Wheat market climbs on strong demand and cash strength
Chicago trading shows active cash demand lifting May wheat and corn futures. May wheat opens lower then gains to around 1.02 to 1.04 per bushel as receipts and strong cash demand support a firm close. Corn futures rise with hotter weather forecasts and light local receipts aiding the rally. Provisions weaken on hog arrivals, with pork and rib futures slipping from earlier highs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ICAGO
Liverpool
Bradstreet’s
Minneapolis
Duluth
Chicago
Indiana
Ilinois
May
May Park
Flour and grain markets steady with mixed Chicago signals
New York reports flour supplies and exports with mixed gains for wheat and corn. Prices rise on green bug reports from Missouri and Northwest receipts while futures show firm to higher closes. Minneapolis and St Louis notes follow with scattered grains and flour price ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Duluth
Misri
Heavy Commission
U. K
Fay
Amily
Lasses Sugar 3
JST. Louis
C. Hemp ‘Wine LLC
Minneapolis
Cotton Letters Indicate Market Is Seen As Natural Decline
Traders are divided on cotton prices with some expecting a pullback after a prior advance. W R Todd & Co sees no change in underlying conditions while John W Ballmann notes longs taking profits amid fears from a bearish gunner report and a less one sided market activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Todd & Co
Longs
New Orleans Cotton Market Steady Near Unchanged Prices
Cotton prices across New Orleans, Liverpool, and New York show a steady to barely changed market. Spot prices hold middling around 12½ under pressure from liquidation and bearish census expectations, with futures mixed and trading ranges widening across months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Woman Lawyer Secures Divorce on Neglect Claim
Nellie Stratton née Robinson, once a noted attorney, won a divorce from Frank W. Stratton in Judge James B. Swin's court on grounds of neglect after a tale of unrequited love and poor health. The case was uncontested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Stratton
Charles S. Sparks
Judge Hunt Discharges Defendants After Nine to Three Jury
The jury verdict favored the plaintiff by nine to three. Attorneys included Joseph Fox for the plaintiff and Jerome D. Creed for the defendants. John Koch received $300 damages against Henkel and Sullivan for property injury during grading. Heilker and Heilker represented the plaintiff with Louis J. Dolle for the defense. John Habig was sworn as Deputy County Clerk by Judge Woodmansee. Stella Kuhlman was released on a habeas corpus writ by Judge Woodmansee with a report to police headquarters, charged with alleged loitering.
Probate Court Lets Widow Hold Estate During Life
Estate of John Bickers of Carthage leaves widow Mary in possession for life with remainder to children Annie Elizabeth and Mary upon her death. Estimated at 15 000 dollars. Multiple estates and appraisals listed including Clemens Lohmann admin and various heirs and bequests across names such as Johanna Lohmann Fannie Coddington Bertha Story and others. Charles Guckenberger will provides eight children and five grandchildren shares with 1300 dollars advanced to Ben Guckenberger for Europ ean musical studies deducted from his portion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bickers
Carthage
Mary
Annie
Elizabeth
Clemens F. Lohmann
Johanna Lohmann
John N. Lockard
George B. Kemnan
Mary Huxel
Conrad Huxel
Ella J. Kelly
Michael Kelly
Ludwig Brenner
Margareta Seegar
Richard J. Johnston
Lucy E. Johnston
Samuel §. Church
Tillie S. Pinckard
Joseph J. Dermody
Denis Behm
George Ee
Charles Guckenberger
Edward Voss
EB. L. Frerkins
Fannie H. Coddington
Bertha Story
Charles A. Kampe
Anton Eble
William C. Rel
Azriah C. McWethy
Edna E. MceWethy
Ben Guckenberger
Europe
Apartment Building Planned In Clifton Neighbored
A new apartment building costing over 100000 is planned for the northwest corner of Ludlow and Brookline avenues Clifton. Albert W. Hayward bought the lot through Lewis R. Smith. plans call for nineteen four and five room flats with baths and fireplaces. The site lies opposite Burnet Woods and George B. Cox mansion. previous opposition delayed a similar project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ludlow and
Brookline Avenues
Clifton
Albert W. Hayward
Hayward & Cordes
Lewis R. Smith
Frederick Holz
Burnet Woods
George B. Cox
Insolvency Court Sees Vacuum Sanitary Cleaning Company Fail
The Vacuum Sanitary Cleaning Company assigned to Charles Follett with assets estimated at 2500 and unknown liabilities. Receiver Ritchie reports assets will cover liabilities and states large orders remain. mill to restart next week. The company was run by Harry B Maddock at 1302 Walnut Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vacuum Sanitary Cleaning Company
Charles Follett
Harry 8. Maddock
Walnut Street
Ritchie
Wiborg- Hanna Lumber Company
Former Saloon Keeper Seeks Bankrupt Status in U S Court
John Adam Pfetzing, once in the saloon trade and now a metal polisher, filed yesterday to be declared bankrupt with debts of 783 dollars. Cincinnatian. J W Davis, carpenter from Arcanum, also filed for bankruptcy with debts of 2110 dollars and assets listed at 1191 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Adam Pfetzing
J. W. Davis, Carpenter
Arcanum
River Departures Report From Maysville and Cincinnati
The Ohio River level at Cincinnati stood at 23 feet 4 inches and falling yesterday. Timetable notices list departures from Maysville Madison Louisville and Cincinnati with triweekly daily and Sunday schedules including Georgia Lee next Friday at 5 p.m.
