Wheat Market Steady After Downward Yield Estimates
Chicago reports show winter wheat yield cut by 10 to 3 million bushels from May forecasts, lifting prices. Wheat closes up about 1.5 cents as corn gains and provisions dip. July and September futures range around 1.06 to 1.07 dollars. Cash grades firm with No. 2 yellow at 76 to 77 cents, and nearby futures highlight cautious optimism amid favorable export estimates.
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Chicago
Washington
Seaboard
Market summary of grains across multiple U S cities
June 7 reports show steady to firm wheat and flour prices in New York with strong futures and cautious profit taking. Prices in Minneapolis Duluth Kansas City Milwaukee and Chicago district markets reflect broad firmness for No 1 and No 2 grades alongside varied corn oats and rye values.
Commodity prices and grain receipts from winter market
Market notes show Timothy seed at 10 dollars, cornmeal 3.60, bran weak at 1.10, timothy hay 22 per ton, prairie hay 23. Whisky 1.40, bagging 0.09, hemp twine 0. Tic. Pork 16.75, lard 10.10 to 10.27 percent, dry salt meat steady with boxed extra short 10.80 and ribs 10.50 to 11.75. Receipts: flour 5 300 bbls, wheat 30 000 bu, corn 147 000 bu, oats 34 000 bu. Shipments: flour 12 0 bbls, wheat 2% 0 bu, corn 49 000 bu, oats 49 000.
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Close
JGY
Poncesctine Co
Bos Vabecve Moran
New York
Duluth
Innerpolis
Minn
Toleddo
Timothy
Liverpool
Kansas
City
Milwaukee
Wis
ST. Louis
Tos & Ov
Ohio
Tim'hy
Farseys
Bbss
D.s.m
Burley
Western Tobacco Journal
Chicago
Louis
Peoria
Toledo
N. York
Baltimore
I. Sas
Sarah Och
Tater Eeee
Toledo N. York
York
Seewes Corre
Rio Santos
Carrels
Java
Aly
Cincinnati
Hay
Rertebeca Cveegssion
N. B
Bodmann
Market Prices Falter on Moderate Demand in Cincinnati June 7 1912
Receipts and shipments for the past day show cattle hogs and sheep trading weakly amid modest demand. Cattle numbers were 1 291 with steady milch cows but dull others. hogs rose slightly yet closed with good clearance. sheep and lambs receipts 2759 marked further declines in prices across classes. The report reflects nationwide exchanges with mixed gains and losses in New York Chicago St Louis and Kansas City.
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Ess
Voceppasvese
Prasacenast
Bologna
Commercial Tribune
East Buffalo
N. Y
Calvary
Pittsburg
New York
Reeves
Ilwalake
ST. Louis
Sheen
Kansas City
Sai
Texas
Markets in Cincinnati Friday Evening 1912
Market activity eased with lighter selling at the 1 car market and auction. Wheat declined further though buyers remained selective. other grains eased but weather favors farmers. Prices shown for corn, rye flour, hay, barley, oats, malt and farm produce with Florida oranges, apples, cabbage, potatoes, and assorted vegetables listed.
Burley Market Report Shows Firm Prices Across Grains and Provisions
Burley market firm with strong sales across corn wheat and hay. Prices listed for corn white and mixed tracks, wheat red and rye with rye coal, hay timothy clover and straw, and diverse dairy meats and produce items. Multiple buyers and auction notes indicate active demand amid steady to higher quotes.
Cotton Market Patchwork With Mixed Futures and Spot
New Orleans cotton futures opened steady with a small advance amid weak Liverpool cues and gains in weather-driven buying. Spot cotton remained firm, midpoints around 11.65 to 12.00 cents, with sales and receipts noted and visible supply totals quoted alongside Liverpool prices and worldwide statistics.
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Hester
Cotton goods sales slump while shipments on orders stay strong
In New York on June 7, cotton goods sales are light though shipments on existing orders remain large. Yarn markets are quiet and uneven. Local wool markets firm and trending higher as summer knit goods are distributed more actively.
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New York
Cotton seed oil price report from New York
New York June 7 market notes cotton seed oil futures with steady to easy trading. Prime crude quality quoted around .67 and summer yellow near 6.70 to 6.85 cents for June to July contracts. Front-month prices show gradual upward drift to July 6.92 to 6.94 cents and August to 7.03 to 7.05 cents. September and October activity around 7.11 to 7.13 cents.
