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Newspaper

Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1908

Page

49

Wheat Market Fluctuates and Closes Firm on Shorts Covering

Chicago July 8 Wheat traded nervously within a narrow range and closed firm on shorts covering. Corn and oats showed irregular movements with mixed futures, while reports of foreign crop conditions and domestic rains influenced prices. Cash corn met strong demand in the West. oats and hogs also moved, with varied endings across contracts and basises.

Chicago Shorts Pee Ayton Mary Virginia Argentine Kansas Weastern Illinois

Wheat and grain prices slide amid heat and floods across markets

Market report from New York and multiple cities shows wheat prices easing after forenoon gains due to Western rain and Southwest floods. Supplies and futures firm elsewhere with No 2 red and No 1 Northern readings noted. spot oats and corn show mixed movements while oats, hay, and lard hold steady or ease slightly.

Ceres Bailey York Northern Duluth Continent South America Rosindy Moes Minn Bas City Louis Galveston Neapolie Bern Waukee Wis Sam

Coffee futures steady with modest advance on covers

York trade reports coffee futures up about five points as covering shorts and light support push near month contracts higher. Near month remains dull while Havre cables stay steady. local market ends steady with mixed quotes for July and May deliveries and Santos No 4 quiet.

York Cables Havre

Louville tobacco sale yields mixed prices and volumes

IlIe Kentucky reports a tobacco auction where 85 hogsheads and 96 hogs were offered. Prices ranged from 7.80 to 17.26 per hundredweight, with dark tobacco selling up to 9.40.

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Grain Trade And Crops Outlook At Midweek

Rain fell across central regions delaying harvests while farmers seek dry weather for oats and wheat. Oats and corn show good prospects with growth solid and weather outlook favorable for harvest. clover outlook weak. Wheat and corn price moves described at Chicago while U S visible supply lists weekly changes and weekly receipts.

Ohio Chicago

Pork Packing and Provisions From Price Current

The Price Current notes moderate hog movements to market last week with Western slaughter at 420,000 versus 430,000 prior week. From March 1 total hog packing reached 8,795,000, down from 9,505,000 year ago. Prices for hogs average about 7.70 per 100 lbs, steady from weeks prior. feed quality fair though mixed receipts persist.

Chicago Milwaukee Joseph Cincinnati Park

Ohio Incorporations Special Dispatch to Commercial Tribune

The secretary of state authorized several Ohio corporations including Cleveland Punctuureproof Tire Company in Columbus with $20,000 by Robert Kneppe and others, South Bloomingville Oil and Gas Company in Columbus with $100,000 by Harvey C Garber and others, Spencer-Huntley Steel Company in Huron County with $10,000 by C J Spencer and others, Holland Land Company in Youngstown with $75,000 by Cecil D Hine and others, J M Scott Development Company with $10,000 by G W Neyman and others, and Grant Land Company of Cleveland reducing capital stock from $100,600 to $50,000.

Commercial Tribune Columbus Secretary of State Cleveland Punctuureproof Tire Company Robert §&. Kneppe South Bloomingville Oil and Gas Company Iarvey Cecil D. Hine J. M. Scott Development Company G. W. Neyman Grant Land Company of Cleveland

Wool Auction Prices Firm as Demand Rises in London

London wool sale shows brisk demand with 9 838 bales on offer mainly crossbred types. Americans paid 1s 2 1 4d for suitable crossbred parcels. Continental buyers absorbed few merino lots. Regional lots listed include Wales Queensland Victoria and South Australia with varied scoured and greasy prices.

London Continent Wales Queensland Victoria South Australia West Atal Bales

Soldier 15 Dead of Moro Wound in Jolo Fight

Manila July 8 Sergeant Robert Johnson of the artillery wounded in the Patian clash on Jolo island where the outlaw Jikiri and his band were killed last Monday died today of wounds. Corporal Hauser is not expected to live. The remaining wounded, including three officers, are improving.

Manila Robert Johnson Artillery Patian Jolo Island Jikiri Hauser

Brandenburg Is Bailed In St Louis

Brandenburg the author accused of enticing away James Cabanné III was released from jail in St Louis today on a $1,000 bond signed by a professional bondsman.

ST. Louis Broughton Brandenburg James 8. Cabanné III

Real estate boom spurs farms sales and assessor plans

Real estate brokers report a surge in farm property deals with prices around 10 000 and 3 000 across Ohio Kentucky and Indiana. A meeting of real estate trustees will nominate suitable assessors for citywide appraisal duties. The Fraternal Order of Eagles plans extensive club renovations including gymnasium baths and a library with work starting next month.

