Wheat advances on active demand and firmer May price
Wheat futures rose on strong demand as buyers stepped in amid steady receipts in the Northwest and Southwest. May led gains around 1% with a close near 1.01 to 1.02 per bushel, while corn and oats slid modestly and projections showed no immediate relief in supplies. Provisions fell as markets priced dull activity and weaker demand.
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ICAGO
Liverpool ‘Cables
Aisk
Peter
Neapolis
Louis
Haydy
Sky
Ansas City
Timothy
Franco American agreement signed lowering champagne duties
The Franco American reciprocity pact under the Dingley act Section 3 was signed by Secretary Root and Ambassador Jusserand. It lowers champagne duties 20 percent for France while protecting both sides with conditional rates and a three member commission to monitor changes. The deal, not a treaty, becomes effective February 1 and avoids Senate approval.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
Root
Jusserand
France
America
State Department
Porto Rico
Russia
Baku
Germany
United States Senate
Turbulent US Grain Prices Move on Mixed Signals
Wheat futures rise on cold weather and low Southwest receipts while spot prices drift. Wheat, flour and corn markets show mixed activity across New York, Chicago, and Boston, with firm cash demands in some regions and cautious trading as futures adjust.
Turpentine and Rosin Market Report Summary
Illington and Savannah reports show turpentine prices around 50 cents per gallon with varying receipts and stock levels. Rosin demand mixed with large stock at Savannah, including grades A through N and prices ranging up to 6.50. Oil balances and daily averages noted, with broader market activity across several ports.
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Ilmington
Rosin
Nothdoing
Arleston
Vannah
Clover Seed Prices and Prime Rates Noted in Jat 28
Agricultural market item lists Clover seed with cash and forward prices for March April and October including a Prime price of 2.2. Alsike seed shows Prime.
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Alsike
Cattle Market Shows Animation and Mixed Prices
Cincinnati stock market report for January 28 1908 notes active cattle trade with general strength despite limited supply.Prices range for steers bulls and calves with milk cows and stockers steady to firm Hog prices slipped from yesterday’s highs while sheep and lambs remain active with higher ewe and lamb values and strong demand.
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Cincinnati
Bologna
Commercial Tribune
East Bulo
Jan
Packers and Farmers Report Market Prices Across Cities
Cattle receipts light with mixed and heavy categories varied across Pittsburg Chicago St Louis and Kansas City. Hogs ranged from 3.50 to 4.70 with prime heavy andYorkers noted. sheep and lambs also quoted with multiple price bands.
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Commercial Tribune
Pittsburg
Chicago
New York
Ohio
St, Louis
Kansas City
Market for Hhd Purchases Mixed as Offers Hit 139 Hhds
Breaks sold across four warehouses with light offerings and strong demand in all classes. New and old hulls ranged from $2.15 to $15.75 with Globe and Farmers and Shippers led by several lots. Bodmann’s distributed across prices up to $15.75. Recap shows varied lots across new and old, with totals near 139 hhds new and 5 old.
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Globe
Bodmann
Dry goods market shows quiet demand in New York
The dry goods market remains quiet in New York as orders arrive in small lots from across the country. Export trade gains are modest, cotton yarns are quiet, knitting yarns hold better demand, carpet mills run lightly, linings move in small lots, and domestic cottons are forced down by jobbers.
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New York
River Schedule and Ohio River Height Report
Advertised departures list services from Pomeroy to Maysville Louisville and Memphis with times for weekdays and Sundays. The Ohio River at Cincinnati stood at 15 feet and rising as of 6 p m yesterday.
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Ohio
Cincinnati
Flotsam and Jetsam Departures From Cincinnati Port
The Cincinnati port lists yesterday departures Virginia to Pittsburg Tacoma to Pomeroy Courier to Maysville Lizzie Bay to Madison and City of Cincinnati to Louisville. Today Courier from Maysville Kentucky to Madison and City of Louisville to Louisville expected. Ice noted on the Ohio River with rising levels and heavy running ice at Parkersburg.
