Bears raid drives wheat lower and corn and oats slide
Chicago June 18 Wheat prices fell more than 8 cents as strong selling by long holders prompted a bear raid. September closed 92 1/2 to 93 cents while July ranged 90 to 94 cents. Corn eased to about 52 to 53 cents, oats near 42 cents, and provisions weakened with lard and ribs down. Local receipts were mixed as forecasts and demand influenced cash grain activity.
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Chicago
Canada
Shorts
Minneapolis
Duluth
Seeleae Neon
Wheat and flour markets show mixed receipts and prices
Grain desks report June 12 prices and receipts across New York Milwaukee Toledo Kansas City and St Louis with wheat sharp drops on Manitoba news then partial rally on exports. Corn and oats hold steady to weak as carriers, hogs, and lard price moves reflect unsettled demand and regional shipments.
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New York
Minnesota
Duluth
B. Afloat
Manitoba
Commercial Tribune
Milwaukee
Commerccial Tribune
Toledo
Ccmenana Kacity
Lout Ny
Timothy
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Chicago
Kansas City
Minneapolia
Bt. Louis
Peoria
Cincinnati
New York Mining Prices and Ticker Snippets
A June New York mining listing shows prices for Adams a Alice at 8.00, Breece 0.20, Comstock at 0.26, and various other ore or stock references including Iron, Chief r 75, Potoslooonee 48, and Qualk Hopes 3 among scattered letters and figures.
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New York
Adams
Alice
Comstock
Tunnel
Om Va
Tata
Cincinnati Markets grain and produce report June 12
Minneapolis cash wheat 98c down from 99c. wheat and corn ease. oats and rye down. hay softer with some sales. numerous car and shipment figures for wheat corn oats rye hay whisky and various groceries. fruit and dairy prices listed with ranges.verages and receipts noted.
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Minneapolis
Fruits and Vegetables Price List
Fruits and vegetables with regional prices. Apples $6.50 per barrel. Lemons Messina $4.50 box, California $8.50, Palermo $4.50, Florida $3.50. Bananas firsts $1.75 per bunch, seconds $1.50. Oranges Florida $4, California $2.50. Beets 40 to 45 cents per dozen. Potatoes 85 to 90 cents per bushel. Onions $2.25 to $2.50 per crate. Cabbage $2.25 to $3.50 per crate.
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Messina
California
Palérmo
Florida
River timetable departures from Pittsburg Charleston and Madison
Today's schedule lists departures from KEYSTONE STATE at 5 p.m. to Charleston and from Maysville COURIER at 11 p.m. to Madison. Other lines include CITY OF LOUISVILLE at 5 p.m and LIZZIE BAY at 5 p.m. with additional entries for GREENLAND and - marks.
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Pittsburg
Keystone State
Charleston
Greenland
Maysville, Courier
Madison
Lizzie Bay
City OF Louisville
River departures and conditions at Cincinnati port
The Cincinnati port reports brisk river activity with several packets listed as departed for Pomeroy Maysville Madison Louisville and Memphis. The Keystone State Greenland City of Louisville and City of Louisville were noted among today's and upcoming departures while the Ohio River forecast calls for a rise then potential fall ahead. Weather described as rainy and warmer with heavy freight and passenger listings.
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Cincinnati
H. M. Stanley
Pomeroy
Courter
Maysville
Levi J. Workum
Madison
City of Cincinnati
Louisville
Georgia Lee
Memphis
Keystone State
Pittsburg
Greenland
Linzie Bay
City of
Ohio
Huntington
Pittsburg Packet
Broadway
All Way
Yeas
Greene Line
Main Street
Crleston
Theuisville
Raymond Horner
Monitor
Peter Lee
Powell
Lee Line
Ellison
River heights and departures reported in Warren dispatch
Special Dispatches to Commercial Tribune list river gauges across towns including Warren Morgantown Greensbor o Wheeling and Marietta with readings from 2 to 44 feet and notes of rising or falling levels. Departures and arrivals for vessels such as Kanawha Lorena A R Budd and others are listed with times and destinations.
