the City of Louisville for Louisville depart yesterday. Today Tacoma from Pomeroy Lizzie Bay from eo and City of Cincinnati from Louisville expected. The Ohio River forecast shows a general fall with slow rise Friday then stationary or slight fall Sunday. The Tacoma Lizzie Bay City of Cincinnati sail at 5 p.m. from Sycamore and Main streets. Towboats Tom Dodsworth and J T Hatfield arrived yesterday, J T Hatfield returning with empties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
The
Courier
Manchester
Kentucky
Madison
City of Louisville
Louisville
Tacoma
Pomeroy
Lizzie Bay
City of Cincinnati
Ohio River
Ohio
Cattletsburg
Cnet
Greene Line
Charleston
Sycamore Street
Main Street
Louisville Packet City of
Tom Dodsworth
J. T. Hatfield
River conditions and arrivals at ports report
River levels across Davis Island Dam Wheeling Madison Louisville Evansville Cairo and St Louis show falling or steady conditions with warm or cold weather. Arrivals include the Beaver Herman Paepke Minnetonka Sadie Lee and departures of Minnetonka Three States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Pittsburg
Davis Island Dam
Wheeling
Madison
Louisville
Evansville
Cairo
Beaver
Lower Mississippi
Herman Paepke
Minnetonka
Upper Mississippi
Sadie Lee
Memphis
Lower
Mississippi
ST. Louis
Chicago coal market shows uneven gains amid cold weather
The Chicago coal market remains uneven with slight improvements from three cold days and a predicted cold wave. Demand hinges on weather while producers temper shipments to control prices. mislabeling low grades as higher ones confuses buyers. Screenings stay firm, lump output limited, and anthracite demand improves as cold weather boosts consumption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Louisville Tobacco Market Sees Mixed Burley and Dark Sales
Week at Louisville closes with 836 tobacco sales across Burley and dark grades. New Burley priced from 7.90 to 18.75 per hundred and new dark from 5.40 to 12. Prices and rejection counts vary by house including United Planters Main Street Farmers State Central and shipments from Shelby Henry Counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Louisville
New Burley
United
Old Burley
Main Street
Shelby
Henry
Financial note on call money and bonds across New York Boston
On Jan 17 in New York money on call eased to 2%4a 3% with ruling rate 3% and closing bids 2% offered at 3%. Time loans sixty ninety days 6% six months 5% prime mercantile paper 6a7%. Sterling exchange firm with bankers bills around 486.40 to 486.45 for demand and 482.30 to 482.35 for sixty days. Bar silver 55 1 2c. Mexican dollars 44c. Government bonds steady railroad bonds heavy. Boston reports call loans 5%7% and time loans 6%7% with various bond and stock quotes across multiple railroads and companies including American Chemical Edison Electric General Electric United States Steel and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Boston
Atchison Adj
Atchison
Mexican Central
Boston & Albany
Boston & Maine
Boston Elevated
Fitchburg
Union Pacific
American Arge. Chemical
American Sugar
American Tel
Tel
American Woolen
Dominion Iron and Steel
Edison Electric Tilum
General Electric
Massachusetts Electric
Massachusetts Gas
United Fruit
United Shoe Machinery
United States Steel
Offers Work For One Man Farm Labor In Reading Area
A postcard from Joseph Meyer offers farm work near Reading for 18 dollars a month and board for a man who can husk milk and set fences. The note was sent to Danner of the Public Service Board. Park Superintendent Rodgers said 250 applicants have applied for work, with about 175 expected to begin work early next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danner
Board of Public Service
Sta. P. Cincinnati
Five Mile House
Reading
Commercial Tribune
Joseph Meyer
Rodgers
Boston Mining Prices and Totals Reported
Boston market bulletin lists mining shares with fractional and whole point changes across many companies. Notable entries include Calumet and Hecla at 675 and Parrot at 1244 with various others such as Isle Royale 244 and Tamarack 75 amid a broad spectrum of mining concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Adventure
Allouez
Amalgamated
Atlantic
Bingham
Calumet and
Hecla
Centennial
Copper Hkangé
Daly-West
Franklin
Isle Royale
Massachusetts Mining
Michigan
Mohawk
Montana Coal and Coke
Old Dominion
Osceola
Parrot
Quincey
Shannon
Tamarack
Trinity
United Copper
Mounted Patrolman Benjamin Charged With Conduct Unbecoming Officer
Seventh District Patrolman Robert Benjamin was charged by Chief Millikin on papers from Police Judge Read Covington. He allegedly started trouble on a train from Falmouth and was found intoxicated Wednesday evening by Lieutenant Watson. Dr H H Ficke will lecture on Here and There in Germany at the Third District Intermediate School next Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Benjamin
