Trading in grain pits shows active early session
In Chicago on June 5 trading was heavy across grain pits with July wheat higher at first before drifting. July corn remained steady while oats gained and September provisions rose. Shorts covered, crop damage fears faded, and late selling kept July close modestly down.
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Chicago
St. Louis
aTbc
Bradstreet
Minneapolis
Duluth
New York
Manitoba
Sle
Park Hugher
Grain and Provisions Market Roundup
The New York grain market reports active receipts and mixed tone across flour, wheat, corn, and oats with prices fluctuating. Kansas City and Minneapolis show July and September bids, while Chicago and Duluth summaries note varied cash and futures levels for wheat and oats.
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Kansas City
Toe
Minneapolis
Duluth
Wool Market Steady as U S Clip Remains Large
The Commercial Bulletin notes wool is quiet with firm prices as a 40 million pound U S clip supports demand. East and abroad influence heavy selling in Wyoming Idaho and nearby states while Boston shipments accumulate. receipts compare unfavorably to last year. In St Louis wool buyers report softer demand and mixed grade pricing with light fines around 17 to 44 cents.
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Ulan
Ofacah
Yoming
Idahory
Boston
ST. Louis
Sugar Market Report from New Orleans Dated June 5
Sugar condition described as dull with mentions of open kettle and centrifuge processes. References include open kettle eared, centrifugal whites and yellows seconds, lag molasses, and a vague note on June 5 from New Orleans. Distinct entities include New Orleans and June.
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New Orleans
Friday's Liberal Cattle Run Reports mixed demand
Cincinnati and Pittsburg market notes show a Friday cattle run with a liberal supply of cattle and hogs. Prices range across steers, heifers, cows, and calves with demand steady for light fat butcher stock but weaker for heavier grades. Hog prices drop 15 to 20 cents, while sheep and lambs move lower in East markets.
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Cincinnati
Bologna
Commercial Tribune
Pittsburg
New York
South Omaha
Chicago
ST. Louis
Oil Turpentine and Rosin Market Roundup
Market notes from New York Toledo Charleston City Wilmington and Savannah show steady oils rosin and turpentine with varied price quotes. Reported figures cover crude oils, shipments and runs, with rosin prices ranging around 1.70 to 3.25 and turpentine mostly firm.
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New York
Toledo
Lima
Indiana
Charleston
City
Wilmington
Market Leaders Under Pressure Opening Stock Declines
New and low records appeared at the market open as leaders like Amalgamated Copper Pennsylvania and Canadian Pacific fell. Copper traded to 51 percent with broad losses, then a late day rally and strong finish narrowed the declines and boosted many names.
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New York
Amalgamated Copper
Pennsylvania
Candian Pacific
Atchison
Union Pacific
Boston Market Shaken by Heavy Liquidation
Enormous liquidation and feverish trading swept the Boston Stock Exchange with Amalgamated Copper leading declines. Amalgamated opened at 51½ and fell to 51½ after rallies, with about 10 000 shares traded by noon. Other losses hit Tamarack Calumet and Hecla Shannon Copper and Dominion Coal, Dominion Iron and Steel, amid broad selling.
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Boston
Boston Stock Exchange
Amalgamated
Tamarack
Trinity
Calumet and
Hecla
Shannon Copper
Dominion Coal
Dominion Iron and Steel
Butter and Poultry Market Rundown Across Cities
Chicago and New York report steady butter and eggs with varied cheese receipts. Pittsburg Philadelphia St Louis Louisville show mixed prices on butter eggs and poultry with fresh and frozen items noted.
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Chicago
New York
Commercial Tribune
Pittsburg
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
Philadelphia
Western Creamery
Louis
Louisville
Coffee futures open dull as prices slide on weak demand
New York June 5 futures trade opens five points lower under weak European cables and softens further on realizing. Close seen dull with 3 750 bags traded. Notable quotes include June at 3.70 cents, July 3.75 83.80c, September 8.95c, October 4.04 4.05c, March 4.10c.