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Commercial Tribune
Warren
Oil City
Morgantown
Greensboro
Woodward
Columbia
Pittsburg
Steubenville
Wheeling
Kanawha
Charleston
Bessie Smith
Parkersburg
Ben Hur
M. Royal
Clarington
Ruth
Matamoras
Jie Greenland
H. K. Bedford
Valley, Belle
Marietta
Greenwood
A. R. Budd
Pleasant
J. T. Harved
Otto Marmet
Keystone
Gallipolis
Madison
Clear
W. R. el
Evans ¥Ville
Ene
Lower
Mississi
Lee
St. Louis
Money on call steady in New York market
New York money on call remains steady at 2 to 2 1 2 percent with ruling rate 2 percent. short maturities show stronger demand with sixty day bills at 8 1 4 to 4 6 percent and ninety day bills at 4 1 2 to 4 6 percent. sterling exchange steady with bankers' bills around 487.05 for demand and 483.70 to 483.75 for sixty day bills. government and railroad bonds reported steady or irregular.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Gaby
Boston
Mass
Atchison Adjustable
Atchison
Mexican Central
Boston & Albany
Boston & Maine
Boston Elevated
Fitchburg
Union Pacific
Edison Electric Illum
Massachusetts Electric
Massachusetts Gas
United Fruit
United Shoe
U. S. Steel
Mining stock quotes from Boston session
A Boston price table lists numerous mining stocks with quarterly and daily percentages. Companies include Amalgamated, Michigan, Copper Range, Calumet and Arizona, United States Mining, Nevada, and Butte Coalitions, among many others, with varied price changes and notations.
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Boston
Mass
Adventure
Allouéz
Amalgamated
Atlantic
Bingham
Calumet & Hecla
Centennial
Copper Range
Daly West
Franklin
Granby
Ne ‘Royale
Michigen
Mohawk
Montana
Market Report Roundup from City Listings
Butter steady in Philadelphia and Chicago with creameries reporting 17 to 23 cents. Eggs steady in Philadelphia and Kansas City with varied case counts. Cheese quiet in Philadelphia and New York, with prices from 11 to 20 cents. Poultry weaker in Chicago and Western markets. live fowl and turkey prices cited across states.
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Utter Elgin Creamery
Springer
New York
Duceacago
Ohio
Michigan
Philadelphia
Kansas City
Chicago
Springs
New State
State
Pennsylvania
New Suits Filed Across Common Pleas and Superior Court
The docket lists multiple new filings including Anna Wrightson vs Helen Brooks for injunction. Fannie Stewart vs Bryant & Trevor et al to quiet title. mee J Weston vs A T Frank for rent. G Smith vs Rosa Schweiz for $37.78. Hinsch Coal and Coke Co vs J C Hosea appeal. A Colker vs Buckeye Leaf Tobacco Warehouse appeal. Amelia Suees vs George Suees for divorce. Jewett Car Co vs Cincinnati & Columbus Traction Co for 204.66. Amanda Wilson vs City of Cincinnati for 2500 damages.
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Anna Wrightson
Helen Brooks
Shay & Cogan
Thomas L. Michie
Fannie Stewart
Bryant & Trevor Et al
Dennig J. Ryan
Mee
J. Weston
A. T. Frank
Price J. Jones
Sor ‘G. Smith
Rosa Schweiz
the Hinsch Coal and Coker
J. C. Hosea
Lamedes
A. Colker
Buckeye Leaf Tobacco Warehouse
Squire Bloom
Amelia Suees
George Suess
Renner & Renner
the Jewett Car Company
Cincinnati & Columbus Traction Company
Wright & Wright
Amanda Wilson
City of Cincinnati
Edwin W. Kemper
C. A. J. Walker
Aging Divine Celebrates Eighty Eighth Birthday
The Rev. Carl Anton Becker turned eighty eight at his Westwood home yesterday. Born in Nassau Germany he became the oldest German Reformed Church minister in the country and retired from active service two years ago.
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Westwood
Carl Anton Becker
Mr. Becker
Nassau
Germany
Mrs Knapp Refuses to Sign Mortgage for Bible School
Mrs M W Knapp trustee of Gods Bible School told Judge Pfleger she could not sign a $5,000 mortgage note to cover creditors. The court urged urgency, warning delay could wreck the institution. If she persists, she may be removed as trustee. Other lawsuits include Anna Wrightson seeking to enjoin Helen Brooks over a Plum street lease. W W Blair sued for $2,000 in a fall at Chatfield Woods store.
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M. W. Knapp
God’s Bible School
Judge Pfleger
Knapp
Pfleger
Judge Place
Charles H. A. Walker
Jackson Sparrow
Martin W. Knapp
Anna Wrightson
Helen Brooks
Hlding
Plum Street
Common Pleas Court
Wrightson
City Hospital
Miss Brooks
Interurban Car Firms face suit in Superior Court
The Jewett Car Company sues Cincinnati & Columbus Traction Company for 304.06 claiming balance on six interurban car contract. Attorneys Wright and Wright for plaintiff. Judge Hosea presided as Katie Ivey seeks 25000 for injuries from a Millcreek Valley line collision, with Outcast & Hickenlooper for the defendants.
