Wheat Market Stages Mixed Day Amid Harvest Hopes
In Chicago on June 11 the wheat market showed several sinking spells as near harvest in winter wheat states and bearish crop news weighed. Prices finished fairly steady with modest gains while July futures slid from 1.17½ to 1.15, and September and December options posted slight gains. Corn and oats closed easy as supplies rose, and provisions firmed later on hog receipts and local packer buying.
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Chicago
Argentine
Germany
Liverpool
Winnipeg
Minneapolis
Wheat and grain prices in Duluth market report
Western winter nominal futures steady with July and September positions. corn spot and futures noted with modest shifts. Duluth report lists No. 1 hard wheat at 1.34⅓ dollars, No. 1 Northern 1.32, No. 2 Northern 1.305, July 1.30 and September 1.11. flax track 13.81, July 1.80, September 1.52, October 1.44. oats track 56a57c.
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Gaveston
Duluth
Minn
Burley Market Week Trade Summary
The Western Tobacco Journal reports a weekly Burley market summary noting transactions for the past week and the expired portion of the year, with figures compared to 1908. The report outlines totals by category and market activity for Burley tobacco.
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Burley
Wheat and flour clearances match 90000 bushels weekly export total
Exports for the week reach 1 857 000 bushels per Bradstreet's. Primary receipts total 146 000 bushels vs 339 000 a year ago. Estimated tomorrow's arrivals include 4 cars of wheat 164 cars of corn 109 cars of oats and 18 000 hogs.
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Bradstreet
Canada
United States
Wheat and grain prices slide across markets in June reports
Across New York St Louis Minneapolis and Kansas City markets, wheat and corn futures show weakness with July contracts lower while spot quotations hold uneven. Receipts and exports vary: flour, oats, and rye steady to firmer, with a wide range of cash and futures prices noted for No 2 red and No 2 hard wheat and related grain items.
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York
Northern
Duluth
St. Louis
Chicagyu
Bogota
Central America
Best
Cattle Receipts Moderate As Hog Buyers Grim
Cattle receipts Friday were moderate with good and choice dry fed cattle selling 10 cents higher. Medium and heavy steers steady. grassy stock and lower grades weak. Hogs totals surged to about 5,000 with buyers scarce and prices down. good to choice packers 7.65 to 7.75, mixed packers 7.20 to 7.50 as market closed weak.
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Commercial Tribune
Pittsburg
East Buffalo
N. Y
Kansas City
Livestock Market Mixed as Receipts Vary Across Cities
Cattle and hog prices shift with uneven receipts across Pittsburgh East Buffalo Kansas City St Louis Chicago and New York. Beasts sell steady to weak with hogs generally lower or steady and lambs varying from strong to quiet demand. Sheep and yearlings show mixed trends with price dips in some spots.
River Tows Return After 5,000,000 Bushel Coal Move
River traffic reports arrivals at 7 a.m. include the Greenland from Pomeroy Courier from Maysville Chile from Chile City of Louisville from Louisville. Departures mirror arrivals with cargos to Pomeroy Maysville Chile and Louisville. Pittsburg towboats hauling coal to Cincinnati arrived, prompting riverfront activity. several tows continued to Louisville, with several boats delivering to Cincinnati or returning empty. The Marlon Riggs passed upstream with a model barge.
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Courier
Maysville
Chile
City of Louisville
Louisville
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Cincinnati
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Ed Roberts
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Coal City
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Charles Jutte
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Virginia
Greenwood
Child
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Rivers Rise as Ships Arrive and Depart Across Ports
River levels climb at multiple ports with the Ohio at Davis Island dam 11.8 feet and Freeport 8.6 feet. Vessels arrive and depart including Lorena from Zanesville and Ohio from Cincinnati. Memphis notes river at 25.4 feet and falling amid fair conditions.
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Pittsburg
Davis Island Dam
Freeport
The
Ohio
Cincinnati
Lorena
Zanesville
City of
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Cairo
Lower
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Galtillo
St. Louis
Depa
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Lower Mississippi
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the Herald
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Grey Eagle
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Progress Toware Confidence Noted in Trade Recovery
R G Dun & Co reports in its weekly review that business confidence and activity are improving despite tariff delays and June crop disappointments. May production supports iron and steel gains, with prompt-delivery demands rising from buyers, especially carriers.
Bradstreet Report Signals Favorable Orders Across Industries
New York June 11 Bradstreet notes overall favorable booking of orders with iron and steel active, but output below normal in some districts. Wool and cotton goods demand rises, leather trade strong with high prices, ship shipments up 24 percent from a year ago, and building trades set record spring construction.
