Large Reduction in Wheat Acreage Reported
Washington reports spring wheat acreage down about 2.51 million acres, 12.8 percent, with declines led by Minnesota and North Dakota due to weather. Condition averages for spring wheat hover near top of recent history while oats, barley, rye, and clover show mixed gains and losses across states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Minnesota
North Dakota
Red River Valley
South Dakota
Nebraska
Iowa
Oregon
Michigan
Illinois
Kansas
Indiana
Oklahoma
California
Pennsylvania
Ohio
New York
Wisconsin
Minnnesota
Nebras
Oasas
Missouri
North Carolina
Maine
Tennessee
Georgia
Mississippi
South Carolina
Alabama
Texas
Arkansas
Florida
Louisiana
Ornia
Kota
Nine Friends Brains Offered for Chance at 34 000 Dollar Contest
An unusual contest invites participants to gather nine friends to contribute their brains in exchange for the use of one own. Each contributor sends an estimate for a shot at winning one of 1,490 prizes totaling 34 000 dollars.
Weather and grasshoppers threaten crops across regions
The weather bureau reports widespread crop conditions with excessive rains hindering farm work in Illinois Indiana Wisconsin Michigan and drought concerns in the Carolinas Central and West Gulf. Grasshoppers and rust affect winter wheat in Missouri Indiana and California valleys while rain improves yields in the central valleys. Harvesting begins in parts of North Carolina Tennessee Missouri and Kansas as drought and insects impede progress elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Weather Bureau
Pacific Coast
Missouri Valley
Illinois
Indiana
Wisconsin
Michigan
Gulf
Atlantic
Texas
New England
Carolinas
Central
West Gulf
Ohio Valley
Tennessee
West Gulf States
Missouri
Ilinois
North Carolina
Kansas
Sacramento
San Joaquin
Upper
Mississippi Valley
Lake Region
Iowa
Minnesota
Middle
South Atlantic
East Gulf States
Cotton
Louisiana
Georgia
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Virginia
Kentucky
South Carolina
Lake
Middle Atlantic States
Rumor of Traction Consolidation Renewed
Revival of talks to lease the Toledo Bowling Green and Southern Traction to the merged Cincinnati Dayton and Toledo Traction Company. Mandelbaum Pomeroy syndicate seeks a direct line to Cleveland. connections reach Urbana and Lima. Founders push for stock sale terms, but others hold out for a full sale at a good price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo, Bowling Green & Southern
Cincinnati, Dayton & Toledo Traction Company
Cincinnati, Dayton & Toledo Company
Mandelbaum-Pomeroy Syndicate
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Kilgours
Henry Burkhold
George Kerper
Mandelbaum-Pomeroy
Dayton
Toledo
Urbana
Lima
Findlay
Shipbuilding combine plans announced in New York
Details reveal a proposed United States Ship Corporation to be formed in New York with about 25 million dollars in common and preferred stock and 9 million dollars in bonds. The Trust Company of the Republic will finance and act as transfer agents, with Alexander & Green as general counsel. Invited firms include Union Works San Francisco Bath Iron Works Hyde Windlass Crescent Shipyard Morroe of Elizabethport and Harlan Hollingsworth Wilmington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Combine
United States Ship Corporation
Trust Company of the Republic
Alexander & Green
Union Works
San Francisco
Bath Iron Works
Bath, Me
Hyde Windlass Company
Crescent Shipyard
Elizabethport
N. J
Wholesale Grocers Protest Direct Sales to Retailers
The Wholesale Grocers Association of Ohio at its tenth annual meeting in Columbus protested manufacturers selling direct to retailers. A committee including Hammond Columbus, H FR Edwards Toledo, George Appel Portsmouth, and Charles Felbach Toledo was named to foster closer retailer cooperation. Officers elected: President J E Weisenbach. 1st VP Robert McGowan. 2nd VP Frank Hogsler. Sec-Treas H B Edwards. Executive Committee H R Edwards, John H Fitch, and G M Appel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Steubenville
Frank Hogsler
Mansfield
H. B. Edwards
Cleveland
H. R. Edwards
John H. Fitch
Youngstown
G. M. Appel
Portsmouth
Grain tax clause approved by House of Commons
The grain tax clause of the Budget passed committee stage in the House of Commons by 279 to 193 amid a lengthy debate. The exchequer secretary denied the tax was a prelude to preferential duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
