Nervous Wheat Market Closes Lower on Rain Drought Hit Estimates
Chicago June 6 wheat market closed nervously as showers west of the Mississippi subdued demand. Estimates put winter wheat condition at 77.1 percent before drought damage, aiding bears. July and September futures fluctuated with a general downward drift, cash wheat prices showed firmness, and provisions rose modestly. Primary receipts were 38 000 bu with world demand seen as Bradstreet’s shows.
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Chicago
Missouri
Kansas
Nebraska
Corm
Longs
Wisc
Cattle Receipts Rise in Cincinnati Market Report
Cincinnati market dated June 5 1912 shows cattle receipts totaling 801 today and 2 432 over the past three days with slower trade, milk cows weak and heavy steers priced from 6 50 to 8 25 while hogs fall 15 cents to 7 60 7 65 and sheep lambs hold mixed levels across regions including East Buffalo St Louis and Chicago reports.
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Cincinnati
Commercial Tribune
East Buffalo
Louis
Llower
Kansas City
Texas
Chicago
Jane
New York
Cliveland
S.ow
Pittsburg
Grain Markets Mixed as Wheat Prices Edge Lower Across Regions
Across New York to Milwaukee and Duluth reports show wheat prices easing on drought fears and crop concerns, with No. 2 red at about 1.21 to 1.25 dollars in New York and No. 1 Northern around 1.18 to 1.19 in Milwaukee. Corn and oats hold firm or rise modestly. rye and barley steady to higher, while futures react to shipments, receipts, and weather‑driven demand.
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Ribe
New York
Duluth
Middle West
Patna
Milwaukee
Wis
Minn
Kansas City
Liverpool
Manitoba
Toledo
Minneapolis
ST. Louis
Cees
Stenys Osaweesn
Dbs
RTE
ST Ear Cares
Bea
Yellow
Timothy
Commodity Prices and Shipments Reported in Local Trade
The report lists prices for lard dry salt meats bacon and boxed shorts with small changes, and receipts of large grain shipments including flour 7 200 bushels, wheat 15 000 bushels, corn 125 000 bushels, and oats totaling 37 000 bushels. Shipments show flour 6 900 barrels, wheat 15 000 bushels, corn 57 00 bushels, and oats 63 000 bushels.
Burley Warehouses Report Mixed Sale Prices in Louisville
Special Dispatch from Louisville details Burley sales across several warehouses on June 5. Multiple grades listed include new and old Burley with prices ranging from about 3.40 to 17.25 per hundredweight and dark Burley at varied bids, totaling dozens of hogsheads sold.
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Commercial Tribune
Louisville
Home
New Burley
State Warehouse
Old Burley
Pickett Warehouse
Kentucky Warehouse
Burley
Central
Farmers
Coffee futures drift with mixed factors in New York trading
Coffee futures opened steady to within two points of prior levels as dealers cited selling by top traders and gains from steady cables and Brazilian shipments. Prices eased mid session on Santos receipts and weak demand, then recovered to close two points lower to two points higher with 59 000 bags traded and varied regional quotes across Santos, Rio and Hamburg.
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New York
Interior Santos
Havre
Hamburg
Rio
Santos
Jundiahy
Sao Paulo
Rio No
Santos No
Cordova
Cotton goods markets show quiet trade in New York
The June market report from New York indicates a quiet cotton goods primary market with fair house trade in the metropolitan district. Yarns and men’s wear orders for spring staples appear steady while hosiery and knit goods for special are on offer.
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New York
Markets in Cincinnati Steady with Bullish Tone
The Cincinnati market notes a steady undertone as buyers hold for a decline that never comes. Wheat advances while oats and corn show strength. receipts are well taken, and several grades sell only at outside prices. Prices compare with last year’s figures, showing cautious but persistent rise.
