Wheat bulli on drought news drives Chicago market
Drought damage reports from Kansas and a May deterioration in the U S winter wheat crop fueled a bullish session in Chicago trading. July wheat rose to around 81 a bushel with firm closes as commissions and pit traders stayed active despite light offerings. Corn and oats also gained while provisions fell on persistent selling and changing sentiment.
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Commercial Tribune
Chicago
United States
Kansas
Minneapolis
Duluth
Proposed viaduct to extend Gilbert avenue and end dangerous crossing
The Gilbert avenue viaduct plan seeks to eliminate the East Court street grade crossing for street cars and complete a driveway extension. Backed by hilltop business interests, the effort notes western Hills access to three viaducts and urges municipal endorsement to balance eastern Deer Creek access, recalling 1871 to 1893 legislative attempts and a Supreme Court ruling on a bond issue. The Walnut Is Business Club renewed push in council discussions while markets show firm grain and weak hog provisions ahead of Monday receipts and a closed Board of Trade for election day.
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Gilbert Avenue
East Court Street
Liberty
Harrison Avenue
Deer Creek
Millcreek
Supreme Court
Walnut Is Business Club
Council
Board of Trade
Grain Markets Show Mixed Moves Across Regions
In New York on June 2 wheat futures firmed after light offerings as weather and crop news influenced trading. Receipts in Minneapolis and Chicago areas report steady to firm tones for flour and rye with prices for No 2 red and Manitoba types cited. Across other markets, corn, oats, and barley show varied demand while oil and sugar futures hold near prior levels. regional cash prices for wheat and flour products reflect a cautious steadying trend.
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New York
Minnesota
B. Newark
Newark
Northern
Duluth
Manitoba
aSic
Market Notes on Grains and Commodities in St Louis
Flax prices quoted for July and September delivery at about 1.13 to 1.14 dollars per bushel. Oats future at 33 grams per bushel. Flour steadies with various patent classes priced 4.40 to 4.55 for winter grades. Receipts show flour and wheat leading, with corn and oats also moving through the market.
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ST. Louis
New York Banks See Modest Loan Rise and Cash Gain
The Financier notes that the New York Associated Banks reported a smaller cash gain than expected, with only a moderate loan expansion. California disaster remittances boosted receipts, while deposits rose about four million dollars and the reserve increased over one million. Loans grew about two million, and daily clearings averaged 263 million. Six banks gained two and a half million in net loans, seven banks added cash by 1.45 million.
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New York
New York Associated Banks
California
London Stock Market Pauses Amid Holidays
This week on the London Stock Exchange saw small daily transactions due to settlements and holidays, but values remained largely steady while the market sentiment stayed firm. Demand favored good yielding securities as conditions hint at a broad rally, with coal roads fluctuating and Illinois Central notably advancing six dollars.
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London
Stock Exchange
Wall Street
Illinois Central
Bank of England
New York
New York Clearing House Banks Report Higher Reserves
The five day statement shows Clearing House banks hold 6,816,025 above the legal reserve, up 121,875 from last week. Loans total 1,051,543,200. deposits 1,036,761,100. circulation 49,739,200. specie 183,105,600. reserve 266,003,800. reserve required 259,187,775. surplus 6,816,025. Ex United States deposits fall 170,175 to 11,128,525.
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New York
Clearing House
United States
Manchester Cloth Market Sees Slow Week and Lower Quotations
The Manchester cloth market weakened during the week due to holidays and cheaper cotton. India made inquiries with limited acceptability while China stayed quiet. South American demand hinted at future improvement. Yarn trade limited but firm on higher grades, lower grades slow. American cop yarns sold well though buyers stayed away on slower lower-grade trades. Quotations eased by about an eighth. Shipping yarns showed fair activity for China and the continent.