House of Commons
Havemeyer Denies It in New York Report
Henry Havemeyer president of the American Sugar Refining Company denied today a report claiming the industry faced a severe strike. He disputed claims that a nationwide downturn had begun, stating conditions remain stable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havemeyer
NEW_ YORK
Henry Dameyer
Aspanicakaur Refining Company
Local whisky dealers depart for national convention
A large group of local whisky dealers left for Pittsburg to attend the National Wholesale Liquor Dealers convention. The party includes Sol Freiberg, Willis Joper, Harry Marcoe Potter, Sidney Geven, M. Pattison, Leo Westheimer, F. P. Fee, John Bauer, Josh Block, N. Hobart, R. W. Wymond, Henry I. Fulda, Sam Furst, Charles Pfeiffer, Sol Levi, Will Howe, I. Traeger, Joseph Sheldon, J. Walter Freiberg, Henry Freiberg, Clarence Mack, J. T. McHugh, J. Feiberg, Geo. F. Dieterle, and 2. Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
National Wholesale Eee
Frank P
It Legatia
Aia
Sol Freiberg
Swegonaeon
Willis Joper
Wyonnon & Co
Harry Marc Oe Potter
Sidney i
Geven F
8. Wymond Cooperage Company
Henry I. Fulda
Chas
Bold Glase’Co
Sam Furst
Furst Bros, S. A
Milton Hoffheimer
Charles Pfeiffer
Chas. Pfeiffer & Co
Sol Levi
Star Distilling Co
Will Howe
Sunnyside Distilling Co
I. Traeger
I. Traeger & Co
Joseph Sheldon
Turner, Looker & Co
J. Walter Freiberg
Freiberg & Workom
Henry Freiberg
Freiberg & Kahn
Clarence Mack
Elias Block & Sons
J.T. McHugh
Clifton Springs
J. Feiberg
J. & A. Freiberg
Geo. F. Dieterle
Union Distilling Co
2. Thomas
Peacock Distillery
Real estate transfers and new builds across Northside area
The firm Theodore Mayer & Co announced the sale of property at 1606 Pullan avenue to Bertha Samuelson for 2025 dollars. A new two and a half story brick dwelling is planned. A fourth story building at 118 West Ninth street costs about 6000 dollars. Lynn Filter Co. to build a 1 story factory on Spring Grove avenue at 5000 dollars. Numerous transfers, mortgages, and plans for parcels across Anderson Township Harrison avenue and Wade's estate are listed with prices ranging from 50 to 14000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Mayer ‘& Co
Loen
Pullan Avenue
Beechwood Avenue
Northside
Bertha Samuelson
August F. Kassenbrock
Wee
John 8. Piker
West Ninth Street
Lynn Filter Company
Spring Grove Avenue
Alabama
Langdon Streets
Sansom M. Cooper
A. M. Dolph
Dakota Avenue
Dana Avenue
John
John Wittmeyer
Anderson Township
Anna
Hay
George Schreiner
Harrison Avenue
Anna W. “Hay
Elizabeth Wer
Wade
Mary Asker
Mary Small
Tunis
Harrison
Jennie
S. Cresap
Tenth Ward
Cresap & Mills
Mers
Ee N. Siefert
Mills & Kline
Oakley
Benton Brewer
Fannie Boyd
Cresap
Cumminsville
Anna W. Hay
Wiesmer
Anna W
John A. Wiesmer
Luther Seyler
Augustus Otto
Sephine Otto
Whitewater Township
Geey Township
Milton C. Sanders
Frederick A. Meyer
Green Tre
John V. B. Scarborough
Carl F. Lunkenheimer
Annwood Street
Wold Street
Payne
Gorman
John G. Broxtermann
Maria G. Nurre
Fourth Street
Main Street
John R. Davey
Queen City Printing Ink Co
South Street
Price
Jessie P. Quirell
Ida Aston
Langland Street
Charles W. Eversull
Warner Eversull
Nathaniel P. Dandrid Tape
John H. Greine
Dandridge Street
Pendleton Street
William H. Biddinger
George H. Klein
Doctorman
Charles Richie
Ida Richie
King’s Sub
Powers Street
John Duttenhofer
Dora Duttenhofer
Fairfield Avenue
Dexter Ave
James G. Cooper
Dakota Ave
Dana Ave
George L. Rouse, Jr
Alexander M. Dolph
J. W. Lyon
New Suits Filed In Common Pleas Court Docket
Case filings list Katie Meyers v James Meyers for divorce with attorney Jas J McCartin. Another filing Katheryn Bradford v Richard Bradford for divorce. Court reference numbers 123.41 and 123,942 appear with names and attorneys.
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Katie BK
Meyers
Jas
J. McCartin
Katheryn Bradford
Richard Bradford
Charlies DalahicAe
Bozy Ry
Quiet Trading As Government Crop Report Looms
Chicago June markets held firm amid Bears and bulls, with July wheat trading around 71 cents and July corn near 62 to 68 cents. Provisions remained dull yet firm as forecasts hinted at improving yields, while outside markets showed weakness and weather signals influenced sentiment.
