Bulls and Bears Pivot in July Corn Trading
Chicago June 4 Bulls shifted tactics as the New York crowd eyed big gains in July and moved into September once more. July corn edged up to 61% and September rose to 58% amid erratic trade. oats and wheat showed strength while provisions gained late. Receipts totaled 195 cars with mixed results across grains and pork futures.
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Chicago
New York
Wall Street
Seaboard
Minneapolis
Duluth
Texas
Ohio
Grain and Provisions Market Summary
New York June 4 grain and provisions markets report steady or firmer tones across staples. Flour receipts 80553 bbls exports 5763 bbls with rye flour firm. wheat futures firm with July 77% to 76 16c, September 77% to 78 1/4c, December 77 1/4c. Corn receipts 18100 bush exports 280 bush spot firm No 2 89 1/2c elevator, oats firm with mixed lots, coffee steady to down slightly as longs liquidate and shorts cover amid light supply.
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OP Luce
Boysnotelia
Bs Gti
Northwestern
Timothy Eed
Brazil
Baltimore
Aéic
ST. Louis
Toledo
Milwaukee
New York
F. O
Northern
Duluth
Manitoba
Ohio
Acc’ Ec A
Real Estate Highlights From May Including Condemned Homes
The Building Inspector reports May activity with 442 permits 28 wood frame 29 brick and stone and 153 elevator certificates issued. Fees total 1118.55 and estimated new building cost 424253. Several structures were condemned including houses on Harriet street and a stable on Sargent street. others were ordered repaired or torn down. A Cincinnati Railroad Omnibus Co permit for a two story office on Longworth street valued at 10000 was issued. Numerous transfers and leases are listed alongside mortgages and cancellations in the period.
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Harriet Street
Longworth Street
Vine and
Race Streets
New Suits Filed in Common Pleas Court
A list of cases filed in Common Pleas Court includes divorces for Ella Lamb and Wm M Long, partitions and foreclosures, several actions by The Texas B A 4 against Isaac J Miller et al, and notes on appeals and contracts. Names include Ella Lamb George M Lamb Edward P Grogan Julia E McCane and others. monetary amounts cited reach up to 174 999.96 and 5 601.74.
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Ella Lamb
George M. Lamb
R. V. Foster
Edward P. Grogan
Julia E. McCane
J. T. Rhyno
L. Taylor
Michael Hutzelman
Squire Templeton
Eliza Hassaurek
Leopold Markbreit
Admr
Judson Harmon and
Ernst, Cassatt & McDougall
C. Albert Jacob
Erastus Coffin
D. D. Woodmansee
Wm. M. Long
Sarah H. Long
Dudley P. Wayne
Elizabeth Cox
Joseph Cox
E. P. Bradstreet
Texas B. A. No
Isaac J. Miller
Cushing, Ireton & Busch
Texas B. A
Cushing
Ireton Busch
Cusing
Ireton & Busch
Ireton
John V. Lewis
Josef Wilshire
Merhews
Minnie Hf Ie A. Nm
F. Jelke & Son
The
Ad— Ee Co
Squire Randt
Ohio predicts average wheat crop for year in June report
The State Board of Agriculture reports an average wheat crop for Ohio with 75 percent condition, while winter barley sits at 79 and spring barley at 82 percent of average. Oats, rye, clover, and timothy show varied near normal levels but drought and white grub damage threaten yields. harvests advance with southern Ohio nearing maturity.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
State Board of Agriculture
Ohio
Live Stock Prices and Receipts Across Markets
Cincinnati stock report for June 4, 1902 lists cattle hogs and sheep receipts and shipments. Cattle prices range from 4.25 to 6.75 for various classes with stiffer demand for prime and distillery-fed cattle. Hogs show steady to higher tone with heavy grades near 7.30, pigs and light shippers weaker. Sheep and lambs move with buoyant demand. spring lambs reach 6.50 to 7.25, yearlings near 4.50 to 4.75. Market activity also noted in Pittsburg Kansas City and South Omaha with mixed receipts and prices.
