Wheat Prices Slump on Strong Receipts and Weak Abroad
Chicago July 6 Wheat led declines on the Board of Trade due to higher U.S. receipts and favorable crop reports. Corn and oats weakened with a general slump. provisions remained firmer early before easing. July futures slid to low close as heavy movement from St. Louis and Kansas City pressured cash values.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
St. Louis
Kansas City
Canadian
Russia
Indiana
Devery
Breens
Linois
June Bank Clearings Show Broad National Increase
Dun and Co reports June bank clearings at 14.064 trillion dollars, up 43.3 percent from last year and 14.6 percent from 1906. Gains are widespread across regions from Philadelphia and Pittsburgh to Chicago Milwaukee and the Pacific coast, with notable strength outside New York amid exchange activity.
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New York
Ohe Exchange
R. G. Dun & Co
United States
Middle Atlantic
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Boston
Hartford
New Haven
Newngland
Chicago
Millwaukee
Indianapolis
Kansas City
St. Paul
Omaha
South Atlantic
Baltimore
Richmond
Atlanta
St. Louis
Memphis
Middle South
New Orleans
Pacific Coast
P.c
New England
Panapele
Uth Atlantic
Central West
Pacific
POPPE
New York City
Detroit
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Cleveland
P.o. Tigato
Columbus
Toledo
Yton
Youngstown
Canton
Eld
Lima ‘Ansfield
Eee
Fort Wayne
South Bend
Peoria
Springheld
Rockford
Bloomington
Ann Arbor
New York Wheat and Flour Markets Report July 6
Wheat and flour prices and receipts across New York Chicago and St Louis markets. Grain values shift as bearish reports weigh on prices with No 2 red near 1.22 to 1.24 in New York while cash No 2 red sits around 1.18 in St Louis and futures fluctuate.
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New York
Fay
Ine
O. Vt
U. S
Ghicago
WE. Louis
Wheat and grain prices across Minneapolis and Liverpool markets
Market notes from Minneapolis and Duluth show July wheat at about 1.24 to 1.26 dollars per on track and No. 1 Northern around 1.26 dollars. Liverpool quotes July wheat at 4%d above, with futures quiet. Galveston spot sugar and related grain prices also listed.
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Alsike
Timothy Prine
Minneapolis
Liverpool
Galveston
Duluth
Minn
Fleur
Market Recap Shows Steady to Firm Livestock Tone
Across multiple western markets on July 6 1909 cattle receipts were strong with demand steady to firm for desirable light butcher cattle. Hogs saw unusually small receipts and higher prices with packing hogs and porkers selling up to 8.25 while lighter shipments were slow. Sheep and lamb markets remained steady or slightly higher with good demand per region reporters. bulls and calves showed active trading at premium ranges. Major hubs included Omaha Indianapolis Buffalo Pittsburgh Kansas City and St Louis with ranges given for steers hogs sheep and calves.
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Cincinnati
TV Bhegksns
Commercial Tribune
Omaha
Neb
Indianapolis
Ind
Buffalo
Tyciabesp i
Renee
Madson
Pitteburg
Jemba Hecelpie
Kansas City
Reedeva
Texas
St, Louis
Gene
New York
Wate 1
London Cables
Pearer
Alves
Eceipta
Ohio Incorporations List Changes Names and Capitals
The secretary of State authorized several Ohio corporations including B. Kohn & Sons of Cleveland with 50000 dollars by Solomon Kohn and others, Beebee Confection Company of Dayton with 95000 dollars, National Rolling Mill Company of Mansfield with 200000 dollars, Austin Cigar Company of Lorain with 15000 dollars, Thea and Pomeroy Coal Company of Athens with 50000 dollars, and The Northwestern Telephone Company of De Fi with 60000 dollars, among others.
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Columbus
B. Kohn & Sons
Cleveland
Solomon
Kohn
David
William
Lorain
R. W. Austin
Thea and Pomeroy Coal Company
Athens
John Hreene
W. 8
Rogers Agency Company
Actin
Casualty
Cdeipentos
Clevelan
E. M. Fisher
EH. Zi Southee
Green
C. R. Curtis
1 Gene's Company
Washington
Guernsey County
Thompson
Dees Restaurant Company
Delmont Company
Northwestern Telephone Company
Defis Nol Werensen Ita Capital
Bond Awards Highlight Lucas County Market Activity
Thirty six thousand dollars of 4 percent bridge bonds were awarded to Breed Harrison of Cincinnati at a premium of 921 dollars marking. Road improvement 6 percent bonds for 26709.80 were awarded to the same firm at a premium of 1135.27 dollars. Ten bidders participated. County officers praise the large premiums as a sign of strong demand for Lucas county issues.
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Commercial Tribune
Toledo
Breed & Harrison
Cincinnati
Lucas County
Cotton Reoll Prime Point of Market Report
In New Orleans on July 6 the cotton market shows prime price per pound movement. Traders monitor futures and local prices as demand fluctuates and weather conditions influence outputs.
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Orleans
Cotton
May 1909 Tobacco Output Shows Turning Point Progress
May 1909 tobacco manufacturing shows overall growth with cigarettes and snuff up while small cigars dip. Cigars gain ground but lag last year, and tariff talks in Washington loom over industry for future pricing and taxes. Internal revenue collections rise 8 percent from May last year. eleven months show total gains amid mixed cigar results.
