Wheat market closes weak as corn tops and oats drop
Chicago May 31 traders sold heavily on July wheat amid bear signals and weather concerns. July ranged 1.09% to 1.18% with a late 15c fall, while May delivery eased. Corn and oats fell and provisions varied from a 2 decline to a 6c advance amid favorable Texas reports and rain rumors.
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Chicago
Texas
Kansas
Nebraska
Jon
Deal
Texic
Oklahoma
Dakotas
Minnesota
ThaTb&o
Wheat and grain markets show mixed futures and steady spot in multiple cities
Funds move as futures wobble with rumors of spring wheat weakness. Wheat prices ease at Chicago and St Louis tracks show cash and May values around $1.15 to $1.20 for No 2 red and Northern. Corn and oats hold steady to soft with mixed spot quotes and shipments reported across regions.
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Ptere i Bevteméer
Elas Aes
Ageney
Ely
Clor Peer
Timothy
Minneapolis
Minn
Buffalo
Duluth
Kansas
Gole Cnet
Middle West
New York
ST. Louis
Timothy Reed
Corp
Tron
Milwaukee
Wis
Tony Geek
Clover
K City
Peoria
Toledo
York
Chicago
Bettenee
St. Louie
Wanes
City
Rio
Santos Peoria
N. York
Tony Molasses
R. White
Etric Pr
Pri Inc
Corn—Inc
Akron Crescent
Michigan
Cleveland Diamond
Pennsylvania
Cattle Receipts Increase at Cincinnati Market
Cincinnati May 31 1913 receipts and shipments over twenty four hours show cattle at 677 head with fair demand locally. hogs and sheep also active. Prices vary by grade with stockers and feeders steady and calves strong. several western markets report mixed results.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Texas
Kansas City
Moo
Bill of Wales
Cleveland, CO
Commercial Tribune
East Buffalo
N. Y
May. &i
Commercialy Tribune
Pittsburg
ST. Louis
New York
Pennsylvania
Cotton Market Ends Quiet With Small Declines In New York
May trading closed with a dull session and slight losses as near months eased. Private reports estimate crop condition at 78.5 and acreage 7 percent below last year while spot middling uplands sits around 11.50 cents. New Orleans futures opened higher but finished steadier with declines of 2 to 5 points. spot cotton unchanged at 11-16 to 12 cents.
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New York
Galveston
New Orleans
Agaimet
Gulf
Futu
Eee
Saccea
Lée
Herter
Ivertool
Cotton goods markets rise in May trade
New York May 31 The cotton goods markets are improving with steady yarns and moderate activity in jobbing. Prices show strength as demand grows in the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Woot. 8ST. LOUIS May 31 Market Report
Woot reports steady demand in media des combing and clothing with a 20 percent price adjustment. The article notes varying prices including a 278300 heavy fine eric yen washed and a fine of 5 al%c.
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Louis
Eric Yen
Cortwo
Markets in Cincinnati May 31 1912 Grain and Livestock Report
The Cincinnati market report notes light sales and concessions as traders expect further declines after a holiday. Wheat and corn futures show varied prices while hay holds value, and cattle hogs and sheep prices move with steady to firm tones for some cuts. Agricultural commodities including flour, seeds, and produce list prices and arrivals, with weather improving quality and forward movement of back logs.
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Tsaw Pat
Perton
Babe
Iron and steel trade active despite bank exchange drop
R G Dun & Co reports four favorable factors boosting business including strong iron and steel activity and improving cotton goods markets. Bank exchanges fall 2.5 percent from last year with New York down 2.8 percent yet overall monthly figures remain satisfactory despite declines.
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New York
R. G. Dun & Co
Northwest
Pittsburg
China
Chile
Central American
Manila
United States
New York City
Leading Center
Johnston Building Change Hands In Big Realty Move
Tenants of the Johnston building will face new rent collectors as Union Savings Bank and Trust takes charge. The deal ends Francis G. Fabian’s management and places control with the bank, while Cleneay Nourse Huntington handle other properties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnston
Fabian, Williams, Johnston and
The
Union Savings Bank and Trust Company
Cleneay, Nourse & Hunting
Johnston, Williams, Fabian
W. C. Rippey
Longworth
Real Estate Transfers and Mortgages Listed in Local Record
Property transfers include numerous lot Nos in Walnut Hills Cedar Grove and Oakley Park, with listed grantees such as Caroline Vogel Anna Kirby and Anna Niehaus. Mortgage filings feature Anna Sanders Bank Street B B Co, Cincinnati L & B, and others, plus building permits for multiple residences including Hewitt Avenue and Hawthorne Avenue projects.
