Wheat Jumps On Damage Reports In June Market Rally
Chicago June 7 A rumor of Kansas State crop damage and a higher December condition spurred a sharp early advance in wheat and corn futures. Prices later weakened with July wheat down and oats leading declines. provisions held steady as traders cited favorable weather and selling pressure. Local receipts and weekly exports provided mixed support as futures closed weak.
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Chicago
Kansas State
Topeka
Kansas
Shorts
Bradstreet’s
Minneapolis
Duluth
Java
Cincinnati Markets Friday Evening June 7 Grain and Grocery Prices
Minneapolis cash wheat closed at 1.01 percent, market steady with moderate demand. Corn and oats steadier to dull, rye scarce, flour dull, hay steady with fair demand. detailed price ranges for winter and spring wheats, rye, flour, and hay listed along with sales and movement figures.
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Minneapolis
Atchice
Wheat and commodity prices drift on mixed signals at dawn
New York reports dull and partly rising grain prices with cornmeal steady and wheat showing a two cent advance on bullish Kansas State rumors. declines late in the session amid bearish Western weather and foreign markets. Receipts and futures figures for corn, oats, and other staples appear alongside regional dispatches from Dallas Toledo Kansas City Minneapolis and Duluth.
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New York
Vanesheaus
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Chicago
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Minneapolis
Duluth
Rley
Utter
Eady
Uluth
Kansas
Central América
Bogota
Continent
South America
Mills
Neutal Dispatch
Commercial Tribune
Galimore
Toledo
Produce Price List for Apples Lemons Bananas Oranges Beets
Readable items list fruit and vegetable prices from various origins. Apples six fifty per seven barrel, lemons from Messina California Palermo and Florida with varying box prices, bananas firsts and seconds per bunch, oranges from Florida and California, beets priced per dozen.
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Messina
California
Palermo
Florida
Market Prices And Receipts For Grains And Meats
East track prices show flour and wheat receipts with 9 09 and 20 00 bush respectively. Meat markets hold steady with lard bacon and dry salt meats at set prices and cottons, hemp twine, and timber products listed. Receipts tally flour and wheat against large corn and oats shipments and shipper totals.
Metal markets mixed as London tin slumps and US prices ease
Lead holds near 5.65 to 5.67 in St Louis and 5.75 to 5.85 locally. Spelter steady in London at 24 1s while $40 to 46.50 in the US. Copper softens in London with spot £97 1s. and futures £94 5s. copper and iron show lighter activity and varied quotes across North American foundry grades.
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ST. Louis
New York
London
Standard Foundry
Cleveland
Northern Te
Northern
Southern
Finnish Co operative Mercantile Co opens in Ashtabula
The Finnish Co operative Mercantile Company is incorporated in Ashtabula with $10,000 capital led by J F Jackson Enoki Hamalainen Matti Kojanpaa Isao Karbacka and Matti Kantianen. Bowman Dodd Company of Cleveland also incorporates with $10,000 led by James Bowman Chas H Dodd J Henry Hagedorn William P Bashold and William R Arntz. The E J Swigart Company is formed in Cincinnati.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Finnish Co-operative Mercantile Company
Ashtabula
J. F. Jackson
Enoki Hamalainén
Matti Kojanpaa
Isao Karbacka
Matti Kantianen
Bowman & Dodd Company
Cleveland
James Bowman
Chas. H. Dodd
J. Henry Hagedorn
William P. Bashold
William R. Ar
Notable Gifts and Bequests to Local Organizations
The text lists several contributions including a $200,000 jewelers fund by a group led by Eugene Swigart and others to The Standard Umbrella Manufacturing Company in Cleveland. a $10,000 gift to The Cincinnati Branch of the Women’s Foreign Missionary Society. a $10,000 contribution to The People’s Co operative Medical Company of Cincinnati. and a $10,000 gift to Belmont Central Railway Company of Lafferty. Contributors include J B Rosenstein H L Armington Charles Mandelkorn Michael Mandelkorn Isaac Evane Frances C Davis Francesca N Gamble Genevieve K Boyd Ella A Roettinger Susan Townley E A Welsch C A Stout Blanch Wagers Dolly Wilcox J M Franklin Alexander Neff Charles Ss M Krumm and others.
