Wheat and Corn Decline Amid Poor Crop Outlook
Wheat futures fell as improved Southwest crop conditions spurred selling, with July down 2 1 2 cents from day high and closing near the day’s low. Corn and oats followed wheat’s weakness, while hogs and other provisions showed contrasts, with mixed cash quotes and a broad range in futures across grains.
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Chi
Gago
Erpool
Argentina
Shorts
Asc
Cen
Southwestern
Northwestern
Cattle and Hogs Trade Mixed Across Markets June 10 1909
Receipts and shipments for the past twenty four hours show varied activity across cattle hogs and sheep. Prices ranged with heavy steers 5.60 to 6.60, dairy and fat cattle mixed, hogs selling strongest in certain packer groups, calves and bulls steady to higher, and sheep and lambs maintaining firm to higher tone amid light receipts. Reports from Pittsburg East Buffalo Chicago and St Louis outline similar trends with heifers cows and calves priced across multiple categories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rene Ees
Kansas City
Cattie
Bo Boutherns
New York
Fai
Cincinnati
BURG
Sien Cave
Commercial Tribune
Pittsburg
East Buffalo
Ee. Y
Chicago
Choice Weary
Butchers
Iene
Choice Light
Avenue Les Pe i
Ted
VT Boas
Bir Louie
Largest Copper Output Ever Known Made in 1908
The United States Geological Survey released a B. S. Butler report detailing 1908 U S copper production at 943,570,721 pounds, the highest on record and up 84 percent over 1906 and 1907. The table breaks 1908 output by state, noting Michigan’s contribution from refined and smelter copper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Washington
B. 8. Butler
United States Geological Survey
United States
Buster
Michigan
Smebs
Alaska
Aes
Arizona
California
Colorado
Idaho
Maine
Massachusetts
Montana
Nevada
Hampshire
New Mexico
North Carolina
Oregon
Tennessee
Utah
Vermont
Virginia
Wyoming
Maryland
Alabama
Georgia
Carolina
Texas
South Dakota
Missouri
River traffic and river stages report from Cincinnati port
The Ohio River at Cincinnati stood at 23.6 feet and rising at 6 p m with showers and warm weather. Departures include Greenland to Louisville and Virginia to Pittsburg, while arrivals list Tacoma from Pomeroy and other vessels. Several towboats and coal fleet movements expected as river rises further and more boats head toward Louisville and Pittsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Cincinnati
Pomeroy
Greenland
Courier
CHILD
Louisville
City OF
Pittsburg
Virginia
Charleston
Greenwood
Cibo Ys Ces Chilo
Tacoma
Maysville
Chile
Chilo
Ohio River
Licking
A. R. Budd
Nellie Willett
Portsmouth
Josh Cook
Jin Wood
Upper Landing
California
Davis Island Dam
Wheeling
Lorena
Madison
Evansville
Cairo
Minnetonka
Upper Mississippi
John A. Wood
St. Louis
Fred Hartweg
Upper Ohio
J. B. Williams
T. H. Davis
T. Louis
Cape Girardeau
Saltillo
Tennessee
Memphis
Ryan Succeeds Rogers as Amalagamated Copper Head
John D. Ryan elected president of Amalgamated Copper to succeed the late H H Rogers. B B Thayer becomes president of Anaconda Copper Mining, succeeding Ryan. F P Addicks named vice president of Anaconda Copper. Copper Producers report shows June 1 stock 169,848,141 pounds, May production 118,356,146, May consumption 131,706,078. May production reportedly the largest monthly total in industry history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John D. Ryan
Amalgamated Copper Company
H. H. Rogers
B. B. Thayer
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Rogers