Frank Crowe Bateman Howell Avenue Clifton Richmond Peter Lillick Wm. Robinson Gallipolis Verona H. B. Didcot MR. Dugan Lexington Batavia Frank Hackett William Starr Barpoursville Erlanger Charles Losey Spokane Wash Order of Eagles Walnut Twelfth Order Aerue

Real Estate Transfers and Mortgages Filed in Cincinnati Area

Real estate briefs list numerous transfers including Leland G. Banning to Edna F. Korn and Aurelia W. Blackburn to Anne Garey, with properties described by lots and subdivisions in Norwood, Madison, Avondale, and Rimwood. Mortgages filed include Emma Grote to G.paneer Jr and others, with sums and property lines noted. several mortgages canceled are also recorded.

Leland G. Banning Edna F. Korn Mitchell & Armstrong Syndicate J. Frank Darnell Minnié Molwadel North Side Street Norwood Esscees Aurelia W. Blackburn Anne Garey REO TC Sasso Calesnes Det Ators Cadeesecce W. W. McFartland William C. Koebel Waechter Joseph Hinninger Grantor Charles ©. Meade Anna M. Stephan Ida Neu A. N. Art Martha Kaphreye Wyoming Er Richardson Delhi Carrie Seitz Cincinnati Sedam Joseph Hauck L. C. Hopkins Rimwood J. Bingham Anna L. B. Doller Bofinger Aeta South N Cormuelle Madison- SN John B Tha Sy. Grob Ry E William Murr Mathers’ Estate Edoward Bedel Joseph Bedel Green Township Myers Y. Cooper Margaret Bartley Glen Parker Joseph Pfiester Benjamin H .Rubere Kana Street Chasé Street Sidney One Mary Co Auténie M. Fels Frank ©. Dhret Anthony ‘Rebs J. F. Lakeman Henry M. Re Newbold L Miver C. M. Steele Ohio Land and Improvement Co Aoteate Loula C. Fritch George W. Mitchell Gibina Hageman Per Sherif Theodore Cornuelle Fred W.cormuelie Symmes Township Bluerock Turnpike John Fisher John N. Kooh Getterton Avenue Gepreset College Aeesee George Ie Eeaiang Emma Grote G. Paneer Jr Avondale L Goris Sentral Lido Idea L Winds Aventis T. Bethe George Herringer John W. Grace Robert Rameey James Pisa James ‘Painek On Davies Henry” Sphar Ohio Gevvings Bank le Fe Nes Ghamiga

Building permits listed for Delhi and surrounding streets

A list of building permits shows multiple applicants including Hopkins Martha Fulkerth and Mingo Rosa Dickman. Projects cover two to four story structures on streets such as Delhi avenue Gar Id avenue Sixth street Gregg streets and James G Moore corner. Permit sums range from 1 500 to 6 000 dollars.

Ict Delhi Avenue Gar Id Avenue Sixth Street Bor Hopkins Helen City Hall Henry We Creatory James G. Moore Unity & &. Co M. Mingo Rosa Dickman Benth Cian Oak McPherson Cosas Oe Arsiing Baimone Avenue

Illini Railroads Own Coal Mines Linked to Executives

Chicago testimony before Interstate Commerce Commissioners reveals railroads own coal lands in Illinois and Indiana and that top railway officials hold stakes in coal firms. Theodore Shonts of the Chicago & Alton and several railroad leaders are named with stock interests in Dering and Cardiff Coal companies.

Chicago Interstate Commerce Commissioners Harlan and Clark Glen W. Traner Illinois Coal John W. Whitman Chicago & Northwestern Railway Traner Illinois Chicago & Eastern Illinois Ilinois Indiana Whitman Chicago & Northwestern Railroad Consolidated Coal Company of Iowa Harold P. Smith American Trust Company Charles R. Pearce Theodore Br.shonts Chicago & Alton Railway Cardiff Coal Company Shonts Robert Mather Chicago & Alton Railroad Dering Coal Company W. J. Miller Chicago & Eastern Illinois Railroad Carl Shols Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad J. H. Spoor Chicago Junction Railway A. J Winchell

Norfolk & Southern sale sought after bond default

The Trust Company of America seeks immediate settlement in federal court, asking to sell the Norfolk and Southern railroad property held by a receiver since July 1908. The action cites three missed interest payments on the May 1 1908 mortgage issue totaling 15 million dollars.

Trust Company of America Norfolk Norfolk & Southern Railroad Trust Company of America of New York

Railroad Notes and Rail Officials Date Travel in Midwest

Division Passenger Agent C C Blackburn leads a special Knights of Khorassan train to Asheville for the biennial meeting. Missouri Pacific official J G Hollenbeck visits Cincinnati. Globe Wernicke staff tours Detroit to Cleveland. Various railroad executives travel on business between Cincinnati Chicago and Cleveland with pending funerals and encampments noted.