Seventh District
Millikin
Read
Covington
Benjamin
Falmouth
Watson
H. H. Ficke
Germany
Committees Named by Cincinnati Real Estate Exchange for Year
The Cincinnati Real Estate Exchange announced its standing committees for the coming year led by President William M. Hugle. Key appointments include Special Rates Philip Moessinger and E M Costello. Law and Legislation William V. Ebersole and others. Public Improvements William B. Polland and associates. Arbitration Hiram S. Mathers and team. Membership H T Kent and Jacob Schottenfels. Taxation Theodore Mayer and others. Schraffenberger & Co. agreed to buy 414 East Second Street for 4000 dollars from the Gaff estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Real Estate Exchange
William M. Hugle
The
Exchange
Philip Moessinger
E. M. Costello
William V. Ebersole
A. M. Harquot
F. A. Zimmerman
William B. Polland
William M. Johnson
E. W. Murphy
A. W. Davis
W. H. Tarr
Hiram S. Mathers
A. J. Kaufhold
W. T. Buckner
H. T. Kent
Jacob Schottenfels
Val. J. Bein
Theodore Mayer
Willis Yeatman
O. E. Conner
F. A. Schmidt
Lewis R. Smith
Schraffenberger & Co
Gaff
East Second Street
William V. Ebersole & Co
Real estate transfers and leases listed in Hamilton county records
A compiled list shows numerous property transfers and leases in Hamilton County. Names such as Briggs Cunningham Joseph Klues ener George Fisher Julia Keys Edward Schubert William Fitzpatrick Frederick Wiechers and Elizabeth Wurtzler appear with parcels across Anderson Hartwell Norwood and Oakley Park and sections including Harrison Township and Burnet Reeders Subdivisions. Several entries note lot dimensions and street locations including East Fourth Street Stewart Street Wesley Avenue Observatory Road and Lower Market while others reference five to 50 acre parcels and four year lease terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Briggs S. Cunningham
Joseph Kluesener
Oki- Woe
Lorenne Kate Donaworth
Nicholas Fisher
Harrison Wpuporieey
Paebs Et Acksbuc Des
Charles R. Balteman
George Fisher
Cunningham & Fry
Anderson Township
Julia B. Keys
Edward Schubert
East Fourth
George P. McMillan
William E. Fitzpatrick
West Eighth
Frederick Wiechers
Albert Sieg
Burnet & Reeders
William Miller
Thomas H. Boggs
Stewart Mons
Thos Vary
John F. Buescher
John Wills
J. H. Oliver
Lockland
Josephine Hunt
M” Silverstein
Wesley Avenue
Clark Street
Elizabeth Wurtzler
Martin E. Wurtzler
Harrison Township
Hattie K. Phillips
A. E. Hopper
Elberon Land Co
Oakley Park Co
Minnie- Rawn
Oakley Park
Sarah Dickinson
Mary P. Taylor
Townsend Berbor
Fred W. Kleine
Kate “Meister
W. A. Stewarts
Robert J. Cresap
Mae V. “Hottmann
Obebes
Poek
Gworth Street
Park and
Stone Streets
Cincinnati Milton and Dayton Railway stockholders notice
Stockholders of the Cincinnati Milton and Dayton Railway Company will meet at the general office Room 66 Careweth Corner Fifth and Vine streets Cincinnati Ohio on Friday in February 1908 to authorize a refunding mortgage and purchase bonds to secure them The transfer books close January 27 1908 reopen February 8 1908 at 10 am Thomas J Walsh Secretary
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton
Sneinnati, Milton & Dayton Railway Company
Careweth
Tel Corner Fifth and Vine Streets
Cincinnati
Ohio
United States Mortgage and Trust Company
Eer
Central Trust Company of New York
Thomas J. Walsh
Heating and Ventilating Westwood School Bid Notice
Sealed proposals will be received at the Clerk of the Board of Education office on the third floor City Hall until 12 o'clock Monday February 11 1908 for installing a heating and ventilating system at Westwood School Building Harrison avenue Cincinnati Ohio. Bids must include all interested parties names and a guaranty from disinterested persons equal to a percentage of the bid to secure contract execution. Bids on blank forms obtainable at specified offices and marked Heating and Ventilating. The right to reject any or all bids is reserved. Dr J M Withrow Chairman Building Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
City Hall
Westwood School
Harrison Avenue
Cincinnati
Ohio
Main Street
J. M. Withrow
City of Cincinnati
City Auditor's
City Auditor
Ernst von Bargen
Clifton Avenue
McMillan and
Guy Streets
Storrs Burns Streets
Blawk
Proposals Sought for Hatchets and Mattresses by U S Army
Sealed proposals in triplicate are invited by the Depot Quartermaster in St Louis for 5000 hatchets and 5000 mattresses to be delivered to New York Philadelphia or St Louis depots. Proposals due January 20 1908 at noon. Preference to domestic manufacture. Full details on request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quartermaster’s
St. Louis
New York
Philadelphia
Quartermaster's Department
U. S. Army
Federal Building
Chicago
Ill
