Wheat Prices Jump On Crop Damage Reports From Kansas
Sensational crop damage reports from Kansas counties push wheat upward with futures showing gains. July contracts hold riskily as market fears mix with potential rains and insurance concerns. Corn, oats, and provisions rise with hog market strength. Seaboard clearances and primary receipts cited.
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Local cattle and hog market report with mixed receipts
Cattle and hog markets show steady to higher prices across regions. More demand locally and from outside sources, with strong light weights and good demand for calves and lambs.
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Grain and market notes from multiple U S cities
New York market roundup reports rye flour and cornmeal steady, No 2 West exports firm, Kansas City and St Louis futures firm on bullish news. Minneapolis, Milwaukee, Toledo, Liverpool prices listed for wheat corn oats rye. receipts and shipments noted for several grains.
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World cotton visible supply figures reported in New Orleans
Secretary Hester reports the world’s visible cotton supply at 64,016,131 bales, up from 4,797,685 last week and 3,982,120 last year. American cotton totals 2,496,131 bales, down from 2,653,685 last week and 2,845,120 last year.
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Hester
Market Opens Uncertain but Advances in Rail Shares
London stocks start fragile amid no clear liquidation pattern with Canadian Pacific Mexican rails and Brazilian shares leading gains. Congo dips after rate cuts while American securities hold steadier. Closing shows firm tone with Canadian Pacific firm and other majors mixed around parity.
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Markets in Cincinnati Friday Evening June 6 1913
Prices for wheat corn hay and other staples show activity and fluctuations with limited offerings. Wheat prices vary by grade while hay demand is fair and prices tighten, and such items as barley and rye flour show mixed quotes across regions.
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Grain and Produce Prices and Sales Report Fragment
Readable sections show bids and sales for wheat corn oats and rye with varied bids per car and track, whisky sales, and a long list of fruits vegetables and staples including apples strawberries lemons bananas coconuts grapes and onions with regional price ranges and auction results. The item preserves multiple entities such as farm products sellers buyers and locations though specific outlets are not named.
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Timothy
Bank clearings across the United States decline in week
Dan's Review reports total bank clearings in leading U S cities at 2 825 880 729 for the week, down 15 3 percent from last year due to a shortened five day period and closures in key markets New York shows a 17 6 percent drop yet June average clearings slip only 0 2 percent from the prior period with an 8 4 percent rise over the year.
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United States
Oil and Turpentine Markets Across Cities Dated June 6
Savannah reports turpentine at 35% with 1 241 barrels sold and 1 490 received, rosin at 4 4, 40 firm levels and 3 040 barrels on hand. Wilmington notes spirits t ur pentine 34 4 cents, rosin 4 15 dollars, tar 2 20 with small receipts, while Oil City shows a broad balance and Duluth cites linseed prices and futures bids.
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Foreign Bourses Trade Quiet Amid Modest Gains
Paris reports dull trading while Berlin shows quiet activity with slight price improvement. Canadian Pacific stock remains firm and higher amid cross border moves.
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Bank returns bullion haul lodged at Bank of England
London reports a theft at the Bank of England with £5000 in bullion taken on balance today. Police and bank officials investigate the incident and review security measures at the central bank.
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Foreign Exchange Rates Across Berlin and Paris
Berlin and Paris markets report mixed exchange movements for June 6. London checks quoted at 43 pfennigs, money at 4 to 5 percent, private discount around 5 percent. In Paris, 3 percent rentes at 47.5 francs per hundred, with London checks at a small premium and private discount near 3 percent.
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Retail trade improves as summer goods move faster
Bankers note heavy deposits from mercantile retailers signaling rising retail business aided by improved weather. May pig iron output hits a record monthly total of 2,822,217 tons as Cincinnati bankers anticipate Group 9 and 10 meetings in June.
Financial affairs show pessimism and cautious optimism
Bradstreet's report notes mixed signals with financial pessimism and tariff uncertainty offset by favorable current trade and crop news. Weather improves distribution, but stock market weakness and tight money hinder future operations while Western centers see strong dry goods sales. Wheat exports set a 12 year high. Canadian failures rise modestly year over year.
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Newest Compact Means Labor Peace Across Southern Rail Lines
A new wage agreement covers 27 000 boiler makers and car craftsmen on the Southern Railroad Queen and Crescent system and subsidiaries including Mobile Ohio Georgia Southern and Ploride Virginia Southwestern and Southern Railway of Mississippi plus 6 000 on the Wabash. The Washington settlement is praised as a strong bond between corporations and workers and a model for peaceful labor relations under President W W Finley.
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Voice of Train Narrator Leads to Columbus Nuptials
Jasper Crowell Parrish, famed for his musical announcements at the Union Passenger Station, marries Clara Woolf after an engagement sparked by their meeting when she heard his voice. The couple resides at Franciscan Apartments in Northigh Street and is noted by railroad workers and travelers.
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Longtime Big Four Conductor Dies After Train Wreck Reach
Stricken with paralysis as his train entered the Louisville yards on Thursday, George A. Scott of Benton Harbor Michigan, one of the oldest and most widely known conductors of the Big Four, was taken to the Jewish Hospital where he died without regaining consciousness. He had served the road for thirty years.