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Thomas L. Michie
A. C. Fricke
Robertson & Buchwalter
Jewett Car Company
Cincinnati & Columbus Traction Company
Wright
Katie Ivey
Ohio Traction Company
Cincinnati Traction Company
Millcreek Valley
Hosea
John C. Healy
Outcast & Hickenlooper
Probate Court Values Estates in Wills and Admins
Applications to administer estates reveal multiple bequests and life estates. Jacob Hussel left property to his wife Barbara and life use of real estate before division among heirs. Jacob Lauther’s will gives life to Katie Lauther then equal shares to Charlotte Jacob and Arthur. Vincent Klick’s estate valued at $4,317. Abe Newburgh’s personal property at $16,332 with $15,000 in Labold & Newburgh stock. Administrations filed for Mary P. Comegys $10,000. Nelson Sayler $55,000. Michele N Subrizi $121. Sabbie Stearns $600. Dominico Subrize and Luella Blair also noted.
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Jacob Hussel
Barbara Hussel
Jacob Lauther
Katie Lauther
Charlotte
Jacob
Arthur Lauther
Vincent Klick
Abe Newburgh
Labold & Newburgh Company
Charles G. Comegys
Mary P. Comegys
John R. Sayier
Nelson Sayler
Dominico Subrize
Michele N. Subrizi
Luella M. Blair
Sabbie Stearns
Real Estate Transfers And Leases In City Notes
Real estate activity includes the sale of 1032 and 1034 Mound street a double two story dwelling four rooms on a 33 by 99 foot lot to Sarah O. Devon for 3000. A three story brick at 128 West Ninth street was leased by C Ross Lodwick to H. Landon for a term at 900 per year. The Stacey Manufacturing Company gains the George Stacey estate properties valued at 40000. Leases renewed for Edward Levi at 621 Richmond street and for Blickensderfer Manufacturing at 229 West Fourth street for one year.
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Mound Street
Henry Huxley
Sarah O. Devon
Theodore Mayer
Theodore Mayer & Bro
William B. Poland & Co
West Ninth Street
C. Ross “Lodwick
Washington
H. Landon
Cleneay & Nourse
George Stacey
Stacey Manufacturing Company
Guszie S. Ogden
Edward Levi
Richmond Street
Blickensderfer Manufacturing Company
West Fourth Street
Real Estate Transfers and Mortgages in Cincinnati Area
Real estate transfers list numerous parcels across Pleasant Ridge, Mt. Washington, Covington, Newport, and Ludlow with buyers including Durrell Realty Co. and Stacey Mfg. Co. Also shown are mortgages filed and canceled, building permits issued for multiple Dublin area sites, and detailed lot dimensions and street references across several townships and suburbs.
Bankruptcy filings and suits hit United States Courts docket
Jules H. Shulkey, former Morse School head, filed creditor and asset schedules after bankruptcy with 500,000 shares of Bonanza King stock and 1,058 Trojan Mining shares listed as assets. Creditors amount to hundreds of dollars each, total mobilities $28,101, plus $1,700 salary claim and minor policies and notes. Other actions include Waginc Manufacturing suits against Charles B. Oglesby, Peerless Foundry’s bankruptcy petition with $2,370 liabilities, and Charles M. Noble's $3,300 damages suit after a scaffold collapse. Comments on road tax suits in Highland County and patent infringement suit against Singer.
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Jules H. Shulkey
Morse School of Telegraphy
Advent
Shualkey
Shulkey
Bonanza King Development Company
Trojan Mining Company
California
Ohio
Charles B. Oglesby
Middletown
Waginc Manufacturing Company
McSherry Manufacturing Company
Ogtesby
Peerless Foundry Company
Dayton
Harry Reiter
John Reiter
William Reiter
Charles M. Noble
C. Crane & Co
Eastern Avenue
Hazen Street
J. N. Hogsett
H. N. Head
Highland County
Gardiner Savings Institution
Max Hoffert
Singer Sewing Machine Company
Belle McDowell
Nelson Cramer
James Mahoney
Ordinance to appropriate property for street opening Cincinnati 1907
City of Cincinnati passes ordinance 2002 to appropriate parcels for opening and widening a street to connect with St Gregory Street east of Twenty First Street. It authorizes compensation assessment by a jury and pays costs from bond proceeds. Effective upon law.
