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Newspaper

Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1908

Page

9

Wheat declines on weak market amid speculative selling

Chicago reports show July wheat 1% to 1% lower as speculative buying against weak support presses prices down. Corn and oats fell with light trading. provisions drifted steadier, aided by rain common in the South and Southwest and weak export activity. Local receipts and prices for July futures are noted with mixed gains and losses across grains.

Chicago Minneapolis Duluth London New England Boston

Markets in Cincinnati June 5 1908 report

Minneapolis wheat No 1 Northern closed at 1.09. Wheat dull and lower. corn receipts light with firm tone. oats offerings light and firm to a shade higher. Rye dull. flour demand light and market dull. Hay not quotably changed with good demand inside. Whisky market firm. Various grade prices for flour and wheat listed. receipts and shipments figures for Apples to Whisky. Grain inspections and many commodity quotes across wheat corn oats hay and other items.

Cincinnati Minneapolis Northern New York F. B Duluth O. B Aic Central America Pecial Dispatch Commercial Tribune Toledo Baltimore Kansas City Milwaukeer ST. Louis T&c

Wheat and Flour Markets Mixed Across Several Cities

Reports from New York Toledo Baltimore Kansas City Milwaukee Duluth and St. Louis show wheat prices fluctuating with heavy receipts and exports. Corn oats and rye also move amid slim spot activity and varied futures, while flour and other commodities show mixed demand and pricing across the session.

Treasury balance figures show available funds in report

Washington June 5 The Treasury balance in a general fund excluding the $150000 gold reserve lists an available balance of $239,317,730 and gold coin and a further $24132467 in gold certificates as of today.

Washington

Trade Conditions Still Improving Across Markets

The report notes improving prices for fresh produce and steady gains in rail and manufacturing activity. Dun & Co reports less idle machinery, stronger mercantile collections, and growing confidence as crops advance, with regional variations in trade and continued caution in prices and demand.

Iron and

Market Summary of Selected Commodities and Stocks

New York reports closing figures for June 6 listing diverse securities. Alice 2.00 and Ontario 5.25 appear among varied commodity and stock quotations, with values shown for Brunswick Consolidated, Com-Stock Tunnel, bonds, and several mining shares such as Ophir and Leadville Con. and Mexican.

New York Brunswick Con. Cal Leadville Little Chief Ontario

Ohio Incorporations Special Dispatch to Commercial Tribune

Ohio articles of association filed with the Secretary of State include Columbus Steam and Furnace Coal Company in Columbus for 25000 dollars Ashtabula Specialty Company in Ashtabula 10480 The Mallett Grain Company in Toledo 35000 Pittsburg Fruit Aucti Company in Cleveland 20000 Mt Hope Oil and Gas Company in Junction City 40000 Southside Free Library Association in Youngstown Klein Manufacturing Company in Cleveland 25000 Fredericktown Elevator Company in Fredericktown 10000 New Perry County Oil Gas and Fuel Company in Thornville capital increase from 15000 to 50000 Equitable Building Company in Zanesville changing name to Equitable Savings Company Columbus Meter Seal Manufacturing Company in Columbus changing name to Columbus Meter and Appliance Company

Commercial Tribune Columbus Columbus Steam and Furnace Coal Company Ashtabula Specialty Company Ashtabula the Mallett Grain Company Toledo Pittsburg Fruit Aucti Company Cleveland Clifford B. Haskins Francis O. Brew Herberts. Gray F. M. Giessen S. C Thornville Equitable Building Company Zanesville Equitable Savings Company Columbus Meter Seal Manufacturing Company Columbus Meter and Appliance Company

Missouri Pacific Passes Dividend

New York June 5 The Missouri Pacific Railway Company directors fail to declare the semi annual dividend citing conservative policy though earnings warrant continuing payments at 4 percent. Stock closes at 49 after dipping from 50 on news of omitted dividend.

New York Missouri Pacific Railway Company Missouri Pacific Gould Stock Exchange

Cattle and Hog Prices Mixed in Friday Market Across Regions

Cattle receipts for the week total 3,994 against 8,589 last week with strong demand for prime fat steers and weaker dairy cattle. Hogs see a big Friday run with prices a nickel lower from yesterday but solid yard activity and clearances at mixed grades. Sheep and lambs show steady to weaker tones with fat grades moving, light offerings in several markets. Regional totals from East Buffalo to Chicago show varied but resilient activity and price ranges across cattle hogs and sheep.

Cincinnati Pune Commercial Tribune Plusburg ST. Louis New York Kansas City Texas Chicago

Bid Notice for Flush Closet System at Cincinnati Public Schools

The Cincinnati Board of Education invites bids for a flush closet system at multiple schools in the Twenty fifth and Twenty seventh districts. Bids due by noon Monday June 6 at the Clerk of the Board's office. Each bid must include names of interested parties and a guaranty of 80 percent of bid.