Anaconda Copper Company
F. P. Addicks
Copper Producers’ Association
Bloody History of Suez Canal Looms Over Egypt Trade
Frederic J. Haskin surveys the Suez Canal saga from its romantic promise to its heavy costs. He details Ismail Pasha and De Lesseps, the European lenders, and the Egyptian tolls, showing Britain’s control and the canal’s impact on global commerce despite immense human suffering and financial loss. The piece notes a century of change since opening, with lingering questions about Panama’s rival and future trade routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suez Canal
Port Said
Ferdinand de Lesseps
Ismail Pasha
Africa
England
John Bull
Home
Bombay
Canal Company
Germany
Holland
United States of America
Desert
Mount Sinai
Canal
Suez
Sault Ste. Marie
Great Lakes
Tommy Atkins
Seti II
Rameses the Great
Nile Delta
Bitter Lakes
Gulf of Suez
Mediterranean
Red Sea
Egypt
Necho
Darius
Christ
Ptolemy Philadelphus
Nile
Cleopatra
Amron
Napoleon
Mehemet Ali
Pasha
Khedivate
Robert Stephenson
Stephenson
Cairo
Alexandria
India
Said Pasha
de Lesseps
Said
France
Eee
Europe
John Buil
Ismail
Napoleon III
Verdi
Aida
Benjamin
Disraeli
The
Paris
Anoth
Orient
Occident
Bey Pt
Panama
Panama Canal
Frederic J. Haskin
Vine Street property sales reach $22500 in two deals
Two upper Vine street brick buildings at 1515 and 1518 Vine changed hands for 22500 dollars. W & Waller bought with a 42 by 9 foot lot, ground floor stores and upper living space, via A C Horton. Dr A Cohn also bought McMillan street properties for investment through Cleary & Nourse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upper Vine Street
A. Cohn
McMillan Street
Cleneay & Nourse
East
Pressed Rick
Barney Estate
Pike
People
Banking interests in Chinese railway deal raise policy hope
Washington reports that New York banking interests are financing the Hankow Sze Chuen railway in China. Officials say the move fits American policy to uphold Chinese territorial integrity and open door and signals potential rapid growth of U.S. investment in China with admin support. The economic impact and development will be watched closely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New York
China
America
Schools consider replacing textbooks with leaflets in Chicago
A Chicago proposal to the school book investigation committee suggests removing all bound textbooks in favor of locally compiled printed leaflets. If adopted by the board of education, thousands of dollars would be owed to parents annually for the displaced volumes and related costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
School Book Investigation Committee
Board of Education
Wheat Is Ready Harvest Starts in Todd Gol Ky
Turbulent OCR fragment notes wheat harvest beginning in Todd County Kentucky with mentions of ripe wheat and better yields. Names and details are unclear due to damaged text.
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Todd Gol, Ky
Real Estate Transfers and Mortgages in Blair to Colerain Areas
Real estate transfers show Theresa Thesing to William Sommer in Blair Lewis subdivision Blue Ash and multiple deeds in Colerain township. Several Todt Todt and Jung transfers note land in section 22 Colerain while Bevingtons and Harms move parcels in Voorhees sub. Mortgages filed include Jung to Todt and other trust deeds. building permits listed with varied values.
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Theresa Thesing
William F. Sommerfield
Blair & Lewis
John Todt
Nicholas
