Wheat gains as weather woes aid markets
Reports of continued rain in Kansas and Nebraska buoyed the wheat market with the September contract up to 88 1/8 cents. Corn rose 2 to 3 cents amid strong wheat demand and light receipts, while oats followed higher. Provisions added to gains as packing demand remained firm and hogs dropped estimates. Local receipts included 281000 bushels of wheat and flour notes.
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Minneapolis
Duluth
Chicago
Shorts
Commission
Tle
Évigce
New York Hit Hard as 1908 Half-Year Bankruptcies Rise
Dun's Review reports 1908 first half commercial failures total 8,709 with liabilities of 124,375,833, up from 1907. June shows improving defaults and banks resume mercantile lending, with New York accounting for a large share of financial center failures and vast banking liabilities.
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United States
Dun
R.1. Dun & Co
Eaeh
New York
Empire State
New England
Central West
Markets in Cincinnati July 2 1908 Grain and Whiskey Prices
Cincinnati July 2 1908 markets show firm wheat corn and oats with light demand for rye and hay receipts. No. 2 red wheat and No. 2 white oats detailed alongside flour prices and many crop and live stock quotations and reported sales including whisky barrels at $1.35 per barrel.
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Cincinnati
Minneapolis
Northern
Flour Market Report Shows Mixed Prices and Activity
New York reports firmer flour with active receipts and exports. Wheat and corn futures trade, with No 2 red and No 1 Northern priced around 97 to 98 cents and 1.17 to 1.19 per bushel fob afloat. yields vary by region as oats and rye hold steady and other grains show subtle shifts across Duluth Minneapolis St Louis and Chicago markets.
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New York
Minnesota
Duluth
C. m
Commercial Tribune
Toledo
Baltimord
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Kansas City
ST. Louis
Cotton seed oil and whisky price notes from two markets
New Orleans reports prime cotton seed oil at 46 cents. Peoria notes whisky at 1 dollar 35 cents.
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New Orleans
Prime
Light trade as Cincinnati market shows fair demand
Cattle receipts total 865, well above week-ago levels, with demand lifeless and prices mixed. Heavies 5.50 to 6.50, extra 6.75 to 6.85. hogs 4,046 on market with steady to lower values, pigs and light weights hardest hit. Sheep and lambs 1,755 receipts, demand fair but prices weak to steady for lambs. Note: No market July 4.
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Commercial Tribune
Pittsburg
East Buffalo
Chicago
New York
Kansas City
Texas
ST. Louis
East Kennedy Heights Syndicate sued over mismanagement
Stockholders Joseph Wuest and Henry Justus seek a receiver and wind up of East Kennedy Heights Syndicate. They allege mismanagement by trustees Michael Durner Luke A Staley and August J Hankel, claim no dividends or lots received, and demand an accounting. Attorneys Bennett Utter and Spangenberg & Spangenberg represent plaintiffs.
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East Kennedy Heights
Court News
Joseph Wuest
Henry Justus
Michael Durner
Luke A. Staley
August J. Hankel
Bennett & Utter and
Spangenberg & Spangenberg
William F. MacConnell
Phineas J. MacConnell
Frederick C. Bruckmann
Bruckmann
Westinghouse Readjustment Committee Reports Subscriptions
The Westinghouse Readjustment Committee announced that subscriptions to the $10,000,000 refinancing stock totaling 9,770,862 were received. The notice stated the subscriptions reached for the new issue as part of the company’s restructuring plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westinghouse Readjustment Committee
New York
Westinghouse Electric Andanufacturing Company
Toledo Clover Seed Prices and August Dates
Toledo notes Clover seed quotes show October 7.60 Devouber 7.60 and March 7.67 percent with Alsike and August details. This brief price table reads as a market update from the local grain exchange.
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Toledo
Alsike
Barron-Boyle Company Bankruptcy Schedules Filed
United States Court records show Barron-Boyle Company filing bankruptcy schedules with total liabilities of 89396 and estimated assets of 33366. Liabilities include 22000 in accommodation paper and all debts are unsecured. Assets list stock 24400 cash 527 bills and notes 1311 machinery 1071 and open accounts 6015.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barron-Boyle Company
Divorce Court Divorces and Annulment Actions Lead Docket
Patrick A Shortall of Norwood sues for annulment claiming Leng Shortall was not of sound mind at marriage in 1883 and she has been confined at Longview Asylum for eleven years. Estelle B Arnold is granted divorce from Ian Arnold with child custody and support. Others include Mabel Dowling and George Lang divorces for neglect and willful absence. several cases heard and submitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick A. Shortall
Norwood
Leng Shortall
Estelle B. Arnold
Brookline Avenue
Ian Arnold
Cora Drake
Charles H. Drake
Mabel Dowling
J. Hamilton Dowling
George Lang
Anna L. Lang
Probate court items outline wills and estates
Calista M. Smith leaves estate to daughter Mary S. Butler. Various estates filed for administration including Nellie Connelly Ellen Connelly and J Frank Wilson. Mary S. Butler's $800 estate and others cited with appraisals. Ike Moskowitz authorized to accept $00 for death claim of Jeanette Liebschewitz. Hale Justis Co inventory shows Sam J. Hale share valued at $5,301.98.