Board of Education Cit Netree and Tremont Winchell Bank Sround Vine Vine and St. Joe Whittier Woodlawn Osage Streets Incinnati J. M. Withrow Winchell Street Bank Gtree Cincinnati Ohio Cchanical BE. N. Nnaford West Court Street Cincinnti Eoe Pofeet Uf J. M. Withro Cittee

Notice to Nonresidents in Action to a Title to Real Estate

Thomas J. Hall filed in Hamilton County Court of Common Pleas Ohio a quiet title suit for Lots 22 23 24 25 26 in Harmar's heirs subdivision Cincinnati. Defendants must answer by August 1908 or risk judgment. property lies on Pearl Street and an eight foot alley. Jones & James, Attorneys.

Catherine McIlvain Thomas McIlvain Jacksonville Florida Edward F. P. McIlvain Newport Kentucky Lula McIlvain Stella MclIlvain To Edwards Los Angeles California Ige W. Edwards Lula Edw Crawford Seattle Washington Charles Crawford Thomas Ards George Edwards Los Aneles Clara Edwards Virginia Edwards Henrietta Spiegel William G. Spiegel Anna E. Spiegel George H. Spiegel Alice M. Spiegel Florence B. Spiegel Mary E. Spiegel Alice Mabel Spiegel Renee Thomas J. Hall Court of Common Pleas Hamilton County Ohio Cage Cincinnati Hamilton State of Pearl Street Lawrence Street Wrence Street Harmar Jones & James

Proposals for Clothing Materials and Slickers 1908

Sealed triplicate proposals for khaki uniform cloth dark blue cloth brown duck and more will be received by the Depot Quartermaster at 26th Street and Gray's Ferry Road Philadelphia until 1 pm July 30 1908. Deliveries to New York Philadelphia Boston Chicago or St. Louis depots. Domestic preference given. samples and specs available on request.

Chief Quartermaster’s Chicago All Denot Quartermaster 26Th St Gray's Ferry Road Philadelhia Pennsylvania New York Philadelphia Boston St. Louis F. G. Hodgson U. S Army Gray’s Ferry Road W. W. Robinson, Jr U. S. Army

Departures Board for Pittsburg and Nearby Cities

The River lists today’s departures from Pittsburg at 6 p.m. for Virginia and 5 p.m. for Cincinnati via Louisville Kentucky and Greenland Madison. Charleston schedule shows 6 p.m. for Virginia and 5 p.m. for Cincinnati.

Pittsburg Virginia Charleston Greenland Ge Madison Kentucky Louisville City OF Cincinnati

River departures and forecast as Ohio River stays steady

Advertised departures show packets sailing from this port yesterday and today to Manchester Madison Louisville and Cincinnati. The Ohio River at Cincinnati stood at 16 ft 1 in and was steady with a forecast of falling further downstream and slight rises on Kanawha and Big Sandy. Excursion boat interest grows as passenger business increases and the meet-the-boat trip from Main Street offers a pleasant river ride to Madison and back.

The Courier Manchester Lizzie Bay Madison City of Louisville Louisville Virginia Pittsburg Greenland Pomeroy Kentucky City of Cincinnati Ohio River Ohio Cincinnati Broadway Charleston Sycamore Street Main Street City of Pha Douglas Hall J. B. Lewis Kanawha

River News From Ports with Arrivals and Departures

Ports report river levels and traffic across Cincinnati Zanesville Parkersburg Evansville Cairo and St Louis. Arrivals include the Ironsides Josie Hook Lorena Sam Brown Sadie Lee Eagle and Grey Eagle with coal and freight. Departures list City of Cincinnati Tarascon H K Bedford J R Wells and Cape Girardeau vessels. River levels rise or fall with conditions described.

Pittsburg Ironsides Josie Hook Cincinnati Lorena Zanesville Wheeling H. Ki City of Tarascon Evansville Sam Brown Cairo Theadie Lee Memphis Hoon Sadie Lee ST. Louis Nee Eagle Grafton J. R. Wells Osage River Grey Eagle Cape Girardeau

Scotch Price Drop by Five Shillings a Ton

Glasgow reports Scottish steel makers follow American lead with a five shilling per ton price cut across the industry.

Scotch Glasgow America Scotland

Receivers' Pay Reduced for Knickerbocker Trust Case

The Appellate Division of the New York Supreme Court cut the receivers’ pay from 75 000 to 20 000 dollars each, reducing the receiver’s and receiver’s attorney’s allowances after the Knickerbocker Trust Company closure and reopening. Justice Gaynor held the prior 150 000 total was grossly excessive and risked Distrust of the trust administration.

New York Knickerbocker Trust Company Supreme Court Brooklyn Gaynor

Greene Line Steamer Greenland Charleston and Pomeroy Sails

Greene Line announces Greenland and Pomeroy boats depart at foot 8 Ta st today at 5 p.m. Also boats for Louisville and Intermediate Point and Lower Ohio depart from foot Main st at 9 a.m. contact Ken tankey for Brelahe Pensived Sette Welag tay.

Greene Line Greenland Charleston Pomeroy Ta St Louisville Intermediate Point Ohio Ken Tankey Iver Brelahe Sette Welag Tay

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