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Cincinnati
Baltimore
Atlanta
Louisville
Chicago
New York
United States
Picnic Treats for Blind Children at Clovernook
The Children of the Blind school at 719 Sixth Street and others from across the city, about twenty five in number, were taken to Clovernook Home for the Blind in Mount Healthy by a large tallyho for a picnic.
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Blind
Sixth Street
Clovernook Home
Mount Healthy
Clovernook
City of Cincinnati bids for street improvement bonds
Ernst von Bargen Auditor announces sale of bonds dated July 15 1903 for 500 each at 4 percent interest payable semi annually. Bids may cover all or part with 5 percent certified check and must be on printed forms. Highest bid at par plus accrued interest, right to reject all bids reserved.
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Ameen
von Batgen
Ernst von Bargen
Cincinnarlaga
Board of Education
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Westwood Elic School
Harrison and
Montana Avenues
Westwood
Cincinnati
Ohio
Garber & Woodward
West Court Street
Saidty of
Clifton Property Sold At Auction In Clifton Neighborhood
Six properties were sold at auction for about ten thousand dollars. Purchases by Charles Lorentz A Rosenbloom and A C Klara suggest most buyers plan to build residences. Other items include Dr George C Buttemiller buying 851 McMillan Street and John Cosgrove purchasing a Murray Road farm. Rents on Main Street rise due to new buildings and a Gilbert Avenue via duct project advances.
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Thomas Anderson
Ludlow
Sherlock and
Howell Avenues
Clifton
Charles Lorentz
Sherlock
A. Rosenbloom
Traction
A. C. Klara
Howell
Laura Gutting
Sherlock Avenue
George C. Buttemiller
Reehl & Gould
McMillan Street
Willa Mae Noll
Buttemiller
Ernst von Bargen
Mad Anthony Street
Cumminsville
Catherine Stocker
John Cosgrove
Murray Road
Lovaland
Warren County
Clenenay & Nourse
John R. Clark
A. L. Smith
Real Estate Transfers and Mortgages Listed
Real estate transfers include Gesina Macke to Florence Rensing for 19 feet on the south side of the alley between Liberty and Green streets. Frank R Fry to Charles R Bateman for lots 6 6 and 7 in Cunningham Fry's sub in Anderson township. Various trustees and trusteeship transfers and numerous mortgage filings referenced with multiple parcels and parcels in Delta Valley Grove Lockland Wyoming Reading township and Westwood areas.
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Florence Rensing
Liberty
Green Streets
Frank R. Fry
Charles R. Bateman
Cunnneham & Fry's
Anderson Township
Charles E. McCarthy
Lou I. Thompson
A. Erkenbre
Cunningham & Fry
Alexander M. Harvuot
Citizens’ Homestead Co
South Hudson Avenue
Louise H. Stricker
Margaret W. Gates
Lockland- Wyoming Improvement Co
Mary Tuttemiller
Mad Anthony
Chase Street
Willa M. Noll
George’ S. Buttemiller
Philomena Lindghorst
Jacob ‘Westerkamm
Reading Turnpike
Milleresk Township
Model BR. & L. Co
John Mueller
Powel Crosley’s
Hugh McShane
Louise Taebel
Clason
Mig
Cues c
Percy
Berdner
Feldie Katz
Mount Auburn and Avondale Syndicate
Sale of Millcreek Valley Starch plant in Cincinnati
Insolvency Court of Hamilton County Ohio orders sale of The Millcreek Valley Starch Company assets and real estate. Auction set for Monday June 23 1998 at 1 p.m. on premises at Grove Avenue Cincinnati Ohio. Sale includes all personal property stock engines fixtures and trademarks with real estate parcels appraised at $59 400 and $600 with two thirds minimum. terms are one third cash one third in one year and one third in two years or all cash. Assignee John H Goyert. attorneys Boyd M Slates Carlisle Building Lancaster. auctioneer J B Wallace.
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County
Ohio
Millcreek Valley Starch Company
John H. Goyert
FF Goon
Millcreek~ Wall St Company
Assi of
Thekk Valley Starchpan
County of
Miami Purchase
Spring Grove Avenue
Winton Road
Alfred White
Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern Railway Company
Aralle
Jamest. Ludlow
National Chemical Company
Recorder’s Office
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Millcreek Township
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Spring Grove Cemetery
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S. Company
S and 5
Edwards Ritchie
Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern Railroad
Recorder's Office
Pirrrer
M. B. Farrin
City of
Cincinnati
Pilus
South Grove Avenue
Dora L. Farrin
Station Avenue
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