July Wheat Surges to Record High as Rains Delay Harvest
Chicago July wheat rises to a new peak of 1.27 per bushel amid strong demand in the pit. Weather in Kansas, Nebraska and other states causes harvest delays, while reports of wet shocks in Illinois and Kentucky spur selling in nearby contracts. Corn and oats advance more modestly as provisions remain strong due to light hog receipts at Western packing centers.
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Chicago
Kansas
Nebraska
Illinois
Kentucky
Tennessee
July 14 Wheat and Flour Prices and Futures in New York
Flour receipts and exports reported with mixed demand and price ranges. Wheat futures steady with spot No 3 and old No 2 hard values noted, July and September contracts shown. oats and other commodities listed with modest movement as markets reflect rain fears and potential delayed shipments.
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New York
Minnesota
Kansas
Duluth
Ps Susar Ae
Rat
Pete
Derk
Steetiy
Rey Betober
Fragmented OCR Weather Landmarks and Dates
Fragmented text lists dates and monetary figures across months. Reading shows sporadic references to July and September values, with unclear context or locations. No coherent event or person emerges from the readable fragments.
Rice Market Brief Signals Sparse Demand and Scattered Prices
Trade notes describe low prices attracting buyers for silos and foreign styles with 16 grain fences, while Honduras offers and Atlantic coast demand are weak. New Orleans shows fair distributive demand. Japan goods remain strong. Rain prospects hint at a forthcoming crop scissors harvest as field clipping reduces rough rice yardage. Interior markets show independent sellers, firm receipts and limited concessions. Louisiana and Texas movement of cleaned stock rises slowly amid firm markets.
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Honduras
Atlantic
New Orleans
Louisiana
Texas
Dan Talmage
Cotton market reports firm and volatile in New Orleans and New York
New Orleans spot cotton held at 12 3 16 cents with 200 bales traded and no arrivals. futures opened higher on strong cables but cooled on rain rumors. New York saw heavy liquidation then a late rally to a very steady close after a sharp morning drop.
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New Orleans
Topol
Texans
Texas
Sevese
New York
Oklahoma
Arkican
Dreath
Aur
Financial notes listed by issuer and year 1910
A fragmented listing of various 5 per cent notes from 1910 including P. J. Goodhart & Co Lake Shore 5 per cent notes 1910 Michigan Central 5 per cent notes 1910 Central 3 per cent notes 1910 Pennsylvania 5 per cent notes 1910 Southern R. R. 5 per cent notes 1910 American Telephone & Telegraph 5 per cent notes 1910.
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Lake Shore
Central
Pennsylvania
Southern R. R
Am. Tel
Local Market Notes On Clover Prices And Grading
A clipped market report from Ledo lists clover pricing elements with terms such as December March August and prime grade values around 7.0 to 7.20 and a $2 Alsike line.
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LEDO
Clover Ested
Markets in Cincinnati Minneapolis Wheat and Corn hold firm
Wheat closed at 1841.36 with a firm market and little trading. Corn and oats showed firmness with fair demand and light receipts. hay receipts limited to two cars while markets stayed firm. Rye was nominal and liquor prices steady with mixed grade figures for corn and oats reported.
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Minneapolis
Northern
Pilpur
Witter
Fruits and Vegetables Price List and Groceries
A dense catalog of produce and grocery items with various prices. Apples, bananas, beets, cucumbers, lemons, onions, potatoes, peaches, and more shown in per unit, crate, or bushel prices. also notes on meats, eggs, butter, and other store goods. The list includes locations such as California and Florida and quantities like crates, bbls, and dozens.
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California
Florida
Cattle and Hogs Market Reports Across Major Cities
Receipts and prices vary by city with cattle and hogs in steady to higher demand. Chicago and New York show strong hogs and mixed beef prices. St Louis and Kansas City report steady to higher demand for cattle stockers and feeders.
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Daly
Chicago
New York
Kansas City
Texas
ST. Louis
East Buffalo
N. Y
Cleveland
Louisville
Indianapolis
Ind
Poultry and dairy prices across major markets July report
July prices show butter steady across Saint Louis Chicago New York and Kansas City markets. Eggs ease varied by grade with creamery butter at 22 to 27 cents and poultry values listing chickens and turkeys with mixed regional standings.
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ST. Louis
Chicago
New York
Eudy
Kansas
City
Turpentine and Rosin Markets Across Several Cities
Maritime region market notes show New Orleans receipts 110 bbis rosin and 25 bbls turpentine with no exports. Toledo reports North Lima oil at 8? and South Lima Indiana at 8c. Charleston quotes turpentine and rosin prices across grade ranges with firm or varied activity. Savannah records firm turpentine and rosin with multiple grade quotes and small gains. Wilmington reports spirits of turpentine steady at 44c and rosin at 2.55 with several related prices and receipts.
