Wheat Falls on Weather Boost and Weak Market in Chicago
Chicago grain pits slide as improved crops abroad and in the U S dampen prices. Wheat July ends down 2 3 8 cents with 119 000 bush clearances and 290 000 bush receipts. corn and oats also retreat while provisions ease later. Ohio reports a 2 percent gain in May crop condition.
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Chicago
Southwest
Roumania
Russia
Ohio
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Dakotas
Duluth
Grain and flour markets fluctuate with improving crop news
Weighted reports from New York and multiple cities show mixed grain activity. Wheat prices slip amid better weather and crop outlook while corn oats and rye react to foreign buying and sunlit forecasts. flour and meal hold steady with occasional shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Iinesota Bakers
Northrn
Duluth
O. B
Gropean
Eolal Dispatch
Commercial Tribune
Toledo
Baltimore
Milwaukee
Nsas City
Rye
TiaT&e
St, Louis
Bran
East Track
Neapolis
Treasury balances update from Washington notice
Treasury statement from Washington on June 4 shows available cash balance 240,202,398 dollars. Gold coin and bullion total 24,73,264 dollars and gold certificates at 40,069,450 dollars. It excludes the 150,000,000 dollar reserve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Statent of the Treasury
Don's Report Of Bank Clearings For May
Greater activity in New York and other markets produced larger settlements in May. Total U S bank exchanges were 10 856 867 838 a 12 4 percent drop from last year and 17 3 percent from May 1906. New York City dominates the total, with little improvement outside. several cities show near year ago payments. Stock operations in New York averaged 62 006 000 daily versus 46 300 000 last May and 72 300 000 in 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
R. G. Dow & Co
United States
New York City
Boston
Buffalo
Scranton
Richmond
Chattanooga
Memphis
Detroit
Kansas City
Omaha
St. Paul
Denver
Pacific Coast
Ewollen
Mary
Ae P.O
P.C
England
Chicago
Fat cattle in fair demand at Cincinnati market
Receipts and shipments from June 1 to June 4 show cattle steady to fair, hogs down 5 to 10 cents, and sheep and lambs mixed. Bulls and calves sold firm, with strong demand for light beef cattle and dairy cows steady. Regional markets cited include East Buffalo Pittsburg and New York with varied prices and volumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Commercial Tribune
East Buffalo
Pittsburg
New York
New York State
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Chicago
ST. Louis
Jung
Includi
Oil market figures and spirits rosin turpentine notes
Regional oil and chemical market updates list June 4 balances, shipments, and averages for Oil City Toledo and Wilmington. Turpentine rosin and window glass prices are cited with receipts, sales, and shipments in Charleston Savannah and related markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oil City
Toledo
North Lima
South Lima
Indiana
Wilmington
Charleston
Savannah, Jr
Rosin Firm
Pig Iron Market Feels Firmer as Demand Holds Steady
Activity in the iron market remains robust with strong inquiries and steady sales. Northern and Southern furnaces report firmer prices, rising coke demand, and improved rail-related orders as March through September bookings extend into year end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Iron
Middle West
Cincinnati
Southern Coke
Gray Forge
Eeeee
T.c.sessevesess
Hanging Rock
Jackson County
Lake Superior
Tidewater
Foundry
Northern
Plain Foundry
Virginia
Southern
Louisville Tobacco Market Report Summary
Louisville Kentucky June 4 tobacco offerings list Burley 27 hhds dark 116 hhds. Sales at Ninth Street show Burley 15 $10.75 to $16.75 and dark 52 $6.20 to $10.75. Louisville sale includes 29 dark $4.95 to $9.00. People's sale lists Burley 4 $10 to $14.75 and dark 19 $7.20 to $11. Dark and Burley quotes appear across Farmers and Burley markets with several price ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Louisville
Burley
Ninth Street
Farmers
Kentucky Burley Tobacco Crop Seen At Five Million Pounds
From the Burley district and outside counties, Kentucky's 1908 tobacco crop is estimated at not more than 5,000,000 pounds on about 5,000 acres, far below the 135,000,000 in 1907. Farmers acknowledge reduced planting and some counties report negligible output, with Burley growers optimistic about higher prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Frankfort
Burley Tobacco District
M. C. Rankin
Kentucky
Burley District
Burley
American Tobacco Company
Carter, Lewis
Hart County
Agricultural Department
Tobacco sale by Fayette County Society of Equity
Six hundred thousand pounds of tobacco sold today by the Fayette County branch of the Society of Equity at 15 to 20 cents a pound to W. S. Dudley of Lexington Kentucky.
