Wheat market reverses as prices break in mid session
Chicago brokers report a sharp wheat price drop after late selling by longs. July wheat opens higher then slips to 86% to 86% cents, with total receipts and futures range noted. Corn and oats show early gains eroded by the wheat break. provisions steady as lard and ribs edge higher.
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Chicago
Minneapolis
Kansas
Oklahoma
Duluth
Ciicago
Oper
Owe
Cave Déscens
Vcee Csegeve Don
Sat Oe
A. A. Ee Sobanlee
Cce
Mlax
Timothy
Market reports from New York and Midwest grain towns
New York roundup shows June 10 receipts at 27 795 barrels with exports and sales, wheat futures reacting to weather and forecasts. prices for Minnesota and winter varieties listed. Toledo and Baltimore note cash and near futures for wheat and corn. Duluth Milwaukee and Minneapolis grain markets show bid prices, grades, and nearby futures.
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New York
Minnesota
Innesota
Duluth
Commercial Tribune
Toledo
Baltimore
Milwaukee
Neapolis
Money rates and bond listings from New York market report
New York June 10 Money on call easy at 1 percent with a 1 percent ruling rate and near par bids. Time loans 2 to 4 percent. mercantile paper 3 4 to 4 1 4 percent. Government and railroad bonds steady. A broad list follows of railroad stocks and corporate issues with various bid and ask quotes including Atchison and Boston & Maine.
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New York
Tme Mercantile Paper
Sterning Ee
Sea
Atchison
Boston
Boston & Maine
Fitchburg
Tral
N. Y
Union Gales Pacific
Amercan
Cattle Receipts Liberal in Cincinnati Market
Cattle receipts today were liberal at 1,287 with three day total 3,330 head, prices firm for dry fed stock though many grades moved weakly. notable sales included a 1,388 lb steer at 7.25 and 721 lb heifers at 6.40 while milch cows remained dull. Hog and sheep markets showed declines and steady demand, with varied grades and prices across regions including East Buffalo Pittsburg and Chicago.
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Cincinnati
Commercial Tribune
East Buffalo
Pittsburg
Kansas City
ST. Louis
Chicago
New York
Lyall'sc
London
Liverpool
New York State
Pennsylvania
Oil City and Southern Turpentine Market Report
Oil City balances $1.78 with runs 214389 barrels and shipments 224194. Savannah turpentine at 39½ cents with 481 barrels sold and 1052 received. rosin sales 3482 barrels stock 87952. Wilmington spirits turpentine idle, rosin $2.40, tar $1.60. Charleston turpentine steady at 40 cents with rosin firm and various prices for A B C D F G I K M window glass and water white listed.
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Oil City
Savannah
Wilmington
Charleston
Boston Mining Market Report Sparks Broad Price Ticks
Boston prices show varied fortunes across numerous miners and metals with notable gains for United States Mining and Tamarack while Amalgamated and Calumet and Hecla command mixed quotes. The day’s values reflect broad market shifts across copper and coal issues, with several firms trading above or below parity as investors weigh near term demand.
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Boston
Adventure
Allouez
Amalgamated
Atlantic
Bingham
Calumet
Hecla
Centennial
Copper Range
Daly West
Franklin
Granby
Isle Royale
Massachusetts Mining
Michigan
Mohawk
Montana Coal and Goke
Old Dominion
Osceola
Parrot
Quincy
Quincy S84, Shannon 1354136, Tamarack 68, Trinity 134, United Copter
United States Mining
United States Oil
Utah
Victoria
Winona
Wolverine
North Butte
Butte Coalition
Nevada
Arizona
Arizona Commercial
Greene Cananea
Louisville Tobacco Prices Reported in Market Dispatch
Special Dispatch from Louisville notes tobacco sales across grades and warehouses. Burley and dark tobaccos show varied prices per hundredweight and per hogshead, with ranges cited for Pickett Farmers and other streets.
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Commercial Tribune
Louisville
Old Burley
New Burley
Pickett
Burley
Ninth Street
Grain Trade and Crops Report Across Regions
Weather notes mix rain and dryness with good winter wheat prospects and delayed corn work. Indiana Ohio and Illinois show variable conditions, with favorable Western outlook and robust hay. corn and oats receipts and prices cited alongside weekly Chicago market moves and USDA-like supply figures.