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New Orleans
Toledo
North Lima
South Lima
Indiana
Oil City
Charleston
Savannah
Wilmington
N.C
Wool prices rise on varied 12,968 bale sale
A large wool sale at the gates drew 12,968 bales with higher competition and strong prices. Americans pushed fine marinos and crossbreds with up to a 5 percent premium, while Continental and home buyers secured crossbreds at firmer rates across New South Wales Queensland Victoria New Zealand and Cape of Good Hope and Natal lots.
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London
New South Wales
Queensland
Victoria
I. Zealand
Cape of Good “Hope
Natal
Stock Market Notes From Boston July 14
Boston report lists company quotes with percentages such as Amalgamated 6 percent and Calumet and Hecla 6 percent. Copper Range and Mohawk figures appear, while Daly-Went shows 1 percent and other listings include 23 and 79 percent readings.
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Boston
Mass
al- Amalgamatedian
Atlant
Butte
River Port Departures and River Report Update
The report covers river departures from Louisville and Charleston with multiple lines listing ships like The Greenland and The Seer peak, plus arrivals at Cairo, St Louis, and Pittsburg. Weather notes mention a slow rise in the river and continuing trends per the weather bureau.
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Charleston
Courier
Ae Eastee
Chilo
Cincinnati
Lewisville
Maysville
E. Calo
Weather Bureau
Ohio Incorporations Special Dispatch shows new companies
The secretary of state authorized multiple articles of incorporation in Cleveland Youngstown Mount Vernon Green ville Darke county and Pomeroy. Firms include The Superior Manufacturing and Tool Company United States Phonograph Company The Rainbow Pleasure Club Bethel Norwegian Danish Evangelical Congregational Church Prompt Printing Fee Racine Oil and Gas Company Wesley Novelty Company Armstrong Oil and Gas Company Thomas Hearn Fittian and William Kipps Sons Company with listed organizers and capital amounts ranging from 5 000 to 50 000.
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Commerccial Tribune
Columbus
Secretary of State
Superior Manufacturing and Tool Company
Cleveland
August L. Larson
John J. Cassidy
George Tongring
Alga Tongring
William Cassidy
Gustav Bradenberg
United States Phonograph Company
Francis W. Treadway
Thomas B. Bolton
William H. Marlatt
F. H. Pelton
M. B. Campbell
Rainbow Pleasure Club
H .F. Reinkoester
George Schroeder
Henry Bach
Ben Butler
Bethel Norwegian-Danish Evangelical Congregational Church of
Th. Larsen
T. Severin Peterson
N. Peter Neilen
Fred Fredricksen
C. B. Bluge
Alfred Tadioo
J. R. Pomeroy
Ee Dan W. van Kamel
Jameson
Racine Oil and Gas Company
Pomeroy
W. W. Brown
Wesley Novelty Company
Youngstown
Armstrong Oil and Gas Company
Mount Vernon
T. B. Lingrey
Thomas-Hearn-Fittian
John T. Thomas
Era
William Kipps Sons Company
Greenville
Darke County
Conrad Kipp
London Stocks Ease After Settlement Despite Demand
London money steady with firmer discounts on July 14 as markets closed easier overall. Consols and gilt edged issues rose on new securities while American shares opened dull. Wa bash preferred remained strong. Rates shown include short bills at 1 5/16 percent and three months at 1 1/16 percent.
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London
Stock Exchange
Paris
New York
Wabash Preferred
Money and Bond Markets Across New York and Boston
New York reports money on call at 1% to 1 1/2 percent with time loans higher for longer maturities and prime mercantile paper at around 3 1/4 percent. Sterling exchange firm with sixty day bills near 485.8 to 485.9 and demand at 487.25. Boston markets show call loans 2 1/4 percent, time loans 3 to 6 percent, and a range of railroad, utility, and industrial securities with varied prices and activity.
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New York
Prime Mercantile Paper
Sterling Exchange Firm
Boston
Mass
Atchison Adj
Atchison
Boston & Albany
Boston & Maine
General Electric
Massachusetts Electric
Massachusetts Gas
United Fruit
United Shoe Machine
United States Steel
Dry goods market shows active movement in old orders
In New York on July 14 the dry goods market reported active movement for goods on old orders and moderate future delivery business. Jobbing houses expand while knit goods hosiery and gray silk piece goods see orders for late delivery. Yarns regain demand at higher prices with cautious orders at recent figures.
