Wheat market rallies as rain hampers harvest and hogs fall
Unfavorable weather in much of the wheat belt spurs active buying and a strong close. Corn and oats also rise while provisions weaken as cash grain demand and export activity help limit losses. Trade focuses on deferred wheat months amid a brisk session and a 65 boatload export tally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
St. Louis
Sag City
Liverpool
Poers
Orten
Shorts
Arket
Wheat Market Reacts to Rainfall and Drought Signals
Wheat futures surged after reports of excessive rains in resting districts and drought in Argentina. Cash prices in New York showed strength amid bullish cables, as corn and oats receipts fluctuated and energy commodities remained steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ae Ge
Ma c
Southwestern
Northwestern
Bradreet
New York
F. York
F. B
Duluth
Argentina
Kaw m
Fair Refining
Pial Dispatch
Commercial Tribune
Baltimore
Dispatch
Milwaukee
Wis
Minneapolis
Minn
Liverpool
Iveston
Louis
Seed market notes from July shows uncertain Clover and Alsike primes
July notes from the Clover Seed market show unsettled prices and rejection of some crops. Alsike and Clover seeds are discussed with an October or December timeline and prime pricing.
Cotton Seed Oil Topics Rise in Louisiana July Trade
Cotton seed markets in Louisiana see activity as July trades prompt price movements. Market sources note renewed interest from local processors and wholesalers amid seasonal demand for cottonseed oil products.
Cattle and Hogs Trade Mixed Across Markets
Receipts and offerings across major markets show cattle steady to easier with larger postrail receipts pushing prices down. Hogs dip from yesterday as liberal arrivals press down value, while sheep and lambs remain in brisk demand with higher spring lambs evident in some regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cenitek
New York
ST. Louis
Kansas
City
Chicago
Salia Geeser
Ohio Corporations Formed and Capital Changes Listed
Special Dispatch to Commercial Tribune from Columbus lists new Ohio corporations and capital changes. Forest City Catering in Cleveland with 5000 dollars. H. Lane Manufacturing in Toledo with 30000. Imperial Manufacturing in Cleveland with 10000. Realty Sales in Youngstown with 10000. Deutsch Ungarische Liedertafel in Cleveland not for profit. West Side Roman Catholic church Knights’ church and Sick Benefit Society in Cleveland not for profit. Several others include Ohio Securities in Cleveland 25000 and Novelty Brick and Coal in Newcomerstown adjusting capital from 175000 to 150000. names include Murtaugh Burke Henders and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Secretary of State
Forest City Catering Company
Cleveland
M. J. Murtaugh
Charles A. Burke
L. M. Henders
J. A. Burke
Nathan B. Gordon
H. L. Brown
Lelbala
I. J. Hollister
8. M. Davis
H. Lane Manufacturing Company
Toledo
Gelling
Harvey Lane
Realty Sales Company
Youngstown
A. E. Reilly
Imperial Manufacturing Company
Novelties
J. Orgill
G. H. Weisenberger
David DB. Evans
J. E. Mathews
G. H. Kippenberg
Helmick Oil Company
Helmick
Coshoction County
Lister Pom
Novelty Brick and Coal Company
Newcomerstown
West Side Roman Catholic Church
Knights’ Church
Sick Benefit Society
Dairy and Poultry Prices Across Cities July Market Notes
Reports from St Louis Kansas City and New York on July 7 show varied dairy and poultry pricing. Butter steady to lower with fresh creamery stock around 24c in New York and mid 20s in Kansas City, while eggs trend lower in St Louis and steady in New York. Poultry prices for chickens turkeys and ducks noted with regional differences across markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Louis
Kansas City
I&c. Gs
New York
Grain supplies report shows U S and Canada decreases
Special cable and telephonic communications from Bradstreet report declines in grain on July 7. United States Rockies straw and Canada lead the drops with a total decrease of 2,488,000 bushels across corn oats and other categories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Telphic