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Lexington
Fayette County
The
Society of Equity
W. S. Dudley
Iron reduced in Pittsburg
Local iron bar mills cut prices to 1.4 cents a ton for Pittsburg and nearby regions, and 1.35 cents for western points. The move follows steel bar price cuts and signals possible reductions in structural material and related products before July 1.
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Pittsburg
West Virginia
Ohio
New York
Grand Rapids & Indiana
Chicago
Bar Iron Mills
May Commercial Failures in U S Decline From Peak
R G Dun Co statistics show 1379 commercial failures in May with 13 643 381 in liabilities the strongest monthly display since mid 1907. Compared with May 1907 there were 857 failures and 9 965 410 liabilities, while banking suspensions reached 20 with 5 247 455 liabilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
R. G. Dun & Co
Burley tobacco prices and lots at Buckeye Warehouse
The day’s sales centered on old tobacco with fair prices. Bright trash and red leaf dominated the offerings. Buckeye Warehouse reported bids and lots including Buckeye-3 holding one at 11 and two at 14, plus eleven hogsheads of old at 11.75 to 15, and other lots at 12 to 14.75 or 15 to 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckeye
Union Pacific Authorized to Issue 50 Million Bond Issue
The Union Pacific Executive Committee authorized a 50 million bond issue, part of a 100 million authorization. Bonds will run 100 years at 4 percent, secured by a first lien refunding mortgage, with Kuhn Loeb & Co. handling New York sale and London firms managing overseas distribution. Prices quoted between 95 and 96.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Union Pacific Railway Company
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
Union Pacific
London
Baring Bros. & Co
Glyn, Mills, Currie & Co
B. H. Harriman
Union Pacific Company
Garry Herrmann to Speak at Refuge Baseball Match
Inmates of the House of Refuge prepare for a major match on the Refuge grounds with two teams led by Harry L Manss and Stewart Manss. Officials include Mayor John Bruce as umpire and Scott Small as chief usher. Garry Herrmann will present the silver cup to the winning team while Judge William H Lueders keeps score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Refuge
Harry L. Manss
Board of Public Service
Stewart
John Bruce
College Hill
Ren Mulford
Messrs
Danier
Laidlaw
Weil
Cornette
Markbre
Spotless Town Festivities At Miami River Campground
Spotless Town on the Miami River hosts a Sunday camp outing with baseball games races and athletic events. A big chicken dinner features, music from the Pork Chops Band, and up to many prominent locals expected to attend the day of activities from morning till night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami River
Pork Chop
Greek accuse Greek in alleged job scam arrest
Detectives arrested John Scoukas George Marcopolos and Joseph Antonopoutos after complaints by two Greeks alleging a $50 payment for not-procured positions. Scoukas faced a trick game charge while the others faced loitering. A Police Court hearing is set for today and interpreter George Nepfes noted several similar complaints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Scoukas
Central Avenue
George Marcopolos
West Sixth Street
Joseph Antonopoutos
Crim
Kuhfers
Bell
Schaefer
Antonopoutos
Marcopolos
Scoukas
City Hall Notes on School Census Increase
Complete school census returns show 112 721 children aged 5 to 21, up 2 110 from last year. Public school attendance reaches 45 824, 345 more than the prior year.