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New York
Ohio incorporations filed and out-of-state firms admitted
Ohio secretary of state lists today filings for the Ironton Disk Plow Company Ironton capital 100000 the Standard Engineering Company Cleveland 25000 the London Home Telephone Company London capital 24000 to 200000 the Ohio Stone Company Cleveland capital 10000 down from 20000 the Berea Stone Company Berea capital 10000 down from 50000 also admitted from West Virginia to Ohio Marietta Company capital 25000 the Rock Run Oil and Gas Company East Liverpool capital 10000 the Briton Cooperage Company Ottawa capital 100000 and Blumenstock Reid Company Maine Save Cleveland capital 000
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Ohio
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Ironton Disk Piow Company
Ironton
Standard Engineering Company
Cleveland
London Home Tele Phone Company
London
Ohio Stone Company
Berea Stone Company
Berea
Marietta. A? Company
West Virginia
Charter
Marietta
Capital
Rock Run Oil and Gag Company
West Via Charter
East Liverpool
Briton Cooperage
West Nia Charter
Ottawa
Capital Stock
Blumenstock & Reid Company
Maine
Save
Nuhring Chemical Engine Company Names Officers
The first meeting of the directors of the Nuhring Chemical Engine Company in this city elected Walter Thompson as President Joseph W. Beck as Vice President Charles Nuhring as Secretary and Treasurer. Other directors include Joseph Meyers Philip Lawrence and Marion Hoke. The company is incorporated under South Dakota law with capital of 100000.
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Nuhring Chemical Engine Company
Walter Thompson
Joseph W. Beck
Charles Nuhring
Joseph Meyers
Covington
Philip Lawrence
Marion Hoke
South Dakota
Black-Clawson Co declares 1 percent dividends
The directors of Black-Clawson Company of Hamilton declared a 1 percent dividend on preferred stock and 1 percent on common stock. The financial report was favorable with earnings above the dividend.
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Black-Clawson Company
Hamilton
Board to issue bonds for water works on August first
The Board of Water Works Commissioners tentatively plans to issue 500000 in bonds on August 1. With about 700000 on hand they expect funds to last through summer as work proceeds. The issue likely at 3 percent follows a cautious approach amid market bids. The next meeting will formalize the resolution. Bookkeeper Foster reports expenditures to date 8378472.74 with monthly 103042.52 and a balance of 708619.76.
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Board of Water Works Commissioners
Chicago
Cincinnati
Foster
Storms and floods impact trade and conservation notes
The Weekly Review of Trade cites unfavourable developments from storms and floods, with greater conservatism in buying and delayed contracts for iron and steel. Railway earnings rose, imports slowed, and domestic demand remains hesitant amid floods in the West and droughts in the East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Steel Corporation
Dnd
United States
Canada
Fire Wipes Out Much Of New Lisbon Business District
Fire in New Lisbon Wisconsin destroyed two full blocks of business buildings including Stinson Brothers Co Cash Department Store and Moore Opera House. Loss estimated near 100000 with several firms reporting heavy individual losses. Nearby towns Mauston and Tomah assisted. Manston company arrived too late. About half of losses insured.
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Lacrosse
Wis
New Lisbon
Stinson, Brothers & Co
Mauston
Tomah
Manston Company
Cash Department Store
Opera House
Stinson Brothers & Co
A. G. Anderle
Moore’s Opera House
Wolf Mercantile Company
R. D. Curtis
O. B. Chester
Collector Charged With Embezzling $40,000 in Alaska Border Case
Dawson report says W. J. Idleman Deputy Collector of United States Customs at Forty Mile River is jailed at Eagle City on embezzlement charges. He stands accused of a $40,000 shortage found by U S Commissioner Gare.
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Sedattle
Wash
Post-Intelligencer
Dawson
W. J. Idleman
United States Customs
Forty-Mile River
Eagle City
United States
Gare
University News Notes Secret Burnet Woods Party Ends Secrecy
Strange rumors swirl about a junior girls party in Burnet Woods with a show titled The Amalgamated Wives and athletic feats. Misdelivered refreshments and whispered misdeeds hint at a campus scandal while plans for a June 20 dedication procession are announced and Prof Merrick Whitcomb hosts a lecture on Medieval Trade Routes.
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Varsity
Burnet Woods
Shelter House
McMicken Hall
Deaf Woods
Merrick Whitcomb
University
Reflections of a Bachelor Commentary from New York Press
A fragmented excerpt satirizes love and invention with mixed images of courtship and fate. The text contrasts a woman's experience with a man’s, likening love to dreams and fortune, and notes social expectations around romance and ambition.