Bradstreet
United States
Rockies
Canada
Europe
States
Coffee futures open steady as New York markets react
July 7 New York coffee futures open steady with gains in Paris influence. Near months show strength as traders cover and anticipate more Brazilian supplies. Prices reported for September 6.65 to 6.70 cents, December 5.40 to 5.50, March 5.50. A top analyst puts yearly production at 16,919,000 bags. Spot markets quiet with Rio No 7 at 0.49 and Cordova milds nominal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sean
Rio
Cordova
Ten Year Lease Taken for New Confection Company Building
Reehl and Gould announce a ten year lease of 15 000 dollars for the five story Main Street building at Second and Main. The Nuss Confection company, newly organized, will occupy the southwest corner lot owned by Louis Hauck. The deal is part of several bottoms area transactions in recent weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reehl & Gould
Nuss Confection Company
Second and Main
Heekin Company
Main Street
Louis J. Hauck
Incurables
Beechwood Avenue
East Walnut Hills
Cleneay & Nourse
Real Estate Transfers Noted Across City Property List
Transfers show multiple parcels between individuals and firms including Bizzle Duffy to August Hoferkamp and Mary I Carey to David T Williams and Seymour Goshorn. Listings cover lots, streets such as Ferdinand place and Baker street, and leases with purchase Privileges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duffy
August P. Hoferkamp
Colerain
Wilford C. Tantaway
John T. Wright
Wilford C
Ecscenvese
John L.V. Schwartze
John Mack
Schwartze & Lovell
Lapinosy
Eubanes
Kate M. Britt
Grace M. B. Post
Mansion Avenue
Esther Dugan
Lillian E. Leicht
Bryant
Addie F. Taylor
Louis Heister
Seventh and Elm Streets
Mill- Otcck
Kate L. Hart
Joseph H. Hart
A. E. Burkhart
Avondale
C. F. Nieblang
George Niebling’s, Jr
Baker and
Lawrence Streets
Troptmagg Oo
John F. Horman
Bertha
Horman
William Durrell
John Gray
Peter A. Hausser
Park Place
Glen Parker Avenue
James
Dowling
Harry C. Dowling
Race
Geeo Ac
Jeptha Garrard
Pevilege
Rtene Gabasats
Jackson Street
George Street
F. Langdon
Florence
Ros Nor Reher
Madisonville
Andrew Margraf
George Mar- Carr
Highth Street
James E., Robinson
Dickson Avenue
Dart
Artigan
Harrison Pike
Po Pi
Ceeotte
Harry Q. Y al
Sanson M. Gosper
Lee
Kismere
Pedson
Charles
R. Dunhem
Frank
Ibersole
Delhi
Marshall Avenue
William Morgan
M. B. Scott
Cc. C. Archer
Margarette August W. Moersch
Meyers Y. Cooper
Mary J. Dowling
James B. Dowling
Charles C. Meyers
Cooper
C. T. ‘Gray
Maria
Deters
Julius Park
Des Wate Cbs Eebeenn
Florence Street
Kenner Street
Williams
George A. Winside
Vine Street
Thirteenth Street
Ben Stout
Caroline B. Post
Central Avenue
A’ Graf
Boyd C. Taylor
Mattew W. Allen
Ida Malle Pd Nual
Ernst Schroer
George Adare
George
Berrr
Donn Biller
Lee Guar
Miata Lane Seminary
Langaetee
Dare
Cacateeiabes
River Stages and Forecast from Ohio River Ports
The government report lists yesterday morning stages and forecasts for Ohio River ports. Cincinnati stood at 14.3 feet and falling at 6 p.m. with warm, moderate conditions. several vessels and departures are noted for Pittsburg Louisville Charleston Maysville and others. Arrivals include The Greenland Courier Chile and City of Louisville. departures show The Greenland Courier and City of Louisville bound for their ports. Additional data from Davis Island dam Freeport and neighboring towns report varying levels and conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio River
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Queen Ee
Leston
Tacoma, & m
Maysville
Courier
Louisville
City OF Cincinnati
Charleston
Oraon Ce
Mareville Sories
Aty
Greenland
Chile
City of Louisville
J. T. Hatfield
Kanawha
Usburg
Davis Island Dam
Freeport
Wheeling
Edford
Madison
Louisvill
City of
Tell City
Evansville
Cairo
Stacker Lee
St. Louis
Memphis
Louis
Calhoun
Mortgages Filed and Canceled in Local Ledger
