Wheat gains on Kentucky crop report amid drought damage
Chicago June 6 Kentucky State crop report shows drought damage to fall sown wheat, lifting futures. Wheat July up to 81 1/4 cents, corn rallying sharply with strong local receipts and Kentucky data driving bids. Provisions also rise as hog and packer demand supports prices. markets close near day’s highs.
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Chicago
Kentucky
Northwest
Nebraska
Texas
Oklahoma
Shorts
Cincinnati Markets Shot Through Averages In Widespread Trade
A June market column notes steady wheat and firm corn and oats with light rye demand. It lists on track prices for No 2 red wheat and yellow corn and details car lots for rye oats and hay, plus whisky stocks and grain inspections across multiple cities and commodities.
Market Wrap: Wheat Surges on Northwest Shortages
Grain markets see bull day with higher outside markets and tighter stocks. Wheat receipts 76,000 bush and 138,327 bush exports. No. 2 red 94c elevator, futures rally to gains as July and September close higher amid weather worry. Corn receipts 7,525 bush and 72,208 bush exports. No. 2 yellow 59c fob. Oats and other staples show steady to firm tones across cities including Duluth Minneapolis and St Louis.
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Ccces
Wsccosee
Batley
Cities
New York
Baltimore
Toledo
Chicago
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Duluth
Wosesene
St. Louis
Manitoba
Continent
Etroleum
Waukee
Barney
Supply changes in wheat corn and oats across regions
New York June 6 report shows wheat supplies for United States and Canada east of the Rockies down 5 543 000 bushels with reductions in Europe. Corn east of the Rockies rises 1 180 000 bushels. Oats down with regional declines led by Chicago private aggregators 327 000 bushels and Ft Worth 163 000 bushels. stock figures at Port Huron and Portland noted.
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New York
United States
Canada
Rockies
Europe
United Teg
Chicago
Ft. Worth
Port Huron
Fruits and Vegetables Price List
Apples five to six dollars per barrel. Lemons Messina five to five sixty per box, Palermo six to five sixty, California four to four fifty. Bananas firsts per bunch one seventy five to two twenty five, seconds per bunch one point two. Oranges California three fifty to five. Potatoes old one to one ten per bushel, new three fifty to four fifty per barrel. Sweep potatoes two fifty to two seventy five per barrel. Onions one to one twenty five per crate.
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Palermo
California
Flat building sale sets $150000 price tag in Norwood
The M. M. Robertson Realty Company sold its three story flat at Eighth and Elberon to Clement W. Hooven for $150000. The sale, handled by Glen Brown Company, involved eighteen flats on a 155 by 157 foot lot near the Carnegie Library, amid local controversy over lithographing plant switches and street widenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M. Robertson
Eighth and
Elberon Avenue
Clement W. Hooven
M. M. Robertson Realty Company
Glen Brown Company
Ohio
South Norwood
Henderson Lithographing Company
Lafayette Avenue
Adams Avenue
Benjamin F. Smith
Carnegie Library
Ben Mulford, Jr
Norwood Council
Cattle Steadier Amid Moderate Receipts in Markets
Cincinnati June 6 1906 receipts and shipments for the past day show cattle at a steadier to firmer tone with slight gains for fat butcher stock. Hogs move slowly with rare high bids. sheep and lambs sell strong though lambs are generally off slightly. Regional figures from Dayton Pittsburg East Buffalo and Chicago show varied prices and steady demand across major markets.
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Cincinnati
Sebecosouesges
Commercial Tribune
Dayton
Ohio Live Stock Commission Co
Pittsburg
East Buffalo
York
Reno
Herr's Island
New York
Reeves
Dairy and Poultry Prices Across Four Markets June 6
New York reports butter at 19c for extra creamery, cheese firm with Western creamery 15a19c, eggs 13,153 pkgs receipts, poultry values mixed with broilers 20a25c dressed and fowls 10a12c. Chicago notes butter 14a19c, eggs 12a14c, cheese 10a11c, poultry steady. Kansas City eggs 14c No.2 white, case 13c. Philadelphia butter 2%a20c, eggs near 17%c, cheese NY full creams 11c.
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New York
Chicago
Kansas City
Missouri
Kansas
Philadelphia
Metals Market Wrap Across Global Exchanges
Lead firm at 5.90 in St Louis with spelter at 5.92. London copper closed at 85 15s. tin at 18 10s. New York quotes tin at 2180 10s spot and 179 108 futures. copper near 85 1s spot. Lead unchanged at 16 17s 6d London and 5.75 to 5.95 locally. spelter 27 1s London and 6 to 6.10 locally. Iron mixed with standard foundry at 50s and Cleveland warrants. US prices for foundries around 18.75–19.00.