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Indiana
Ohio
Illinois
Iowa
Kansas
Chicago
Ieemeeecse
Ecssne
ABO Iig Gacicecye Asso
PORK PACKING AND PROVISIONS Cincinnati Price Current
Hog marketing rose last week with 90,000 more hogs slaughtered than the prior week, while declines from last year total 20,000. Western slaughter reached 65,000 against 545,000 the previous week and 595,000 two weeks earlier.
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Chicago
Coffee market opens quiet with scattered selling
The New York coffee market opened steady but eased slightly as some positions dropped with limited demand. It closed quiet to 10 points lower after 8500 bags sold, including September at 5.95c, October 5.90c, December 5.90 to 5.95c. Rio No 7 6 3/4c, Santos No 4 8 3/4c, Cordova 2c.
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New York
Rio
Santos
Cordova
Dry goods markets steady amid fall purchases and uncertain futures
New York on June 10 reports steady and quiet dry goods markets with rising demand for silk piece goods for fall delivery and stronger ribbons. Cotton demand remains subdued as buyers wait on distribution prospects and recent price advances. Knit goods and hosiery show little improvement.
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New York
Butter Eggs Poultry and Cheese Markets Roundup
Chicago and New York market notes report butter steady to barely steady with varied creamery and daisy prices, eggs steady to irregular with Western firsts around 1b4al6%c, cheese easy with several varieties easing, poultry alive steady with small bird weights and dressed prices noted across regions. Kansas City adds eggs weak with fresh extra at 16c and current receipts 12c.
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Chicago
New York
Kansas City
New York Mining Prices and Ticker Report
New York mining prices list closing values for several stocks and bonds on June 10. Notable entries include Ontario at 5.25, hitting 5.90, and Comstock Tunnel at 0.34 stock with bonds at 1.75. Minor entries appear for Alice, Brunswick, Horn Silver, Leadville, Mexican, Standard, Yellow Jacket, and others with fractional gains and losses.
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New York
Brunswick
California
Virginia
Ontario
Crop Conditions Summaries for June 1 1908 Reported
Washington June 10 The Bureau of Statistics of the Department of Agriculture released a report summarizing crop conditions for June 1 1908 including winter and spring wheat oats rye barley and hay plus conditions for pasture clover alfalfa apples peaches berries melons cabbages onions sugar cane sugar beet and hemp with year over year figures.
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Washington
Bureau of Statistics
Department of Agriculture
Auditors Fix Assessments for Ohio Electric Railway Divisions
County Auditors set assessments for the Ohio Electric Railway and branches across divisions. Values include per mile rates for main lines, sidings, rolling stock, power houses, and structures, with varied figures across Dayton Richmond, Dayton Union City, Columbus areas, and other lines, plus schedule notes.
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Ohio Electric Railway Company
Dayton-Richmond
New Paris
West Alexander
Dayton-Union City
Dayton-Columbus
Springfield-Bellefontaine
Columbus Grove City
Columbus-Zanesville
Lima-Defiance
Allen
Putnam
Ft. Wayne
Toledo
Lima
Deshler
Bellefontaine
Federal receivers upheld in Mutual Reserve case
Federal receivers of the Mutual Reserve Life Insurance Company of New York won a ruling by Judge Weld to continue managing the companys affairs. The state court appointed receivers Day and O Dohanue were denied removal, and Superintendent Kelsey was ordered to turn over company bonds and any collected interest or dividends.
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New York
Mutual Reserve Life Insurance Company of
Weld
United States Circuit Court
Joseph P. Day
Joseph J. O’donahue
Kelsey
Ohio Indiana Grain Shippers formed in Piqua meeting
At a June 10 meeting in Piqua Ohio the Ohio and Indiana Shippers Association was formed with 100 members. Officers elected include President Lerry Urmston of Tipton Indiana and Vice President Joseph Wolcott of Conover Ohio.
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Piqua
Ohio and Indiana Grain
Ohio and Indiana Shippers’ Association
Lerry Urmston
Tipton
Ind
Joseph Wolcott
Conover
H. W. Kress
Joseph Coppereck
Fletcher
Bourse Trading Mixed With Quiet Paris and Berlin Sessions
Paris prices were firm and quiet with a private discount rate of 1 percent and a small decline. Berlin trading weakened across all departments due to New York guidance and lower U S steel prices, with London exchange around 20m 39% for checks and short bill discounts at 8 percent.