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New York
Trade Tone Brightens As Iron and Dry Goods Holdup Eases
R G Dun & Co reports May industrial activity improving with pig iron production high and bank clearings up. Cotton goods first hands dull yet shipments flow on old orders while textile and leather markets show varied strength amid crop worries and price concerns.
Cotton futures slip from day’s highs as market closes barely steady
A renewed buying wave earlier lifted prices, but by close the cotton market edged back with gains of 2 points or less. July opened down 3 points on weak cables, while overall activity slowed as rains and grassy fields limited aggressive trading. Spot demand remained steadier in the South, aiding the late near month bids before prices settled near day’s lows.
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New York
Wall Street
Southern Shorts
Dairy and Poultry Prices Across Cities June 7 Report
Butter, eggs, cheese and poultry prices mixed across New York Chicago Kansas City St Louis and Philadelphia. Butter steady to firm in creameries and dairies with varied receipts. eggs firm with mixed firsts and marks. cheese steady with regional varieties. poultry prices show alive and dressed ranges.
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New York
Chicago
Kansas City
ST. Louis
Springs
Philadelphia
Western Creamery
Pennsylvania
F. c
Several Ohio Corporations Formed in Secretary of State Actions
Special Dispatch to Commercial Tribune lists new articles of incorporation issued today. Companies include Youngstown Hardwood Floor Co of Youngstown with 5,000 dollars capital. The R. B. Dunn Co of Cleveland. The Columbus Savings Bank Co changing name. Little Miami Campers Protective Association of Cincinnati. Heisman Motor Car Co of Cincinnati. Marion Tribute Publishing Co of Marion. Northern Construction Co of Bellevue. Monarch Underwear Co. Westman Motor Truck Co of Cleveland. Shares and organizers named for each.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Youngstown Hardwood
Youngstown
George G. Harrison
Alex F. Dolwick
J. J. Dolwick
Martha Dolwick
George J
Columbus Savings Bank Company
Columbus Savings Bank
Little Miami Campers’ Protective Association
Cincinnati
B. J. Velage
Heisman Motor Car Company
Marion Tribute Publishing Company
Marion
Thomas Brooks Fletcher
L. L. Lamborn
O. G. Briggs
C. W
Cleveland
North Bend Road Curb and Gutter Bonds Bid Notice
Sealed bids for ten Cheviot bonds totaling 1350 dollars, 5 percent interest, 1 to 10 year maturities, due June 18 1912, to fund North Bend road curb and gutter improvements. Bid must include certified check for 10 percent and be delivered by noon. Village reserves right to reject all bids. Charles Crat g Village Clerk.
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Cheviot
State of
Ohio
Harrison Avenue
North Bend Road
North Corporation
Charles Cratg
Jerome D Creed Named Administrator for Bellmann Estate
Notice that Jerome D Creed appointed administrator of the estate of David Bellmann in Hamilton County Ohio by Probate Court. Filing shows Creed at Fifth and Main, with attorney William J Creed Cincinnati, Ohio dated May 28 1912.
Proposals for Installing Boilers and Remodeling Plant
Proposals for installing boilers and remodeling the Electric Light and Power Plant at Philadelphia Depot Q M Dep t Gray's Ferry Road Philadelphia June 1 1912 will be received until 11 o clock A M June 15 1912 and opened for installing boilers and remodeling the Electric Light and Power Plant at this depot Full information furnished upon request Envelopes marked Installing Boiler and Remodeling Power Plant Constructing Quartermaster BAKER
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Phila
Q. M
St. & Gray's
Ferry Road
Indelphia
Prenties
Ee Li
Ol. Sond B. Baker
SchoolDesk and Auditorium Chair Bid Notice 1912
City of Cincinnati invites sealed bids for furnishing and installing desks and auditorium chairs in four public schools. Specifications require adjustable, quarter-sawed oak desks with seats and chairs, sample desks to be displayed, and a 6 percent bond. Bids due June 17 1912 at City Hall.
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Cinnati
Ohio
Twenty-third District
Vine Street
University Avenue
Xth District
Elm and
Odeon Streets
Said City
George F. Sands
Poplar Street
Freeman Avenue
New Guilford Public School
Fourth Avenue
Ludlow Street
Twenty-third
Guilford Public School
West Court Street
Board of Education
Abe
Co. W. Handman
Ada Village School District Seeks Refunding Bonds
The Ada Village School Board invites sealed bids by June 21 1912 to refund 28000 of bonds due July 1 1912. Bonds of 1000 each at 4 percent interest payable semiannually mature July 1 1926. Bidders must deposit 200 with bid. Bids to be sent to Ada Clerk.