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ST. Louis
London
New York
Coper
Don
Lake
Standard Foundry
Cleveland
Northern
Foundry
Southern
Foundry Southern
Clover seed and Timothy bids reported in Toledo market
In Toledo on June 6 buyers quoted Clover seed at 6.70 for October delivery and 6.45 for October. Prime timothy rose to 1.60 per unit as a quoted bid.
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Toledo
Timothy
Wool Market Report from St. Louis June Trade
Wool steady in St. Louis with medium grades for combing and topmaking around 11 cents. Fine wool fetches 22 to 39 cents per pound. heavy washed varieties quoted from 33 to 39 cents, reflecting a balanced demand and supply.
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ST. Louis
Real estate transfers and mortgages in Madisonville area
A long list of property transfers, mortgages filed and canceled, and building permits in Madisonville and Norwood townships. Transactions include lots on York Street, McMicken Ave, Sedam Street, and Mt. Adams, plus numerous parcels in Avondale and Covington. Parties include Ida Whitney, William Beall, Henry Westerhold, Michael Oehier, and The John Hauck Brewing Co., with rents noted.
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Raitr Townbmp
Ida Whitney
Wm. E. Beall
York Street
Tescyess Ites Tee
Henry W. Westerhold
Michael Oehier
George 8. Kunstman
Joseph Fettig
McMicken
Louis J. Hauck
Georges. Kunstman
McPearsie
M. Askew
Henry Woltermann
Cole
Sedam Street
Fawtng Sas
Hanson & Fuller's
Madisonville Sr
Samlock
Clara J. Murray
Mulberry Street
Isabella V. Hoffner
Walter
Gettle Et al
Garret Hopper
Catherine Ziegler
Bernard Dowd
Hatch Street
Mt. Adams
Amelia L. Heise
Oscar N. Heise
Vine
Robert H. Weatherhead
Kate Pfieger
Syndicate
Eee
Evens Ae Agres
Millcreek Township
Eri FP
Jewett's Sub
Red Bank
Susan E. Leen
John Biggs
May Street
Kister Nue
Straight Street
Micken Avenue
Courtland Smith
Florence
G. Carter Miller
Louis Guillanden
William J. Wunderlich
Mt. Pleasant
Loudon
Morrill
Mt. Auburn
Avondale
George Dd Harper
Oscar Stoehr
Haeke Ea Anderson
Deeae Stoehr
Seventh Street
Walnut
Jean Tune Et al
Henry Hils
Ed A. Whetsel
Frederick Kren- Selwyn S. Hardin
Charles W
Wias
Wm. B. Davis
Henry F. Wehmann
William H
Ireland
McMicken Avenue
Mia Park
Norwood
Tillie Oertker
Anna M. McLennan
Han
Augustus P. Hismith
Cleneay’s
Annie Kramer
Bernard
Kramer
Chase, SA
Peacock
Mt. Kle
Matilda Lovell
George BE
Benz Et al
Alberta B
Maag
Anna Kramer
Lota
Deer Park
James A
Joseph F. Mills
John W. WO Bond
Sohubente, Jr
Isaac
W. Cree
Robert Bell
Mary Dankel
Joseph Naberhaus
Robert J. Cresap
Henry Holtrup
Thekla Park
James
Elsie Stephens
George Minnie Harten
Menchen Bros. Co
Spencer & Co
Jesse J. Moore
Benjamin F. McLenney
Trimble Avenue
A. Weber
Agemeyer
Romae
Aaron Brown
Mary Brown
Covington
Joseph C. Finnell
Glasgow
Roy D
Grace N. Culbertson
Mitchell Swan
Locust Street
Ludlow
Teet Molitor Street
Eden
Henry Berens
Herbert We Ba Savage
James Gam- Rosedale
Linwood
Henry J. Schulte
Nicholas P. Smith
William ’ Inompson
Mt. Harrison
S. H. Wilder
Louis Kats
Augustin M. Quatman
Gerhard Zz
Abraham E. Cohen
Bullock Street
L. A
Street
John Kirtsein
John J
Fimelie Johnke
Elizabeth Wagner
I. L. Klein
Empty Packing Boxes for Sale by The Ezekiel and Bernheim Co
Local listing shows 500 empty packing boxes of all sizes for sale at The Ezekiel and Bernheim Co, 333 Main Street. Also includes several property listings with multiple two and three story brick and frame dwellings in Sidney and Idlewild areas, plus tobacco price observations from several warehouses noting range and averages for old and new crops.