Dun's Bank Clearings May Rise Across The Nation
May bank clearings totaled 14.096 billion dollars across 127 centers, up 4.7 percent from last year and 7.2 percent from 1910. New York City up 1.1 percent from last year and 31 percent from 1910, with broad gains in Boston, Philadelphia, Chicago, and Western cities. Textile activity and favorable weather cited as drivers, with notable strength in the South Atlantic and Pacific regions despite localized weather impacts.
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Eee
United States
G. RK. Dun & Co
New York City
Boston
Springfield
Worcester
Providence
Portland
Hartford
New Haven
New England
Middle Atlantic
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Reading
Binghamton
Trenton
Rochester
Washington
Baltimore
Richmond
Norfolk
Charleston
Savannah
Macon
Central South
St. Louis
Louisville
Memphis
Nashville
Houston
Galveston
Little Rock
Central States
Chicago
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Indianapolis
Detroit
Milwaukee
Youngstown
Akron
Canton
Rockford
Quincy
Grand Rapids
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Duluth
Kansas City
St. Joseph
Omaha
Pacific
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Oakland
San Jose
Salt Lake City
P.C
South Atlantic
Southern Seeeweee A
Central West Tees
Western Tae
Pacific Aee Eee
New York
City
Rocks
Ilwaukee
P.C. P
Detroit Weeee
Milwaukee Ane
Columbus
Toledo
Dayton
Wee
Akron Youngstown
MgMeld
Lima
Evansville
Lexington
Fort Wayne
South Bend
Peoria
Sprineld
Ill
Bloomington
Decatur
Prices Move Irregularly on Paris Bourse
Paris reports irregular price moves with three per cent rentes at 93f 81c on the account and London exchange at 25f 34c for checks. Private discount rate 2 percent. Berlin notes nervousness over the money market as of June 5.
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Paris
London
Berlin
L&n
T. Whewe
N. Y
Pennsylvania
Canadian Pacific
Rand
Southern C
St. P Wi
Southern Pacific
Rio G
Clare
Illinois Central
Market Trading Pauses as Prices Stand Steady
Quiet session in London with trades at unchanged levels. The exchange notes 20m 44 percent for checks, money markets at 4 percent, and a private discount rate of 4 percent amid muted activity.
Morey Concludes Sugar Testimony in Trust Case
Chester Morey of Denver, president of the Great Western Sugar Co, wraps up a two week direct examination in the government dissolution suit. Cross examination by Charles Waterman begins, detailing Morey s entry into Colorado beet sugar and ties to Henry Havemeyer. He cites a 1902 Greely factory profit of 48000 on 700000 investment, later challenged by the government s cost figure of 576000.
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New York
Chester
Morey
Denver
Great Western Sugar Company
Sugar Trust
Charles W. Waterman
Colorado
Henry O. Havemeyer
Greely
Great Western Company
Markets Update From Across Cities on Butter Eggs and Cheese
Kansas City notes butter and creamery stock prices with firsts seconds and packing stocks. Philadelphia reports butter values higher, various firsts current receipts and cheese and egg prices. New York Chicago and St Louis market listings show butter steady eggs firm, poultry and cheese prices with regional variances.
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Kansas City
Philadelphia
Western Creamery
Pennsylvania
F. c
Western First
New York
Hennery
ST. Louis
Uwges
Chicago
Copper stocks mixed as market closes in Boston
Boston notes show a wide range of copper and mining shares with varied gains and losses. top performers include American Zinc with 85 percent, Calumet and Arizona at 75 percent, and Superior at 87 percent, while others like Copper Range and Isle Royale hover near small advances.
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Boston
Mass
Allouez
Amalgamated Copper
American Zinc
Arizona Commercial
Boston and Corb
Calumet and
Arizona
Hecla
Centennial
Copper Range Con. . Co
East Butte
Franklin
Giroux Consolidated
Granby Consolidated
Greene Cananea
Isle Royale
Kerr Lake
Lake Copper
la Salle Copper
Miami Copper
Mohawk
Nevada Consolidated
Ni Mines
North Butte
North E
Old Dominion
Osceola
Pol
Shannon
Superior
Utah
Utah Copper Co
Winona
Wolverine Lil
New York Bond Market Briefs Include Various Offers
A New York wire service note from June 5 reports mixed activity in mining stocks and bonds. Mentioned are Alice 175 Comstock Tunnel stocks and offered bonds with small changes, along with Cal and Va issues. Iron Silver Leadville and Little Chief offerings appear, while Mexi co 28 Se Ophir and Standard faces unspecified quotes.