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Board of Education
Ada Village
Ichosl
Ada
Ohio
Susday
Statutes of
Ncte
Laws of
W. C. Ewing
Agnew Welsh
Parking near George F Sands Public School Bid Notice
Sealed proposals for grading planting and parking the lot around the George F Sands Public School at Poplar and Freeman in Cincinnati are due by noon June 17 1912. Bids must show labor and materials separately with a 30 percent guaranty and be on official forms.
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Board of Education
City Hall
George F. Sands
Poplar Street
Freeman Avenue
Cincinnati
Ohio
West Court Street
Legal Notice to Nonresidents in Ohio Probate
Anna O Ransom files application in Hamilton County Ohio Probate Court for the spoliated will of William Owens. Hearing set for June 27 1912 at 9 30 AM before the Probate Court Judge. Attorneys Carl B Rankin and Schorr Wesselmann represent Anna O Ransom.
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Mary KE. O. Hook Hdr
Chestnut Street
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Edith O. Rozelle
Compton
Los Angeles County
California
Anna O. Ransom
Hamilton County
Ohio
William Owens
Court House
Cincinnati
Hamilton
State of
Anna O
Ransom
Carl
Rankin
Johnston Building
Schorr & Wesselmann
Second National Bank
Receiver Sale in Victor Stamping Co Case
By order of the Hamilton County Court of Common Pleas the receiver will sell on June 19 1912 at 16 o clock a m on the Victor Stamping Co premises the complete plant including machinery raw materials and finished and unfinished goods as an entirety with cash due on sale.
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Hamilton County
Ohio
Victor Stamping CO
Henry Hoppe
Charles. Weber
Ninth
Main Streets
Cincinnati
Appointment of A. E. Anderson as administrator
A. E. Anderson of Gray Road Winton Place named and qualified by the Probate Court of Hamilton County Ohio as administrator of the estate of J. Anderson deceased. William A. Lueders Probate Judge and Ex Officio Clerk Frank H. Williams attorney Cincinnati Ohio May 29 1912.
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A. E. Anderson
Gray Road
Winton Place
Hamilton County
Ohio
Notice of Appointment of Executor for Nora Kirnes Estate
NOTICF. 18 HEREBY GIVEN THAT J. Ritter Stegman of 62 Main St has been appointed successor administrator of the estate of Nora Kirnes, deceased, in Hamilton County Ohio. Ex-Officio Clerk William H. Lueders and attorneys Cowell & Lamping of Cincinnati, Ohio, May 28, 1912.
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Noticf
J. Ritter Stegman
Main St
Hamilton County
Ohio
Nora Kirnes
Illiam H. Lueders
Yates Oan
Hamilton C. Cowell & Lamping
Main At
Cincinnati
Notice of Probate Administrator Appointment in Hamilton County
George R B Fox of Worthington Avenue Wyoming has been appointed administrator of the estate of Richard P Fox deceased by the Probate Court of Hamilton County Ohio. The document lists WM. Ar Stark as attorney in Cincinnati Ohio dated May 24 1912.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George RB
Fox
Worthington Avenue
Wyoming
Hamilton County
Ohio
Aew
Richard P. Fox
Decyasen
Willi
It “J. Lueders
Stark
Cincinnati
Appointment of Ida M Zachritz as Administratrix in Hamilton County
Ida M Zachritz of 1723 Thage Avenue Cincinnati has been duly appointed and qualified as administratrix of the estate of I Zachritz deceased in the Probate Court Hamilton County Ohio. William H Lieders Probate Court and Ex Officio Clerk Hamilton County Renner Renner Provident Bank Bridge Cincinnati Ohio May 27 WAL
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Ida M. Zachritz
Thage Avenue
Cincinnati
Onie
Hamilton County
I. Zachritz
Gald Equity
William H. Lieders
Hanifitenunty
Renner ~ Renner
Provident Bank Bridg
Ohio
WAL
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Rome
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Brussels
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Burley Market Firm
Sc. Wheat
R.R
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Donut & S’k
Gulf
Bradstreet
Bank Clari
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Agusta Ga
Houston
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Cosi
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Dun
R. G. Dun & Co
Will
Connellsville
Banks
United States
New York City
Stock Exchange
R. B. Dunn
R. B. Dunn, Jr
M. A. Feibig
Dunn
F. J. Neubauer
L. N. Neuar
Jerome
S. W. Cor
Fifth and Main Sts
David Bellmann
David Belmann
Said County
William H. Lueders
Jerome D. Creed
William J. Creed
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