Colerain
Christina Todt
Nicholas Jung
Bhp
Willam Harms
Thomas Haverty
Voorhees
Charlea
Wiliam Engiehart
J. H. Oliver
Caroline T. Jackson
George H. L
Rs Schmidt
Franklin Halliday
Robert J. Cresap
Theodore Ellis
A. L. Bramble
Madisonville
College View
Amanda McQueety
William L Gub
South Norwood
Shirley H. Harvuot
Stella C. Seebaum
Terete
Guido Gorés
Edwin D. Bevitt
Alice M. Bryan
Dexter Park
Dexter
A. P. Clark
Mary Menkhaus
Eae
Anita Ty
Rae
George Meyer
Robert W. Beyberth
Amnle Sklar
Sampaon B. & L. Co
Walter M. Thompaon
Columbia B. & Begg
Cece Tae Ieee Ie
Ida M. Arthur
A. M. Gentrup
Maurer
Bank Street
B. A. Co
David L. Gosling
Milford B. & L
Eleanora L. Darnell
J. W. Henley
Thomas Finell
Union 8
B & T. Co . Gomportiy
A. H. Feltman
St. Ene L . B. mC
Andrew Bauer
Lenox B
W. M. Thompson
Columbia B
Frank Rose
Cleveland
B. Ae
Caroline Cullum
Lenox B. & L Co
BEB. B. Widseclin
Orie
Gical Supply Co
Etreet
Astier
Hopkins Street
Seabury
G. Pollard
Clemens Sahifela
Charlotte Pendle
George Drees
John Galvin
Louise Mithoefer
Joseph A. Wischer
Anna v. Lindensub
North Bend
The
Trent Hotel Co
William R. Mink
Schulze
Bosinger & Hopkins
Hewitt
Secin
Janet Thomson
Southview
Columbia
Thomas P. Cheney
Margaret G. Meyers
Huth Avenue
Silverton
O' Neil Mae
Ae Wood
Cleves
Kenview
Ie Heights
Annuel
Jennie Cist
Edwin D
Zay
Ceedes
Annie L. Dexter
M. M. Steel
Ophia E. Fredriks
C. L. Schaé
Nison Rotkin
F. A. Bien
Jennie H. Goddard
Ore Bob
Local Building Plans and Costs Listed for Linton and Dorman Areas
The notice details multiple property developments with owners and proposed costs. Northeo and Smith-Wilson Co plan alterations at two stores in the Linton Hotel building costing around 1 000. McGarry families propose various 2%4 or 2 story dwellings on Williams Avenue Dorman Avenue Monteith Avenue and Range Street with costs from 1 300 to 2 300.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northeo
Smith-Wilson Co
Linton
Clifford C. McGarry
Williams Avenue
Chase Avenue
Pullen Street
Earadetnet
CIA
Milliam M. McGarry
Dorman Avenue
William M. McGarry
Dorman A
F. H. Buchtman
Range Street
Carroll
Henrietta Streets
F. W. Cook
Monteith Avenue
Observatory
City Population Surges Marked in Compilation Data
The compilation shows many cities posting large gains with New York at percent, Chicago and Philadelphia among notable increases. Chicago, Philadelphia, Cleveland, Omaha, Indianapolis, Toledo, Oakland, Birmingham, Des Moines and Washington listed substantial year over year rises across 657 cities, with some decreases also recorded.
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City
New York
Manhattan
Bronx
Chicago Ry
E- Philadelphia
Newark
Pittsburg
San Francisco
Cleveland
Seattle
Omaha
St Paw
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Portland
Detroit
Indianapolis
Los Angeles
Baltimore
Spokane
Battelag
Toledo
Ale
Brooklyn
Atlanta
Oakland
Grand Rapids
New Orleans
Columbus
Worcester
Memphis
San Antonio
Birmingham
Lincoln Sete Reeree
Davenport
South Bend
Stockton Sane
Wilkesbarre
Sacramento
Sain Jose
Terre Haute
Chattanooga
Mobile
Salt Lake City
Rochester Ae
Washington
Minneapolis
Atten
Des Moines Sete Ee
Dallas
Dulch Saae
LouisVille
Rimond
Gédar Rapids
Fort Worth
Eesti
Chicago
Philadelphia
Permit Applications For New Dwellings And Store
Toad and Erie avenue to cost Fred H to erect 3-story dwelling on Michigan avenue between Wabson and Wabash. John Fowler seeks permit to build 8-story store and dwelling at northwest corner of avenue and Seventh street, total cost 2500.