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Manchester
India
China
New York Coffee Market Sees Decline Amid Wall Street Liquidation
The New York coffee market opened steady then fell on Wall Street selling. June Rio and Santos receipts were 625 000 bags vs 366 000 last year. Brazilian markets stayed weak. Hamburg closed. Primary receipts outpaced last year with 28 750 bags sold as July 6.05, September 6.20, December 6.45, March 6.60, April 6.70.
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New York
Havre
Wall Street
Rio
Santos
Hamburg
Mining stock quotes from Boston market report
A Boston market page lists trading figures for multiple mining and metal stocks with varied percentages. Companies include Amalgamated United Copper United States Mining Tamarack Osceola Trinity Old Dominion and others with fractional and whole number changes across the session.
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Boston
Adventure
Allouez
Amalgamated
American Zinc
Atlantic
Bingham
Calumet
Hecla
Centennial
Copper Range
Daly-West
Franklin
Granby
Isle Kayale
Massachusetts Mining
Michigan
Mohawk
Montana Coal and Coke
Old Dominion
Osceola
Parrot
Quincy
Shannon
Tamarack
Trinity
United Copper
United States Mining
United States Old
Utah
Victoria
Winona
Wolverine
North Butte
Market Note Prices for Mining Stocks on June Second
New York report lists prices for multiple mining stocks with varied values. Adams at minus thirty, Potosi highest at thirteen, Ontario and Standard around two dollars, Ophir four fifty, Iron Silver five sixty two, Comstock Tunnel twenty one cents, and other names such as Brunswick Con and Sierra Nevada shown with small fractions.
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New York
Adams
Brunswick Con
Comstock Tunnel
Con. Cal
Leadville
Ontario
Phoenix
Potosi
Savage
Sierra Nevada
Small Hopes
Standard
Imperial Bank of Germany weekly statement summary
Berlin: cash in hand dropped 42 160000m while treasury notes rose 1 040000m and other securities gained 69 360000m. Notes in circulation increased 54 620000m.
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Berlin
Imperial Bank of Germany
Treasury
Cotton Exchange Closed for Holiday
All exchanges in New York are closed on June 2 as the Cotton Exchange suspends operations for the holiday.
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Aon
New York
Railroads Spending Hefty Sums Amid Market Review
A Business Conditions Report notes railroads are investing substantial sums, boosting markets. The crew says conditions remain generally satisfactory, with investments shaping freight and transportation activity amid broader economic trends.
Railroads demand spike seen in coming years
A Special Dispatch notes that monetary conditions have constrained credit while railroads press for large new mileage and upgrades. If Western and Southern expansion follows past ratios, 15,000 miles of new line could emerge, challenging markets but boosting iron and steel sectors and overall prosperity amid favorable harvests and generally improved farm finances.
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Great West
Market Outlook Cautiously Mixed With Optimism
The analysis notes no imminent rally as prices stay high and credit tight. West and South show optimism while graft exposures in corporations may raise standards. Industrial dividends on June 1 rose to nearly 22 million dollars. a market rest could curb speculation and prepare for future gains.
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South
San Francisco
May Produce Movement at Cincinnati Over Month
Total receipts and shipments of leading produce items at Cincinnati for May 196 year, per Chamber of Commerce records, with comparisons to the same period last year. Data covers shipments and receipts across major produce lines and highlights trends in volume.
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Cincinnati
Chamber of Commerce
Drowning Death of Four Month Old Child Found Riverfront
Deputy Coroner Coe ruled the infant's death a drowning after a post mortem on a four month old boy found in the Ohio River at the foot of Reeder street Riverside. The body, discovered by William Tanning of Bromley crossing the river in a skiff, showed no violence and seemed in water about a week old. it wore two dresses indicating the parents may be well off.
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Coe
Ohio River
Reeder Street
Riverside
William Tanning
Bromley
National Irish Societies Move Toward a United Body
James B. Brophy of the United Irish Societies of Cincinnati leads a push to form a national Irish organization with delegates meeting at Dermody's Hall on Walnut Street to respond to Michael Davitt’s death and consider a biannual national convention.
