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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1911
Page
9
A heavy wave of speculative buying in the wheat pit met by wide smart selling left many gains unrealized and left prices near last night’s level. Corn oats and provisions moved with mixed shifts with July and September futures fluctuating and cash grades barely steady.
Across multiple Midwestern and East Coast markets on June 5, cash wheat, corn and oats fluctuate with futures gains. Reports from Kansas City and Minneapolis show mixed prices, while New York notes steady flour and firm spot corn. receipts and shipments listed for several grains.
Sealed proposals will be received at the Federal Building Chicago until 1 p m central time for furnishing and delivering 37 000 tons of oats at or near prominent railroad points. Colo Thomas Cruse Chief Quartermaster signs the notice.
Sealed proposals will be received at the U S Engineer office St Louis Missouri for furnishing 1 000 000 bushels of coal on steamers and care. Information on application. Lt Col Engrs May 1911 June 1911 deadline unspecified.
Receipts and shipments show cattle and hogs at sizable volumes across Chicago Cincinnati and regional markets. Good to choice fat cattle sold near steady values while cows and grassers moved weakly. hogs and sheep also reported mixed to steady demand with price adjustments noted. Trades reflected a broad regional pattern from Cincinnati to Chicago to St Louis with varied demand and weekly comparisons.
Cotton futures rise in New Orleans and New York on dry weather and buying interest. Cincinnati wheat and corn markets show steady demand, with firmer oats and hay prices and generous receipts across commodities in a broad trade update.
Real estate transfers and mortgages filed and canceled across multiple townships. Transactions include parcels in Millcreek and Lockland areas, with many deeds recorded for heirs, property lot shifts, and lease arrangements. Notable names appear such as Hebenstreit heirs, Hoffmann, Kennedy, McKibben, and Engel, among others.
A large Hamilton county delegation will attend the fifty second state Sunday school convention opening in Dayton Ohio today. Nine special trains will depart Cincinnati tomorrow for Dayton as crowds gauge the event with the parade set for that day. The three day session will host over eight thousand Sunday schools with an enrollment of 1 135 442 as speakers include Dr H Hamill Camden M Encore and the Rev Cornelius Woelfkin and Franklin McElfresh.
A 1911 Cincinnati council resolution declares Oak street from Highland to Reading Road to be improved with brick pavement, curb resets, and drainage. It fixes assessments by frontage, allows 10 yearly installments with interest, and authorizes bond anticipation financing. Publication directed.
President Herbert T. Kent of the Cincinnati Real Estate Exchange appointed real estate men Harry C. Boehmer Jacob Schottenfels and William Hugle to the transportation committee for the upcoming convention in Denver. The group will meet to plan travel and lodging for Cincinnati delegates traveling to the 1912 gathering.
Sealed proposals will be received until noon June 1911 for furnishing and delivering waist belts boots gloves hats shoes stockings and other apparel at depot locations in Boston New York Philadelphia Chicago or St. Louis. Domestic manufacture preferred with 60 percent price increase limit and samples and blanks available on request. Captain Wm. Bras, Quartermaster, in Charge.
Auction notice for June 6 at 10 am in VP Salesrooms 7 Main St. Eastwood Hills. Lists family carriage types including brougham rockaway phaeton wagon Victoria runabout buggy harness livery. Sold to highest bidder without reserve by order of underwriters J. Tennebaum Co's.
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