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Nati
Eugene Swigart
John W. Solar
E. L. Swigart
George F. Selmeier
Gustav C. G. Schneider
Standard Umbrela Manufacturing Company
Cleveland
J. B. Rosenstein
H. L. Armington
Charles Mandelkorn
Michael Mandelkorn
Isaac Evane
Cincinnati
Women's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church
Frances C. Davis
Francesca N. Gamble
Genevieve K. Boyd
Ella A. Roettinger
Susan Townley
People’s Co-operative Medical Company
E. A. Welsch
C. A. Stout
Blanch Wagers
Dolly Wilcox
8. C. Welsch
Belmont Central Railway Company
Lafferty
James Prendergast
H. M. Schoff
J. M. Franklin
Alexander Neff
Charles Ss. M. Krumm
Mrs. Jennie Wilson Dies at 49 in Avondale
Mrs. Jennie Wilson wife of Colonel John F. Wilson died at 437 Shillito Street Avondale after three months of typhoid pneumonia. Colonel Wilson standby at her bedside during illness and was ordered to rest by his physician. Funeral services will be at 10 Monday morning at the residence with interment in Spring Grove Cemetery.
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Jennie Wilson
John F. Wilson
Shillito Street
Avondale
Spring Grove Cemetery
Avondale real estate deals and leases reported
The Avondale market saw multiple property transfers and leases. Charles B. Wilby guardian sold Reading road Glenwood avenue lot for 100 by 200 feet with a $20,000 residence to Mrs. Harry G. Glenny for 10,000. Other sales include Samuel Cooper’s 50 by 150 foot Els mere Subdivision lot and Mrs. Hervey’s 50 by 150 foot lot, both in Avondale. Leases include apartments in Alameda and City Hall Bank Building, with 850 and 390 yearly rents respectively, plus Suite 306 in the Andrews Building for 300 per year and Suite 808 for 335 to the Twentieth Century Self-Culture Association. Model Dairy bought 1167 Warrison avenue for 20,000 and will open a first-class depot. Literary Club property was pulled from the market after offers failed to meet asking price. J. M. Bieler to build a four-unit brick flat on Colerain avenue at 5,500.
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Reading Road
Glenwood Avenue
Avondale
Charles B. Wilby
Guardian
Harry G. Glenny
Cleneay & Nourse
Samuel Cooper
Elsmere
G. W. B. Cleneay
City Hall Bank
H. W. Bachelor
Nicholas’ P. Smith
The
Model Dairy Company
Warrison Avenue
Windisch-Muhlhauser
J. M. Bieler
Colerain Avenue
Ralston Avenue
Clerk of Board of Education
City Hall
First Intermediate
Baymiller
Gest
Reading
Rockdale
Fairmount
Harrison and
White Streets
Cincinnati
Ohio
Mil Pollak
Real estate transfers and parcels listed in Hartwel area
A long list of property sales and transfers across Hartwel and neighboring townships. Numerous lot dimensions and street locations detailed, with names such as A. H. Mitchell Julia Hawley William Soards Isaac Oscherowitz John Krebs Clarence Gaskins Bramble Avenue Katharine Spearing Matilda Kennedy Loretta Specker Anna Specker Carrie L. Straehl Magdalena Willen and more. Accounting for Madisonville Norwood Heights Loveland and other districts, the entries include parcels, blocks, and sections, with several church and corporate entities named in related transactions.
