Wall Street Reawakens as U S Steel Paris Link Draws Hope
A surge of speculative energy hits New York markets with U S Steel plans to move into Paris. Traders weigh a possible pact among transcontinental railroads and a stock rally led by United States Steel preferred as investors digest bond issuances and dividend hints amid a steady money market.
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New York
U. S
Paris
United States Steel
Union Pacific
Northern Pacific
Seattle
Burlington
Wall Street
Atchison
Harriman
Southern Pacific
France
Canadian imports rise as US shares grow steadily
Special Dispatch reports Canada’s imports show a rising share from the United States, from 34.03 percent in 1869 to 60.4 percent in 1909, while Britain’s share declines from 56.2 percent to 23.69 percent. Manufactures dominate US imports, comprising about 59.5 percent in 1907, with total US imports reaching 149 to 169 million dollars between 1905 and 1907. Britain’s imports total about 50 to 54 million.
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United States
Canada
United Kingdom
British Colonies
Great Britain
Commercial Tribune
Washington
Bureau of Statistics
Department of Commerce and Labor
Steel and iron trade brisk as orders flood mills
A June report from New York shows finished steel demand rising with heavy orders for structural and fabricated steel. The American Steel and Wire Co shipped a record 190000 tons of wire last month, with daily orders at 9000 tons. Major projects include the Winner bridge over the Missouri, Philadelphia & Reading railroad, and the post office substructure in New York, plus steel car orders for Jersey Central and Pennsylvania lines. Foundries purchase less pig iron after May holidays. two inquiries for pig iron amid scarce scrap signal potential basic iron buying in Q3.
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New York
American Steel and Wire Company
Winner
Missouri River
Philadelphia & Reading Railroad
Post Office
Pennsylvania Station
New York City
Vanderbilt
City Hospital
San Francisco
Denver Gas and Electric Company
Cooper-Hewitt
Thompson & Starrett
Jersey Central
Cambria Steel Company
Gould Lines
Pennsylvania Lines
Philladelphia & Neauing
Eastern Steel Works
Cotton Goods Show Strength Amid Market Upturn
New York June 6 The cotton goods market has grown stronger over the past week with government crop reports removing doubts and prompting liberal buying by large jobbing interests. Brown and bleached cottons tickings denims and prints rise as buyers renew demand while yarn prices stay low and irregular amid strikes. Linens strong and men's wear lines look promising for spring. retailers buy silks as wash goods and cot tons show better business overall.
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New York
Red Sea
Philadelphia
Hopkinsville Tobacco Market Sees Active Week Strong Prices
Secretary M D Bosles reports the past week was the most active in two years with 533 hhds of the 1908 crop and 180 hhds of 1907 sold by the Planters' Protective association. May 1908 sales totaled 816 hhds, with 72 hhds of 1907. Prices rose across many grades as buyers from Spain and Italian Regio, American Tobacco, and American Snuff eyed the stock.
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Commercial Tribune
Hopkinsville
M. D. Bosles
Tobacco Board of Trade
Planters’ Protective Association
Spain
Italian Regio
American Tobacco Company
American Snuff Company
Foreclosure Sale of No 737 West Court Street Property
Property in Cincinnati described as a lot beginning 189 feet west of Tract Four on Court Street, 12 feet 6 inches wide along the alley, 114 feet deep, with improvements valued at 2000 dollars. Plaintiff executor T A Bruhl vs Mary Kealy et al in Case 142655. Deputy GEO W FINN. Attorney Frank H Kunkel. June 7 1909.
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T& Re
Seth Cutter
Court Street
West Court Street
T. A. Bruhl
Mary Kealy
Henry W. Hamann
Hamilton County
Ohio
Geo. W. Finn
Frank H. Kunkel
Cincinnati
Sheriff Sale Notices from Hamilton County Ohio 1908 1909
Public sale notices list multiple Cincinnati properties and leaseholds in Hamilton County Ohio. Names include Karl H. Cadwell Geo W Finn Horace Finn attorneys and Bertha Nolan Catherine Vonder Brink Ethan O Hurd West Cincinnati Turn Verein and Berea College with sale dates in June 1909 and June 1908.
Sale of county property at Cincinnati courthouse
The county sheriff announces a public sale by order of the Common Pleas court. The sale will be held at the sheriff’s office in the courthouse in Cincinnati on Saturday, June 1900. Proceeds likely directed to satisfy court obligations.
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Obie
Hamilton County
Art of Common Pleas
Gourthouse
Cincinnat
Oh Turday
Property parcels in Hamilton County tied to Crosley and Dodson estates
Legal notice chronicles multiple actiones in Cincinnati and Hamilton County cases involving parcels in the Hyde Park area, blocks on Ferris and Herbert streets, and lots in the Powel Crosley and Melborne subdivisions. It lists deed references from 1892 to 1909, fronts and depths, and plats recorded in Plat Books with references to the Thomas tract and Dodson estate. The notice names parties, dates, and attorneys, ending with a formal court case identifier 140,910 and signatures of officers.