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Maysville
Courier
Madison
Kentucky
Louisville
City OF
Cincinnati
Virginia
Pittsburg
Tacoma
Pomeroy
Lizzie Bay
City of Cincinnati
City of Louisville
Ohio River
Ohio
Wheeling
Parkersburg
All Way
Sycamore Street
Main Street
Memphis Packet
Lee
Memphis
River Gauge Updates Across Major Cities
Special Dispatches report river levels and weather across several cities. Davis Island Dam sits at 9.6 feet and stationary with rain. Wheeling shows 11 inches and rising. Louisville river levels vary with falls and locks shown. Madison river 13.5 feet and falling with light rain. St. Louis at 4.7 feet with a two inch drop in 24 hours. Cairg records 23 feet and falling with cold, cloudy conditions. Arrivals include Georgia Lee at Cincinnati. departures at Memphis. Evansville river level 13.4 feet and falling.
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Commercial Tribune
Pittsburg
Davis Island
Wheeling
Louisville
Madison
ST. Louis
Georgia Lee
Cincinnati
Memphis
Evansville
Courts Decide Question On Notice Of Expulsion In Metal Trades Case
The United States Court weighed whether the National Metal Trades Association may issue a notice expelling General Compressed Air and Vacuum Company. The judge directed briefs and will rule next week, denying an injunction but keeping a temporary restraining order. The article also notes bankruptcies by John F. Helem es and Earl H. Coble, with assets and debts listed, plus Alex Caspary inventory totals.
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United States
National Metal Trades Association
General Compressed Air and Vacuum Company
Anthony Dunlap
Metal Trades
Troy
Alex Caspary
Woman seeks reconveyance of McMillan Street property
Margaret Britting sues in Common Pleas to force her niece Martha Britting to reconvey property on McMillan Street. She alleges a 1904 transfer was made under duress with an understanding of reconveyance upon recovery. Also noted are claims by William H. Pfau & Co. and I. & I. Greenwald Co. and a court update on Nellie McKee vs Cincinnati Traction Co. pending trial in Common Pleas.
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Margaret Britting
Common Pleas Court
Martha §&. Britting
McMillan Street
John Britting
Martha S. Britting
Martha SS. Britting
Kearn & Kearn
God’s Bible School and Missionary Training Home
William H. Pfau & Co
I. & Ie. Greenwald Co
Greenwald Co
Woodmanseesterday
Preme
Nellie McKee
Cincinnati Traction Company
Woodmansee
Miss McKee
Eden Park
Swing
Circuit Court
Caldwell
Supreme Court
Tea Company Wins Temporary Restraining Order
The Great China Tea Company secures a temporary order restraining C. I. Dreifus from ousting it from Sixth street premises amid lease dispute. Dreifus claims a February 1 1908 expiry while the tea company asserts lease through May 1. Mallon & Vor denbérs represent the plaintiff.
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Great China Tea Company
C. I. Dreifus
Sixth Street
Plum Street
Central Avenue
The
Tea Company
Dreifus
Mallon & Vordenbérs
Jerry P. Conley
Cincinnati Traction Company
Woodburn
Harpin Street
Aaron McNeill
Robert W. Thompson
C. Louis Rau
Lewis Weight & Sons Company
Commercial Tribune Patterns Size Name Address City and State
A compact listing details patterns for the Commercial Tribune including size, name, address, city and state as referenced in a local directory style entry. The text records a structured catalog style item likely used for advertising or business reference in the periodical.
A Daity Little Empire Frock For Children
Empire styles dominate both child and adult fashion with dainty frocks. The featured pattern for ages 1 to 7 years uses 2½ yards of 36 inch fabric for a four year size, sewn with a shortwaisted bodice and skirt gathered at the belt, price ten cents.
Dividend Distribution Recommendation Report
The balance sheet shows 25 608 11 on hand available for distribution and recommends payment of dividends totaling 23 960 74. This summary notes cash on hand and proposed dividend amounts.