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Tobacco
Nde
Waltons
Congress
Washington
Internal Revenue
Richmond
Mich
Detroit
Penn
Scranton
Syracuse
Ohio
Cincinnati
Chicago
N.y
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Asheville
Louisville
Albany
Miss
St. Louis
Districts, Inc. No
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Indiana
Terre Haute
Hartford
Florida
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Portsmoouth
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Peoria
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Maryland
Baltimore
Nebraska
Omahe
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Missouri
Ieawnee City
Lancaster
York
Cal
San Francisco
Pounds
Philadelphia
Tennessee
Nashville
Rochester
Peespelars
Sireall
Com Ad
River Traffic And River Gage Reports From River Towns
The dispatch lists arrivals and departures at harbor ports including Maysville Louisville Cincinnati and Pittsburgh with vessels such as The Arve The Greenw and City of Cincinnati. It notes river levels at several towns with readings from Wheeling Evansville St Louis and Memphis and mentions impending tow operations and logs and coal movements on the river.
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Rewnland
Maysville
Courier
Mechbcia Aad Child
Louisville
City OF
Pittsburg
Ueen TV
Sdaviovten
Tacoma
Yeville
QOU
Burdern
Eeguran
Chile
Jane & Co
Davis Island
Freeport
Wheeling
Virginia
Cincinnati
Ramielevnch
Young
Evansville
ST. Louis
Ata
Girardeau
Oma
Clarkeville
Dubuque
Keokuk
Bald Eagle
Peoria
Spread Eagle
Alton
Calhoun
Lovieiana
Memphis
Production increases show six month gains across tobacco products
The report notes a 66 percent rise in Geeragpe production and overall growth in six months ending June. Cigar output rose 3 percent, tobacco up, small cigars down 22 percent, cigarettes down 6 percent, and snuff down 10 percent compared with the prior fiscal period.
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Kansas
Leavenworth
Illinois
Springfield
Town
Bartington
Denver
Comte
Tobacco Map to Logate Varieties Convened at Old Point Comfort
Old Point Comfort Va July 6 Tobacco men gathered for the ninth annual convention of the Tobacco Association of the United States. President T M Carrington of Richmond opened the meeting which will run through three days. A map project by the U S Department of Agriculture will show states and counties producing tobacco varieties, with members assisting. Attendees will enjoy several entertainments including a Wednesday trip to the capes.
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Old Point Comfort
The
Tobacco Association of the United States
T. M Carrington
Richmond
United States Department of Agriculture
Aceccin Fon
Capes
Real Estate Transfers and Mortgages Filed in Local Board
Real estate transfers list numerous individuals and entities including Peter Auer Eureka Realty Co and Scott J Westfield, with numerous lot descriptions in Cedar Grove Norwood and Mohawk areas. Mortgages filed show Rachel McCabe to Frances Walsh and other transfers. building permits issued for additions and new houses in multiple streets and avenues with costs noted.
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Peter Auer
Ithe Eureka Realty Anne Co
Cedar Grove
Scott J. Westfield
Arvest
Hagedorn, Anne & Hopigina
Normichael Sagmaster
Catherine C. Done
B. F. Strader
ADGA
Jacob Zinsmeister
Grantor
Mary Hueber
Lawrence Gregoire
Philip Predagrat
William Petri
Romhelia Streete
William Pais Ave
Aoe
Miller
Te Sanson
Secre
Eider
Elsmere
Jai
Jonn
Frank
Kate Ger
Northside
Neryenn
Mary
Anna Becke
J M
L. W
Pelee Mareen
Him Road
I.sienseee
Charles Mills
Kline
Bes Sbmsses
Rachel McCabe
Frances G
Walsh
Catharine C. Genegan
Wernke
Tery J. McCul
Jobinaeets
Charlee Kien
Oakley Ee
Big
Els B
W. B. Clopine
Denzler
Cumminsville I
Sion Sieverinai
Columbia
Ge Fs
Alter Mills
Détta L. A. Co
John M. Denser
Samuel Cassinelli
Seibert
Carthage
Cilaten Beamer
Garfield No
Money to loan on real estate at four to six percent
Frederick A Schmidt offers real estate loans on city and suburban properties at four to six percent interest. Located at 114 East Fourth Street.
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Frederick A. Schmidt
E. Fourth St
Stray Cattle Reported in Hyde Park Evening
Two cows strayed on the night of July 5. One cow has horns, the other is hornless with a dark neck. Reward offered. Contact J. F. Kin Mooney at Madison Avenue, Hyde Park.
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J. F. Kin Mooney
Madison Av
Hyde Park
Executrix Disposed as Executor of Hamilton Allen Will
Eliza Allen, executrix, has been discharged and qualified as executrix of the last will of Hamilton Allen of Hamilton County Ohio. Notice appears from Fulton & Woost Attorneys at 948 W. J Court Street, Cincinnati dated June 22 1909.
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Hamilton Allen
Hamilton County
Ohio
de Eliza Allen
W.J Court St
Fulton & Woost
Cincinnati
Bids for Automobiles City Council Seeks Proposals
The City of Cintionatti invites sealed proposals for the delivery of one automobile built to specifications on file in the Clerk Office. Bids due noon Wednesday July 21 1909. Submit to J H Asmann Jr Chairman Finance Committee. Edwin Henderson Clerk.
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Council
Cintionatti
J. H. Asmann, Jr
Comnenay
Edwin Henderson
Birds Die After Mexican Storm Kills Over 100000
Frank Miller of the Louisiana commission reports more than 100000 birds of various species breeding on Gulf of Mexico islands destroyed by last week’s heavy winds and storms observed in New Orleans. Miller had recently completed an inspection trip.
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New Orleans
Gulf
Mexico
Frank Miller
Louisiana Commission
Miller
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