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Li Street
Meewenes
Ana
Jones Streets
Barney
Charles Pierson
Jana
Winton Road
Toress
Henry Oun
Charles Leppert
J. Rhein
Mills & Kline
Ernst H. Huenefeld
Herbert
Elmer E. Ferris
Charles G. Waters
Fred Leopold
Michael Steiselmann
St. Bernard
McMicken
Mary C. Hodapp
William Posner
Vision
Lessesnes Sens
John J. Gasser
Leeder
A. O. Fisher
Charles L. Wie
Linden Avenue
Sanson
M. Cooper
George Mie
Norwood
Dhonau Street
Taylor Avenue
Co. S
Augustus Kloak
Cebados
Vicbubec
Diviteyar Studan Peetis
Tncapes
Elmore Street
Feltz Avenue
Epworth
Stella G. Peters
Clementine
Anna Arns
Frederick W. Mor
Ren Emming
Clifton
Oakley Park
Clara E. Boeckle
Mary A. Evers
H. Wegmann
Adolph Buettner
John J. Ferris
Stephen Kemper
Bernardiye
Vine Street
Ridgeway Avenue
Robert Leslie
Ella W. Smith
William. L. Fehr
Mary Kolthoff
Henry Kolthoff
Sycamore
Ellen P. Norris
August Schwab
Charles Belz
Joseph M. Keller
William Seyfried
Lillie A. ‘Band
Otto W. Hoog
Hadzeats
Emelie Botefuhr
George W. Schulte
Craig & Ae
Charles L. Brauninz
Bertha Oswald
PRUE
Oniccchpede
Liston Avenue
Dorff
Cass
George H. Geiger
Nue
Pulleneves Avenue
Lehman
Harry
J. Lehman
Louisa Je Barnes
Buckeye Street
Post Square
Sesterseverse
Martha Breese
Maurice C
Eliza
Anna B. Sanders
Bank Street B. A. Company
Eosgrae
Anna F. Sanders
Herbert L
Semenon Eaves Jes. C. Agnew
Cincinnati L. & B
Mildrea E. & L. Co
Annie C. Mill
MB Redeceorig
George Mangle
Banson M. Cooper
Boas
Nellie A. Mason
Lena Brill
Southern Ohio Savings Blake CO
Kidh Jenn A
Southern Ohio
L & Gee Ao
Hannah Rogers
H. C. Bolsinger
Jofin C. Rogers
Western A Soutern Life Insurance
Pegavger Vedas
Age Seis
Clyde P. Johnson
Clyde P. Johnson Et al, To Ban Fans Bie Josrnts M. Keller To Riveret B. A
Beck
His
B. A. Co
G. A. Springmeier
Concordia B
Reim Oer
Amelia Rose
Germania No
E & B. Company
Eccesee Tecesese Saeegsees Nie
Mary A. Werling
Aragon B
Go. Lou's Grove
Southside L. & & B
Lillie A. Sand
Came
Sophia. Schuster
Same
Weck Duane Agnes B. Conway
Home
Clementine McKnight
Lo PB. Lea
Bofinger & Opkins
Lesboh A. Kirst
Herman Lackman Brechmm Co
Cceneeseeerseneeees
Ates Eugan
Bomhoff
Cee Siecevere
Veeces
R. Q
Union Savings
B. & Bai cc QO. Vv. Saeelier Joh
Kate Ae Ng Naege
Camerer
Colera Ion B. Clara
Marines
de Anna YL
Aruttman
Leonard Goss
Frank A. Kautz
Meas
Bertha Busam
Addison B. & L. Co
William Mueller
Lizzie Herbert
Home B. & Pe
Katherine Mueller
Bonner Hopkins
Alice N. Fey
Congress B. A. Co
Grolitzler
Wees
L. A
Ovens Ceecee
Union Savin B. & T. Co
Phitlins
Erm
Southerner
Bene Ernest Eee Char Insurance Co
Res Pelz
State Avenue L. & B. Co
Surdo
Union Savings B. & T
Pauline M. Terinison
Wai At
Tobacco price listings from Louisville tobacco houses
Louisville reports roundups of Burley and dark tobacco on local breaks with totals of 267 hhds. Sales split among houses include the Planters Central Farmers Home and Pickett among others with prices ranging from $3.05 to $15.75 per hundredweight. First sale Monday at the dark house.
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Commercial Tribune
Louisville
D Burley
New Burley
Burley
People’s House
Old Burley
Dark
Planters
Central House
Farmers’ House
Home
State House
Pickett House
Ninth Street House
Louisville House
New York Port Trade Totals for Week Ending May 23
Imports of merchandise and dry goods valued at 18,158,102 dollars at the port of New York for the week ending May 23. Specie imports for the week include 90,208 dollars in silver and 295,752 dollars in gold. Exports total 1,046,486 dollars in silver and 600 dollars in gold.