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James B. Brophy
United Irish Societies
Cincinnati
Brophy
Washington
Philadelphia
New York
Boston
Chicago
Dermody’s
Walnut Street
Michael Davitt
Organizing Colored Men for Dayton Exposition
General Director P W Chavers of the Ohio Colored Educational and Industrial Exposition arrived to plan a Tuesday meeting of Dayton colored businessmen to form a local organization. He said Booker T Washington and Mrs Mary Church Terrell may visit the exposition in Dayton August 5 to 10, with colleagues Francis Postum H D Slatter and John Anderson.
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P. W. Chavers
Dayton
Chavers
Booker T. Washington
Mary Church Terrell
Washington, D. C
Dayton Exposition
Francis Postum
H. D. Slatter
Chicago
John Anderson
Columbus
Pupils Perform At Odeon Recital
Pupil pianists Miss Gertrude Beryl Dalton and Miss Mary L. Akels and cellists Mr. George Rogovoy presented a program at the Odeon yesterday afternoon. The program included Mozart Idomane, Schin nel The Mounters Horn, Losshorn two etudes, Golterman Romance, God rd Gavotte, Wagner Loew To the Evening Star, Mascagni Cavalleria Rusticana, Mendelssohn Venetian Gondola Song, Mozart Rondo in C Major, and Von Wilm Three Tone Pictures among others.
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Abbie Mary
Wagner-Loew
Lois B. Taylor
Mascagni
Harry Kaplan
Mendelssohn
Mozart
Helen Taylor
von Wilm
Garnet Warren
Cincinnati Law Library Assn Holds Annual Meeting
The Cincinnati Law Library Association met in the Circuit Court room with Judge Judson Harmon presiding. Trustees re-elected included William Worthington John Warrington and Thornton Hinkle, with W C Herron as clerk. Librarian Edwin Gholson reported 2659 volumes and praised the library’s strong national reputation.
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Cincinnati Law Library Association
Circuit Court Room
Thornton M. Hinkle
W. C. Herron
Edwin Gholson
Judson Harmon
William Worthington
John W. Warrington
Herron
Gholson
Cincinnati Law Library
Fire breaks out in Dry Goods basement on Mill Street
Fire at Schroder's dry goods store in Lockland Mill Street was discovered in the basement at nine last night. Firemen attached several hose lines and extinguished the blaze with no major loss. investigators suspect a gasoline lighting device as the source.
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Schroder
Mill Street
Lockland
New York Port Imports and Specie Totals Reported
Total merchandise and dry goods imports at the Port of New York for the five days ending today were valued at 14 033 872 dollars. The week’s imports rose by 57 459 dollars over the prior period with 808 gold. Specie imports for the week reached 1 119 422 dollars in silver and 43 900 dollars in gold.
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New York
Dry goods market shows activity with mixed results
New York on June 2 reports the dry goods market active with higher sales for printed and bleached goods. White goods sold slowly for spot delivery while forward business was very good. Linens rose while burlaps and jute remained quiet.
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New York
Clover seed prices and rough Timothy bid data
In Toledo on June 2 Clover seed fetched cash $6.65 and October $6.35. Timothy was quoted at $1.60.
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Toledo
Timothy
Sugar Market Update from New Orleans Trade Quiet
New Orleans reports a quiet sugar market with values for open kettle centrifugal at 3a3 7 16c, yellow at 3%a3%c, and seconds at 223%c. Molasses and syrup remain nominal with little movement.
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New Orleans
Memorial Plans for Confederate Graves Gain Momentum
The Robert Patton Chapter of the U D C aims to restore and mark graves on Johnson's Island and Camp Chase in Ohio. Plans include a uniform monument program with state contributions, a statue by Sir Moses Ezekiel, and ceremonies in autumn 1907. Notable supporters include Senator Foraker and figures from Kentucky North Carolina Georgia Virginia and Ohio.