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Maysville
Courier
Madison
Kentucky
Louisville
City OF Cincinnati
Georgia Lee
Ohio
Cincinnati
Virginia
Pittsburg
Greenwood
Pomeroy
Lizzie Bay
City of
Steamer Courier
Main Street
All Way
Ail
Memphis
Georgia
Broadway
Robert Hissem
Charles Williams
Warsaw
Wool market finds dull trade amid steady price levels
Boston reports a subdued local wool market with manufacturers hesitant to commit to large contracts though demand remains for samples. London auctions see strong competition with 7,389 bales. West Australian and Cape goods attract buyers as Merinos hold steady.
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Boston
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Delaine
Kentucky
Indiana
Missouri
Texas
London
America
Cape of Good Hope
Natal
New South Wales
Queensland
West Australia
New Zealand
Buenos Ayres
Court Dismisses Case Against Brokerage Firm
COMMON PLEAS COURT dismisses Theodore M. Harsch v Brown & Co after a full hearing. Harsch claimed a November 1906 verbal partnership granting 50 dollars weekly and 25 percent of net earnings. judge Bromwell found he was a salaried clerk. W. J. Davidson for plaintiff. Healy Ferris & McAvoy for defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore M. Harsch
Brown & Co
Bromwell
Harsch
Bramwell
W. J. Davidson
Healy, Ferris & McAvoy
Fragmentary Money Transfers Listed Across Firms
A garbled ledger of transfers shows multiple individuals wiring funds to various parties including John T. Mollman H H. Vandeval and Patrick Highland with amounts like 1400 2370 and 1800. Several lines reference East End L A Co Catherine Bach Mauro Findlay Market No. L. B. Co and others with unclear dates or contexts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sage and Trust Co
John T. Mollman
H. H. Vandeval Reais
Bernarhard Spitzmiller
John Bickelt
Patrick Highland
East End
L. A. Co
Bridget Birns
Philip Sern
Catherine Bach- Mauro
Caden de Tein
Thomas Frey
Southern Ohio L. & Sr
Orne Tach
Denena
George H. Winters
Bamme
Matthew McGuire
Mary J. Massa
Rosalie Diehl
Findlay Market No. L. &. B. Co
River Observations at Multiple Stations Reported
Special Dispatches note river levels and trends at several stations including Davis Island Dam, Wheeling, Madison, Louisville, Evansville, Cairo, and St. Louis. Levels mostly falling with some rising at Evansville and Cairo. weather conditions vary from cloudy and warm to fair and cold across locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Pittsburg
Davis Island Dam
Wheeling
Madison
Louisville
Evansville
Cairo
John S
Mississippi
ST. Louis
Real Estate Transfers and Mortgages Filings
A list of property transfers including Cresap to Lord in Cedar Grove sub divisions, Nurre to Sholler on Sullivan avenue, and multiple parcels in Duncan, Erie, and Highland avenues. Also notes on Newbold Pierson transfers, W. M. Pierson to Catherine Peters, and numerous other quarter-acre to multi-acre lots in Green Township and surrounding areas. Mortgage filings and cancellations recorded for various individuals and parcels, with amounts and parties listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert J. Cresap
Matilda Lord
Cedar Grove
B. A
Chanie Cavanaugh
