Apathy Day in Wheat and Grain Ends Slimly on Weather
Chicago trading desks reported apathy as wet weather dampened activity in the wheat pit. July wheat fell while corn and oats showed mixed moves amid rumors of big deals and signs of exhausted old wheat stocks.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
France
England
Minneapolis
Duluth
Seaboard
Wall ‘Street
J. Ogden Armour
Wall Street
Cleser
Tau
Sat
Areneke
UUM Lalitess
Mets
Phenix Grain & Stock Exchange Address Listed
The Phenix Grain and Stock Exchange is shown at 315 Vine Street Cincinnati with a phone listing 96 and a standard business address.
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Grain and Stock Exchange
Phenix Grain & Stock Exchange
Vine Street
Cincinnati
New York Money Markets and Bank Averages Reported
New York on June 14 reports money on call no transactions, mercantile paper 4 to 5 percent, sterling at 487 3/4 to 488 1/2, bar silver 52 cents, Mexican dollars, government and railroad bonds steady. Associated banks weekly averages show loans down 3.20 million, deposits down 3.03 million, circulation down 55,600, legal tenders up 1.10 million, specie up 108,100, reserve up 1.26 million with surplus rising 2.02 million. Boston closes with call loans 8 to 4 percent, time loans 4 to 5 percent, bonds including Atchison 43 3/4, Mexican Central 4s 82, N E Gas and Coke 57 percent.
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Atchison
Boston & Albany
Boston Ee
Boston
N. Y
Uni
American
American Telegram and Telephone
Dominion Iron and Steel
General Electric
Massetts Electric
Massachusetts
New York
Associated Banks
Stock Exchange
Webb-Meyer
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Mexican Central
N. E. Gas and Coke
Grain and market notes from New York and midwest reports
Wheat and corn futures drift lower amid weak cables and unloading. Chicago and St Louis show firmer bid on flour and soft commodities while Boston and Milwaukee report dull or steady activity across wheat oats and barley with minor price shifts.
Mining stocks and metal prices across US exchanges
Tin steady at $30 to $30.50 per ton while copper advances show standard spot to August at 11.70 to 12.60. Lead remains around 4.12 with spilter dull. Iron quiet but steady. Mining shares list mixed gains and losses across New York Boston and St Louis markets with names like Adams Con, Amalgamated, Calumet & Hecla, Ontario, San Copper, Tamarack, and Union Copper among others.
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Commercial Tribune
Colorado Springs
Elkton
Isabella
Portland
Vindicator
Work
Calera
Edsall, Key & Co
New York
Lake
Adams
Alice
Breece
Brunswick
Comstock Tunnel
Con. Cal. & Va
Deadwood Terra
Horn
Iron
Leadville
Little Chief
Ontario
Ophir
Phoenix
Potosi
Savage
Sierra Nevada
Small Hopes
Standard
Boston
Adventure
Allouez
Amalgamated
Bingham
Calumet & Hecla
Centennial
Copper Range
Dominion Coal
Franklin lI
Isle Royale
Mohawk
Old Dominion
Osceola
Parrot
Quincy
San Copper
Tamarack
Trimountain Trinity
United States
Utah
Victoria
Winona
Wolverine
United Copper
Daly West
ST. Louis
Speer
Estimating Contest Offer at Commercial Tribune
Readers are invited to invest 1.00 in the Commercial Tribune Estimating Contest with a total prize pool of 34000.00 and a stated chance of 49 to 1 for winning. The notice promotes participation and outlines the entry cost and odds.
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The
Commercial Tribune
Mathews recounts Cincinnati professorship offer
Dr John A Mathews details the alleged offers to become head of chemistry at the University of Cincinnati. He explains a verbal agreement with Dr Ayers and a later reversal by Ayers saying no professor had been appointed. The facts hinge on a sequence of meetings in New York Philadelphia and letters from Ayers and a Dean.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
John A. Mathews
The
University of Cincinnati
Ayers
Norton
Mathews
Washington and Jefferson College
Columbia University
Cincinnati
Iron and Steel Institute
England
Dr. Ayers
Evans
Chemical Department
Dr. Mathews
American Chemical Society
Philadelphia
Prof. Evans
Butler
Carnegie
Department of Chemistry
A Gay Trolley Party Honors Mr Harry Appel Birthday
A secret trolley party planned by Appel millinery staff celebrated Mr Harry Appel on his thirty fifth birthday on Friday June thirteen. Guests included Misses M Dudley Crain Julia Hare Ethel Judd Lula McSweeney Tillie Mergeithaler Anna Dinkalaker Lizzie Bennington Fannie Griffig Mary Pillman Cora Brown Dora Hellmig M McGetrick Lillie Due Bessie Dulaney Sadie Gates Lucy Koelblin Clara Wellinghoff Maggie Eigenbrodt Ari Weser Will Appel Jake and Mrs and Mrs Appel.