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Mary Patton Hudson
Johnson's Island
Sandusky
Robert Patton
U. D
Kentucky
North Carolina
Georgia
Virginia
Moses Ezekiel
Rome
Italy
Lee
Hach
Camp Chase
Patton
Basil Duke
Somerville
van Zandt
Ft. Worth
Tex
James I. Metts
Wilmington
N. C
Joseph Bryar
Richmond
City Park Hours Policy Sparks Dispute With Youth Disturbances
Councilman Wiebking urged closing Hopkins Park after 7 PM citing nightly disturbances by 14 to 18 year old youths who damage benches and trees. He previously pushed to keep it open for tired mothers and children. Park Superintendent Rodgers favored keeping evenings open. Board to investigate and report to Director Bender.
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Wiebking
Board of Public Service
Hopkins ‘Park
Hopkins Park
Rodgers
Bender
River Departures and Stage Report from Maysville to Vicksburg
The Courier notes daily departures from Maysville and Louisville with schedules for Pomeroy Charleston and Memphis Vicksburg. River stage shows the Ohio at Cincinnati at 9.4 feet, stationary as of 6 p.m. yesterday. Georgia Lee reports midweek updates for June 6 with evening tides and arrivals.
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Pomeroy
Charleston
Maysville
Louisville
Memphis
Vicksburg
Georgia Lee
Ohio River
LEE Line
Memphis, Inc
Louisville, Inc
LEE
Lower Ohio
Memhis
Pine Bluff
Way Intlight
Peters Lee
E. Front
J. F. Ele Lieson
River Traffic and Weather Update for Cincinnati Port
Saturday departures and arrivals of packets in Cincinnati include Henry M. Stanley City of Cincinnati Courier and others with plans to lay up over Sunday. The river forecast predicts rising levels by Monday and a heavy rain impact from Pt Pleasant to Cincinnati. Repairs on the City of Louisville were brief and elevated-track work is paused awaiting court rulings amid a libel suit against towboat Joseph B Williams.
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Cincinnati
Henry M. Stanley
Pomeroy
City of Cincinnati
Louisville
Port of Cincinnati
Courier
Joseph B. Williams
Ed Ore
Cameron
Louisville and Nashville Rail Schedules at Central Union Station
Train times list Louisville Express and Louisville Accommodation departures and arrivals to Memphis Hot Springs Tex and Birmingham. Kentucky Central schedules show Knoxville Bristol Lexington connections with parlor buffet and sleeping cars and accommodations to Falmouth and Lexington.
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Louisville & Nashville R. R
Pearl and Butler
Central Union
Fifth and Vine
Louisville Express
Louisville
Louis
Birmingham
Mobile
New Orleans
Hot Springs
Memphis
Tex
Lou
Bigham
N. C
Florida
Nash
Chattanooga
Hot. Springs
Kentucky Central Division
Central Union Station
Knoxville
Lexington
Bristol
Fourth Street
Lexington Mall
Butler
Falmouth
Cincinnati, Georgetown and Portsmouth Railroad Schedule
Daily train times from Carrel Street Station to Mt. Washington Forestville Amelia Bethel and other points. Departures span 7:15 am to 9:00 pm with Sunday and Saturday variations. Connections available at Carrel Street Station with main line trains to New Water Works California and Coney Island.
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Cincinnatis, Georgetown & Portsmouth Railroad
Carrel Street
Sycamore Street
New Water Works
California
Coney Island
Mt. Washington
Forestville
Amelia
Bethel
Hamlet
Hamersville
Georgetown
Batavia
Russellville
Levanna
Ripley
Electric St A R Co Schedules Local Runs
The Cincinnati Lawrenceburg and Aurora Electric Streetcar line posts daily departures from Anderson's Ferry to Lawrenceburg and Aurora starting 6 am with hourly intervals to 8 pm and a 10 pm run. Harrison service begins 6:30 am hourly until 6:30 pm and 9 pm. Cleves runs from 6 am to 8 pm at half hour intervals. A fifteen minute service operates between Anderson's Ferry and Fernbank from 6 am to 9 am and 2:30 pm to 6 pm.