Public sale of Lot 55 in Lockland at Hamilton County Courthouse
The sheriff of Hamilton County Ohio will auction Lot 55 in Lockland on Saturday June WL A D 1909 at 11 am. The parcel fronts Pree Avenue and measures 60 feet by 116 64 100 feet on the north and 127 97 100 feet on the south, with Arlington avenue frontage and improvements. The Colerain Building and Loan Company sues Jane M Hosea in case 140264. Terms cash. Cincinnati May 10 1909.
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State OF Ohio
Hamilton County
Court of Common Pleas
City of
Cincinnati
County of
Hamilton
State of
Ohio
Lockland
Macnamara and Conner
Longworth Place
Pree Avenue
M. Hosea
Arlington Avenue
Patterson
Colerain Building and Loan Company
Oho
Jane M. Hosea
Henry W. Hamann
Oio
Geo. W. Finn
F. E. Niederhelman
Sao
Public sale of Mt Pleasant parcels on Second street
Hamilton County Ohio court sale of three parcels in Mt Pleasant now Mt Healthy. Parcel 1 No 18 East Second street 43 by 142 feet with improvements valued 1600. Parcel 2 No 16 East Second street 59 by 142 feet with improvements valued 1800. Parcel 3 portion of Lot 26 38 by 84 feet with improvements valued unknown. Sale set for Friday June 11 1904 at 10 am.
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Ohio
Hamilton County
Court of Common Pleas
Second and Perry Streets
J. Pleasant
Mt. Healthy
Perry Street
Mt. Pleasant
Samuel Hill
Boonx
Recorder
East Second Street
Second Street
the Pleasant
Public real estate sale notices from Hamilton County Ohio
Sheriff sale notices describe parcels in Cincinnati with detailed lot bounds and street references. Case numbers 142353 142289 list payments, deeds, and court actions, naming John D Labouteaux Keturah A Stout and others with dates in 1908 1909 and sheriff opposition by Alfred Bettman Merrell Cincinnati.
Public Auction in Hamilton County Ohio Property Lots 107 108
A public sale at the Sheriff's office in Cincinnati Ohio Hamilton County on Saturday June 12 1909 at 11 oclock describes Lots Nos 107 and 108 in Charles O Lockards Price second subdivision platted in Plat Book 3 page 1 with frontages of 26 5 feet on Pueblo street and depths 106 feet located at the southeast corner of Pueblo and Davies streets. Case No 142298 involves Charles E Roth Treasurer Catherine Ottermann and others. Attorneys Alfred Bettman and W Merrell. May 10 1909.
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Charles
Hamilton
Cincinnati
Haton County
Ohio
Hyde Park
Hamilton County
Ferris Avenue
Peck Beck
Poplar Street
Columbia Road
W. A. Thompson
Joseph R
Riddie
Herbert Street
Pemene
MecMicken
Morrison Avenues
A. Thompson
Powel Crosley
City of
Ann Melborne
Thomas
Millcreek Township
Miami Purchase
Ohito
Western Avenue
Hamilton & Dayton
North Avenue
Julia A. Leighton and Husband
Wm. B. Dodson
Superior Court of Cincinnati
Dodson
Shelby Street
Northern Avenue
F. J. Mitchell
Charles E. Roth
Treaster
Charles W. Haight Et al
Henry W. Hamann
Geo. W. Finn
H. T. Hunt
Alfred Bettman
C. Merrell
Fea
State OF Ohio
Court of Common Pleas
County of Hamilton
West Sixth Street
Lower River Road
S. P. Chase
Hamilton County Recorder's Office
Connell Street
County of Hamiton
State of
Purcell Avenue
W. W. Thomas
Mt. Hope Syndicate
Recorder’s Office
Ruehlmans
Ruehlimans
Purcell
Murdock and
Elberon Avenues
Ohilo
Henry D. Moulton Et al
Fedye
S. W. Merrell
County of
Charles O. Lockard
Price
Pueblo
Prospect
Prospect) Street
4Tms
Davies) Street
Catherine Ottermann
Enry W. Hamann
EF NY
Ss. W. Merrell
Sheriff's sale in Hamilton County Ohio for lot in Lockland Reading
The state of Ohio Hamilton County will offer at public sale on June 12 at 11 o clock in the village of Reading Lot 229 in James H Oliver's first subdivision of Lockland and Reading fronting 60 feet on Mount Street and extending 115 feet southward between parallels. Hamilton County is plaintiff and Joseph H Oliver et al are defendants in case 142297. Terms cash on day of sale. Merrell attorneys.