Stella Van Hise Appointed Matron at Lytle Park Playground
Stella Van Hise was appointed matron of the Lytle Park playground by the Service Board yesterday at a salary of $1.50 per day. She will teach children healthful sports. Miss Van Hise is a University senior and former captain of a girls basketball club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella van Hise
Lytle Park
Service Board
Miss van Hise
Plan to Build Bath Houses in City Districts
Service Board member Weil plans a formal proposal to erect bath houses in the East End West End Fairmount and Cumminsville. The Bremen street bathhouse saw 5 000 persons bathed last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weil
Service Board
East End
West End
Fairmount
Cumminsville
Bremen Street
Harrison Avenue Viaduct Contract For Twelve Columns
The Service Board on Wednesday contracted Grainger & Co. of Louisville for supplementary work totaling 1216 dollars on the Harrison Avenue viaduct. The project involves raising twelve steel columns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Service Board
Wedterday
Grainger & Co
Louisville
Harrison Avenue
City Solicitor Ballard Struggles With Illness
City Solicitor Ballard worsened after an appendicitis flare up and remains too ill for an operation. Friends report his condition is stable though serious as doctors reassess treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballard
Mayor Markbreit Calls Meeting on Oil Storage Rules
Mayor Markbreit organized a conference for today to review enforcement of ordinances regulating the storage of oils and combustibles. The session aims to address safety compliance and ensure proper handling standards across affected properties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Markbreit
Ohio Incorporations Dispatches List New Firms
The June 4 dispatch lists Ohio associations filed with the Secretary of State. Entries include Bainbridge Traction Co at Cynthiana with 10000 capital, Keetch Knitting Co at Meland with 50000, Quarry Finishing Co at Cincinnati with 10000, Columbus Manufacturing Co at Columbus with 200000, Louisville and Lexington Coal Co at Cincinnati with 30000, Indian Creek Land and Improvement Co at Cleveland with 600000, Country Club Caldwell for social purposes, C. W. Wagner Co at Cincinnati with 100000, Woolsey Co at Cleveland with 10000, Fearon Lumber and Veneer Co at Ironton increasing capital from 40000 to 50000.
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Commercial Tribune
Keane
Oe Association
Etary of
Fewhey Attenlace
Bainbridge Traction Cany
Cynthiana
Inam I. Keeteh Knitting Company
Yeland
William I. Keetch
Anna Sippel
Carrie Sippel
Anna G. Sippel
Keig A. Hoover
Olumbus Manufacturing Company
Colummbus
K. Fanner
George A. Gaston
Brian B. Davis
G. B. Shermans
William
The
Woolsey Company
Cleveland
James W. Stewart
A. V. Cannon
IT. M. Madden
H. C. Garvey
Fearon Lumber and Veneer Company
Ironton
River Departures and River Conditions Reported
The River notes show departures of the Madison packet Lizzie Bay and City of Cincinnati bound for Madison and Louisville respectively, with arrivals including the Kanawha coal tow and timbers. Ohio River at Cincinnati listed at 17 feet and falling, with southern tributaries rising due to heavy rains.
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Thenwood
Charleston
Courier
Maysville
Kentucky
Madison
City of Cincinnati
Louisville
The
Lizzie Bay
Pete
Louis v
Ohio River
Ohio
Cincinnati
Kanawha
Beepdy
Tme
Greene Line
W. B. Calderwood
George Mathewson
J. T. Hatfield
Kanawha River
Pt. Pleasant
W. H. Strubbe
Marmet Coal Company
Chicago
Thomas Todd
Harry Vorbroker
Frankfort
John Barrett & Son
News From Other Ports Listings Across Rivers and Arrivals
Reports from ports note river levels and arrivals at Pittsburg Wheeling Evansville Madison Cairo and St Louis. Vessels arriving include The Cruiser The Iron Sides J 8 Cape Girardeau G R Wells and Cape Girardeau. Departures include The Ohio Vir ginia Lorena Bessie Smith Royal Ruth J S Harry Brown and Omaha. River levels show varying rises and falls across the Ohio and Mississippi systems.
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Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Wheeling
Ohio
Virginia
Lorena
Bessie Smith
Parkersburg
Royal
Clarington
Ruth
Sistersville
Evansville
Madison
Cairo
J. 8
Cape Girardeau
Harry Brown
St. Louis
J. S
G. R. Wells
Osage River
Omaha
Missouri River
Tennessee
Kansas City
Orr
Sealed Bids Sought for Josephine Street Improvements
The Board of Public Service of Cincinnati invites sealed bids by June 19 1908 for labor and materials to improve Josephine street from Dorchester to Ringgold. Projects include grading granite curbs wood block paving and drainage works with forms bonds or certified checks required and bids may be rejected.