The record lists numerous mortgage filings and cancellations, detailing assignments to various trustees, lenders, and homeowners. It includes names such as Anna Carey, William H. Brown, Henry Fricke, and Andrew J. Murphy, with amounts ranging from 200 to 10,000 and mentions of properties in Walnut Hills, Mount Washington, and East End L A Co among others. Building permits for several dwellings and a University remodel are also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna
Soren Stall
Reading B. & I
Solin Bonnell
Henry Byler
Julius Friedeborn
Administratrix
Mary I. Carew
M. G. Heintz
William H. Brown
jJermania
B. A. Lowe
Joseph L. Eichold
L. Pachoud
Big Four B
Frederick Tielke
John Gane & Co
Adaline Leist
East End L. A. Co
Anna Heinlein
Burnet Woods B. & Wy Ta Aie Scnadukepccen Enkds
Banet Es
Mary H. Berham
Florence
Lizzie D Bolce
O’bryanville
Ns & L Company
Cisadseepean
Cee Bael Peiceet
Harry’ Sauer
Elizabeth’ Burdie
John Stigler
Cumminsville IL. & I. Sotrtg
Sitioss
Rey
Esas
Peter Auer
Atlantic B.A. Co
Wilford C. Hathaway
J. Ryan
Andrew J. Murphy
Southern Ohio Savings Bank Co
Ge Agg
Henry H. Fricke
Globe B. & 8. Co
M. Abraham
H. B. Ezek
Sheree
W. Todd
Enterprise B. Co
Robert Schanzie
Elmwood
Phen L. & Wie
Beste
L. Spence
Amanda DB. Alderson
George Niebling, Jr
Yres Rubbe
John EB. Bonnel
Joseph B. Jones
J. Schmidt
Giuns
Samuel Hunt
Sseecreee Sever
Morris
Fannie F. Mackelfresh
Ernet F. Harmeyer
Calhoun L. @ B. company
Ea Ae Ee Fharbara
Brillman
Bertha Mttnger
John Glab
Lenox B. & L. Co
Isi Diay
Eneas Eral Ay
A. F. Wellman
O. E. Harrison
Hdnetts
Frank Fern
Central B. & L. Co
George E. Murphy
John W. Dunn
Abraham Breenberg
Liberal L. & B. Company
Seccuveteegs
Cotton goods market strengthens after cotton rally
New York reports a strong cotton goods market with many advances in wide sheetings, brown cotton, and 4 4 bleached cotton. Prices rise up to three percent in several standard knit lines for spring 1910, while trade in men’s wool is modest but steady as buyers look to early fall demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mining Stock Quotes Highlight Copper and Coal Firms
A list of mining shares shows varied performance with Arizona Commercial, Calumet and Hecla, Grady Cananea, Granby, Dalyville, and Copper King among others. Notable percentages include Arizona Commercial 39 and Granby 30 while United Copper and Winona entries appear with mixed results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Masc
Joe
Adventure
Allouez
Amalgam
Arisona Commercial
Atlantic Ote Butte Coalition
Arizona
Calumét and
Hecla Centennial
Dalyvile
Greene Cananea
Maseechusette Mining U
Monna Coal
Evade
Dominion
Foreign Bourses Show Light Trading and Mixed Rates
In Berlin on July 17 trading was light with prices drifting. London exchange quoted at 0m 43page for checks and money at 3 percent. private discount rate 2 percent. In Paris on July 7 the market held an indecisive tone with three percent rentes at 97f 724% for the account, and London exchange at 25 £ 18ei for checks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Exchange
London
Paris
Unrest in India Stems from Education and Taxation
Frederic J. Haskin argues the core unrest in India arises from English education and Western ideas, with taxation and Hindu Muslim tensions adding fuel. He notes Curzon's Bengal division and famine taxation, praising education while warning it fuels rebellion and calls for self-government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calcutta
India
Japan
Russia
Europe
Bengal
Lord Cornwallis
Hampden
Burke
Russell
Grey
Gladstone
Washington
Mazzini
Garibaldi
England
Canada
Australia
America
Aglicists
Lord Macaulay
Macaulay
Univer
Frederic J. Haskin
Lord Morley
Notice to Contractors for Bridge Repair in Hamilton County
Hamilton County Ohio invites sealed proposals for repairing a bridge on Spring Grove avenue over Mill Creek in Millcreek Township. Bids due July 28 1909 with a $500 bond. forms available at the Board of County Commissioners. bids may be rejected. Proposals must follow plans on file. ordered by TANLEY STRUBLEE President. Attest Fred Dreichs Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kana
