Excitement in the oats pit as demand steadies and profits rise
Chicago June 12 bullish grain day with oats showing active trading while July wheat and corn rise slightly. Losses in provisions. hogs and lard decline amid weaker packer activity. Receipts light. cash demand steady.
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Wheat and flour markets mixed across major cities
New York reports flour receipts 44610 barrels with exports 21294 and firm activity on choice grades. Wheat receipts 106500 bushels, exports 68785, mixed prices with No 2 red around 78 3/4 cents at various sites. corn and oats show steady to weak trends, and coffee and sugar hold firm levels. St Louis and Baltimore follow with their own price movements as Toledo notes dull wheat activity.
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Duluth
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Minneapolis
Akec
Chicago
Louis
Baltimore
Wallige
Southern
Toledo
Market report notes firm grains and seed prices
The report shows strong cash corn at 73 cents, July 73, September 58, oats dull with cash 37 percent, July 40, September 29, clover seed Tyee at 5.07, October 5.12, and barley firm at Wai2c with noted terms.
Estimating Contest Offers $34 000 Prize With 1490 Chances
A contest advertises a $34 000 prize with 1 490 chances to win. The offer highlights a simple entry method and a high odds claim to attract participants.
Steady Butter and Varied Cheese Prices Across Cities
Market report shows butter steady with creamery and fancy grades trading around 22 to 23 cents in many locales. Cheese supplies ample with New York and Vermont selections around 10 to 11 cents, eggs mixed but firmer in several markets, and poultry prices varied from city to city across Boston, Pittsburgh, New York, Chicago, Philadelphia, Baltimore, St. Louis, Kansas City, Louisville.
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Crawfordsvil
Hog marketing expands with largest weekly movement since February
The Cincinnati Price Current reports a sharp rise in hog marketing with Western packing totaling 495,000, above the prior week and two weeks earlier. Current average prices reach $7.20 per 100 pounds, up from $7.05 last week, while speculative provisions show firmness and upward trend.
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Brewers Elect New Board of Trustees
The United States Brewers Association in Saratoga on June 12 elected a two year board with Frederick J. Poth of Philadelphia Philip G. Schaeffer of Buffalo Rudolph J Schaeffer of New York City Frederick Reichenstein of Newark and Jos Wihlein of Milwaukee. A special Labor Committee will meet with the National Brewery Workmen’s Association to discuss arbitration and report to the board.
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Saratoga
N. Y
United States Brewers’ Association
Frederick J. Poth
Philadelphia
Philip G. Schaeffer
Buffalo
Rudolph J. Shhaeffer
New York City
Frederick Reichenstein
Newark
Jos. Wihlein
Milwaukee
Special Labor Committee
Otto F. Staffel
St. Louis
Gustave Pabst
Rudolph Schaeffer
Home goods market holds steady in New York
New York on June 12 reports no change in the dry goods market across staple cotton goods with prices unmoved. Prints, ginghams and silks show firmness, prints in fair demand, print cloths dull with seller indifference, ribbons quiet, and Brown drills steady in export business to China.
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China
Estimating Contest Promises 1499 Prizes worth $34000
The notice offers a 1.49 chance to win in a $34 000 estimating contest. If you and nine friends each contribute an estimate you gain ten chances per person, totaling 14900 opportunities to win a share of the prize pool.
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World crop outlook lifted by favorable weather forecasts
A Cincinnati priced crop bulletin reports a week of good weather across Iowa Kansas Nebraska boosting expectations for a world crop moderately above average. Spring wheat and corn show strong growth while oats and barley vary by state with Missouri Kansas and Illinois reporting mixed yields and steady markets in Chicago New York Kansas City and Omaha. Public prices for cattle hogs and sheep spread across major markets showing current demand and supply dynamics.
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Ohio
Indiana
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Missouri
Cincinnati market receipts and weekly cattle hog sheep report
Cincinnati Ohio June 12 1902 market report lists receipts and shipments for cattle hogs and sheep over the past 24 hours and compares with prior days. It notes limited cattle receipts on Thursday with varied prices for stockers fat cattle and cows plus steady heavy stock prices and strong calves. Hog receipts were lighter than last week with slower early trade and price ranges for various hog categories. Sheep and lambs were fair but generally easier due to New York price trends with specified price ranges for sheep and spring lambs. Pittsburg notes follow with similar cattle and hog price ranges and limited receipts.
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Chicago
Texas Fed
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Commercial Tribune
Pittsburg
Real Estate Transfers and Developments Highlight City Market
Major J. B. Wallace sold at auction for George W. Robson and J. W. Hill to James McDonald the parcels at 506 and 508 East Pearl Street for 5834 dollars. A 45 foot by 112 foot lot on Fairfield Avenue near Westminster Avenue sold to Mrs. John Duttenhoffer for 9000 dollars with a neighboring lot to Mrs. Gus Werner for the same price. A six story stone and brick store building was approved for Elm Street between Third and Fourth Streets with an estimated cost of 35000 dollars. Deeds and mortgages involving God’s Bible School and various property transfers are recorded along with numerous smaller property transactions and lease agreements.
