Wheat Break Pressures Markets Across Grains
Chicago May 21 Weakness in wheat and cotton dominated trading as bear pressure from large liquidations and foreign quotes dragged prices. Corn gained modestly amid shorts rally while oats fell. Provisions slumped, NYSE weakness and cotton softness weighed on sentiment, with September wheat at 91 1/2 to 91 3/4 cents and futures showing a broad weak tone amid large U.S. and Liverpool market concerns.
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Associated Press Dispatch
Chicago
Liverpool
New York Stock Exchange
Kansas
Sligcheeptka
Conral
Cattle Receipts Ease, Market Quiet Yet Prices Steady
Cincinnati May 31 1910 cattle receipts described as moderate demand with a quiet trade. Prices held firm for most classes with select fat steers and extra fat cattle trading near yesterday's levels. Hog and sheep bids varied by weight and class across multiple markets including Chicago Kansas City St Louis and New York with steady to firmer tones on hogs and generally steady sheep and lambs.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Kansas City
ST. Louis
New York
London
Commercial Tribune
Pittsburg
Louisville
Indianapolis
Ind
Grain Market Roundup Across Cities and Commodities
The report summarizes May 31 trading. flour, rye and corn meals show mixed moves with weak to steady tones. Wheat prices in New York and several midwest markets edge higher on cash demand and moisture prospects, while futures drift. Receipts and shipments figures accompany price data for multiple grains and byproducts.
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New York
Shorts
Middle West
Govado
Louis
May Sc
Wsas City
Wiekers
Atc
Commercial Tribune
Dairy and Poultry Prices Across Markets May 31
Butter and eggs show steady to firm pricing across Chicago New York and other markets. Creamery butter mostly 25 to 28 cents. eggs range from 18 to 23 cents for firsts with various regional receipts. cheese holds firm with several standard grades. Poultry prices steady to firm with turkeys around 16 to 18 cents and chickens 14 to 16 cents in several centers.
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Chicago
New York
Pennsylvania
Hennery
Kansas City
Louis
Springs
Supreme Court Rules Members Must Pay Old Death Claims
The Ohio Supreme Court ruled yesterday that assessments on nineteen long-standing death claims totaling about 30,600 dollars must be paid by members of the Chamber of Commerce and Mutual Life Insurance Company. The firm, organized in 1884 and placed in receivership in 1904, was a mutual society limited to Chamber members.
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Oho Supreme Court
Chamber of Commerce and Mutual Life Insurance Company
John Leverane
Chamber of Commerce
Huenefeld Company Increases Capital to 1 Million
The Huenefeld company of this city expands capital from 350000 to 1000000 to take over the E H Huenefeld company and its Spring Grove avenue plant. Incorporators remain E H Huenefeld E W Huenefeld C E Pfau Charles Huenefeld and C F Reitman Jr.
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Huenefeld Company
E. H. Huenefeld Company
Spring Grove Avenue
E. H. Huenefeld
E. W.huenefeld
C. E. Pfau
Charles Huenefeld
C. F. Reitman, Jr
Market prices for agricultural seeds andTimothy Prime looming
Toledo Colorado reports seed futures with Cloverseed October at 6.45, December at 6.45, March at 6.55. Timothy Prime priced at 2.15. Allike Prime listed at 7 and August at 37.40.
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Toledo, CO
Timothy
Allike
Oil Trade Briefs From Markets Across Cities
Toledo reports mixed oil prices with North Lima and South Lima bids around 2 cents, while Lima and Indiana show 79e. New Orleans records receipts of 161 oil, and City Pa notes an oil credit balance of 1.35 with shipments totaling 6,835 barrels and an average 710 wii.
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Toledo
Lima
Indiana
New Orleans
City
Soi Bobia
Earth Tremors Felt at Capital In May 31 Quake
The Weather Bureau reports a distant earthquake of notable intensity recorded early May 31. Tremor began at 1:26 a.m. and lasted longer than usual, with motion moderate in strength, suggesting origin about 3,000 miles away. No specific direction indicated from Washington.
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Weather Bureau
Washington
Cleveland sewer fund uncollected under Johnson era
An audit of Cleveland sewer maintenance during the Tom Johnson regime reveals careless handling of accounts. Andrew H. Foster reports $765.24 remains uncollected from work charged to property, including items for the Low Fare Railway company, due to incomplete records and general laxity.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Wright
Ohio Secretary Grants Numerous Incorporations Across Cities
Articles of incorporation issued by the Ohio secretary of state cover firms in Cleveland Greenfield Toledo Columbus and others. Notable filings include Egensperger Printing with $10000 capital, Sana Mixing Machine with $175000, Teutonia Fire and Marine Insurance up to $250000, and Youngstown Ohio River Railway expanding to 2500000. Several firms report capital stock increases and amendments across the state.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Egensperger Printing Company
Cleveland
J. F. Egensperger
W. Cogan
Fred C.hood
James H. Rademaker
J.C. Hamilton
Brotherhood Club Association
T. G. Hager
Frank Ward
Thomas F. Fahey
M. C. Yeager
William J. Martin
Sana Mixing Machine ‘Company
Greenfield
W. E. Minick
Jewish Educational Alliance
Toledo
Isaac Gerron
Youngstown Collateral Loan Company
Tao Wr
William B. Rans
Youngstown &Ohio River
Railway Company
Cincinnati ordinances on dedications and street changes
City council actions accept or confirm dedications for Wellston Place Hyde Park subdivision, Smith court improvements, Carthage Jefferson widening, various street name changes, and easements for sewers and water mains. Ordinances set assessments, bonds, grades, and public-use rights with May 23 1910 passage.
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Wellston Place
F. W. Cook
Hyde Park
Fred W. Cook
Sadie Cook
Hyde
City of
John Galvin
Edwin Henderson
Carthage Avenue
Jefferson Avenue
Cincinnati
Ohio
F. D. Gunkel
Gilswed E
A. D. Ee
Cryer
Charlotte B. Cryer
Observatory Avenue
Montieth Avenue
Duncan Avenue
State of
Notice of Libel in the Gasoline Launch Rath
Public notice in Cincinnati Ohio on May 2 1910 announces a libel filed by Karl H Cadwell against the Gasoline Launch Rath and its tackle life preservers and engines. The vessel and appurtenances may be condemned and sold to satisfy a claim for 566.92 with six percent interest from Feb 28 1910. return day is the first Tuesday of June 1910 at 10 o clock. The United States Marshal issues the monition and invites claimants to appear at the District Court in Cincinnati.
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Smith Court
Smith Street
City of
Cincinnati
State of
Ohio
MLS
Sis Onsee
Biol Sete
Director of Public Service
Ae Council
United States of America
Southern District of Ohio
District Court of the United States
Karl H. Cadwell
Ruth
Abellaht
Eugend- Lewis
United States
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Innall
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Mary A. Dirr
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Peter Orris
Ates
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Onis
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de Lacsey
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Eth & Meyer Attorneys
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Linwood
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E. F. Jewett
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Peck
Shattuck
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Guckenberger & Garrison
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