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New York
Leaf tobacco market shows no material change
Special Dispatch to Commercial Tribune from Louisville July 14 reports burley offerings at 21 hirds and dark tobacco at 69 hirds with Burley prices from 940 to 1650 dollars and dark prices from 4.45 to 10.25 dollars.
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Commercial Tribune
Louisville
Concert in Burnet Woods by Esberger's orchestra
A grand concert under the Groesbeck endowment fund is set for next Saturday at 3 PM in Burnet Woods Pe. Esberger's orchestra and military band will perform with Theodore Menge as soloist. Tomorrow evening a concert is planned in Burnet Woods by the board of par gom under Fleischmann at 1 38 o'clock.
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Groesbeck Endowment Fund
Burnet Woods
Esberger
Theodore Menge
Th ‘Board
par _gom
Fleischmann
Irregular County Expenditures Reported in Shelby
A state examiners report details 12780 percent of payments in Shelby County over four years were irregular. The county auditor is blamed for warrants beyond authority and for honoring uncertified vouchers. Major items include 83715 paid to superintendents and 39804.52 to infirmary directors without proper certification.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Shelby County
John A. Bliss
J. C. Brown
Board of Elections
Board of Review
J. C. Rasser
Three Ballots This Fall in Municipal Elections
Secretary of State Thompson ordered three separate ballots for fall municipal elections. One ballot covers all officers except board of education and real property assessors. City slate includes President of the council and others. board of education votes on a separate ballot. Ballots vary by city village township with specific offices listed.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Board of Education
Thompson
Board of Public Affairs
Train Hits Man in Fatal Winton Place Incident
Edward Austin, 45, a laborer of 614 West Sixth street, was struck by a westbound freight train while standing near Winton Place station. He suffered critical injuries and died within hours as a police ambulance with a city motor unit rushed him to the hospital, covering about 30 miles in twelve minutes.
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Winton Place
Edward Austin
West Sixth Street
Colerain
Millcreek
Austin
Conductor Injured in Streetcar Collision
Otis Cox aged 22 of College Hill was swept from a McMicken Elm street car by a delivery wagon on Elm street last night at 5:85 o clock. He suffered a fractured upper left arm and a badly lacerated left leg.
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McMicken-Elm Street
Otis Cox
Linden Avenue
College Hill
Three Under Knife At Seton Hospital
Yesterday marked the heaviest day in two months at Seton hospital with three patients undergoing surgery. The facility houses sixty beds and notes the heat did not produce a surge in serious cases, an exceptional record.
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Seton Hospital
Railroad Notes Show Office Shifts and Inspections
Changes in the C, H & D railroad affect Cincinnati operations as Harry Mann will replace Charles F. Pierce as chief passenger clerk after August 1. Pierce returns to the Q and C. Stewart McGill moves to the Q and C as an advertising agent. George P. Johnson of the Norfolk & Western is in town on business amid routine route inspections by L & N officials. Co F. Aes Buffalo, NY Central traveling agent, was in the city yesterday.
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Cincinnati
Harry Mann
Charlies F. Pierce
Pierce
Stewart McGill
George P. Johnson
Norfolk & Western
W. T. Bush
Ote
Byrth
Co. F. Aes
Buffalo
New York Central Line
Sealed Bids Sought for Observatory Sewer Project Cincinnati
The Board of Public Service of Cincinnati invites sealed bids by July 2 1909 for labor and materials to improve relief sewer on Observatory avenue from Monteith avenue to Monteith place and related sections. Bids must include full names and a $2000 bond or certified check. Plan forms required. The board reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
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Ty of
Cincinnati
State of Ohio
Ruth Avenue
Bloody Run
Board of Public Service
John J. Wenner
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Linwood Avenue
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Board of Public
Sealed Proposals for Dredgeboat Machinery Ohio 1909
The Office of the State Board of Public Works in Columbus invites sealed proposals by July 2 1909 for furnishing machinery complete for one dredgeboat and installation on the Miami and Erie Canal at Hamilton Ohio. Specifications and parts available from Chief Engineer Public Works.
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State Board of Public Works
Columbus
Ohio
Miami and Erie Canal
Hamilton
Ohila Canal
Akron
Public Works
Watch Lifter Incident. Mrs Bailey Reports Theft
Mrs Bailey and her husband notified police after a guest room theft at 432 Armory Avenue. A gold watch and chain were taken from a dresser. William Berry of Hopkins near Scott Street denied the theft, blaming a friend Bill Brown. Detectives tracked the trio to a Sixth Street saloon. Brown escaped. Berry remained under suspicion.
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Avenue
Faith
Preston
Forrester
Brown
Berry
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