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Newspaper

Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1912

Page

9

Wheat market slips as dust fears fade and rains persist

In Chicago on June 6 the wheat market fell slightly despite initial attempts to bolster prices. Dakotas dust storms cooled by ongoing showers in Kansas and Nebraska, while Texas harvest progress and lower yields pressured values. September closing at $1.04 1/4, July at 74 1/4 cents, cash wheat varied with No 2 Northern at 1.16–1.19, and overall market mixed with corn up modestly and provisions steady.

Chicago Dakotas Kansas Nebraska Texas New York F. F. Omestic Duluth F.o. B Continent South America Minneapolts Minn Lenor

Widespread Grain Price Movements Across Markets

New York and other cities report mixed grain activity with steady flour and rye flour, firmer oats, and varying wheat prices. Notable quotes include No. 2 red wheat around 1.21 to 1.26 at ocean freight, Minneapolis and Toledo showing varied cash and July futures, and Liverpool and Milwaukee futures steady amid rain and demand shifts.

Rural dairy and poultry prices across markets noted

Butter and eggs hold steady with creamery and first quality lots showing small gains in New York. Cheese receipts and egg quotations vary by grade while poultry prices rise for broilers and turkeys in several western and midwestern markets.

New York Ege Ateady ST. Louts Kansas City Hia

Cincinnati Markets Show Light Activity and Sluggish Cattle Trade

Cincinnati markets report quiet overall activity with cattle and grain prices easing. Receipts for cattle hogs and sheep mixed, prices steady to weak, wheat corn and hay decline amid abundant offerings, and buyers cautious about near term trends across regional markets.

Metals Markets Report From New York London And St Louis

Lead firm at 4.15, spelter steady around 6.76 to 6.85, copper prices mixed with spot near 16.50 to 17.25, London futures at 7.12s 6d. copper arrivals total 66 tons in New York, 6,202 tons exported this month. Tin remains firm with spot around 46 and array of June to September quotes. London and East St Louis levels cited. Iron and steel prices show Cleveland warrants at 58.94 in London and No 1 foundry steel around 15 to 16 dollars in various grades.

Cincinnati Commercial Tribune East Buffalo N. Y Cleveland Chicago Texas Pittsburg New York Kansas City ST. Louis Spelter Strong London East St. Louis Cookson Northern Southern

Money on Call and Markets Steady in New York

Money on call holds at 2 1/2 percent with the ruling rate and closing bids at 2 1/2 percent. Time notes steady with sixty days at 3 percent and ninety days at 3 percent, six months 3 1/2 to 3 3/4 percent. Prime mercantile paper 3 1/ to 4 percent. Sterling exchange irregular with banker bills at 484.75 for sixty days and 487.05 for demand. Commercial bills 484. Mexican dollars 48c. Government and railroad bonds firm.

New York Prime Mercantile Sterling Exchange

Oil Turpentine and Rosin Prices Across Cities June Reports

Market notes from Wilmington to Toledo show turpentine firm around 44% to 46% with steady rosin near 5.90 dollars in Wilmington, and Savannah and Charleston listing firm rosin and turpentine prices with multiple grade quotes. OMI and Lima regions show crude and oil price movements, with varied barrels and shipments recorded.

Wilmington N. C Oil City Pittsburg Duluth Savannah Rosin Charleston Turpentine

Grain and Market Report Twelve Sectors See Movements

Grain and commodity prices move across wheat corn oats rye barley and flour with shipments listed for Chicago St Louis Kan City Minneapolis and Duluth. The report notes visible supply changes week ending June 3 1912 and tracks rail arrivals inspections and whisky and hay prices with multiple prices for timothy oats and corn by the car and by the bushel.

Chicago St. Louis Kan C’y Dean Ges Duluth Ants Verge Leddens Toledo York Ives C.nain Pennsylvania

Ohio firms form new companies in state incorporation list

The secretary of state issued articles of incorporation for numerous firms across Ohio including The Clark and Chambers Pie Company in Cincinnati increasing capital to 50 000 with 25 000 preferred shares and The First Church of Christ of Bryan Bryan Ohio. Other entities include The Automatic Tile Machine Company Cincinnati The Wooster Sigma Chi Company Wooster Dayton Social Club Buckeye Brass and Manufacturing Company Cleveland Jackson Detective Bureau Cincinnati and others Theobald Adjustment Company Cleveland changing its name to The Ohio Adjustment Company and more.

Columbus Clark & Chambers Pie Company Cincinnati First Church of Christ of William J. Kinney William M. Feeman Douglass Paul H. Moore Jo S. Bruback Dayton Harry E. Williams Buckeye Brass and Manufacturing Company Cleveland David M. Strauss Harry Selker George J. Allmendinger Herbert J. Smith C. J. Woern A. H Shroyer J. M. Weaver F. Dotson Wyeland Automobile Wyoming Rolla L.ickner George Eversman Fhea Fetzer P. F. Davidson Cc. I You Town Candy Company Youngstown Manetterert Candy Ape. Nee L. Clark Hn C Ditmas Standard Automatic Machine Screw Company Machine Shop Helen Willams M. Gleason H.leason Edward Burke Eran Dayton Manufacturaters Garbaren James Ders F. Deal Edward L. McCleary Binood Hobart Electric Manufacturing Company Troy Turing Toledo Henry Hepburg Manus Ward The Theobald Adjustment Company Ohio Adjustment Company

Cotton seed oil futures show steady June to October values

New York price table lists crude oil contracts with June at 6.75, July 6.92, August 7.07, September 7.20, and October 7.16 dollars per hundredweight. Figures imply a firm, fluctuating summer market for cotton seed oil.