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Ohio
Hamilton County
Court of Common Pleas
City of
Cincinnati
Young and Cutter
Third Street
Sidney Avenue
Third Avenue
Bates
Stock Avenues
Bates Avenue
Louisa M. Windisch
Slaney Avenue
James Findlay
Findlay
Garrard
Said
Race and
Liberty Streets
Race Street
Liberty Street
Philip J. Windisch
Liberty and
Race Streets
Western and Southern Life Insurance Company 3S
Louisa M. Weimer
Henry W. Hamann
GEO
Johnson & Levy
State OF Ohio
Warsaw Pike
Park Avenue
Price Hill
Boyle
Benjamin H. Cox
Superior Court of Cincinnati
Frank A. Feldhaus
Charlee Stewart
Warsaw Avenue
Beln
Warsaw
Elberon Avenues
Berea College of
Berea
Kentucky
Geo. W. Finn
Mallon & Vordenberg
State OF
Freeman Street
Jiverett and
Wade Streets
Isaac Betts
Betts
Everett Street
Ethan O. Hurd
West Cincinnati Turner Hail Company Et al
Henry Mann
O. W. Finn
Drausin Wullin
F. C. Sotrb
Reading
Harnm
James Hotlver
Lockland
Mount Street
Fourth Street
Charles E. Roth
Joseph HI. Oliver
H. T. Hunt
Alfred Bettman
W., Merrell
Property sale notice in Hamilton County court case
In the Common Pleas Court of Hamilton County Ohio a parcel from a 10 acre tract on the Cincinnati to Cumminsville road is divided into nine lots for sale. Lots 1,2,3,7,8,9 are appraised at varied values with terms: one third cash within three years, balance with interest and mortgage. Proceeds to be free of widow’s dower for Estella Anderson plaintiff versus Herbert Anderson et al Case No 139241. Cincinnati May 10 1909.
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Enty
Rae
Mt. Ple
Ilton County
Ohio
East Second Street
John D. Labouteaux
Recorder
Hamilton
Aan
North Main Street
Ohlo J. Wallace
Keturah A. Stout Et
Henry W. Hamann
Hamilton County
Byon W. Finn
Samuel B Hammel
Cincinnati
Cumminsville
Vine Street Hill
Miami
Court of Common Pleas
Ohto
Nicholas Goshorn
James Bryant
Mary Bryant
Recorders Office
Rebecca Anderson
Dehone
Thomas Anderson
John G. Brotherton
Ludlow
Sherlock Avenues
Sherlock
Howell Avenues
Howell and
Howell
Howell Avenue
Elijah Anderson
Estella Anderson
Herbert Anderson
I Co . Een
Snk Pone
RE . Ream, Orkey
Gower
Emma Runck
Helen Ranly Runeck
Geo. W. Finn
Schorr & Wesselmann, Attoreneys
Real Estate Sale in Cleves Ohio Involving Noah Mark Heirs
Court partition case 73 974 in Hamilton County Ohio describes Lot 109 in Noah Mark heirs subdivision with the south 35 feet of the lot and devised to Helen Ranly in 1885. Property on Miami Avenue 100 feet north of Morgan Street with improvements valued at 1500. Sale stages include one third cash at purchase, one third in one year and final third in two years with interest. Attorneys Schorr and Wessellmann.
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Ohio
Hamilton County
Court of Common Pleas
Delhi
Hamilton
Peter Zinnis
Peter Zinn
Helen Ranily
Delh
Helen Ranly
Geed
Hamiliton County
Lincoln and
Main Street
Unio
Main Avenue
Lower River Road
Over River Road
Hiamilton County
Lincoln Avenue
aAlso
Cleves
Hein
Noah Markland
Common Pleas Court
Hélena Ranly
Miami Avenue
Morgan Street
Sealed bids for Cincinnati sewer project on Dexter to Lake
The Board of Public Service of Cincinnati invites bids to construct sewers and drains along right of way from Dexter Avenue east of Annwood Avenue to Section Avenue at Lake Avenue. Bids must include full names and a $1000 bond or certified check. Bids due June 4, 1909. John J. Wenner, Clerk.
Sealed bids for Renner street sewer project in Cincinnati
City of Cincinnati invites sealed bids by 12 noon Monday June 71 190 for furnishing labor and materials to construct sewers and drains on Renner street from North Elm to west of Sanaoeh street Plans and specs are on file Bidders must include certified check as guaranty and bid must be properly executed It is reserved to the Board of Public Works to accept or reject bids John J Wenner Clerk 1909
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City of
Cincinnati
Dexter Avenue
Annwood Avenue
Section Avenue
Lake Avenue
the Board of Public Service
John J. Wenner
State of Ohio
Renner Street
North Elm Street
Sanaoeh Street
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Mary E. Erdhaus Et al
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Court of Commcen Pleas
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Patrick O'Connell
Mary
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