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Nati
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Harry ‘Hall
St. Gregory Street
Harry Hall
Arry Hail
Egrees
Siderial Street
Fagin Street
D. O'Donnell
Celestial Street
Emma Foster
Herato
City of
Cincinnati
Frank L. Pfaff
Edwin Henderson
Notice to Contractors Hamilton County Culvert Repair Bid
Sealed proposals for culvert repairs on Whiskey Run road near Winton Road in Springfield Township are due July 12 1907 at noon. Bids on blank forms require two sureties of 500 dollars each. The Hamilton County Commissioners reserve the right to reject any or all bids. Stanley Struble president Fred Dreihs clerk.
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Hamilton County
Cincinnati
Board of County
Whiskey Run Road
Winton Road
Springfield Township
Office
Board of County Commissioners
Board Ofounty Commissioners
Board of Hamillton County Commissioners
Stanley Struble
Fred Dreihs
Notice to Contractors for Concrete Box Culvert Bid
Hamilton County Commissioners publish a notice to contractors dated June 13 1907 in Cincinnati Ohio inviting sealed bids by Friday under Specifications No 536 for a concrete box culvert on Compton road Mt Healthy Springfield Township. Bids to be obtained at the Board office with right to reject any or all bids Attest FrEd Dreihs Clerk
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the Commissioners
Hamilton County
Cincinnati
Ohio
Board of County Commissioners
Compton Road
Mt. Healthy
Springfield Township
Board of Hamilton County Commissioners
Stanley Struble
Fred Dreihs
Divorce Suit Alleges Neglect in Suess Case
Emelia Suess sues for divorce alimony and child custody alleging her husband George Suess failed to provide. Renner & Renner represent the plaintiff on Averill Collamore granted fee from Lulu May Collamore on grounds of gross neglect.
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Emelia Suess
George Suess
Renner & Renner
Averill
Lulu May Collamore
Boy Recovers $2500 Damages for Lost Fingers
A jury in Judge Howard Ferris court awarded Bernard Korte 13 to 2500 dollars for personal injuries after four fingers on his left hand were severed by a saw at the Cincinnati Bush Bang Company.
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Howard Ferris
Cincinnati Bush Bang Company
Bernard Korte
County Commissioners advertise bids for Culverton Cleves Pike work
County Commissioners of Hamilton County Ohio invite bids under Specifications No 631 for improvement of Culverton Cleves and ridgetown pike near Balzer's in Miami Township. Two good and sufficient sureties in the sum of five hundred dollars each are required that the bidder will enter into contract if awarded. TANLEY STRUBLE, superintendent.
Reading mayor probes alleged $7000 misappropriation
Mayor Henry Heckmann of Reading teams with Jacob Flading Michael Meiser Riley Murphy and William Hauser to investigate alleged misappropriation of 7000 from the Board of Public Service after citizens request. They say about 27000 dollars was approved for water works but only 20000 spent.
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Henry Heckmann
Reading
Jacob Flading
Michael Meiser
Riley Murphy
William Hauser
Board of Public Service
Packet Line Schedules From Pittsburg and Cincinnati
Pittsburg and Cincinnati Packet Line announces KEYSTONE STATE leaving wharfboat foot of Broadway Thursday June 13 at 6 p.m. Agent E R Mauck. Queen City follows Sate June 15. GREENE LINE AMER GREENLAND serves Charleston Wheeling Pomeroy leaving foot Main St daily at 11 p.m. except Saturday. COURTLER steamer Maysville and intermediate points at 11 p.m. from Main St. Daily at 5 p.m. except Sundays for Loutaville and intermediate points and Lower Ohio boats. Kentucky River height received daily. Tel numbers listed.
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Peters Lee
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Lee Line Steamer Service Announces Memphis and Louisville Fares
Notice from J F Ellison Supt and Gen Agent for Lee Line Steamers advertising Memphis and Louisville routes with meals and berth included. Fare stated as $11.00 with freight received daily from wharfboat foot of Broad Tilda and Bluff areas per office at 24 E Front Rye Main 1180. June 26 office follow.
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Memphis, Inc
Louisville, Inc
For Sale or Lease Tusculum Heights Area
Classified item announces sale or lease of property in Tusculum Heights area along a road likely in a residential district. Indicates availability and possible terms. No explicit price or contact provided in readable fragments.
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