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Beei P
Eegesercessee
St. Logi
Vibvacecanee
Inc
Kansas City
Little Scatener
Pitteburg
Sane
Charleston
San Francisco
Wheeling
Baltimore
Cal
Cincinnati
Minneapolis
Wilmington
Del
Los Asanben Osadsros
Davenport
Omaha
Sacramento
Milwaukee
Mobile
Louisville
Wilkesbarre
Atlanta
Shane
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Portland
Ore
Akron
Seattle State of
Youngstown
Terloo
Buffalo
Denver
Columbus
Boise
Savannah
Toledo
Rockford
Muskogee
Nashville
Kalamazoo
Mich
Hartford
Quincy
Ill
Beeeree
Spokane
Wash
Tacoma
Bloomington
Tulsa
Rochester
Des Moines
Ogden
Utah
Deee
Duluth
Wetenee Aeeneee
Lower
Pringfield
South Bend
Ind
Norfolk
Wees Seers Serene
Wichita
Sioux Falls
Peoria
Jackson, Miss
New Haven
Decatur
Jacksonville
Rgo
Grand Rapids
Fremont
Neb
Birmingham
Vicksburg
Mies
Sioux City
Rist
Augusta
Sae Savnee
New York
Money market rates and currency quotes from New York
New York on May 31 reports money on call steady at 2 1 2 percent with bid 2 percent offered 2 percent. Time loans steady sixty days 3 percent ninety days 3 1 4 percent. Prime mercantile paper 4 1 4 percent. Sterling exchange steady with bankers bills at 484.60 for sixty days and 487.20 for demand. Commercial bills 83 4 percent. Mexican dollars 48 cents. Government bonds steady. railroad bonds heavy.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
T. Bterling
Market Notes From New York Oil Prices May June July
Easy, prime crude 5.67c sales and prime sum mer yellow spot 6.70a6. percent. June 6.72a6.78c, July 6.82a6.84c, August 6.92a6.94c, Septem ber 6.99a7c, October 6.93a6.96c. Petroleum steady. Wool quiet. Rosin steady. Turpentine easy. New York May ge seed oil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Eden Park Concert At Bien Park Sunday
The program lists Tyrolean Woodchoppers Wagner Overture Freischutz Weber Polka for Two Piccolos All the Birds Are Here Again Wiggert Waltzes Espana Waldteufel selections Katie Did Hoschna Grand Fantasie Lohengrin Wagner Hole for Cornet Frank Simon conductor John IC Weber Berlin Soloist Trinity Chimes Barnes Finale I Want To Be in Dixie conductors listed at Eden Park Bien Park program.
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Bien Park
Weber
Wiggert
Espana
Waldteufel
Katie Did
Hoschna Grand Fantasie
Wagner Hole
Drasees
Frank Simon
Bostly Unawares
Trinity Chimes
Leon Wool Barnes
Berlin
John IC
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Grain Statistics
Bradisreet
Setebeeeeepens LL
Florida
N. W
Pion
Tia Limburger
Reresencereresnes
LSD
Do Brock
Elias
Phardetics
Sewestegh Cay
T . Bpcire
Heer
R.R
Do Nut & Elk
Kanawha L’p
Steven Ao
Fruits and Vegetables
Alabama
Tennessee
California
A . M. & P. Naphina
Oran
D.S
Bradstreet’s Bank
Lab
Dun
Cleneay, Nourse & Huntington
Big Johnston
Tyler Davidson
Francis G. Fabian
Johnston Building
J. Stacey Hill
Gibson House
Gibson House Company
Fountain Square
Samuels ' Parties
Mr. Fabian
Ment
Utica, N. Y
Derson
Huntington
Anderson Power
Sixth Avenue
Broadway
Andersons
Eastern
Eagle White Lead Company
Hunt Street
Marion M. Allen Supply Company
Newport Brick, Coal and Supply Company
Glendale
Mount Healthy
Garber & Woodward
W. T. V. Cramer
Madison Road
Drake Avenue
J. B. Benette
Charles Fasse
Gilbert Avenue
Evanston
Brewster Avenue
Montgomery Road
Mery Wanker
Brewster and
Montgomery Avenues
Freiberg Lumber Company
Dalton Avenue
Findlay Street
A. Lincoln Fechheimer
Giese Ciget Box Company
Clay and
Melinda Streets
John Zog
Baltimore Avenue
Martin Fisher
Central Avenue
Batesville
American Furniture Company
Swift & Co
Front
Walnut Streets
Harruet Bros
N. A. Bell
Erie Avenue
Louise Stower
McMillan Street
Hartshorn and
Moerlein Avenues
Smith & Heitmeyer
Delaware Avenue
Ridgeway
Kasota Avenues
Juergens Bros
John P. Striker
Warsaw Avenue
Glenway
St. Lawrence Avenues
Price Hill
Meininger
McHenry Avenue
Westwood
Theodore Mayer & Bro
Frank 5. Morris
MM. J. Eee
Sores
Hawthorne Avenue
Anes R. tTk
Hewitt Avenue
Veeseat
Eden Park
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