Rane Poate
Funke Steve Co
City
Son
B. Norw
Board of Public Service
James A. Stewart
Traction
Cincinnati
Ohio
Norwood
State of Ohio
H. D. Armstrong
the Commissioners
Hamilton County
Board of County Commissioners
Spring Grove Avenue
Mill Creek
Procter & Gamble’s
Millcreek Township
Board of Hamilton County Commissioners
Tanley Strublee
Fred Dreihs
Office of the Commissioners of
Colerain Pike
North Corporation Line
Mtry
Venice Bridge
Colerain Township
Office of the
Stanley Strublee
Fred Drdbias
State of
Montgomery Avenue
Norfolk and Western Railway
South Corporation
Carthage Avenue
of Public Service
Ride
Notice of suit and attachment in Cincinnati case 1909
William F. Robertson sues Acme Steel Goods Company in Hamilton County Ohio before Justice George Tibbles seeking 292.47 with attachment and garnishment against Witt Cornice Company and Pittsburg Cincinnati Chicago St. Louis Railway. Acme to answer by July 9 1909. judgment by default if not. Pogue & Pogue attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Robertson
W. F. Robertson Steel and Iron Company
Acme Steel Goods Company
Illinois Corporation
Witt Cornice Company
Pittsburg, Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis Railway Oer
George Tibbles
Acme~ Steel Goods Company
Cincinnati
Ohio
Pogue & Pogue
First National Bank
London and New York metals markets slip amid weak prices
The London tin market fell with spot at £131 and futures £142 12s 6d while copper dropped to £209 for spot and £59 12s 64d for futures. The New York market stayed soft with copper at $13.25 to $12.87, lead down to £13 16s 3d, and lingering dullness across alloys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
London
Sealed Proposals for Cleves and Warsaw Pike Work
Hamilton County Commissioners announce sealed proposals for asphalt paving on the Cleves and Warsaw Pike, Specification No. 97. Bids due July 1 1909 at 12 o'clock noon, with a $600 bond and approved sureties. Plans on file in the Board of County Commissioners office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tadee Ae Commissioners
Board County Commissioners
Board of Hamiltons County Commissioners
Stanley Strurence
Fred Drbihs
Cler
Notice to Contractors for Hamilton County Road Work 1909
Commissioners of Hamilton County invite bids for Montgomery Pike treatment from Silverton line to Symmes and Sycamore Townships. Bids due Friday at 12 m. Specifications at Board of Commissioners office. Bond of 3500 dollars and two adequate sureties required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commissioners of
Hamilton Coun
Cincinnati
Gia
Board County Commissioners
Montgomery Pike
Silverton
Ae Ee
Symmes
Sycamore
Board of Jioners
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T—Cotton Seed
DMR Bosh
Second
William Reed
Edward L. Ryan
Orkmen
Mercantile Library
Woman's Club
Roberts, Hall & Criss
Gibson House
Krospivkens
Flood Mae
Ft. Nie
Franklin
Parkersb
Hinton
W. A
Falls
W. We
W. Va
Ae Point Pleas
Huntington
Williamson Bisse
Pikeville
Renee Sie Ind
Nashville
Tenn
Chattanoo
Paducah Wane
Ill
Peeseess
Wha
Nsveds
Helena
Ark
Fort Smith
Arkio
Little Avceees
Vicksburg
Mies
Eeweeee
Shreveport
Eeewenee
New Orleans
Waeewaee
Point Pleasant
Thursda
Bassler
Moonsy
Mnatare
John Poppe
Collins Place
Hamilton Avenue
Frank Kroeger
Flora
McMillan
Frank King
Linwood Road
Delta Avenue
Grace Street
Gore
University of Cincinnati
Boston Mining
Philippines
Lord Curzon
London Company
Lord Curtor
Lon Curgon
Edward VII
Hickmann
Ezekiel & Bernheim CO Auctioneers
Metals
Stven
Sea
Barber College
Tinners
Walnut St
Fair Education
Fourth St
Xiris
Ie Ae
Srogern Mangle
A. Co. W
MO College
APS
Addresa
Hanover Bidz
Vine St
Kauffman Bidg
Eee
Pickering’s
Race St
Ezekiel & Bernheim Co
Hanover Eickig
Chas. A. Stegner
Alms Doepke Co
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