Mary Matherly
Thomas Fox
Henry A. Nurre
Frank C. Sholler
Sullivan Avenue
Church Street
St.Bernard Fir
Newbold L. Pierson
Mary
Erie Avenue
Duncan Avenue
Lenn
Harry J. Sykes
Anna Knorr
Elizabethtown S.c
Charles W. Scott
Elizabeth
Fritz
James
Oliver Street
L. E. Wood
A. V. Gwaltney
New Haven
Andrew
John Frank
Hartwell
Ncw
Frederick Chonau
Andrew H. Steizle
E. Knowlton
Cumminsville
Laura M. Davis
Sanson M. Cooper
John S. Schafer
Chris Keim
Nee
Mt. Healthy
Edith Pelton
William da “Gallagher
OSE
CMRER
Lena Puhlman
August ‘Robbe, Jr
Green Township
Buen
George H. Winters
Adam Bommer
Green
Epple
Aebbes Ee
Cacebosas
Henrietta C. Joyce
Edna T
John and
David Streets
John Street
William Koch
Sciphone Snyder
Linwood Pike
Gabriel Storm
Virginia Cox
Grandview Avenue
Turner Et
Clinton
Baymiller Street
Clark Street
Joyce Et
Colerain
McLean Street
Pavillion Street
Paulina
Borgmann
James E. Mooney
Myers Y.ner
Duncan and Erie Avenues
Elsmere
Puhlman Avenue
Adam
George W. Frost
David Street
Hlizabeth
Cutter Street
Edna T. Frost
Henrietta Co
Anthony Klus
Catharine Rechtin
Cotton Seed Oil Price Report From New Orleans
New Orleans reported a prime price of 40 cents per pound for cotton seed oil on January 21, reflecting a market leaning toward firmness. The brief note records only the price point without additional trading details or context.
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New Orleans
Coffee Market Opens Steady With Mixed Trade
The New York coffee market opened steady and closed steady with unchanged to 5 point gains. Sales totaled 19 750 bags with February at 5.90c March 6c April 6.05c May 6.10c December 6.45a 6.50c Spot Rio 768 16c No 4 Santos 8c and Cordova 9% to 13c.
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Liverpool
New York
Lancashire
Hull
Bull Clique
Uplands
Gulf
Rio
New York Dry Goods Market Cuts Bleached Goods Prices
The New York market saw a major dry goods price cut as a large local merchant undercuts a Chicago house by 4 cents on bleached goods. Agents note revisions from 15 to 20 percent below last year’s top prices. Cotton yarns firm and export trade with South America improves as large buyers purchase more.
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New York
Chicago
South America
A Charming Bretelle Gown in Blue Voile
A pattern description for a simple or elaborate Athenian blue voile gown with bretelles attached to a wide draped girdle. Sleeves may be full or short, skirt features a five gore upper with a five gore flounce. Medium size uses 1 1/2 yards waist and 6 1/2 yards skirt 45 inch width. Two patterns Nos. 6072 and 6073 priced twenty cents, send ten cents to receive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bretelles
Grain supplies show shifts in US Canada Europe
Special reports from Brad Street's data indicate wheat stocks east of the Rockies fell by 1 049 000 bushels while Canada rose by 73 000. total US and Canada down 976 000. Atlantic and European supplies up 600 000. overall world stocks down 476 000. Corn US and Canada up 463 000. oats down 203 000. Notable changes include Omaha up 198 000, Louisville up 67 000, Manitoba up 50 000, Portland Mo down 331 000, Milwaukee elevators down 95 000, Chicago elevators down 94 000.