Quartermaster’s Department
W. W. Robinson, JR
Notice to Nonresident Defendant Burdge v Burdge
Alonzo G. Burdge files for divorce in Hamilton County Ohio Common Pleas Case No. 138878 against Arabella Burdge last residing in New York City for willful absence over three years and requests dower bar on 18.95 acres Lot 10 in Colerain Township. Case set for hearing on or after February 24, 1908. Attorney Harry R. Weber. Cincinnati Ohio. January 10, 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arabella Burdge
New York City
New York
Alonzo G. Burdge
Common Pleas Court
Hamilton County
Ohio
Colerain Township
Jesse Bevis
Harry R. Weber
Temple Bar
Cincinnati
Assignment of Charles W Short Assignee Notices
Gazzam Gano appointed assignee in trust for creditors of Charles W Short by Hamilton County Probate Court. Creditors must file validated claims for allowance. Assignee address 115 East Fourth Street Cincinnati. Dated January 10 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Short
Hamiltton
County
Gazzam Gano
East Fourth Street
Cincinnati
Annual Meeting Notice of Little Miami Railroad Company
The annual meeting of stockholders to elect four directors and discuss other business will be held at the Fosdick Building Cincinnati on Tuesday January 28 1908 at 11 oclock a.m. The polls close at 1 p.m. Transfer books close January 28 and 29. H C Urner Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Miami Railroad Company
Fosdick
Cincinnati
H. C. Urner
Sealed proposals for warping cabin and upper works
U. S. Engineer Office Cincinnati announces sealed proposals to warping cabin and upper works on steel vessel Tos. Receive until 2 p.m. January 21, 1908. public opening to follow. Information on application. WM. T. Rossell Lt. Col Engrs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Engineer Office
Cincinnati
WM. T. Rossell
Engis
Mortgages Canceled in L. & B. A. Company Records
Numerous entries show transfers where L. & B. A. Company cancels mortgages or records assignments. Names include Anthony J. Niemann John Loffink Ada E. Hopper Maria G. Voss Louisa Smith Mamie A. Meiser Barbara Krautwasser and others to Enterprise B. and L. & B. Co. plus various recipients with amounts listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthew Schrand
Clifton Heights
Ir ‘& B. Company
George Wielert
Harry W. Denman
Cottage ‘3. & Ll
Mamie A
Meiser
New Suits Filed in Common Pleas Court
A list of fresh cases filed in Common Pleas Court includes Rauh & Macke Shirt Co. vs. B&O S W R R Co appeal from Squire Maus and others such as H. J. Meade vs. M. Hawkins for $92.40 and a certificate of incorporation correction for Nolan Film Exchange Co. Several other entries name plaintiffs, defendants, and case numbers, with some appeals and writs noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rauh & Macke Shirt Company
Squire Maus
J. Th
Meade
M. Hawkins
Nolan Film Exchange Company
Oscar W. Kuhn
Charles E. Stewart
Helen M. One
Bates & Meyer
Joan Sciaamin
Geljebeck & Son
Ping
Stella Kuhlman
Eloisa Smith
Lincoln
Council
D. of
Squire Lamping
King Victor Emmanuel Receives U S Gold Coins
In Rome on January 17 King Victor Emmanuel received the American Ambassador Lloyd C. Griscom who presented ten and twenty dollar gold coins sent by President Roosevelt for the king’s vast coin collection of about 60,000 pieces. The king praised the coin design and said he would telegraph thanks to Roosevelt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Victor Emanuel
Lloyd C. Griscom
Roosevelt
Democrats Assist Powers In Clemency Petition Rally
Special Dispatch reports in Paris Kentucky that two petitions for clemency for Caleb Powers circulated in Bourbon County were returned filled. About 75 percent of signers are Democrats and an estimated 15 000 people in the county will sign the petitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Fribane
Paris
Caleb Powers
Bourbon County
Notice of Final Account in Artistic Glass Painting Case
Ernst Troy receiver of the Artistic Glass Painting Company will render and file a final account in the Superior Court of Cincinnati Hamilton County Ohio on Monday February 10 1909 at 0 o'clock a.m. in case No 52827. Attorneys Ernst Rehm and Murray Season Good represent the creditors and will attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court of
Cincinnati
Hamilton County
Ohio
Ernst Troy
Artistic Glass Painting Company
Ernst Rehm
Murray Seasongood
New High School Building Bids Sought in Cincinnati
Notices seek bids for the construction of a new high school on Clifton avenue McMillan and Guy streets Cincinnati Ohio with plans on file at the Superintendent of Buildings. Bids due by 12 noon February 11 1908 and must include a 10 percent bid bond. The sterilizer and filter apparatus for the drinking water system is omitted from the plans.