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Ciation’s
Hartwel
A. H. Mitchell
Julia L. Hawley
Rose Hill Park
William I
Soards
Isaac Oscherowittz
Barr Street
Linn
Baymiller Ig SC Eee Ee
Gose
Clarence L. Gaskins
Clyde Trump
Bramble Avenue
Madisonville
Margaret Dorn
Katharine Spearing
Eastern Avenue
Steldaad
Matilda Kennedy
Loretta Specker
Anna Specker
Court Street
Baymiller Street
Maria H. Mears
Carrie L. Straehl
Anderson Township
Emma
Rogers
Sylvia A. de Camp
Benjamin F. Riese
Merchants and Mechanics’ L. & B. Asso
Ella Albert
Magdalena
Mary Willen
Scioto Street
Molitor
Frank Apostel
Railroad Avenue
St. Bernard
Virgil G. Gilmore
Evangelical Reformed Church of
Oakley
Schuster & Wilson
Oskiley
George G. Fleurot
M. C. Smith
Central Avenue
Benjamin F. McLennan
Julia Plimp
J. A. Hoesman
Walnut’ Hills
William M. Arthur
Walter M. Wilson
R. J. Cresap
Bo Wey Bheevante
James Spottswood
Florence D. Thomas
Eighth Street
Suburban Real Estate Co
Frederick W. Baum
Hudson Avenue
Elsmere
Gavedssvernns Eee
Bridget McCarty
Per Speriff
Philip E. Daily
O'Bryan
Katharina Schenk
William T .Y. Cramer
Portsmouth
Paxton Road
William T. V. Cramer
Frank L. Beile
Portsmouth Avenue
Paxton
Walter
A. Ryan
Joseph Schneider
Barkey’ Konen
Samuel W. Weidler Co
Sixth Street
Pierson
Loveland Mutual B. & L. Co
Allen Wells
Brown
Loveland
Estelle W. Jones
Athea
Aiabeel Eee
Louis Krekeler
John J. Conett
J. H. Pulte
Carll Street
Fairmount
Walter Tones
Eathy
Mets Tan Sen
William Townsend
Springfield Township
Amelia Seymour
John Frey
Williams Avenue
Jane C. Jones
John Moerlein
James Bryant
Romero
Edith H. Jones
Conocer
Wiliam
B. Crouch
James M
Cattle Run 18 Liberal Cincinnati June 7 1907 market report
Reports from Cincinnati Chicago St Louis and other markets show cattle hogs and sheep prices and receipts for the past twenty four hours and compares with four days earlier. Cattle prices ease 35a80c per 100 pounds with stockers and feeders steady and packers buyers active. Hogs and sheep also move with mixed gains and declines across several regions.
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Cincinnati
Commercial Tribune
Hberr's Island
ST. Louis
Chicago
Omaha
Texas
York
Liverpool
Lorfion
Kansas‘ City
Gattle
East Buffalo
Pburg
Property Transfers and Dwellings in Colerain and Glenmore Areas
Lists multiple property transfers and building notices across Colerain Avenue and Glenmore Avenue. Includes two story brick flats on Colerain opposite Ralston, two two story frame dwellings on Glenmore between Schwartz and Hanna, and a two story brick dwelling on Harrison Avenue with owner W. S. Oskamp. Also mentions various transfer names and entities such as Cottage B eae, Apollo B. & L., J. Huddle trustee, and Bentel Bros owners.
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Reese
Newnee
Res McGrew
Jennie McGrewes
Bellevue Brewing
Clare Ce L. Gaskins
Cottage Beae
R. McClare
Peter Spiller Building Association
Eae Wehrie
Cabinet i & B
Leha Straehley
Apollo B. & L
Katie Small
J. Huddle
Benz
Matilda Scheller
Herman Rumpke
Western Avenue Company
R. W. Buchanan
Deutscher Landwehr
Thomas H. East ti‘Enterprise B. & L. A
Sant
Colerain Avenue
Ralston
J. M
Bieler
Glenmore Avenue
Schwartz
Hanna
Bentel Bros
Cos
Reviep
Harriso Avenue
McHenry
Flora
Oskamp
Gonds
New suits filed in Common Pleas Court
Nov 187,267 Ada F Haldy v H Haldy for divorce. 187,268 Marguerite A Bennett v William H Bennett for divorce. 187,269 Anna Smith v Clyde Smith for divorce. 137,270 Charles E Roth treasurer v Nicholas Fechter administrator appeal from Squire Smedes. 187,271 Georgia W Oldham v The ite Sewing Machine Co for 15000 damages. 137,272 Max Gillman v Isadore Barnett motion to discharge attachment.