Interior commerce bids show hog receipts fall in early 1908
Treasury figures total four months of 1908 show five interior markets received 6 000 148 hogs versus 5 088 428 hogs in the same period of 1901 1902 and 1901 gains in cattle and sheep offset hog declines Minneapolis leads spring wheat with 77 747 420 bushels while overall wheat movement climbs from 1902 and 1901 figures flour trade at Minneapolis and Chicago weak in four weeks to May 2 coal and grain movements across Atlantic ports also rise alongside lower hog receipts and steady cattle and sheep gains.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
Treasury Bureau of Statistics
Interior
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Duluth
Chicago
Great Lakes
Sault Ste. Marie Canals
Seaboard
North Atlantic Seaboard
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Bush
Portland
Atlantic and Gulf Ports
Newport News
Norfolk
Atlantic States
Gulf States
Texas
Gulf Ports
Galveston
New Orleans
California
Well Known Mining Engineer Kills Partner at Lardo
June 5. Word reaches this city of the killing at Lardo of Harry Emmons by H M St Cyr a mining engineer of national repute. Emmons and St Cyr were partners in a hotel at Lardo Payette Lakes and disputed property. St Cyr says Emmons first attacked him firing three shots.
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Weiser
Lardo
Harry Emmons
H. M. St. Cyr
Emmons
St. Cyr
Payette Lakes
Local Control Reaches Pact in Cincinnati Traction Dispute
An agreement ends the feud between Cincinnati and Cleveland stockholders of the Cincinnati, Dayton & Toledo Traction Company. Cincinnati residents gain majority on the board. Cleveland members retire to allow J. B. Fer Jr and George B. Cox to join. W Kesley Schoepf chairs the Executive Board. Mandelbaum leads Cleveland as president. Philadelphia syndicate poised to propose a lease on a sliding scale similar to nearby lines.
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Cincinnati
Cleveland
Cincinnati, Dayton & Toledo Traction Company
Cleveland, Peop’ Fll
J. B. Fer, Jr
George B. Cox
Ane Reser Schwab
O. V. Parrish
Itoh
Corn Crop Ravaged by Prolonged Rain in Alexandria
In Alexandria Indiana on June 6 farmers report two weeks of continuous rains destroying about 50 percent of the corn crop. Fields resemble lakes and are nearly impassable. Rain has fallen daily for twelve days with no relief forecast by weather predictions.
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Commercial Tribune
Alexandria
Ind
No New Developments in Cincinnati Traction Talks
Financial observers report no progress in negotiations between the Cincinnati Traction Company backers and the Citizens' National Bank. Those involved refuse to comment, signaling the deal remains stalled.
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Cincinnati Traction Company
Citizens’ National Bank
Rere
Reverse Decision Of Superior Court In Bradford Belting Case
Supreme Court syllabus holds corporate powers rest with the board of directors unless officers are expressly authorized to act. An agent cannot extend authority by statement. Evidence that a secretary spoke for the company requires proof of directors’ authority. Reversed judgment. Burker C J and others concur.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Supreme Court
Cincinnati
Bradford Belting Company
Superior Court of
Davis
Ohio
Board of Directors
Burker
C. J
Spear
Shauck
Price
River Perennial Advertised Departures Summary
The excerpt lists multiple scheduled departures and services including routes to Chile Madison Louisville Memphis Pomeroy and Wheeling. It notes daily services except Sunday with times 3 p.m. or 5 p.m. and specifies days for certain vessels such as Levi J. Workum and City of Louisville.
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Pomero
Bonanza
Chile
WELLS
Madison
Levi J. Workum
Louisville
City OF
Cincinnati
Memphis
Avalon
Henry M. Stanley
Ccity OF
Wheeling
Lee
Turday
River Stage Rises on Ohio at Cincinnati
The Ohio River at Cincinnati stood at 16.2 feet at 6 p.m. yesterday and rose 1.4 feet in the last several hours as warnings continue for local flooding.
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Ohio
Cincinnati
River Traffic and Towboat Orders Stir Fort Wayne Harbor
Cargo departures include Tacoma to Pomeroy Gourier to Maysville and others while The Avalonged returns to Memphis after a load of freight and passengers. The Sprague towboat draws crowds and special permits limit access. Levi J. Workum delegates head to the National Convention of Boe ing Freight Agents as river levels rise from heavy rains. Captain Fehrenbatch leaves for Washington to attend inspectors convention. Captain Lee Andrews rejoins Tacoma crew.