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New York
Comstock Tunnel
Con. Cal
Mexico
Ohio Incorporations Affected By June Filings
Dispatch lists new Ohio corporations including Lakewood Masonic Temple company in Lakewood with $20,000 capital and 2,000 shares, Portsmouth Engine company in Portsmouth with $30,000, Sonar Remedy company in Cleveland with $5,000, Burr Oak Belting company in Cincinnati with $20,000, J. J. Duck company in Toledo with $50,000, and several churches and other firms in Salem East Greenville Satterfield’s Adams county Toledo and Port towns, detailing officers and share structure.
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Dispatch
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Lakewood Masonic Temple Company
Lakewood
Temple
P. H. Keese
A. M. Oo
A. C. Bagnall
L. R. Smith
H. Pleasance
Portsmouth Engine Company
Portsmouth
Leslie
Turley
H. B. Campbell
John Lowry
William D. Puckett
John Rapp
Sonar Remedy Company
Cleveland
A. J. McIntosh
Daniel Bodefield
P. J. Brady
John L. Dowling
R. H. McQuat
Burr Oak Belting Company
Cincinnati
Daniel L. Pierson
William L. Hallpike
Herman A. Bayless
Charles F. Wellman
Edward D. Rowe
J. J. Duck Company
Toledo
John J. Duck
William
B. Duck
C. A. McNeil
H. M. Hart
F. E. Leonard
Deutsche Evangelisch-Lutherische Stefan Ludwig Roth Gemeinde
Salem
George Schuster
Welsh Congregational
East Greenville
Daniel T. Davies
Christian Union of Satterfield
Christian Union
Satterfield's Chapel
Adams County
Ohio
A. C. Craigmile
Chase-Dunipace Company
General Machine Business
James L. Chase
Joseph E. Dunipace
O. A. Chase
Eugene Rheinfrank
Harriet Dunipace
Horton Milling Company
Ashtabula
Colonial Milling Company
Magyar Reformed Church
Fairport
Fairport Church
A. J. Beil
Cotton futures ease as weather aid cools gains
New York and New Orleans reports show quiet trading with prices lower on favorable weather forecasts. July and other active months slipped while spot cotton remained steady. Liverpool and Manchester markets showed mixed but stable futures.
Availability shifts in US Canada grain supplies
Bradstreet's reports weekly changes in grain stocks. Wheat in the US east of the Rockies fell 1 469 000 bushels and west of the Rockies 494 000, Canada up 65 000, total US Canada down 1 898 000. Global supplies afloat for Europe dropped 3 500 000, total American and European down 5 398 000. Corn down 339 000 and oats down 1 499 000. Increases include Manitoba 2 398 000, Goderich 180 000 and Cleveland 115 000. Decreases include Akron 105 000, Rochester 75 000 and San Antonio 50 000.
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New York
Bradstreet
United States
Rockies
Canada
Eurgope
Manitoba
Goderich
Cleveland
Akron
Rochester
San Antonio
Linseed and Turpentine Prices Across Cities June Reports
Market notes show linseed prices in Duluth for June and July bids, while Wilmington and Savannah report spirits and turpentine steady to firm with varied rosin quotes. Oil prices in Toledo and Oil City balances, with Pittsburg noting oil price increases via Seep Purchasing agency. Charleston reports turpentine and rosin firmness with multiple grade quotes.