One Year Penalty Imposed for Manslaughter in Court
The grand jury indicted William Hines John Patton and Hugh Donnelly for burglary at Mrs McAlpin s home Fourth and Rike streets Joseph Doumas abused a little girl George Reed robbery and burglary Harry Pollock disposing of a rented typewriter Edward Dolan assault to rob Frank Butz saloon keeper operating a nickel in the slot machine Daniel Sullivan arson William Burnett convicted of petit larceny to be sentenced by Judge Caldwell Several prisoners arraigned for plea C T Miller grand larceny sentenced to one year Robert Johnson shooting two years Elmer Miller larceny Joseph Walsh and Robert Beecraft burglary T R Carpenter grand larceny Clifford Miles obtaining property under false pretenses pleaded guilty to be sentenced William Hawke jailed one year for manslaughter of William Britt in a quarrel judge recommended mercy Louis Meyers denied habeas corpus release ordered jailed for drunkenness authorities say Meyers was drunk on the street and could be taken from his home by officers
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William Hines
John Patton
Hugh Donnelly
William McAlpin
Caldwell
C. T. Miller
Robert Johnson
Elmer Miller
Joseph Walsh
Robert Beecraft
T. R. Carpenter
Clifford Miles
William Hawke
William Britt
Mercy
Woodmansee
Louis Meyers
Norwood
Meyers
Squire Armstrong
Probate Court records reveal varied estate actions
Notices detail homestead bequests, dower rights and share and share alike distributions among heirs. Executors sought authority to sell a paper bottle wrapper plant at Lockland with appraised value $4515 due to royalty costs. Other estates list appraisals, itemized inheritances, and guardianship reports totaling thousands.
Divorces Sought in Newport Kentucky Court
Ida Buckshorn states she married Harry Wolpa last April in Newport while under 16 and he abandoned her in September. She seeks alimony. Anna Welch seeks divorce from David L. Welch for abandonment. Theresa Baker seeks divorce from Charles K. Baker Jr and restoration of her maiden name Theresa Roby for cruelty. Antonio Ferrante files for divorce from Nicolino Bae Ferrante and child custody, accusing infidelity.
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Ida Buckshorn
Harry Wolpa
Newport
M. C. Lykins
Anna Welch
David L. Welch
John BE
Bruce
Theresa Baker
Charles K. Baker, Jr
Theresa Roby
William A. Simonton
Antonio Ferrante
Nicolino Bae Ferrante
D. T. Hackett
C. Ginocchio
Werthheimer Bound Over On Fraud Charges In Rumsfelder Case
Aaron Werthheimer faced charges of obtaining goods from the Rumsfelder Erlick Company under false pretenses. Justice Muller ordered him bound over to the grand jury for indictment.
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Aaron Werthheimer
Rumsfelder- Erlick Company
Grand Jutry
Justice Muller
Ohio Incorporations Filed In Columbus Jan Twenty Eight
The Mahgadore Stoneware Company $15000 Wallace Pero Daniel Wise John P Hall H B Bixley James W Poulson. The Wooster Gas and Fuel Company $30000 M J Buck William Elk W Hart D BEB Robinson W G Buck. The Security Company Cleveland $50000 H S Brady E G Guthery B J Guthery G L Ginther E C Gessmer. The Black Drug and Extract Company Akron $20000 S K Black Rosina Black Stanley Black Emil Gaumeter W J Evans. The Ira King Company Sardinia $25000 Horace C King Frank King Ira King Cora King Cora King. The Jackson McNutt Company Mt Healthy $15000 Joseph Jackson Frank McNutt Maude Jackson Florence A McNutt Florence H McNutt. The Blackburn Products Company Dayton $150000 Robert Blackburn John W Miller Frank C Vail C E Blackburn A Olive. The E H W Wilecke Company Cleveland $10000 E H Wiecke George Young George Wilkerling Will o O Bauer Edward Unterzuher. The Tribune Printing Company Covington $3000 William L Marlin R F Albery J L Creamer L E Sitties J Guy ODonnell. The International Adding Company Cleveland $50000 Fred Bach Mrs E L Harford H F Whedon S Munzheimer John A Pechousek. The EB F King Lumber Company Peebles $25000 Horace C King Frank F King M A King Dora King Ira King. The Kartuz Bereza Kranken Unternehmen Cleveland A Gold Max Lifshitz B Attinson B Greenburg D Berkaty.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Mahgadore Stoneware Company
Wallace Pero
Daniel Wise
John P. Hall
H. B. Bixley
James W. Poulson
Wooster Gas and Fuel Company
M. J. Buck
William Elk
W. Hart
D. Beb. Robinson
W. G. Buck
The
Security Company
Cleveland
H. S. Brady
E. G. Guthery
B. J. Guthery
G. L. Ginther
E. C. Gessmer
Black Drug and Extract Company
Akron
S. K. Black
Rosina Black
Stanley Black
Emil Gaumeter
W. J. Evans
Ira King Company
Sardinia
Horace C. King
Frank King
Ira King
Cora King
Jackson-McNutt Company
Mt. Healthy
Joseph Jackson
Frank McNutt
Maude Jackson
Florence A. McNutt
Florence H. McNutt
Blackburn Products
Dayton
Robert Blackburn
John W. Miller
Frank C. Vail
C. E. Blackburn
A. Olive
E. H
Fred Bach
E. L. Harford
H. F. Whedon
S. Munzheimer
John A. Pechousék
EB. F. King Lumber Company
Peebles
Frank F. King
M.A. King
Dora King
Metals Market Summary From London and New York Woes
The London tin market showed irregular but little changed prices with spot at £123 and futures at £123 12s 6d. Local copper quotations ranged from $13.37 to $13.87 with variations by grade. lead held around $3.65 to $3.75 locally. spelter fell to £20 15s in London but stayed dull at $4.45 to $4.56 locally. Iron markets in London softened with standard foundry at 46s and Cleveland warrants at 47s 6d. U.S. prices listed for foundries and Southern types. In St Louis, lead at $3.65 and spelter at $4.85.