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Chicago
Minneapolis
Duluth
Seaboard
Mess Park
Ber
Oearley
Timothy d
Phenix Grain and Stock Exchange Ad in Cincinnati
Grain and stock exchange listing appears for Phenix Grain and Stock Exchange located at 15 Vine Street Cincinnati Ohio with a phone number 96. The ad conveys a local business presence in the grain trade scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phenix Grain & Stock Exchange
Vine Street
Cincinnati
Grain and Provisions Market Summary
New York June 10 markets show steady to firm wheat with bullish Northwest strength propping up prices. Coffee slips with total 69,500 bags traded, while corn and oats firm on weakness eased into gains. sugar remains steady. St Louis reports mixed grain moves with wheat and corn higher and lard up to $10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Northern
Duluth
Manitoba
Cordova
Bngs
ST. Louis
Invest in the Commercial Tribune Estimating Contest
The notice invites an entry of 1.00 dollars into the Commercial Tribune Estimating Contest with a total prize pool of 34000.00 dollars. It states entrants have 1.49 chances of winning a prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Commercial Tribune
Market Report from New York and Boston June 10
New York closes steady for call money at 24¾ per cent with bankers' bills at 487% for demand. Boston reports closing prices across money, bonds, and railroads including Atchison 4s at 102 and Union Pacific 104, with several prominent equities and utilities listed.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Boston
Atchison
Gas First
Mexican Central
N. E. Gas & Coke
Boston & Albany
Boston & Maine
Boston Elevated
Fitchburg
Union Pacific
American Sugar
American Tel. & Tel
Dominion’ Iron & Steel
General Electric
Massachusetts Electric
United Fruit
United States Steel
Westinghouse Com
German Imperial Bank Report Shows Mixed Financial Shifts
Berlin June 10 The weekly statement of the Imperial Bank of Germany records cash in hand up 8.56 million marks and treasury notes up 0.3 million, while other securities decline 25.56 million and notes in circulation fall 33.34 million in the latest figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Imperial Bank of Germany
Treasury
Oil and turpentine market brief across several cities
Citations from Oil City Savannah Toledo Charleston and Wilmington report oil shipments runs and balances, turpentine and rosin price levels, and crude turpentine tar values with unchanged or steady quotes. Prices include turpentine firm at 4718? and rosin ranges from 1.25 to 3.20 with regional variations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oil City
Savannah
C. Rosin
Toledo
North Lima
South Lima
Indiana
Charleston
Wilmington
Market Report: Butter Cheese Eggs and Poultry Prices
Pittsburg and New York markets show butter cuts from 19 to 25c with prints at 26a25%4c and dairy grades rising. Cheese lists include Ohio New York State and Wisconsin varieties. eggs firm with fresh at 17a7iec and selects 18 algs%c. New York and Boston note firmer tones in dairy markets and rising receipts, while St Louis records steady poultry and butter pricing amid heat effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Pittsburg
Elgin
Ohio
Pennsylvania
New York State
Wisconsin
New York
New State
State
Boston
West
ST. Louis
Market Reports From Louisville Butter and Eggs Prices
Louisville news notes butter bricks and tubs steady at 23 to 26 cents per 50 pounds and 26 pounds at 2 cents. Eggs hold at one cent and poultry prices show hens and chickens at one cent and turkeys and ducks at eight cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Cotton market steadies amid forecasts and government report
The market shows a firmer tone with potential higher values as July option settlement nears. Notices will depend on quotes, with spot cotton unlikely to see large tenders around 8 3 4c. Government report largely as expected as Liverpool demand remains strong for July and August. New Orleans market: futures steady with July at about 9.37 to 9.38 cents and nearby grades around 8 1 2 to 9 1 2 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
New Orleans
W. E. Hutton & Co
Jfine
Dry Goods Market Quiet In New York Trade
The dry goods market today remains quiet with limited orders for staples and no notable price changes for cottons. Prints show fair demand while ginghams are scarce and firm. Silks and ribbons are firm with moderate business ongoing.
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New York
Grain supply changes in Bradstreet report
New York June 10 Special cables report changes in grain supplies versus last accounts. Wheat United States and east of the Rockies down 2 609 000 bushels, afloat for and in Europe down 2 000 000. Total supply down 4 609 000. Corn United States and Canada east of Rockies up 648 000. Oats United States and Canada east of the Rockies down 738 000. Notable increases include 200 000 at Manitoba and 123 000 at Chicago.
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New York
Bradstreet
United States
Rockies
Europe
United, States
Canada
Portland
Coteau
St. Joe
Manitoba
Chicago
Northwestern
Newport News
Nashville
Live Stock Market Report for Cincinnati and Pittsburg
Receipts and shipments for cattle hogs and sheep compared with yesterday show firmer tone in Cincinnati with steady to improved values. Hogs move higher with strong finish and packers bidding up to 7.20 while lighter hogs and sows vary. Pittsburg reports light cattle receipts and steady to higher hog prices with primes reaching 7.50.