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Board of Public Service
City of
Cincinnati
State of Ohio
Josephine Street
Dorchester Street
Ringgold Street
John J. Wenner
Hamilton County Infirmary Sealed Coal Proposals
Hamilton County Infirmary in Carthage Ohio invites sealed proposals by July 3 1908 at 12 noon for 1500 tons of second quality Youghiogheny coal or equivalent to be delivered on the infirmary premises as directed by the Superintendent Bids on blank forms with two sureties totaling 500 dollars must accompany the bid The Board reserves the right to reject any or all bids EDGAR CUMMINGS Secretary of the Board
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Carthage
Ohio
Youghiogheny
Thenfirmary
Hamilton County Infirmary
Sealed Proposals Sought for Ohio Canal Repairs 1908
State Board of Public Works in Columbus invites sealed proposals by noon June 23 1908 for improvements to the Miami and Erie Canal. Projects include rebuilding Middle Town Dam St Marys Locks and various works from Cincinnati to Toledo and Defiance with numerous culverts gates and walls. Details from Chief Engineer in Columbus or Canal Improvement Engineers in Dayton Coshocton, after June 10 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board OF Public Works
Columbus
Miami and Erie Canal
Middletown
St. Mary’s Locks
Cincinnati
Dayton
Toledo
Defiance
Lewistown
Ohio Canal
TuScarawas
Summit County
Zoar
Bolivard
Navarre
Cemetery Bar
Massillon
Walhending
Sugar Creek
Canal Dover
Nashport
Hilton Dam
Trenton
Public Works
Ohio
Coshocton
Chas. E. Perkins
Public Works of
Proposals for Q M Supplies at Jeffersonville Depot
Sealed proposals for Q M supplies including corn brooms linoleum rope oil rubber hose horse shoes and misc items will be received until 10 am June 15 1908 at Jeffersonville depot. Preference given to domestic production or manufacture and the right to reject or accept any or all proposals is reserved.
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M. Dept
Jeffersonville
Ind
Genera 'v. Y
Chief Quartermaster’s
Chicago
Ill
Denot Quartermaster
26Th St
Gray’s Ferry Road
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
New York
Boston
St. Louis
F. G. Hodgson
U. S. Army
26Th St. and
W. W. Robinson
Pawnshop Notice From 1908 Auction
Public notice from Pawnbroker Goldblatt announces sale of all due articles within twenty days. Items located at 34 B Sixth Street in New York City. Dated June 4 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldblatt
Young Man References Chores at Home
A brief item notes 21 year old Joseph M. is referenced in chores around the house. The notice is filed in this office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph M
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Don
P.O
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Oreo
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Seeee - Ie
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Acksonville
Tae
Rand Rapids
Ann Arbor
Ene
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Rogers, Brown & CO
Matthew Addy
Louisville Tobacco
Praders
Bove de Sve
Garry’ Herrmann
City Hall Notes
Manchester
M. Manchester
U. S. Marine Corps
Bél Block
Cinemhati
Albany Av
Avondale
Tel. N
Burnet Av
Aragon
Lexington Av
Coqe
J. B
Reading Road
Albert G. Erkenbrecher
Union Trust Bldg
Store Grand Hotel
Fourth St. Eacre
Oak St
Ogden Bridge
Wyoming
Geo. H. Stear
Carlisle
Park
Madisonville
MT. Auburn—Cor
Auburn and Gilmahars
McGregor Park
Bofinger & Hopkins
Main Street City
L. Arbyshird
Rochester
Financial and Loans
Interstate Investment Co
Babcock Electric
Victoria Pattern
M. Hoosain
Rangoon
Burma
DIA
Treasury Department
Ashington
D. C
Colin
Geo. B. Cortelyou
John Vogelsang
Hamilton County
Elizabeth Vogelsang
Herman P. Goebel
Mercantile Lbry
Upper Ohio
Cincinnati Packet Line
Pomeroy
Ate
E. R. Rey
Public Landing
Teliso Ton City
Sycamore St
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