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Deininger Joins Big Four as Ticket Clerk
Lawrence Deininger Jr begins service immediately as additional Ticket Clerk for the Big Four at the Ingalls Building located at Fourth and Vine streets.
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Local sportsman tames tarantula using flies as bait
Hamilton June 6 Special David Smyers a prominent local sportsman and owner of a large sporting goods store is attempting to tame a tarantula. The spider captured in a grocery leaped from bananas and has been kept in a glass cage in his shop window for several days. Smyers feeds it delicacies and expects it to be tame within a week.
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Taft to Advise Cincinnati Southern in Chattanooga Rate Case
Ex-President William H. Taft notified trustees of the Cincinnati Southern Railway he can act as advisory counsel in the Chattanooga rate case. He expects to be in Cincinnati on June 25.
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Rich Reward to Rankin in Gift to Garrard Kin Family
Robert T Rankin assistant chief clerk in the Queen & Crescent office yesterday took possession of a gift described as one of nature’s richest for humanity a home at 308 Garrard. The note hints Rankin's role and a kin family ties in a ceremonial presentation.
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Hamilton Clearing House votes in new officers
At the Hamilton Clearing House Association annual meeting C E Heiser became president succeeding O M Bake. Charles I Anderson was elected vice president and secretary with George P Sohngen as treasurer. Congressman Warren Id arrived and said tariff action may delay until mid August. Flood aid and local damages were discussed amid broader city concerns.
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Covington Citizens Demand New Rail Station Hearing
State Railroad Commission heard evidence Wednesday in Covington as citizens urged L and WL and Co QO to build a new Covington station.
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Railroad Officials Make Wide Range of Promotions and Appointments
rT Sherwood named Traveling Agent for Wabash with Memphis HQ. W R Beat leads Cotton Belt Line departments in St Louis with Saupe Toole Rockenbach as assistants. California Railroad Commission names a new Chief Engineer. Colonel Thomas P Ghaw retires after forty years with Maine Central. A R Whaley of New York New Haven Central New England Railroads becomes head of engineering construction and maintenance. Edgar B Ritchie leads Advertising during Baltimore meet. O P McCarty arrives from Baltimore to join B&O. W A Bissell elected President of San Francisco Oakland Terminal Railway. Cal loway and Thomas confer in Pittsburg with George F Randolph. R Waugh retires from Grand Trunk at Stratford Ontario, honored with cut glass. George Z Phillips appointed to port transportation role.
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Airline station job changes shuffle names and titles
Assistant General Passenger Agent of the Seaboard Air Line is reassigned. C Boylston Jr. moves to other duties. M G Stewart, former Attala Alabama ticket seller, named City Ticket Agent of Queen and Crescent at Gadson Alabama. A P Reitch promoted to City Passenger Agent.
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Excursions Don’t Pay Roads Will Cut Them Out
Ohio railroads announce no Sunday excursions this summer. Officials say past Sunday excursion business reduced weekday passenger traffic and overall profit, prompting the cutback across the state.
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Transportation topics and rail movement notes
New York Central lines reported May movement of 2 077 614 cars the largest May total in the railway history surpassing last year by 912 cars The Blue Bonnet Special carried advertisers to Baltimore yesterday noon from Dallas the Katy line sent a party to St Louis Officials named H C Carson and W P Fallon joined the trip The Boston Elevated Railroad awarded Ohio Brass a 610 unit contract for automatic air coupling and draft gear for subway and elevated trains
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Bride of Meyer Greets Jail Husband in Touching Visit
Mrs. Emelie Meyer wife of Fred W. Meyer visited him in the County Jail and kissed him after a private talk with attorney Clinton Egbert. Meyer, held on a federal charge, denied guilt and hopes to prove innocence. the couple married about a month ago and she plans to stay with friends in Fort Thomas until the case concludes.
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Millionaire Geoffrey's odd auto speed excuse in Columbus
M D Jeff rey, a Columbus manufacturer, pleaded for speeding by claiming he held a door frame on his car with one hand to rush home with a screen door. Police Judge Osborne fined him 25 dollars plus costs, noting the unusual defense.
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Forged Check Leads to Arrest of Paroled Reformatory Inmate
Harry Spicer, 25 on parole from Mansfield Reformatory, was jailed in Columbus after using a forged check to pay a county tax bill and pocket the change. He obtained a duplicate June tax statement for F. J. Hinterschied, wrote a check to E. Ilcott, and kept $14. He will be returned to the reformatory immediately.
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Nine Year Old Turned In False Alarm Arrested
Nine year old Neville Ledford of 322 Mulberry Street was arrested after turning in a false fire alarm at Mulberry and Main. Patrolman Charles Jacobs detained him and he was bound over to the Juvenile Court.
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Fire alarm triggered by insulation blaze at 307-317 Bay Miller
A fire alarm was turned in yesterday afternoon due to burning insulation from wires in a building at 307-317 Bay Miller Street. The Watelsky & Co. premises were not damaged.
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