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Cincinnati
Lawrenceburg
Aurora Electric
ST. A. R. CO
Anderson's Ferry
Aurora
Harrison
Cleves
Fernbank
Interurban Railway and Terminal Company Schedule Notice
Depot Sycamore between Fourth and Fifth streets lists through car times for New Richmond and Coney Island on Saturday nights. Suburban division serves Mt Washington Amelia Bethel Hemet Bethel lanes with multiple departures. Rapid Railway division shows Lebanon Norwood Pleasant Ridge Kennedy Silverton Deer Park service every 30 minutes and late weekend runs.
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Interurban Railway and Terminal Company
Sycamore
New Richmond Arch
Coney Island
Mt. Washington
Amelia
Bethel
Hemiet
Rapid Railway Division
Lebanon
Norwood
Pleasant Ridge
Kennedy
Silverton
Deer Park
Court Upholds Nonpayment For Breached Ship Contracts
Reports from Pittsburg say Captain J Frank Tilley led the effort to retain Captain George Atkinson as inspector and will keep him in Pittsburg despite moves to remove him. The removal argument cited age, but supporters say he remains active and popular in the upper harbors government staff.
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Pittsburg
J. Frank Tilley
George Atkinson
Atkinson
River and port condition updates across multiple rivers
Special dispatches note river stages from Warren to Memphis with shifts in levels and departures. Major updates include Greensboro rising to 8 ft 11 in, Marietta 5 ft 2 in falling, Parkersburg rising to 7 ft, Louisville canal and falls levels rising, Cairo at 17.2 ft, and St Louis 16.2 ft with vessels Stacker Lee and Sunflower moving or arriving.
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Commercial Tribune
Warren
Oil City
Pittsburg
Davis Island Dam
Greensboro
Woodward
Columbia
Steubenville
Middleport
Lower
Mississippi
Stacker Lee
Memphis
Louisville and Intermediat Note on Daily Freight Schedule
Fragmentary notice lists daily freight service and timing on Main Street with a 6 fee exception at 9 am and includes a telephone reference. Names and places are partially unreadable. details show a local daily freight schedule.
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Broadway
Hills
Grain and Provisions
Owen
Galveston
Ilifornia
Texas
Amily
Continent
S. A
Baltimore
Japan
Orleare
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WSU
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Associated Banks Statement
London Stock Exchange
Boston Mining
NEW York Mining
Henry Clews
D. S. Mts
Babe
ODEON
Law Library Association
Peoria
Daughters of Confederacy
Southland
Councilman
City OF Inc
MATT
Memphis and
Railroads
NEW York Central Lines
Union Station
Colve
Clevel Express
Detroit
Sandus Express
Indianapolis
St. Feago Queen Cit. Louis Limited
St. Louis & Terre Hau
St. St. Furtress
Crawfordsville
Danville
Champaign
Benton Harbor Express
Anderson and Elk Coceeed
Muncie
Ft. Wayne
Hagerstown
Way
Jackson and Way
van Wert
Lima
Hamilton
Piqua
Decatur
Sprineld
Moon
Fifth
Baymiller Streets
Chicago Fast Mail
Chicago Express
Queen & Crescent
Central Union Depot
St. Augustine
Atlanta
Ghat
Ashev
Chattanooga & Way Nuts.* 6:50 Am * 6:10 Pm Lexington & Junction City
Erlanger
Dixon
Walton
Williamsport
Blanchet
Lexington & Jet
City
Vine St
Grand Central Station
Paducah & Fulton Accom
Memphis & N. Orleany Sp
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Memphis & N. C. Limited
Arkansas
Texas Limited
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