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New York
London
Standard Foundry
Cleveland
Northern
Southern
Southern Soft
ST. Louis
Jan
Speiter
Real Estate Leaders Fight Local Option Bill In Cincinnati
Oliver E. Conner urges a special Real Estate Exchange meeting to protest the local option bill in Ohio. He warns passage would devastate rentals and employment, affecting mercantile properties, industry spaces, and housing. The Interchange Bureau plan and other real estate actions are noted.
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Cincinnati
Oliver E. Conner
William M. Hugle
The
Real Estate Exchange
Conner
Cincinnati Real Estate Exchange
Ohio
Exchange
Real Estate Transfers and Mortgages Listed in County Records
Transfers show multiple parcels in Section 22 Township Green Colerain Linwood and Caldwell sub. with leases, rents and owner changes including Lucy K R Hosea to Louis F Middleton, and others to Samuel Ruehrwein and Elizabeth Seber. Mortgages filed and canceled include Frank Dunhoft Highland area and G L Coates to J H Rolfes.
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Chase Avenue
Turrill
Township
Caldwell
Linwood Cassinwell
Samuel
Elsmere Lyndt
William G. Kresz
Michael Baumer
Blue Rock
Colerain Township
John Bryan
D. DeMott Woodmansee
Enn
Henry Schumacher
Springfield Township
Green Mary Moore
George B. Palmer
Hopper, Wood
Miles
Mentrup
J. W. Biegler
Lucy K. R. Hosen
Louis F. Middleton
Busch
Montana
Green Township
Coleraine Town- Prederick
C. Theiss
Alma
Clifton Heights
Crain
Mary J.eee
Adam. Frank
Margaret BE
Sinnelli
Samuel Gerhard H. Schomaker
Herbert Cas- Caldwell
Linwood
Gerhard H. Schomaker
Alexander Caldwell
David H.ey
College Hills
Frank
College Hill
Plumbing permits for multiple properties listed
Plumbing permit for closets in the Butler Building on Sixth Street between Race and Vine. Owner J Butler listed with cost 1500. Also permit details for a three story brick apartment on Rockdale Avenue with assignee Wilson and Fred Horstmann. cost 60.6. Another three story dwelling on McMillan and Vietor streets owned by Jacob May with unspecified cost.
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Butler
Sixth Street
Race and Vine
J . Butler
Rockdale Avenue
Ases Wilson
Fred Horstmann
McMillan and Vietor
Jacob May
Rig Nadees
Peau Atxak Ee
New Suits Filed In Common Pleas Court
Listings show multiple civil actions including The American Printing Ink Co. versus The Oppenheimer Printing Co. on appeal from Squire Mueller, several divorce filings for Ferrante and Baker, alimony and damages claims against city and other entities, and damages suits involving Cincinnati Traction Co. and The Cincinnati Gas Coke, Coal and Mining Co., with various attorneys named.