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Cincinnati
New York
Cattle and Hogs Mixed at Major Markets June 10
Reports from Kansas City South Omaha and Chicago show cattle receipts around 7,000 to 14,300 with varied bids. Prime steers firm to higher, cows weaker. hogs steady to higher with heavy and mixed grades strongest. Sheep receipts rise with top lambs around 7.60 and western weights slimly up.
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Commercial Tribune
Pittsburg
Kansas City
Western Fed
Texas
South Omaha
East Buffalo
New York
Fev
Chicago
Burley Tobacco Breaks Market Strong with 77 Binds Sold
The Burley tobacco market showed strength yesterday with 77 birds traded under light offerings. Regular buyers dominated as no outside buyers attended and sales ranged from 3.90 to 9.40 per unit across Farmers and Shippers House, dmann House, Morris House, Globe House and Cincinnati-Miami House consignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dmann
Morris House
Cincinnati-Miami
Globe House
Ohio Incorporations Filed in Secretary of State Office
Columbus June 10 The following incorporation papers were filed today The Clover Leaf Oil Company Cincinnati capital stock 25000 by L A vin M C Chestnut W A Treadway James M Glenn Thomas H King and niel Drei fuss the Lorain Machine and Forge Company Lorain capital stock 10000 the Toledo Ohio River Railway Company Toledo amendment to charter ban the location of the general office from Toledo to Cincinnati Contractors Association Cincinnati by John F Heilbrink Frank Secos Henry Ausden moore John Lacker Nicholas Gerhart Henry Melrose and Armand Desch the West End Pleasure Club Cincinnati by Albert J Reusing W A Hagemann Clem Albers Edward Kremer H Berle man H W Stratemeyer and R G Campbell the Marble Letters and Helpers Union Cleveland the Evangelical Lutheran Synod District of Ohio Toledo The Hartley Oil and Gas Company with a Pennsylvania charter and Ohio office in Belmont County capital stock 5000 was admitted to Ohio
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Ohio
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Secretary of State
Clover Leaf Oil Company
Cinnati
Capital Stock
L. A. Vin
M. c. Chestnut
W. A. Treadway
James M. Glenn
Thomas H. King
Niel Dreifuss
Lorain Machine
H. Berleman
H. W. Stratemeyer
R. G. Campbell
The
Marble Letters’ and Helpers Union
Cleveland
Evangelical Lutheran Synod
District of Ohio
Toledo
Hartley Oil and Gas Company
Pennsylvania
Belmont County
Credit Men Delegates Attend National Convention
The local delegation traveling to the National Convention of Credit Men in Louisville includes Max George Dieterie, Robert McFarran Smith, George Guckenberger, W. H. Murphy, Ernsten Samuel, L. Dogs ett, Peter J. Timberman, W. B. Johnson, and Leorae F. Dieterle. Dieterle will deliver an address before the convention as a representative of the royal association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Credit Men
National Convention of Credit Men
Sac
Louisville
Max George F. Dieterie
Robert McFarran Smit
George Guckenberger
W. H. Murphy
Ernsten Samuel Are
Dogsett
Peter J. Timberman
Yds Eeenerers
Wernicke Elected President Of Norwood Bank
Stockholders of the First National Bank of Norwood elected O H Wernicke of the Globe-Wernicke Company as president and O H M Atekins of the Warner Elevator Company as vice president. A 60 percent assent of capital stock will be required, with the bank moving to temporary quarters in Norwood and a cashier to be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank of
Norwood
O. H. &. Wernicke
Globe-Wernicke Company
O. H. M. Atekins
Warner Elevator Company
Nce
North American Trust Co Denies Bank Purchase Link
New York June 10 President Thorne of the North American Trust Company denies any direct or indirect interest in bank purchases and says the firm knows nothing of a Chicago reported plan to form a company to buy bank stocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Thorne
North American Trust Company
Chicago
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Shipbuilding Combine
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Price Hill
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Leonard Menzel
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F. Kinney
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Johnie 'Sartmen
G. BE. Beebe
W. H. Pala
B. Cor
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P. G. Hotchkiss
G. Cooper
Mary JL. Woerner
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Imp. B.& L. Co
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Cooper
Krutha
Lavine
Fina
L Co
B . T. Stewart
W Ve
Mehmert
Rosalie Shobe
Common Pleas Court
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Milwaukee
Grain and Stock Exchange
Grain and Provisions
Burlington
Rocky Mountains
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Salt Lake City
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