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Calista M. Smith
Mary S. Butler
Mary Moses
John J. Althert
Ike Moskowitz
Jeanette Liebschewitz
Cincinnati Railroad Omnibus Company
Nellie Connelly
Ellen Connelly
Charles J. Eversfield
J. Frank Wilson
Charles Fields
Beatrice Fields
John McGrath
Wilhelmina McGrath
Margaret M. Schopper
Frank P. Schopper
Lena Kirkpatrick
Estella Kirkpatrick
Edith E. Augur
Ramon A. Augur
Hale, Justis & Co
Sam J. Hale
Judge Overrules New Trial and Sentences Tiller in Early Theft Case
Judge Hunt overruled Clarence P. Tiller's motion for a new trial and sentenced him to seven years in the penitentiary for part in the 18 year old theft of a tray of diamond rings valued at 2103 dollars from Michie Brothers' store. Albert Bradley, charged with using the mails for fraudulent commission schemes against farmers, was sent to Denver, Colorado, in custody, to await prosecution after Denver authorities finish with him.
Building Permits For Several Dwellings On Local Streets
Construction permits issued for a two and a half story brick and frame dwelling on Evanswood Place from O. F. Sheppard and OWNET, a two and a half story brick and stone residence on Erwiler Avenue from J. B. Newton, OWNET, and a two story frame dwelling on Norris Avenue near Harrison from Miss J. Ocheck, OWNET. Estimated costs: 6000 to 1000 dollars with total around 4500 dollars.
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Evanswood Place
Evans Place
O. F. Sheppard
Ownet
Erwiler Avenue
Hazelwood
J. B. Newton
Norr Avenue
Harrison
Jocheck
New York Mining Prices and Offers
New York July 2. A list of mining stock quotations includes Alice 2.25 and Breece 0.05 with Brunswick Con 0.05 Comstock Tunnel 0.28 de bonds offered 0.18 Con. Cal. and Va. 0.54 Horn Silver 0.50 Iron Silver 1.00 Leadville Con. offered 0.07 Little Chief offered 0.07 Mexican 0.45 Ontario 4.90 Ophir 2.55 Small Hopes 0.18 Standard 1.75 Yellow Jacket 0.60.
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New York
Brunswick
Comstock Tunnel
Con. Cal
Leadville
Ontario
Fountain Square property leased for remodeling and new amenities
Real estate deal closes for Fountain square property at 111 Hast Fifth street. The seven story building will be remodeled with electric elevators and three floors set for bowling, billiards, and pool plus a restaurant. Leased for fifteen years with rentals totaling 125000. Other transactions include sales at 3423 Lyleburn Place and Victor street lots with construction plans, and a new Evanston branch office opened by A L Pachoud at 3521 Montgomery Pike corner Herbert Avenue.
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Fountain Square
Jack Krollmann Aid Associates
Cleneay & Nourse
J. M. Gardell
Besaden
Hast
Fifth Street
Sansom M.cooper
William E. Guy
Princeton
N. J
Smith Bros & Co
Victor Street
McMillan Street
Cooper
Watelsky, Sieve & Co
Patrick Moran
West Fourth Street
A. L.ePachoud
Montgomery Pike
Herbert Avenue
Evanston
Real Estate Transfers and Mortgages Filed and Canceled
Real estate notices list numerous transfers from Jason S. Evans and others to Willis G. Durrell and others, including lots 4 through 14 in Pleasant Ridge Sub and adjacent parcels. Also shows Mary Flatery and heirs leasing properties, various lot sales, and numerous mortgages filed and canceled by banks and individuals across multiple streets and subdivisions.