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Toad
Erie Avenue
Fred H
Inichigan Avenue
Wabson Road
Wabash Avenue
John Fowler
Avenue and
Seventh Street
New Orleans Oil Prices Slip on Market Quiet
In New Orleans on June 1 price reports show Cottin seed oil and prime refined oil per pound at reduced bids amid a quiet market. Vendors weigh supply shifts and demand signals as buyers monitor futures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW_ ORLEANS
Spring drag open top car for sale at Covington address
A compact notice offers a GPRING drag open top vehicle for sale. It mentions single use via inquiry at 187 W. Sixth St Coving. The fragment implies a local classified style sale listing with a street address for contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sixth St
Coving
Lost White Poodle Reward Seekers For Return
White poodle missing near Ward and Dexter lane in Wainout Hills. Dog was recently clipped and answers to the name Nibe. Return to Chas W Bell for a reward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. W
Immigration and justice in family integrity debates
At the thirty sixth national conference on charities and corrections in Buffalo on June 10 delegates discussed immigration and the role of justice in preserving or breaking up families where vice and crime exist. The session stirred briefly over the so called yellow peril but closed with cordial sentiment as Robert A. Wood of Boston presented the committee report on families of neighborhoods and Francis H. Mclean of New York spoke on social problems of smaller cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N. Y
Conference On Charities and Corrections
Robert A. Wood
Boston
Committee On
Francis H. Mclean
New York
Moonshiner Pursued in Mountains Shot Dead by Deputy
In Beattyville Kentucky Deputy U S Marshal William Mays pursuing Daniel Beard, an alleged moonshiner, accidentally shot Beard in the back when Beard fell during the chase in the Owsley county hills. Mays then detained Ed Wilson, another moonshiner, for jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beattyville
Daniel Beard
Owsley County
United States
William Mays
Beard
Mays
Beards
Maya
Ed Wilson
Seneca City Declares War on Automobiles
The town of Seneca Georgia proclaimed a ban on automobile use within its limits after a council meeting. The town marshal is authorized to arrest anyone passing through with such engines of destruction, making Seneca perhaps the first U.S. town to outlaw cars entirely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Seneca
Here
Toto
Notice of Bond Sale for Pleasant Ridge Village
Sealed proposals will be received by the Pleasant Ridge Clerk in Ohio until 12 noon Thursday July 1 1909 for bonds totaling 7534 06 issued to extend debt payment. One bond 824 08 and fourteen bonds 600 each bear 4 percent interest semiannually, maturing in 30 years, sold at par plus accrued interest. Bond bids require a 50 percent certified check and may be rejected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Ridge
Please Ridge
Ohio
Nooh
Omo
W.C. Davies
Sealed Proposals Sought for Canal Improvements in Ohio
Sealed proposals filed with the State Board of Public Works in Columbus Ohio are due by noon June 22 1909 for the improvement of the Xeiami and Erie Canal and construction of a north side retaining wall at the canal basin near the Collectors' Lock in Lockland Plans and specs are available at the board canal office in Dayton and the Fox Pa office in Lockland Chief Engineer Chas E Perkins Public Works announces the call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Public
Columbus
Erie Canal
Canal Basin
Collectors’ Lock
Locklan
Dayton
Fox Pa Com
Lockland
Chas. E ° Perkins
Public Works
Notice of Sale of Articles For Nonpayment
To whom it may concern the undersigned announces sale of all articles in possession for nonpayment to Jay Arene and related interests within a stated period from June il through the date specified by B Sixth a.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pam
Jay Arene
Loblatt
Proposals For Forage And Straw In The Federal Service
Sealed proposals will be received at the Chief Quartermaster's Office Chicago and at posts named below until 11 a m June 15 1909 for furnishing two months of hay and straw to begin July and end by 31 1989 at Chicago Fort Sheridan Indianapolis and Brady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Building
Chicago
Sheridan
Injam Srrison
Ind
Brady F
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W. V
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Tenn
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Ryan
Amalgamated Copper
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Ss. Walker
Traction Company
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Hatters Alley
Anderson & Ziegler
Ben Heidingsfeld
Pioneer Street
Broadway
Pike Street
Cincinnati, Wilmington & Xenia Traction Line
A. C. Horton
Road
John Murphy
Broadway and
Pioneer
Horton
Kennedy & Adkins
Charles Christie
Townstone Place
Fast Walnut Hills
Madison Road
Avondale
Mr. Kennedy
Phoenix Club
Theodore Mayer & Bro
Herman Vornhader
Third Avenue
Liberty Street
Price Hill
Herman Schulten
Olso
N. Drucker Trunk. .Company
Norwood
Morris Mohr
Columbia Theater
Mohr Saloon
Hankow Road
Decora Eek
Jobe Hc
Fischer & Sox
Halk Dayton
Main St
Ees
B&o
Monarch Cigar Co
Carter
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