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W. Hill
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Fairfield Avenue
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L. B. Harrison
Elm Street
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County Recorder's Office
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Mary Story
Missionary Training School
Young Street
Ringgold Street
Mind over money an urge to subscribe
A brief ad urging readers to subscribe to the Commercial Tribune by sending in an estimate to settle the question of a $34 000 figure and put the matter out of their minds.
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Starch Plant in Starchtown to Close and Dismantle
The Erkenbrecher starch factory in Starchtown St Bernard will close and be dismantled by July 1. Machinery will be shipped to Corn Product Company plants, with many workers relocated to Fox plant in Lockland. About 100 men and families form the village, which is already depopulating as residents leave. The plant dates to 1867 and was expanded by National Starch Company three years ago with modern equipment.
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St. Bernard
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Erkenbrecher
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Lockland
Albert Erkenbrecher
National Starch Company
Starch Trust
Imperial Glucose and Starch Company to confront Glucose Trust
Chicago June 12 The Imperial Glucose and Starch Company plans a 3 million dollar plant near Chicago to rival the Glucose Trust. Charles M. Warner of Syracuse heads the venture with Chicago headquarters. The plant aims at 25 000 bushels daily capacity, larger than the 20 000 bushels Peoria plant. Building spans thirty five acres and rail yards, with completion in about a year and a full staff already hired including chemists and mill experts.
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The
Glucose Trust
Imperial Glucose and Starch Company
Charles M. Warner
Syracuse
N. Y
Peoria
Formal Lease Turned Over to Business Men's Club
The Chamber of Commerce committee handed the formal lease to the Business Men's Club for the building quarters. Attorney Drausin Wulsin supervised drafting. terms match prior negotiations and signing is expected soon. Work to prepare two floors for new tenants will follow.
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Business Men’s Club
Chamber of Commerce
Drausin Wulsin
New Suits Filed in Common Pleas Court Docket
The Commonwealth B L and Co sue Mary C Ankenhauer for 1493.56 and mortgage foreclosure. City of Cincinnati sues Mary Droft et al for compensation. Mary Ohl sues Elizabeth Haeckl for 2500 in damages. G Ray King sues Central Stock and Grain Exchange for 2350. Ernst Anders sues B & O S W Railway Co for 5000 damages. John Connor sues W J Gawne Co for 25000 damages. James Fulton sues Elizabeth Hayman executrix for 2533.33. Molitor L and B Co sue Adolph Stamm et al for mortgage foreclosure. Katie Meyer administratrix sues Cincinnati Street Railway for 10000 damages. St Clair B and L Co sue James Nagel et al for mortgage foreclosure.
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Mary C. Ankenhauer
Wm. L. Dickson
City of Cincinnati
Mary Droftt
Charles J. Vnl
Mary Ohl
Elizabeth Haeckl
J. T. Rhyno
G. Ray King
Central Stock and Grain Exchange
Wilson & Wilson
Ernst Anders
Shay & Cogan
James F. Fulton
Elizabeth Hayman
Executrix
Furber & Jackson
Wm. J. Ward
The
B. Co
Adolph G. Stamm
Katie Meyer
Cincinnati Street Railway Company
St. Clair B. and L. Co
James H. Nagel Et al
Cobb, Howard & Bailey
Incorporation Papers Filed for Stonemasons Association
Incorporation papers for the Contract ing Stonemasons' Association of Cincinnati and vicinity were received yesterday in Ohio. The body evolved from the Master Stonemasons' Association to address labor issues and has renamed itself. An office is set in the Bradio Block with incorporators John F Heitbrink Frank Jaco Henry Ausdenmoore John Tucker Nicholas rhet Henry Meierose and Amand Desch.
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Master Stonemasons’ Association
Bradio Block
John F. Heitbrink
Frank Jaco Henry Ausdenmoore
John Tucker
Nicholas Rhet
Henry Meierose
Amand Desch
University Elections At Campuses Today
Elections for the staff of the Annual and for members of the Comedy Club will be held at the University today with student participation expected across departments.
STEAMBOATS SERVICE NOTES FOR MADISON AREA
Listings show steamboat routes for Madison and intermediate points. Madison Packet departs Mon Wed Fri from Strllizziera and Golden Gate from Main Street at 3 30 p m with captains Bettens Browinski and crew, plus offices and contact details.
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Browinski
Household goods and car auction by Ezekiel & Bern Co
Auctioneers at 334 Main Street offer cash for various items including household furniture cars and pets. They guarantee fair deals and provide quick payment for items consigned or bought. Contact to arrange collection or appraisal.
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the Ezekiel & Bern Co
Main Street
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