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Jason S. Evans
Willis G. Durrell
Pleasant Ridge
Warren N. Carter
Mary Flatery
William Warre
Sixth
Baum Streets
Christopher H. W. Schmidt
William J Tanner
Abigail Street
James Callahan
Peter Ryan
Linn
Anna Albers
James Hamilton
Ccces
Mathias Schuetterle
Emilie Causse
Race Street
Fifteenth Street
August Barg
Otto Bachmann, Jr
Elsmere
Ambrose L. Pachoud
William J. B. Klein
Pachoud
B. A
James A. Clift
Mary I. Clift
William Anderson
Addyston
John A. Pitts
Lizzie Dickmeier
Georgia Avenue
Chase Avenue
Ormonde 8 & L. Co
Solomon Holmes
Spring Grove Avenue
Spa
Mary E. Taylor
Justina Vogel
Dayton Street
Howard
Macneale
Fourth National Bank
Fourth Street
Stone Alley
Charles K. Davis
Louis Levine
Avondale
St Cuca
Charles
J. Stein
John B. Wellen
John Albert Lackman
Charles A. Kessen
Freeman
Louise Schwerin
John
Henrietta Doerner
Millcreek Township
M. A. Spencer
Charles L. Mills
Spencer & Tenney
Bank Street
William Shaw
Ida M. Shaw
Anderson Henry Kettler
John Arnold
Sohn Street
Conroy Street
Morton Street
Paddock Road
John A. Doolan
Herbert T. Hent
Samuel D. Cooper
Herbert H. van Winkle
Bryant & Trevor’s
Fairmount
John Hautman
F. Xavier Hautman
Peter Zinn
Barnard Heupel
Jacob Heupel
Sycamore Township
Wn Es Gavage Cee Ce
Eienes
James Bryant
Cusion
F. X. Hautman
William Kumpf
Delhi
Rosa Landgraf
St. Leger Place
James HE. Robinson
Margaret Wilker
Spencer & Tenney’s
Aaron A. Brown
Spencer& Tenney’s
Walnut Hills
Pendleton Street
Hopkins Streets
Harvey Avenue
Arwiler
Liberty Street
Mary A. Hunt
Benjamin Bernstein
Thomas G. McDougall
Morton
Charles F.mayer
John Hardiman
Eliabeth BH
Tucker
New Suits Filed in Common Pleas Court
Case numbers 140,297 to 140,302 list filings: Patrick Shortall vs Lena Shortall to set aside marriage. Joseph Wuest et al. vs Michael Durner et al. for dissolution of Kennedy Heights Syndicate. Dyer Fruit Box Manufactur Company vs John D Cunningham for 48 dollars judgment. Cincinnati Grain Company vs Farmers' Grain Company for 534.60 damages. Frank Ibold vs Transvaal Lipper Company for 2500 on notes. Mary Courtright vs Erick Grongaga for divorce. William F MacConnell vs Erick Grongaga for 10000 as same. Names reflect firms Hosea Knight Jones and Spangenberg Bennett Utter.
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Patrick Shortall
Lena Shortall
Hosea, Knight & Jones
Joseph Wuest
Michael Durner
Kennedy Heights Syndicate
Spangenberg & Spangenberg and
Bennett & Utter
Dyer Fruit
Box Manufactur Company
John D. Cunningham
Stanley Matthews and
Burchters & Matthews
The
Cincinnati Grain Company
Farmers’ Grain Company
J. C. Herman
Frank Ibold
Transvall Liper Company
Frank Lien
Mary Courtright
Are Cen
Robert G. Bro
William F. MacConnell
Erick Grongaga
Executrix Appointed in Ohio Will Case
Eleanor Shields named executrix of the last will of Jane Connor deceased in Hamilton County Ohio. Attorney Charles J. Mott announces appointment at Wiggins Block Cincinnati dated July 2 1908.
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Hamilton County
Ohio
Jane Connor
Eleanor Shields
Charles J. Mott
Wiggins Block
Cincinnati
River reports and arrivals from ports including Louisville and St Louis
In Pittsburg river at 11.7 feet and stationary. Wheeling river 5 feet 2 inches and falling. The Bessie Smith departed for Parkersburg Royal Clarington Ruth Sistersville. Madison river 8 feet 4 inches and falling. Louisville river falling 2.2 feet canal 4.4 feet. City of Louisville arrives from Cincinnati. Evansville river 8 feet and falling with rain warmer. Cairo river 82.8 feet and falling. The Scotia from Lower Mississippi noon. St Louis river 20.9 feet and rising. City of Memphis arrives from Cape Girardeau. Spread Eagle arrives from Alton. J R Wells from Osage River. Eagle and other craft listed.
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Pittsburg
Wheeling
Bessie Smith
Parkersburg
Royal
Clarington
Ruth
Sistersville
Commercial
Tribune
Madison
Louisville
Cincinnati
Evansville
Cairo
Scotia
Mississippi
Hetasieelpot
ST. Louis
Memphis
Cape Girardeau
Spread Eagle
Alton
Commerce
Eagle
Seeeree
J. R Wells
Osage River
Grafton
J. R. Wells
Butler Family Mourns as Joseph C. Butler Laid to Rest
The body of Joseph C. Butler who died in Colorado arrived in Cincinnati. Funeral services were held at St. Xavier's Church at nine o'clock with pallbearers James Hart Lawrence Poland William Poland Charles Rogers Alphonse Wetterer and B. P. Moulinier. Interment followed at Spring Grove. Relatives including Pierce Butler K L Butler Mrs Joseph C Butler Sr and three sisters arrived from California New York and elsewhere.
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Joseph C. Butler
Colorado
Cincinnati
St. Xavier’s Church
James Hart
Lawrence Poland
William Poland
Charles Rogers
Alphonse Wetterer
B. P. Moulinier
Spring Grove
Pierce Butler
California
K. L. Butler
Decedent
Alice and
Mary Butler
J. A. Langmeir
New York
Treasury Calls for 45 Million From Bank Depositaries
Secretary Cortelyou announced a further call on the National bank depositaries for about 45 million dollars to be paid on or before July 15. Holdings and dates are stated for the government finance measure.
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Harry Goldblatt
E. Sixth St
Washington
Secretary of Treasury
Cortelyou
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Columbia B. & S. Co
Frank Bennett
White
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W. W. Robinson, JR
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Ohio River
Chicinnati
Bury Joseph C. Butler
St. Xavier’s
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