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Appel Millinery
Harry Appel
Chester Park
M. Dudley Crain
Julia’ ‘Hare
Ethel Judd
Lula McSweeney
Tillie Mergeithaler
Anna Dinkalaker
Lizzie Bennington
Fannie Griffig
Mary Pillman
Cora Brown
Dora Hellmig
M. McGetrick
Lillie Due
Bessie Dulaney
Sadie Gates
Lucy Koelblin
Clara
Lula Wellinghoff
Maggie
Martha Eigenbrodt
Ari Weser
Will ‘Appel
Jake
Hepburn Confers With President On New Department Of Commerce
Representative Hepburn and committee members conferred with the President on forming a new Department of Commerce. The President said he had not yet decided which bureaus to include. It was agreed cabinet officers should nominate representatives to advise on detachments and additions. The measure will likely be postponed to the next Congress session.
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Washington
Hepburn
House Committee On Interstate and Foreign Commerce
Department of Commerce
America
Europe
W. A. Cook
M.D
Cook Medical Company
German Interest in US Old age Pensions and Ban on Emigration
Berlin reports Emperor William weighing expansion of old age pension laws to ensure workers retirement support. A circulating pamphlet titled In Darkest United States depicts American cities as deeply immoral and warns Germans against emigration. Also notes a dinner hosted by Ambassador White for German and American officials and scholars, praising hospitality in St Petersburg.
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Berlin
Emperor Williams
United States
Germany
Felix Baumann
New York
Chicago
New Orleans
San Francisco
Andrew White
Baron von Richthofen
Kuhn Loeb & Co Buy Metropolitan Bonds
Kuhn Loeb & Co, which financed the $12,400,000 4 percent ten year Metropolitan Street Railway bonds, have purchased the entire issue. Of the issue, $11,000,000 will fund motive power changes and the remainder will retire numerous small liens.
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New York
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
Metropolitan’ Street Railway
Estimating Contest Offers 1490 Prize Chances For Ten Friends
One group of ten shares parts of a $34,000 prize pool. Each participant gets ten chances per prize, totaling 14 900 opportunities to win a portion of the amount.
New York Stocks Offers Brainstorm Contest for Prizes
An ad urges readers to recruit nine friends to contribute estimates for a $34 000 contest offering 1 490 prizes. It promises tenfold opportunity by pooling brains and participating as a group in the stock market themed promotion.
Kentucky man sentenced for shooting in Pineville court
Dave Edwards was sentenced to four years in the penitentiary after pleading guilty to shooting T Tartarian on May 27 in Pineville Kentucky. The prosecution sought five years claiming the act was unprovoked and intended to kill. Tartarian attended the trial.
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Commercial Tribune
Pineville
Dave Edwards
T. Tartarian
Tartarian
Black Diamond Express Leaves Buffalo at Noon for New York
The Black Diamond Express departs Buffalo at noon via Lehigh Valley Railroad bound for New York with a la carte dining car service and luxurious parlor and day coaches. Pee allowed at Niagara Falls on all through tickets to New York and Philadelphia.
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Buffalo
Lehigh Valley Railroad
New York
Niagara Falls
Philadelphia
Mindful Savings Ad Keeps Readers Quiet
An advertising notice urges readers to subscribe to the Commercial Tribune and mail in an estimate to settle their thoughts, promising peace of mind without further consideration.
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The
Commercial Tribune
Body of Clarence Foster Found in Shinnecock Bay
The body of Clarence Foster, missing since Monday night, was found in Shinnecock Bay Long Island showing signs of violence suggesting murder. Also found was the body of Miss Sarah Lawrence, Foster’s companion, near the same area. A coroner is investigating. Foster was married and they were on an outing from New York to Good Ground.
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New York
Clarence Foster
Shinnecock Bay
Long Island
Sarah Lawrence
Foster
Good Ground
L. L
Delhi Bond Issue Defeated in Special and Regular Elections
A special election in Delhi defeated a $12,000 street improvement bond issue by two thirds. In the regular election the measure failed by a single vote, leading to the calling of the special election.
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Delhi
Drawing Exhibition at Hughes High School
Hughes High School hosts the year's work from its drawing classes tomorrow under the direction of Instructor Ella E. Brite and Principal E. W. Coy.
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Hughes
Hughes High School
Ella E. Brite
E. W. Coy
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