New York

Real Estate Outlook Highlights Oakley Plats and Conventions

Prominent real estate figure Samuel Thrope leads the National Association of Real Estate Exchanges and pushes Cincinnati prominence at the Louisville convention. A new ten acre Oakley subdivision opens adjacent to Madison road with sales expected this summer, as local brokers, developers, and architects announce flat buildings and multiple bids across Norwood Sayler Park and Walnut Hills.

Samuel 8S. Thrope National Association of Real Estate Exchanges Northwest Canadas Louisville Cincinnati Cincinnati Real Estate Exchange Cleveland Toledo Columbus Springfield Dayton Newark Zanesville Theodore Mayer Local Exchange Falls City Ohio State Commercial Association Wiliam W. Ebersole Hiram 8. Mathers Weather Bureau National Convention of

Real Estate Transfers and Mortgages of multiple properties

A long list of real estate transactions including transfers to Della Mode, Walter Frick, George Taylor, Frank Webster, and others. mortgage filings and cancellations. building permits issued for dwellings and a church. and various lot and subdivision descriptions across Norwood, Mount Healthy, and nearby townships.

Telephone Building to Rise on Vine Street Site in Cincinnati

Cincinnati plans a grand new Bell Telephone office on the former St James hotel site at Fourth avenue and Hammond street. The Cincinnati and Suburban Bell Telephone company has obtained state public utilities approval to issue 680000 dollars in additional stock to finance construction. Work timing depends on stock sales, with architect selection soon after stock is secured.

Philip Pfeiffer Cona F. Howard Burnet Avenue Charles Uulrich Columbia Avenue John P. Striker Claude M. Thomas Kentucky Paris Frankfort M. Berman Covington Highth Street Madison Avenue St. James Hotel Fourth Avenue and Hammond

Captain Herron to Return Home After Philippines Duty

Cincinnati friends of Captain Joseph S. Herron of the Second U S Cavalry celebrate his return from the Philippines after two years. He sailed May 5 with his wife from Jolo, will reach San Francisco June 12, and is expected at his Cincinnati home before summer’s end.

Cincinnati Joseph S. Herron Second United States Cavalry Philippines Jotlo Honolulu San Francisco Herron Prof Alaska Mount McKinley Mount Foraker Mount Fleischmann Caldwell John Caldwell Fort Snelling Minn

Tragedy at Beech Street Crossing

Albert Dougherty a 50 year old resident of 222 West Ross avenue St Bernard was fatally struck at the Beech street railroad crossing shortly after dawn. Coroner Coe said Dougherty appeared to be asleep on the track and neighbors had seen him walking in a dazed state before the train struck. He worked at Lane Bodley’s works and died at the city hospital at 5 am from a fractured skull and broken legs.

Albert Dougherty West Ross Avenue St. Bernard Beech Street City Hospital Coe Dougherty Lane & Bodley's Works

Victims Buried After Cistern Tragedy On Jara Avenue

Survivors buried five victims last Tuesday after a cistern disaster on Jara avenue. Mrs Gottfiob Koester was laid to rest at German Presbyterian church North Fairmount. Robert Atkinson’s funeral was at Seifke's chapel Eighth avenue Linn street. Anna Espelage and her brother Joseph Neihoff scheduled for St Bonaventura's church.

Jara Avenue Gottfiob Koester German Presbyterian Church North Fairmount Robert Atkinson Seifke Eighth Avenue Linn Street Anna Espelage Joseph Neihoff St. Bonaventura’s

Tobacco market offerings and sales report from Louisville

Special Dispatch notes June tobacco breaks with 177 offerings including 4s old Burley 107 new Burley 22 new dark and 114 original inspection 6 reviews 97 rejections. State warehouse sold 3 Burley at 2.50 and Pickett sold 15 Burley at 4.50 13.50. Dark sold 6 at 10.56 and Ninth Street sold 2 dark at 3.30 9.90 and 5 Burley at 3.30 9.20.

Commercial Tribune Louisville State Warehouse Pickett Ninth Street Burley

Wool Market Report From St Louis June 6

Wool steady in St Louis market with clothing and crumbing grades unchanged. Medium staples, light fine at 12 to 15 cents, heavy fine 12 to 15 cents, tub washed 27 to 30 cents a pound.

ST. Louis

Opium Market Panic Hits Shanghai Merchants’ Stock Slide

Panic swept Shanghai as opium merchants faced a $10 million drop in stock value since May 1. The sharp decline reflected uneasy market sentiment and growing price pressures in the local opium trade.

Shanghai

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