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York Street
Wiliam Beall
Harry Hake
Engine Company 35
Westwood Town Hall
Colerain Avenue
Ruffin’s Lane
Cumminsville
Westwood
Engine Company No. 35
Newton Carter
Tens
James Ruffin
Ruffin’s
W. W. Ebersole & Co
J. B. Wallace
Beresford Avenue
Walnut Hills
Union Savings Bank and Trust Company
Henry Muth
W. V. Ebersole
Mr. Muth
Butte Avenue
Woodburn
5. M. Cooper
M. H. Burton
Ei Cain
Denadet
Ezekiel & Bernheim CO
Main Street
James J. Fanning
Sidney
Hopple Street
Frank Folz
W. C. Lawrence
Sebdeeven
Winslow Avenue
Oak
Streets
H. H. * Overman
Charles H. Fasee
Idlewild. Avenue
S and
Brewster Avenues
D. Cooper
Cegedhs Come Ey Isin Weil
Idlewfid Avenue
Langdon and
Crosby
Coe
Louisville tobacco market reports birds sold at Pickett House
On June 6 Louisville buyers traded twenty six birds of tobacco at the Pickett House with sixteen dark and ten Burley selling from four eighty to nine twenty five for dark and four eighty to nine fifty for Burley. Kentucky House sold sixty birds with fifty two Burley and fourteen dark at five fifty to twelve twenty five for Burley and four ninety five to seven forty for dark. Total offerings across Louisville warehouses: Burley one hundred fifty nine hhds and dark one hundred forty four hhds.
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Commercial Tribune
Louisville
Pickett House
Kentucky House
Burley
Iron and steel trade market report from New York
The Iron Age previews a stiff Central West pig iron market with a 10 000 ton Bessemer purchase for August at 17.2. East mills buy basic pig and plate tonnages while foundry iron holds at 14 with some pressure. Molders troubles curb shipments and major contracts for structural work and rails are noted.
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New York
The
Iron Age
Central West
Bessemer
Valley Furnace
Chicago
Birmingham
West
Erie Railroad
Rock Island
Raleigh
Pimlico Sound
Atlanta & North Carolina
Transcontinental Railway of Canada
Reading
Eastern Oil Company
Cumberland
Pittsburg
Iman Zaes Ee
Dry goods market quiet with 1907 knittings up 6 to 7 percent
In New York on June 6 the dry goods market was quiet and steady. Knitted goods for the 1907 season were shown with price advances of six to seven percent over last year.
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New York
Treasury balances report cites available cash and reserves
Treasury today releases the general fund balances excluding the fold reserve. Available cash shows 161,50:,592 with code 82,784,686 on gold certificates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury
General Fund
Trains and routes listed from Central Union Station timetable
A dense timetable lists departures and arrivals for Co, H and D-MONON routes, Queen & Crescent route, Illinois Central, Louisville & Nashville, and Kentucky divisions. It shows stations on Vine, Grand Central, Fourth Street, and Central Union, with times, sleepers, dining cars, and through services to Memphis, New Orleans, Florida, Knoxville, Bristol, Lexington, and other points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois Central
City
Vine St. Depot
Grand Central Station
Paducah & Fulton Accom
Memphis
N. Orleans
New Orleany & Texas Limited
Louisville & Nashville R. R
Pearl and Butler
Central Union
Fifth and Vine
Louisville Express
Louisville
Louis
Birmingham
Mobile
New Orleans
Hot Springs
Te Tex
Lou
Bigham
Kce
Florida
Nash
Chattanooga
Atlanta
Ceeeenes
Mesberie
Merces
Little Dee
Kentucky
Central Union Station
Knoxville
Lexington
Bristol
Lex
Parior
Falmouth
Georgetown and Portsmouth Rail Depot Carrel Service
Train schedule excerpt shows yellow cars from 413 Sycamore Street to New Water Works California and Coney Island with frequent daily departures. Stops include Mt. Washington Forestville Amelia Bethel Intermediata Hamlet Georgetown and Russellville with varied daily and Sunday only services and specific midday times.