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Duluth
Minn
Wilmington
N. C
Toledo
North Lima
South Lima
Indiana
Oil City
Pittsburg
Seep
Pennsylvania
Carning
Newcastle
Mercer Black
Cabell
Somerset Sic
Ragland
Savannah
Charleston
S. C
Rosin
Sara Dolcora
Glass
Downfall of Musician in Cincinnati Concert World
Jarrett Claypool, 26, once with Sousa's band earning 150 dollars weekly, was taken to the city hospital from the workhouse with an abscess on his neck. He was described as an imbecile and had left major employment two years ago due to his condition. He has since played with minor orchestras in Cincinnati and piano in cafes, and recently was sent to the workhouse penniless.
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Sousa
Jarrett Claypool
Sixth Avenue
Lodge Alley
City Hospital
Claypool
Cincinnati
Hocking Lease Put Under Fire
Stockholders and bondholders of the defunct Columbus and Hocking Coal and Iron sue to set aside the gas and oil property lease to Chartiers Oil. They allege dummy directors and improper collusion led to a Lease by the reorganized Hocking Valley Products company with Chartiers Oil, naming Daniel R. Reagan as president amid alleged misconduct by Gilbert Keech and Close.
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Frank B. Keech
F. N. B. Close
Bankers’ Trust Company
Gilbert, Keeth
Close
Columbus and Hocking
Gilbert, Reech
Hocking Valley Products Company
Daniel R. Reagan
Chartiers Oil Company
Talford P. Linn
Joseph W. Craig
Partition and sale of Cincinnati real estate in Ohio suit
Lizzie Costa Pay files amended petition in Common Pleas Court of Smiston County Ohio seeking partition and sale of multiple Cincinnati properties known as No 1 W1 Kenyon Avenue No 507 Sycamore Street and corner of Bird Street and Smith Street plus a lot on Sycamore Street The defendants Frank Bacciocco May Coleman Bacciocco Catherine Bacciocco and others must answer by May 6 1912 or judgment will be entered
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Frank Bacciocco
May Coleman Bacciocco
Catherine Bacciocco
Cottage Grove Avenue
Chicago
Illinois
Lizzie Costa Pay
Common Pleas Court
Smiston County
Ohio
Cincinnati
Hamilton County
VanHorne
William Barr
Gear
Margaret Street
Kenyon Avenue
Sycamore Street
Fifth
Sixth Streets
Hamilton Cunty
Lin
Haines’ Lot
Fifth Street
Haines
More Street
City of
Smith and
Third Streets
Smith Street
Lizzie Costa
Glenmore Avenue Improvement Bonds Sealed Bid Notice
Cheviot Ohio invites sealed bids for ten bonds totaling 1355 dollars to fund unpaid assessments for Glenmore avenue grading macadam and curb works. Bonds 1 to 10 years at five percent interest with annual payments. Bids due June 22 1912 with 10 percent certified check. village may reject all bids.
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Cheviot
State of
Ohio
Harrison Avenue
Tve
Glenmore Avenue
Woodbine Avenue
State of Ohio
Charles Craig
Notice to Contractors Bids for Duck Creek road repairs invited
Hamilton County Ohio invites sealed proposals for repairs on Duck Creek road between Cincinnati line and Deerfield road in Columbia township. Bids due July 5 1912 at 12 pm. Bond of 500 dollars with two sureties required. Board may reject any or all bids. Stanley Struble president. Albert Reinhardt clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Commissioners
Hamilton County
Cincinnati
Ohio
Board of County Commissioners
Duck Creek Road
Corporation Line
Deerfield
Columbia Township
Board of Hamilton County Commissioners
Stanley Struble
Albert Reinhardt
Reading Road culvert project bid notice in Hamilton County
Official notice from Cincinnati Ohio dated May 30 1912 announces bids for concrete culvert work on Reading road Millcreek Township 1500 feet south of Carthage avenue with plans on file and specifications at the commissioners office. The board reserves the right to reject any or all bids and sets a bid amount of $500.00.
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Hamilton County
Cincinnati
Ohio
Board of County Commissioners
Reading Road
Carthage Avenue
Millcreek Township
The
Board of Hamilton
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