C. C. Blackburn The Queen and Crescent Knights of Khorassen Asheville N. C Order J. G Hollenbeck Little Rock Ark Missouri Pacific Hollenbeck J. H. Stellenkamp Cincinnati Pennsylvania Lines Chicago Ohio River John D. Potts Richmond Chesapeake & Ohio Ccal C. W. Barney Lexington City General Western A. L. Ellett E. C. Luce Lake Shore Road Cleveland Globe Wernicke Company Detroit Jagara Falls Buffalo B. Mungan Big Four Bie Four Atlanta Lake Chautauqua N. Y Vaughn Hihee Espatch Montgomery Ala Brent Arnold New York C. Winans Lima Ecient Ohio

Crop conditions and July 1 yields show mixed results

The report notes 1909 crop conditions across corn wheat oats barley rye and other crops with July 1 figures. It highlights corn planted area up 7.1 percent from last year and wheat stocks on farms at 2.3 percent of last year, about 15,062,000 bushels.

United States Washington Texas Nebraska Oklahoma Georgia Ohio Kentucky North Carolina Arkansas Mississippi South Dakota Virginia Louisiana Minnesota Pennsylvania Boveress Indiana Missouri Illinois North Dakota Eden Iowa Wisconsin Michigan Kansas

Wave of Economy Reaches Canal Zone

Washington reports a new wave of economy into the Isthmian canal zone as officials halt many government carriages. Colong Goethals orders sale of transportation gear while preserving limited survey use, contrasting French methods. About 80 000 to 100 000 tons of clay iron and steel left by the French are offered for sale, including old machinery.

Washington Taft Isthmian Canal Zone Colong Goethals Canal Mmission Gatun Lake

Dry goods market chatter in New York July update

In New York markets July reports show buyers active in the dry goods trade with cautious price movements. Merchants note varying rates and conservative sentiment as mills and suppliers adjust their offerings amid shifting demand.

New York Vance Beeneth Mayer

Proposals for Forage and Straw Sealed August Bid

The Chief Quartermaster's Office in Chicago announces sealed proposals for forage and straw delivery from Oct 1, 1909 to Jun 20, 1910. Bids due August 9, 1909 with triplicate submissions, to be opened at 11 a.m. at Chicago and at quartermaster offices at Forts Sheridan Benjamin Harrison Thomas Brady Wayne.

Federal Buing Chicago Ill Benjamin Harrison Ind Thomas, Ky Brady and Wayne Mich W. .W. Robinson, JR

River Stages and Forecast and Port Arrivals

The government report lists river stages and forecasts for 7 a m yesterday with arrivals at the port including the Tacoma from Pomeroy Courier from ville Chile from Chile City of Louisville from Louisville and departures for Charleston Courier J aysville Chile for Chile City of Louisville for Louisville C Crane Co notified of 25 000 logs run away as logs drift toward the Ohio The river rises sharply at Cincinnati and is expected to reach a two and a half foot stage today Logs from the Bic area run runaway timber near J Cole and will be rounded up near the starting point at the river mouth Intercity logs and river gauges are reported for Davis Island Freeport Wheeling St Louis Cairo and other ports with varying feet and canal changes noted.

Tacoma Pomeroy Courier Ville Chile Louisville Charleston Jaysville Lousvil C. Crane & Co Bic Area Ohio Cole Parxsraburs Wheeling Pittsburgh Commercial Madison ST. Louis Paul Thesville Gailnet Cairo Toulsville Iva Ft. Franklin Greensboro Pittsburg V. Va Parkersburg W. Va A. Sess Kanaw Falls W. We Eeee Charleston Eunte Point Pleasant Huntington Ww. Va Williamson Pikeville Tlettsburg Lortamouth Evansville Ind Nashville Tenn Chattanooga Paducah Ky Cairo Nsas City Enn Helena Ark Fort Smith Little Rock Vicksburg Miss Shreveport New Orleans Portsmouth Cincinnati Falmouth Basesler Greenwood Maysville Hilo Jeston Greinland Baissaville Sire

West Virginia Estate Case Seeks Forfeiture Penalty

Parker sburg West Virginia July estate of late ex Senator Johnson Ne Camden faces possible loss of 1 700 000 to the state as penalty for failing to return true property values to the assessor. Judge Moss presided with prominent attorneys on both sides the court will rule within three months.

Parkersburg W. Va United States Johnson Camden West Virginia Caden Moss

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