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Paris
Exchange
London
Berlin
New York
America
River Departures and Schedules From Charleston to Louisville
The River column lists today and advertised departures from Charleston and nearby towns including Greenwood Maysville Couridr Madison Louisville and City of Louisville with varied times. It notes stage of the Ohio River at Cincinnati yesterday at 6 pm with a height of 15 feet 9 inches and stationary.
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Ohio River
Cincinnati
River Port Dispatch Lists Departures and Arrivals
Yesterday departures included Courier to Manchester Lizzie Bay to Madison and City of Cincinnati to Louisville. Today arrivals include Courier from Maysville Greenwood from Charleston Kentucky from Madison and City of Louisville from Louisville. Weather cloudy showers with Ohio River forecast falling toward Cincinnati and again at Cincinnati Thursday.
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Manchester
Lizzie Bay
Madison
City of Cincinnati
Louisville
Maysville
Greenwood
Charleston
Kentucky
City of Louisville
Ohio
Cincinnati
Sycamore Street
All Way
Steamer Courier
Main Street
Peters Lee
Memphis
Broadway
St. Louis
Otto Marmet
Kanawha
Charles Brown
United States
Snagboat
News From Other Ports
Pittsburgh arrivals and departures include The Virginia from Cincinnati and The Kanawha to Charleston. River levels show the Ohio at 4 feet and falling, the Wheeling gauge at 5 feet 4 inches and falling, with other ports reporting 35.9 feet and stationary conditions. The Ford Herald arrives at Cairo from St Louis then departs for Memphis. Louisville reports river conditions as stationary.
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Virginia
Cincinnati
Wheeling
Kanawha
Charleston
H. K. Bedford
Parkersburg
Ruth
Sistersville
Royal
Clarington
Cairo
Ford Herald
St. Louis
Memphis
Louisville
River
Ohio Joint Resolutions Propose Constitutional Amendments
The 1906 and 1908 Ohio joint resolutions propose amending Article II and Article Twelve sections to modify bill reading requirements and tax powers. They outline submission to voters, governor's veto process, and effective dates, with certification by Secretary of State Carmi A. Thompson.
Proposed amendment to Ohio constitution on regular session start
The State of Ohio proposes amending Section 25 of Article II to require the General Assembly to begin its regular session on the first Monday in January after it is chosen. Speaker Do. A Thompson announces filing on March 20, 1906 with officials in Columbus.
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General Assembly
Ohio
Secretary of State
Co. A. Thompson
House of Representatives
Andrew L. Harris
Senate
I. Carmi A. Thompson
State of
Columbus
State of Ohio
United States of America
Carmi A. Thompson
Do. A. Thompson
A.D
Notice to Contractors Hamilton County Ohio 1908
Notice to contractors for sealed proposals on Dick road improvement in Crosby Township Hamilton County Ohio bids due July 10 1908 at 12 oclock noon. Bond of one thousand dollars with two sureties required. County reserves right to reject any or all bids. By order of the Board Anley Struble President. Attest Fred Dreihs Clerk.
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Board O Gounty Commissioners
Board of Hamilton County Commissioners
Anley Strublee
Fred Dreihs
Commissioners
Hagilton County
Cincinnati
Ohio
Board of County Commissioners
Salem Pike
Richmond Pike
Ohio Pike
Anders Township
Board O County Commissioners
Anent Anley Strublm
Sealed Proposals for Portland Cement Delivery to Ohio Rail Stations
State aid of Public Works Columbus Ohio calls for sealed proposals to supply Portland Hydraulic Cement FOB at multiple railway stations including St Marys Defiance Grand Rapids Maumee Toledo Russell's Point Middletown Lockland Crescentville Franklin Akron Massillon Zoar and New Philadelphia. Proposals due June 23 1908 with details from Chief Engineer Chas E Perkins.
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Public Works
Columbus
Ohio
St. Marys
Defiance
Grand Rapids
Maumee
Chas E. Perkins
Public Works of
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