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New York
Brad Street
United States
Rockies
Canada
Europe
Omaha
Louisville
Manitoba
Portland
Milwaukee
Chicago
New Suits Filed In Circuit Court Divorces And Damages
A list of new cases filed includes Carrie Feiler versus Robert Feiler for divorce and alimony. Alma Lueck versus Herman Lueck for divorce and alimony. Janie C Walker versus Leo J Walker for divorce and alimony. Lorenia A Reiner versus Louis Reiner for alimony. Other matters include appeals from Squire Lamping in cases involving Henry Cothman versus Henry B Fromme and Shenango Pottery Company versus L Wolpa & Son. Ward Baldwin versus Albert F Gast. Katie B Fascom against Village of Delhi for 1000 dollars. Lillian M Meyer versus Louis Meyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maud King
Philip King
Charles HE. Everett
Carrie
Robert Feiler
John C. Rogers
Lorenia
Amanda Renner
Louis Reiner
Springfield Pike
Jerome D. Freed
Lillian Meyer
Louis Meyer
Charles E. Everett
Alma Lueck
Herman
William Littleford
Josie Binder
William Binder
Rosa R. Gibson
Robert W. Gibson
Carrie Feiler
J. C. Rogers
Henry Cothman
Henry B. Fromme
Squire Lamping
Shenango Pottery Company
L. Wolpa & Son
Herman Lueck
F. Bertram
Albert FE. Gast
Ward Baldwin
Squire Muller
Katie B. Fascom
Delhi
P. J. Jones
Lillian M. Meyer
Janie C. Walker
Leo J. Walker
W. Littleford
Lorenia A. Reiner
J.D. Creed
Henry Heeg Owns $2300 West Side Guy Street Home
Two story frame residence on the west side of Guy street between Warner and Humming streets, Henry Heeg owner, cost $2300.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Street
Warner
Humming
Henry Heeg
Ohio Incorporations Special Dispatch to Commercial Tribune
This list reports new incorporations in Ohio on January 21. The Reading Creamery Company and The Cleveland Die and Manufacturing Company each register $10 000 capital. Other filings include The Cleveland Spark Plug Company The Cleveland Amusement Club The White Cottage Gas and Oil Company The Argand Oil Company and an increased capital for The E G Stroud Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Reading Creamery Company
Herman H. Biling
Joseph Brinkman
Jesse Hammel
Frank Koehler
Gus Koehl
Cleveland Die and Manufacturing Company
Joseph C. Theberath
Gustave J. Braun
E. C. Merkel
Henry Beckman
William F. Rees
Cleveland Spark Plug Company
Turpentine and Rosin Trading Several Coastal Ports
Wilmington reports 76 casks of spirits turpentine receipts and 538 barrels of rosin at 35 cents with tar inactive. Savannah shows turpentine at 2 1/2 to 3 dollars with 817 barrels sold, rosin at 2109 barrels sold, price ranges across grades. Oil City and Charleston list negligible activity with mixed balances and nothing doing on tar.
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Wilmington
Oil City
Toledo
North Lima
Lima
Indiana
Charleston
Savannah
Mining Stock Prices Rally Across Western Firms
Boston January 21 quotes show mixed movement in mining shares with numerous listings such as Amalgamated 49 percent, Copper Range 62, Michigan 12, Islead Mines? 21, United States Mining 84, North Butte 49, Calumet and Izona 112, Grand totals reflect varied sentiment and bids on several tickers including Trinity 15 and Atlas groupings.
