Wet weather Boosts Wheat Prices as Kansas Fields Flood
Kansas wheat reported under water with widespread rain across the Midwest and Northwest. Wheat futures rose while corn and oats showed mixed moves as traders priced in heavy rainfall and flooded fields. Kansas production is estimated near 50 million bushels with harvesting delayed by floods.
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Grain and commodity prices steady amid mixed overseas demand
New York and St. Louis market notes show wheat firm on foreign buying and weather shocks, with July at 78 3 4c and September at 76 4c, corn weak after initial wheat strength, oats firm on rains, beans steady, coffee and sugar firm. receipts and exports listed for multiple grains and currencies.
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Swedenborgian church plans at Oak and Winslow in Walnut Hills
The Swedenborgians request a permit from Building Inspector Fooker to erect a new Walnut Hills church at Oak and Winslow. The $40,000, one story blue limestone edifice will feature a 70 foot tower with four pinnacles and slate top, with wings for assembly and Sunday school, a pastor’s residence, and a large lawn in front.
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First New Jerusalem Society of Cincinnati
Fooker
Oak and Winslow
Walnut Hills
Winslow Street
Oak Street
Anton Schmuelling
Clark Street
Baymiller and
Linn
J. B. Wallace
William H. Smith
Jos. A. Kleinhenz
H. A. Hoskins
J. H. Chas. Smith
A. Doppler
James Conners
Barr Street
E. Vietor
Gest Street
Catherine Grady
Richmond Street
Theodore Mayer & Co
Straus
Court Docket Entries From Common Pleas Court
No 123961 H A Maurer Co vs C R Roths child appeal from Squire Brandt. No 123962 Mary E Earley vs Thomas L Griffith for 1247 on a note. Chas M Leslie. No 12393 Edward M Spangenberg vs Geo Kasselman et al lien for 51.2. Edward M Spangenberg.
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C. R. Rothschild
Squire Brandt
Mary E. Earley
Thomas L. Griffith
Chas. M. Leslie
Edward M. Spangenberg
Geo. Kasselman
Contracts for Brick Street Improvements Let by Board of Public Service
The Board of Public Service awarded three brick street projects. Long alley from rail alley to Franklin street awarded to Wm Flynn for 2251 dollars 68 cents. Jordan alley from Clark to Gest street awarded to F H Kirchner for 2009 dollars 30 cents. Hewitt avenue from Gilbert avenue to Hackberry street awarded to William Fogarty for 4520 dollars 52 cents. A bid by J Delaney for grading at twenty dollars per cubic yard totaled 17601 dollars 90 cents, a miskey that likely would have allowed him to win if twenty cents had been bid.
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Rail Alley
Franklin Street
Wm. Flynn
Jordan Alley
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Gest Street
F. H. Kirchner
Hewitt Avenue
Gilbert Avenue
Hackberry Street
William Fogarty
J. Delaney
Trade Uninjured by Labor Strikes in Steel Contracts
R G Dun and Co weekly review notes no fall in business from labor controversies, aided by strong agricultural outlook. May railway freight up 8.7 percent from last year, 21.7 percent above 1900. Steel deliveries delayed by producer timing, next year's contracts show activity remains high. Textile stocks steady. cotton goods price outlook favorable with new crop. Grain shows mixed crop estimates.US bankruptcies 162 vs 179 last year. Canada 20 vs 23.
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Cattle and Hogs See Mixed Trade Across Markets
Cincinnati reports a Friday cattle run of 809 head with prices down from midweek. Hog demand stays selective with best heavy hogs $7.30 to $7.45. sheep and lambs steady to lower amid weaker Eastern news.
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Commercial Tribune
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New York Bond Sales Summary
Bond dealer report lists numerous issues with varied prices and yields from A. Ca. to Reading gen 4s. Records show active trading across railways and utilities, including Alton & Danville, Reading, Wabash, and Colorado lines, with amounts ranging from thousands to tens of thousands and yields from about 90% to 109%.
Butter and Cheese Prices Across Cities on June 13
Reports from Pittsburg Boston New York Chicago and St Louis show butter prices steady to easy with creamERY and dairy varieties ranging from 18 to 25 cents per pound. Cheese offerings include full cream and Swiss at 9 to 14 percent, eggs traded around 14 to 18 cents, and poultry by the dozen at various regional rates.
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Option Given On Phone Systems in Cleveland
The Bankers' Committee overseeing the Everett-Moore Syndicate has given an option to independent capitalists on the United States Telephone Company. The firm, connected with the Federal Telephone Company, serves most Ohio towns and plans rapid expansion to link with East and West long-distance firms. A large portion of stock is underwritten, and a reorganization aims to retire floating debt at once.
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Bankers’ Committee
Everett-Moore Syndicate
United States Telephone Company
Federal Telephone Company
Ohio
Chicago
Iron Market Review Signals Strong Week Despite Strikes
The iron market stays firm with cash Birmingham at 18, Southern Nov 2 foundry. Southern furnaces eye early 1903 orders as shortages from anthracite and district strikes threaten output. Coke ovens and banked furnaces need time to resume normal production amid rising prices for specialty coke and car wheel grades.
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New River
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Ohio
Cincinnati
Boston Wool Market Tightens With Firm Prices Kept
The Commercial Bulletin notes a active Boston wool market with strong prices across grades. Demand from large buyers remains high, with some sections showing price advances and a general upward tendency. Through January 1902 receipts reach 115,527,487 pounds, shipments about 116,631,255 pounds, and stock levels near 49,350,457 pounds.
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Boston
Commercial Bulletin
United States
CPA
Trade directory excerpt with multiple vendors and goods
A retail advertising list shows merchants and wares across city blocks including Brinker & Schwener groceries, J Osborn cement walks, Pickering Hardware, General Electric electricals, Brighton Mill flour, A Janszen grocers, Bode Hardware, Cypress Lumber, American Book Co textbooks, Robertson Sewing, and numerous life and fire insurers. The dense catalog notes addresses and product categories from clothing to elevators and cement work.
Regulation Bans Artificial Coloring in Oleomargarine
Commissioner Yerkes rules artificial coloring cannot be used in oleomargarine without raising the tax from a quarter of a cent to ten cents per pound. The decision clarifies that any color additive triggers the higher levy.
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Washington
Yerkes
Internal Revenue Bureau
Delegates Return from National Whisky Dealers Convention
All but sixteen of the local delegates to the National Whisky Dealers convention in Pittsburg returned home yesterday morning. The remaining delegation traveled east. J. Walter Freiberg of Cincinnati was proposed for president by the nominating committee and was unanimously elected amid uproarious cheers.
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Whisky Dealers’ Convention
Pittsburg
J. Walter Freiberg
Cincinnati
Higgins Resigns UP Post for Southern Railway Role
Samuel Higgins resigned as Superintendent of Motive Power for the Union Pacific yesterday and announced today a new post with the Southern Railway. He will head the mechanical department of the entire system from Washington and depart for the East at once.
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Neb
Samuel Higgins
Union
Pacific Railroad
Southern Railway
Washington
Higgins
Credit Men Return Home From Louisville Convention
The Louisville delegation of local credit men arrived home yesterday. George F. Dieterle, president of the Cincinnati Credit Men's Association, went to Louisville with the group and then proceeded to Pittsburg for a wholesale dealers convention before returning home yesterday.
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George F. Dieterle
Cincinnati Credit Men's Association
Pittsba
Esterday
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