City School Furniture Bids Sought in Cincinnati
The Board of Education invites sealed bids by February 3 1908 for adjustable desks and seats to be installed in the building at the corner of Storrs Burns streets Cincinnati Ohio. Bidders must include a guaranty of $380 and deliver samples in sealed envelopes marked Bid for Desks. The committee reserves the right to reject any bid. WM. DEGISCHE Chair. Furniture Committee.
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May Park
Lara
Timothy
Grain and Provisions
Milwaukee
City
Timothy Steady
Timothy Ceat
Bradstreet
Wilmington
Carson
S_.C
Chattan
Cannery
Jacksonville
Wichita
Aten Eee
Enna Renee “Inc
HK Sieesevenes
Tris
Wilk Sereereeneneee
Davenport
Springfield
Helena
Ft. Wayne
Erie
Eone
St. Paul
Inc
Providence
Akron Teeta Et
Buffalo
Rockford
Til
Ind
Cedar Rapids
Denver
Albany
Canton
Fane
Washington Denen
Bloomington
Lake City
South Bend
Teeeeeree
Columb Ortland
Ore
Quincy
Jil
St. Jo MD
Uae
Pokane
Wash
Seereeree
Atlanta
Oo Ae
Ement
Nebeee Etteeee
Tees . Inc
Neb
Nashville
Eeeeerebeerers
Oakland
Cal
Eae
Rochesterates
Ory Hartford
Houston
Peoria
Dee
Galveston
Des Moines
la Canada
Norfolk
New Haven
Montreal
Grand Mae
Dayton
Winnipeg
Mass
Quebec
Hltonaoeane
Birmingham
St. John, N. B
Syracuse
Roberts, Hall & Con
New York Stock Exchange
Borden
Butte Coalition
Chicago Subway
Dominion Copper
Havana Tobacco
Otis
Setae
United Copper Com
Arerr
Pete Ee
Owen Ewene
A. P
Renees
North Butte
Utah
Eise
Helvetia
Cotton Letters
C. J. Buddeke & Co
Union Trust
Seseeneenes
Osese Oveoseee
Seeteeeeseves
Seveee Vsesee
Teeeee
Metals
Lizzid
AMSOB
Louisville Tobacco
Farmer
Boston Mining
City Hall Notes
Associated Organization Committee
Nicholas P. Smith
William B. Poland
Drs. Sicius
Oliver Robertson
Nicholas P. Smith & Bros
Andrews Building
Fifth
Race Streets
William Adair
L. & N. Railroad
Wallace and
Eastern Avenues
Abraham Silverctein
Crick
Court Street
Indianapolis
North Pacific Coast
Spokane
Seattle
Pitt
Charles Iglauer
Beechwood Avenue
Rose Hill
Hayward & Cordes
Mary Kutchenrider
Frank Bowles
Joseph Province
Thomas P. Oyler
William Rack
Hillsdale L. & B. Co
Norman Riggs
Antonio Home L. & B. Prdred Acs
Tuvassrhere
Emma Knoch
Eagle B. Co
Les Krcke
Central Fairmount B. & L. Company
Ccceesees Avisne
Anna Albers
Ella Crowe
Rhinea Adubtaee
John H. Smith
Henry Moore
Matparetha
Apkin
Kennedy
Mary ‘Theobald
Clifton Heights L
Mpg
Siegrist
Avondale U
Pase
Abraham Silverstein
M. C. Kunker
Sophie Silverstein
Green Street L
Sean
Ullivan
Gowan
Barbara Krautwasser
Superior Court
Campbell Creek Coal Company
Cincinnati Traction Company
Stephens & Lincoln
Becker
John Hauck Brewing Company
Clore, Dickerson & Clayton
King Emanuel
Moler Barber College
Fourth St
Sap
Rapids
Mae
Moler College
C. A
Cooper
Vernon, O
Barr St
Norwood
North Fairmount
Hopple St
Western Ay
United States
Nffer Co
Cor. Court and
Reedy Sts
Norfolk and Western Spot
Albro Veneer Cco
Medical
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