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The
American Printing Ink Co
Oppenheimer Printing Co
Squire Mueller
Antonio Ferrante
Nicolina B. Ferrante
D. T. Hackett
C. Giannoccio
Theresa Baker
Charles K. Baker, Jr
William A. Simonton
James Talcott
S. & M. Margolis Co
Kramer & Kramer
Margaret Wolpa
Harry Wolpa
M. C. Lykins
Mary B. Turner
City of Cincinnati
Walter A. Ryan
William A. Geoghegan
Jerry P. Conley
Cincinnati Traction Co
Aaron McNeill
Robert Wee
James R. Shanklin
City Hall Notes Highlight Payments and Budget Moves
Water Works Commissioners approved final estimate for George Reichel. Reichel saved city 700 by lowering load price. Kirchner Construction to be paid for laying 48 inch main on Wright Street and Eggleston Avenue. Jacob Secrest named clerk at 65 monthly. City receipts from license fees total 74 496.89 with 28 072.65 to general fund and rest to Public Service fund. Elections clerk George A. Gohen ill from ptomaine poisoning at 1005 Central Ave. Council to consider 465000 bond issue for street and sewer improvements, referred to Finance Committee then back to Council.
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Cincinnati Fire Department
Board of Public Safety
City Hall
Eighth and
Central Avenue
W. F. Boyd
J. J. Mulvihill
Water Works Commissioners
George Reichel
Benzenbers
Reichel
Kirchner Construction Company
Wighth Street
Eggleston Avenue
Jacob Secrest
Board of Public Service Fund
Finance Committee of Council
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Ial Dispatch
Ltimorf
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Ena
Toute, Jr
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Lima
Indiana
Cattle Market Animated
Stacker Lee
Metal Trades Association
Wyoming Grocer
Troy Butcher
Superior Court
Lewis Voigt & Sons
Commercial Tribune Patterns
Fashion Department
Criminal Court
Probate Court
Ebenezer Bowen Estate
Benjamin D. Urmston
Benjamin
Louisa
Thomas Mooney
James
Thomas
Martin
Mary
Kate
William Mooney
Elizabeth Conway
John F. Winslow
Susan L. Winslow
Imogene A. Bonte
Edwin
Imogene
Elizabeth
Corwin
Cora
Cornelis
Harry
Ellis
Frank Garrison
Francis E. Wilson
B. P. Hollister
Charles S. Howard
Daniel Joy
Margaret Joy
Anna Thicken
Joseph Thicken
Rosé Sandermann
Louisa Becker
Albert Lackman
Robert H. M. Lackman
William Hederman
Michael Goodling
John Bickers
Margaret H. Bernard
Ada Jones
Abigail Garratt
Clara B. Ross
Leroy S. Bernard
Sarah G. Bernard
Eugenia M. Bernard
Ebenezer Bowen
Lockland
Charles C. Biedinger
Mary Pre
Carthage
Court
Metals
New Orleans
Tietig & Lee
West Sixth Street
D. Bloch
Interchange Bureau of
Louis F. Busch
Middleton Avenue
Resor Avenue
Clifton
Lucy K. R. Hosea
Mr. Busch
Philip Pfeiffer
Jackson, Moessinger & Co
Ed Albert
Ohio Avenue
Christopher
Barbara Laner
Law Committee
Co. M. Hubbard
Associated Charities
Moler Barber College
Fourth St
Cedar Rapids
Cook
Lexington Av
Avondale
Highland Av
Mt. Auburn
Moller, College
Bond
A. G
Sawyer
Wade Logan, JR
Bath
FAP
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Call Stable
United States Transfer Co
Cor. Court and
Reedy Sts
Half Square
Norfolk and Western Depot
Ezekiel & Bernheim Cof
Beechmont
Tweed
Ben Tessal
A. M. Géntrupy
Annie Humphrey
Henry Frendenberg
Sadie Roth
Samuel D. Cooper
George L. Schulte
Louise K. Ernst
John H. Mentrup
Ekman Street
B. Beek Ies Sas
John H. Johnston
Mary Worpenberg
Forward
Herbert . Hunt
Mary J. Breen
Rosa Bojarsky
Sampson B. & L. Co
Highland One L. & Co
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Republic B. & L. Co
Frank Weber
Burnet Woods B
Charles Favors
B. cd. Coeeap
Elizabeth McCraith
Centeata
PD. Rupe
Caves
Thomas W. Daly
Olive P. Smith
Wee
Sarah McGrail
John J. Dooley
August Hoffman
Preevident
Paul Wehline
Brighton
German Bank
Boras
Financial and Loans
Frederick A. Schmidt
B. Fourth St
Hanauer Automobile CO
Enth St. Eve
Sycamore, el
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LEE Line
Memphis, Inc
Broadway
Vicksburg
Pine Bluff
Georgia
E. Front
J. F. Ellison
City Hall Notes
George A. Gohen
Board of Elections
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