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Tacoma
Pomeroy
Gourier
Maysville
P. Wells
Chile
Lizzie Bay
Madison
City of
Levi J. Workum
Boeing
Great Miami
Keystone State
Niagara Street
River
Pittsburg
Little Miami
Licking
Ohio
John Fehrenbatch
Washington
Uni
Tehrenb Teh
Lee Andrews
Ironton
Columbus
Cairo
Hehoonorth
H N
Cincinnati
Coney Island
Island
Hudson
River conditions and port reports Across Ohio Valley
Special despatches note river levels from 3.2 to 96.2 feet across cities including Pittsburg Wheeling Louisville Evansville Cairo and St Louis. Vessels The Patrol The Cruiser The Cricket The Bonanza and The Peters Lee depart or downbound as river levels rise or fall under fair warm conditions.
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Commercial Tribune
Oil City
Warren
River
Greensboro
Woodward
Morgantown
Pittsburg
Ohio River
Merrill
Beaver
Davis Island Dam
Wheeling
Parkersburg
PT. Pleasant
Louisville
Evansville
Cairo
Upper
Mississippi
ST. Louis
The
Peters Lee
Memphis
Real Estate Sales Report From Friday Auction
Rainy Friday sales staged by Theodore Mayer and Tb. featured two properties on Wade Street. No. 1042 Wade Street sold for 1605 to Rose Buhr after starting at 1066.87 and appraisal of 1066.87. No. 1044 Wade Street drew lively bidding with Mary Bradhold highest at 2000. Other transfers include Norwood properties and several lot sales with varied buyers and sums.
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Theodore Mayer & Tb
Geo. J. Gosmeyer
Geo. H. Gosmeyer
Wade Street
Rose’ Buhr
Wm. Bradhold
Pupchager
Norwood Real Estate’ and Improvement Co
Charley A
Mefenders
Henry Feldman
Norwood
Mary
Samuel A. Mail
Springfield
Sabina Wee
Hugh Merrie
Marquis and
Manitou
Union Savings Bank and Trust. Co
Wagner Typewriter Co
East Fourth St
Ann Laffey
John F.laffey
Moore Fc
Holbrook’s
Madeira
Kate W
West Cincinnati Turner B. Co
C. M
Property transfers across Fairview Heights and surrounding areas
A long list of real estate deeds shows numerous transfers in Fairview Heights and adjacent townships. Transactions include lots in Miller’s sub, Hinman’s sub, and Riddie estates, with prices from $50 to $3,733.34, and payments to trustees and executors. A wide range of buyers and sellers such as Renner, Miller, Boehm, Arnold, and Wehrmann are recorded, with parcels on Gilbert Avenue, Fairview Heights, and nearby streets.
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Mam Thiénes
C. M. Cook
Sarah
Osmus
Philip Renner
Fairview
Louise M. Voss
Gerhardt Hees
B. H. Moorman
John Qualey
Millers
Texas B. A
Miller
Fairview Heights
Riddie
Hin
Philip. Renner
Henry A. Boehm
Miller's
William W. Medlwis
East Norwood Syndicate
Thomas Knott
Harry J. Irwin
Knott St
Rochelleau
Joe
Louisa. Liermann
Theodore Liermann
Sycamore
Eresa J. Wehrmann
Mary.l. Lewis
Kerper
Ellington Piano Co
Baldwin Co
Gilbert
Ldwin Piano Co
Gilbert Ay
Bridget Sinaia
Louis Bramkamp
Eeest St
Charles Anderson
Peartoo
Monastery St
George Brown
Thompson Atkinson
George Tebow
Abraham Morris
Davia ‘Morris
Mound and
Chestnut Sts
Jones
Vana Ft
Canal i
Connell
George M Heisel
R. Poor
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S. Kuhn & Sons
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Hamburg-merican
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Hamburg-American Line
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Harrison and Colerain Sts
A. E. Outerbridge & CO
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Hagle B. Co
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Estell
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York
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Ryman
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Camp W. B. A
C. Sandheger
J. Taylor
Truster
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Henry Réchup
Anthony Christie
Bernardine Wehrle
G. G. Snider
M. BE. Church
Mahala Davis
Mary J. Bennett
B. F. O'Connor
Irish B. & L. Co
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