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SRE
Georgetown & Portsmouth
Carrel Je Ooh
Sycamore Street
New Water Works
California
Coney Island
Carrel Street
Mt. Washington
Forestville
Amelia
Bethel
Intermediata
Points
Hamlet
Geter — Gonrgetyora
Hatavin Ri
Russellville
Levanna
Ripley
Batavia
Georgetown
Cincinnati Lawrenceburg and Aurora Electric 8st R Service
Service from Anderson's Ferry to Lawrenceburg and Aurora begins at 6 am and runs hourly through 8 pm and again at 10 pm. Harrison trips start 6:30 am hourly until 6:30 pm. Cleves operates 6 am to 8 pm at half hour intervals. Fifteen minute rides run between Anderson's Ferry and Fernbank from 6 am to 9 pm and 2:30 am to 6 pm.
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Cincinnati
Lawrenceburg
Cara
Anderson's Ferry
Wrenceburg
Aurora
Harrison
Cleves
Fernbank
Interurban Rail Schedules for City Lines and Suburbs
The Interurban Railway and Terminal Company lists depot at Sycamore between Fourth and Fifth streets with through cars to New Richmond yard and other points at multiple morning and evening times on weekdays and Saturday nights. Suburban division details routes to Mt. Washington Amelia Bethel Hamlet and other way points with varied departures, plus rapid railway division cars to Lebanon Norwood Pleasant Ridge Kennedy Silverton Deer Park at 90 minute intervals and night runs on Saturdays.
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Interurban Railway and Terminal Company
Sycamore
New Richmond Yard
Pete
Coney Island
Mt. Washington
Amelia
Tethel
Hamlet
Bethel
Rapid Railway
Lebanon
Norwood
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wheat Strong
N. E
Youghiogheny
Bbl
Scherenerdt
General Merchandise
California Coon, Ry
N. W
Santos
Jay Mocha
Akron Crescent
PO Elgin Creamery
Michigan
Coal
Smokel
Grain and Provisions
Eighth and Elberon Avenue
C. W. Hooven
Mulford
Smith
WIII
Yeatman & Goldburg
Circle Avenue
American Copper and Brass Works
East Front Street
Crapsey & Lamm
Augustus P. Hagemeyer
Baldwin Piano Company
Charles W. Evans
Jefferson Place
Carey & Zimmerman
Dayton Street
Cincinnati Metal Refining Company
Anthony Kunz, Jr
Joseph Nickel
Benson Street
Louis van Guelpin
Montana Avenue
Omaha
Western Fed
Metals
WOOL
Ezekiew, & Bernheim CO
Ezekiel, & Bernheim CO
Main ST
Stern, Lauer, Shohl & CO
B. O
A. H
A. B
Coyne Bros
Liberal Commission
A. M
Pompeii
Thian Ll
Oakes RO
Burnet Av
Tel
Harvey Av
Ashland Av
Rochdale Av
Cook
En Phashington
Locust St
H. M
Joseph Mueller
Walnut St
Newport
Shaler Berry
Harmon Fritz
Aerc
Columbia AV
Cresap's
Chatham
Mccmiltan
Freeman
Hall
Cresap
Bodmann Warehouse
Globe
Buckeye
Madisonville
Bet. Church
Walburg
Hyde Park
Winton Place
Circle Ave
Real
Carew Building
Walker St
Bet
Cresap’s
Bohm
Auburn
Superior
Ninth ST
Harriet
Louisville Tobacco
Iron and Steel Trade
Treasury Statement
L. Marcus & Son’s
Augusta
Clifton
W.mcmilan
Kuhn
Shine
Sigmund Klein
Ezekiel & BE Aa CO
Medical
Railroads
Fageh
New York-Boston
Columbus
Twentieth Century Limited
Boston
Cleveland Express
Rea
Ees
Detroit
Sandusky Express
Sandusky Accommodation
Indianapolis Express
Indianapolis
Chicago Flyer
Indianapolis’ Local
Chicago Night Express
Chicago Queen City
St. Louls Limited
Terre Haute
Night Express
Peoria
Crawfordsville
Danville
Champaign
Benton Harbor Express
Anderson and Elkhart
Muncle
Ft. Wayne
Hagerstown
Jackson and Way
Lima
Hamilton
Piqua
de Gacue
Chicago Limited
Decatur
Springfield
Indianapolis Decatur
Queen & Crescent
Central Union Depot
Fourth
Race Streets
St. Bustine
Icc
Cass
Ashev
Ateats
Charleston
Chattanong
Lapington & Sanction City
Erlanger and Dixon
Walton Accommodation
Williamsport
Blanchet
Sun- Orig
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