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Boston
Adventure
Allouez
Amalgamated
Atlantic
Bingham
Calumet
Hecla
Centennial
Copper Range
Daly West
Brankiin
Granby
Isle Royale
Massachuset Mining
Michigan
Mohawk
Montasia Coal and Coke
Old Dominion
Osceola
Parrot
Quincy
Shannon
Lag
Trinity
United of R
United States Mining
United of
Utah
Victoria
Winona Ha
Wvolvers
North Butte
Butte Coalition
Nevada
Calumet and Izona
Arizona Commercial
Ordinance 315 authorizes bonds for library grounds at Price Hill
Cincinnati council proposes issuing three thousand dollar bonds to grade the Branch Free Public Library lot in Price Hill. The 1908 bonds of eight thousand dollars at four percent pay semi annual interest, due in twenty years, with sale at par or via public auction. Proceeds fund the Public Library Fund under the Board of Public Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Cincinnati
State of
Ohio
American Exchange National Bank
New York City
New York
Park Improvement Fund
Board of Public Service
John Galvin
Edwin Henderson
Branch Free Public Library
Price Hill
Free Public Library
Public Library Fund
Youn Alvin
Greek Filter Co sued for attachment and garnishment
Joseph Gradi sues The Greek Filter Co before Justice Fred A. Lamping in Cincinnati Township Ohio. An order of attach ment and garnishment issued for 297.91 dollars. Hearing set for February 26 1903 at 10 o'clock sharp. Bates Meyer Attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greek Filter CO
Hermey
Joseph Gradison
Fred A. Lamping
Cincinnati Township
Ton County
Ohio
Bates & Meyer
Steamer Courier Sails From Greene Line Wharf Tonight
The steamship courier departs Greene Line wharfboat at 11 p.m. heading from Maysville and points beyond. Foot Sycamore, Tel. M 1457.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maysville
Greene Line
Sycamore
Tel
Daily freight and streetcar schedule updates
Fragmentary notice lists daily routes between Vor Toursville and Intermediate Points with Lower Ohio-Bcoats on Main Street at 5 p.m. except Sundays at 9 a.m. and mentions a daily Kentucky River freight receipt. Confusing text preserves ongoing transit and freight operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toursville
Ohio
Tucky River
Tel
LEE LINE STEAMERS Fare Memphis inc meals and berth
GEORGIA LEE sails from wharfboat foot Broad way Friday January 24 at 5 p.m. offering fast one cent passenger service to Lower Ohio Mem Vicksburg Pine Bluff and midway points with daily receptions. STACKER LEE follows July 31. Office 204 E Front. Phone Main 1190. Harfboat Phone Main 8% J F Ellison Supt and General Agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LEE Line
Memphis, Inc
Georgia Lee
Broadway
Ohio
Mem Vicksburg
Pine Bluff
Stacker Lee
E. Front
J. F. Ellison
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lgpectal Dispatch
Wbaltimore
Dispatch
LEDO
Waukee
WLUTH
Cotton Letters
Veel Vial
Np Cseavreuven Eee Eed
Wy Ieeeee Bane Chotetee
Wiborg-Hanna Lumber Company
Robert Maire
Dora
Amelia
Edwin C. F. Schenck
Amelia Schenck
William H. Schweikert
Probate Court
Carge Apartment Building
Brookline Ave
Nues, Clifton
Southern Rail
Cincinnati Southern Railroad
West End
Fifth and Freeman Avenue
Slop Street
McLean Avenue
Samuel Hannaford & Sons
Dohan
Central Avenue
Iighthead
Reehl & Gould
W. H. Thomas
Anna M. Loeffler
Park Avenue
S. M. Cooper
Spencer Avenue
Williams Avenue
Norwood
Gabriel Sturm
Cleneay & Nourse
J. M. Garden
A. O. Elzner
R. Tietig
The
American Institute of Architects
Burnet House
E. M. Costello
Coretta M. Brandt
Webster Street
Anna Deye
William Glenny Glass Company
Race Street
Race and
Commerce Streets
Reading Creamery
Vorhees Street
Reading
C. J. Buddeke & Co
Union Trust
Fanuaty
Coereeee
Eoee
Aubust
United States Court
Fourth St
Cedar Rapids
Lexington Av
Avondale
Walnut Hills
Ninth St
Moler College
Parkev
Houseman
E. M
BE. W
L. Moore
Richmond St
Toai
United States Transfer Co
Cor. Court and
Reedy Sts
Norfolk and Western Depot
J. McCarthy
Ezekiel & Bernheim CO
Harry Arenburg
West Fifth Street
Court of Insolvency
Joseph T. Harrison
Sala
WOOL
Common Pleas Court
Daniel Fries
Frances F. Powell
Thomas Stenivkey
Ehuslcc
S. O’brien
Mary K
Nieman
West Street
William Gallagher
Edith.Pelton
Antonia Catalano
Vincenzo Arrigo
L. Steinman
Margaret Lachtrop
Minnie Sauer
Spring Ae Avenue L
B. Co
Commercial Tribune Patterns
Fashion Department
Bretelle
Boston Mining
Financial and Loans
Merchants & Mechanics Trust CO
Carew Bldg
Ss. W. Cor
Fifth and Vine Sts
Frederick ‘A. Schmidt
E. Fourth St
Automobile CO
Seventh St
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