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Ada F. Haldy
A H. Haldy
Albert H. Morrill
Marguerite A. Bennett
William H. Bennett
Sparks
Anna Smith
Clyde Smith
Charles E. Roth
Nicholas Fechter
Squire Smedes
Georgia W. Oldham
Liquor Sale Charge Shocks Dry Hamilton Village
Frank Baker of Oxford was arrested after officers found a large quantity of liquor in his home in the dry town of Hamilton. He assaulted three officers on the way to jail, and today faced fines for disorderly conduct and resisting officers. A forthcoming hearing on liquor selling charges is scheduled.
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Commercial Tribune
Hamilton
Frank Baker
Oxford
Baker
King
Intent to Kill Charge Shocks Hamilton Community
A. B. Tyner was arrested in Hamilton Ohio on a warrant sworn by his son in law L. Woolverton charging Tyner with shooting at Woolverton with intent to kill in front of Woolverton’s South Third street business. Tyner posted a $500 bond and had Woolverton arrested on a charge of abusing his wife, which Tyner says prompted the incident.
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Commercial Tribune
Hamilton
A. BR. Tyner
L. Woolverton
South Third Street
Woolverton
Tyner
City plans bond issue for street improvements in Cincinnati
The city authorizes bonds totaling 363000 for sidewalks roads and alleys. Projects include Freeman avenue Tremont street Wil nealkeenes and Clinton street from Central avenue to Freeman avenue. Bonds bear 4 percent interest payable semiannually dated June 30 1907 and due fifteen years hence. Proceeds fund grading paving sewers and related work as described in ordinance text.
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City of Cincinnati
State of Ohio
Threenati
Freeman Avenue
Nue
Wil neaUkeenes Tremont Street
Beekman Street
Harrison Avenue
Townsend Street
Colerain Avenue
Porawey
McMillan Street
Rccks
Fairview Avenue
Pavine Street
South Endment
Cutter Street
Convent Place
Storrs Township
Queen City Avenue
Central Avenue
Eighth Street
Cenavenue
Shillito Street
Forest Avenue
Donahue Street
Monteith Place
Locust Street
Ashland Avenue
Gineine
Ninth Street
McLean Avenue
Hermosa Avenue
Rapid Run Road
Arlington Street
Spring Grove Avenue
Colerain
Bruce Avenue
Saturn Street
Fairmount Avenue
Waverly Avenue
Palm Avenue
Hamilton Avenue
Flora Street
Warner Street
Pennock Alley
Corporation Line
Airmount Avenue
Tral Avenue
Burnet Avenue
Observatory Avenue
Carbine
Alms Place
Brackett Alley
Bonaparte Avenue
Hewitt Avenue
Huron Avenue
Brookline Avenue
Evans Plage
Bank Street
Paxton Road
Sion
H. Morton
Clayton Street
Plum Street
Seton Avenue
Olh Avenue
Avenue
Harris Avenue
Suire Avenue
Vaughn Road
Fifth Avenue
Winfield Avenue
Sunset Avenue
Midland Avenue
St. Street
Oakland Avenue
Lincolln Avenue
Lincoln Avenue
Beech Avenue
West Street
Academy Avenue
American Exchange National Bank
New York City
New York
Cincinnati
City of
Frank L. Pfaff
Edwin Henderson
Cincinnati Repeals Bond Ordinance for Gilbert Avenue Viaduct
City council repeals Ordinance No. 1840 which authorized bonds totaling 540000 for funding the Gilbert Avenue Viaduct project. The measure, passed March 11 1907, is formally repealed to take effect upon passage dated June 3.
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Gilbert Avenue
City of
Cincinnati
State of
Ohio
Frank L. Pfaff
Edwin Henderson
Application for Commutation Notice
At the next meeting the Ohio State Board of Pardons will consider commuting William Freybler who was convicted in Hamilton County Court of Common Pleas in winter term 1907 for larceny and sentenced to two and a half years at the Ohio Penitentiary. He signs the request.
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Ohio State Board of Pardons
Wm. Freybler
Court of Common Pleas
Hamilton County
Ohio
William Freybler
Catherine Lukpy Probate Case Amid Lapse in Will
Court records show Catherine Lukpy connected to a will contest involving the estate of oe Lu e Pr with Bates and Mbydk, Attorneys, handling the matter. The fragment notes a probate action and legal representation.
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Catherine Lukpy
Bates & Mbydk
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