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Cincinnati
Bologna
Commercial Tribune
Pittsburg
Kansas City
Western Fed
Texas
Indiana
Fed
South Omaha
New York
Chicago
Texas Fed
ST. Louis
Livestock Market Report Across Major U.S. Cities
Market receipts and price ranges for cattle hogs and sheep move through New York Chicago and St Louis with mixed demand and firm to higher quotes on steers and lambs. Cattle and hog prices vary by weight and region as buyers show cautious activity.
Butter and Cheese Markets Across Cities June 4
Regional reports show butter receipts and prices varying by city. Pittsburg and Boston describe firm to steady butter and cheese. eggs mostly steady with regional differences. poultry markets mix live and dressed prices.
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Chicago
Dairies
Dairies Llalltec
Young Americas
Baltimore
Poultry and Egg Prices in St Louis Kansas City and Louisville
Poultry prices hold steady in St Louis with chickens 9c and turkeys 9c per lb, eggs steady at 16c per dozen. In Kansas City eggs rise to 14c per dozen with 13c after returns, Louisville shows brick and tub prices and eggs at 14c per dozen.
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ST. Louds
Kansas City
Louisville
Estimating Contest Offers 1490 Chances to Win
Invest $1 in the Commercial Tribune's Estimating Contest with a total prize pool of 34000 dollars. Readers are invited to submit guesses and enter the drawing for a chance at a share of the winnings.
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The
Commercial Tribune
Cotton Market Rebounds Then Slips Amid Weather Outlook
Traders report mixed cotton action with short covering keeping prices firm midday, but futures and spot markets easing as favorable weather boosts the crop. Liverpool steadies while New Orleans shows steady prices with light sales. analysts warn against buying as long as good conditions persist and caution a possible trade week shift.
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Liverpool
Charles J
Buddeke & Co
W. E. Hutton & Co
New York
Vic
New Orleans
Saar
Tobacco Offerings Reach 346 Hhds Across Market
The market held steady from Tuesday with 346 hogsheads listed and red tobaccos predominating. Sales detailed by house include Bodmann 41 hhds new and old, Morris 44 hhds mixed, Cincinnati-Miami 40 hhds old, Globe 108 hhds mixed, Farmers and Shippers 113 hhds mixed, with prices spanning 3.66 to 14.25 per quantity and notable high values for old and new lots.
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Bodmann House
Morris House
Cincinnati-Miami
Globe House
Laundry Building Planned at Gilbert and Florence
Architect Ben C. DeCamp has prepared plans for a new laundry building at Gilbert avenue and Florence street in Walnut Hills. The three story structure will cost about $10,000 and will house a gas plant operated by a company to locate here. The facility will offer home washing and aims to attract this class of business to the hill.
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Ben C. DeCamp
Gilbert Avenue
Florence Street
Walnut Hills
Moanet
Seat
Inventory Filed of E M Bronner Assets in Bankruptcy
An inventory of the assets of E M Bronner, a West Fifth street merchant who failed for over 60000, was filed yesterday in the United States Court. Appraisers were J A Friedlander A W Garland and Chas Schoengold. Total assets listed were 8812 71 with 6792 86 in stock and 2019 85 in store fixtures.
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E. M. Bronner
West Fifth Street
Yesterda
United States
J. A. Friedlander
A. W. Garland
Chas. Schoengold
Wen
Division Clerk Resigns After Nine Years in Delaware
Delaware June 4. George Hipe, Cincinnati Division Clerk for the county, resigned today to take effect June 15 after nine years of service.
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Commercial Tribune
Delaware
George Hipe
Cincinnati
The
Couy
Lawrenceburg and Aurora Electric Railway Schedule
Sedamsville cars depart Sedamsville square forty five minutes before departure. Cleves Lawrenceburg Aurora and intermediate points run hourly at even hours. Intermediate points from Cleves leave hourly on the half hour.
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San Lawrenceburg
Lebanon Mail and Express Schedule Brightens Daily Runs
Schedules show daily departures from Cincinnati, Lebanon and Northern Cincinnati routes with multiple morning and afternoon departures. Compiled times include Lebanon Ac and Montgomery lines with varied arrival windows and special Sunday service notes.
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Court Street
Broadway
Lebanon Mail and Express
Lebanon Ac
Montgomery
Blue Ash
Brecon
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Ives
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