Wheat Prices Fall Sharply as Harvest Starts Southwest
Ideal harvest weather in the United States and Canada spurs heavy selling as wheat, corn, oats and provisions move lower. September wheat falls to 92 cents, July to 84, corn down to 51 1/2 cents, oats mixed, and provisions weak with hogs and lard retreating. Local receipts surpass estimates while clearances and exports for the week rise.
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Chicago
Canada
Iis News
United States
Liverpool
Bradstreet’s
Minneapolis
Duluth
Grain market summary across New York and Midwest reports
New York sees dull wheat and steady to weak prices with large receipts and exports. July futures near weekly lows amid poor Liverpool signals. Corn and oats show mixed tones with spot activity soft to steady. various regional prices in Duluth Milwaukee and St Louis reflect similar mood.
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Milwaukee
Duluth
ST. Louis
New York
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Toledo
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Cincinnati Market Report Friday Evening Grain and Provisions
Cincinnati markets show wheat to 96% of par with light demand. Wheat and oats ease, corn and rye steady or quiet. Prices list for wheat corn oats flour hay whisky and varied grain movements across multiple commodities and railcar grades.
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Minneapolis
Fruits and Vegetables Price List Snapshot
ARticle lists wholesale prices for produce. Apples six fifty to seven per barrel. Lemons from Messina four fifty to five per box and various regional prices. Bananas firsts and seconds per bunch with small totals. Oranges Florida and California prices. Beets potatoes onions cabbage priced per dozen, bush, crate, or box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messina
California
Palermo
Florida
Tobacco market ends week steady with best price levels
The week closed with steadier tobacco prices and generally compares favorably with last week. Buyers showed a tendency to push prices down for all grades, while fine types remained resilient. Weekly offerings were large across Farmers and Shippers Bodmann Globe and Planters with mixed lots and price ranges across new and old tobaccos.
Poultry Prices Steady For Week With Slim Demand
In the past week 351 new crop birds were offered with 43 sold at 15 to 19 dollars per 100 pounds and 12 above 20 dollars per 100 at up to 23.75. Older stock mostly medium to good. Rejections were 18 percent and receipts were heavier than recent weeks.
Tobacco Sales Report From Louisville Warehouses
Special Dispatch notes three Louisville tobacco warehouses selling Burley types. The People's Warehouse offered 25 hhds with prices $5.50 to $13.50 and one rejection. Planters' Warehouse moved 20 hhds at $7.60 to $15.50 with no rejections. Central Warehouse sold 54 burley and four dark hogsheads with burley $5.50 to $10 and dark $7.90 to $10, market slightly stronger for dark offerings.
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Commercial Tribune
Louisville
People's Warehouse
Crop prospects show improvement after poor start
Reports from R G Dunn branch offices indicate weather has improved, crops have been replanted where necessary, and maturity risks remain only in a few districts due to early autumn cold.
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Dun
R. G Dunn & Co
Canal Bond Avoided by Secretary Cortelyou Plan
Washington report states Secretary Cortelyou has decided there is no need to issue Panama bonds for now. Treasury balance stands at about 246 million with 74 million surplus, receipts over 629 million and disbursements 554 million this fiscal year, and canal construction costs projected but manageable without new debt.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
Cortelyou
Panama
Treasury
Panama Canal
Harriman Alton Agreement Ends Control of Chicago & Alton
The 1904 agreement between Harriman interests and the Rock Island Company for alternating control of the Chicago & Alton Railroad has been abrogated by mutual consent. Stockholders will now manage the property directly. The plan would have lapsed in 1914 and the change is stated to be without prejudice to either party.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Harriman
Rock Island Company
Chicago & Alton Railroad
Chicago & Alton
Market Moves on June Day Amid Egypt Paris Demand
Money in fair demand with firmer discounts due to possible gold needs for Egypt and Paris. London stocks showed a reactionary trend as British securities eased on lighter investment demand, with renewed talk of Alexandria troubles aiding the softer tone in foreign issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Egypt
Paris
Stock Exchange
Alexandria
New York
Anaconda
Atchison
Baltimore & Ohio
Canadian Pacific
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago Great Western
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
de Beers
Denver & Rio Grande
Erie
Ilinois Central
Louisville & Nashville
New York Central
Norfolk & Western
Ontario & Western
Pennsylvania
Rand Mines
Reading
Southern Railway
Southern Pacific
Nion Pacific
United States Tees
Wabash
Grand Trunk
Berlin
Great Britain
Exchange
Turpentine and rosin market notes across Atlantic region
Oil market summaries from North Lima South Lima Indiana including credit balances and barrel figures. Wilmington Rosin and turpentine activity report quiet tones with varied bid prices. Savannah turpentine quiet and rosin activity strong with numerous grades and price ranges. Charleston shows no movement in turpentine and rosin.
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Toledo
North Lima
South Lima
Indiana Oil Ciay
Wilmington
Savannah
Wool Market Reports Mixed With Transfers and New Clips
In St Louis and Boston reports the wool market shows general quiet with gains from heavy transfers of fine Australian stock totaling about 2 million pounds. Domestic wools are moderate with scarce desirable old offerings, new Arizona wools nearly sold out, and prices steady to firm with a cautious tone for fleece wools. Shipments to June 13 show substantial activity versus last year.
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ST. Louis
Boston
Commercial Bulletin
Arizona
Texas
Sic
Blind tots enjoy red letter day at Clovernook
Blind children from Cincinnati spent a cheerful day at Clovernook hosted by the Misses Trader. They traveled from the Public Library and School for the Blind in omnibuses and a Busse & Borgmann wagon. Miss Gaddum and teachers joined, luncheon followed by elocution, fish pond and donkey party amusements. Prizes and souvenirs concluded the outing.
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Cincinnati
Clovernook
School For the Blind
Busse & Borgmann
Gaddum
Strauss
Florence Trader
Garden Party Opens Settlement Week With Entertainment
The inaugural day on the collegiate school lawn offered booths and crowds as two plays graced the program The Proposal featured Miss Bayless Miss Kearns Worthington Stew art Walker and Will Rawson while The Raspberry Shrub starred Miss Elith Ebersole and Miss Harriett The Settlement Board of Trustees includes Rev George A Thayer Miss Annie Laws Mr Harry W Brown and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collegiate School
Harry W. Brown
Frank Wiborg
Bessie Johnson
Katherine Rattermann
Thomas Schnuck
C. W. Dabney
M. B. J. Czarnomska
Merrick Whitcomb
John F. Hall
Lelia A.garvin
W. H. Fillmore
Clifford M. Stegner
Eric Twachtman
Prizes To Be Awarded At First District School
John Weissler and Helen Wolf of seventh grade will receive handsome watches next Wednesday at First District School. The tradition honors the late Henry W. Edwards who long taught there and gave watches to top students. This year Police Judge Lueders will present the prizes. Principal H. T. Logan organizes a program including a new flag raising.
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John Weissler
Helen Wolf
First District
Henry W. Edwards
First
Edwards
Lueders
8. T. Logan
River Departures From Pittsburg to Nearby Ports
Today's schedule lists departures from Pittsburg with ships bound for Charleston at 5 p.m. the Queen City, H M Stanley at 5 p.m. Madison, Lizzie Bay from Louisville at 5 p.m. and City of Louisville at 5 p.m.
Advertised Departures and River Stage Report
Advertised departures for Pittsburg at 5 p.m. Triweekly. Pomeroy and Maysville daily times noted. Louisville daily at 5 p.m. and Sunday 9 a.m. Memphis schedule missing details. Peters Lee event listed for Wednesday June 19 at 5 p.m. Stage of the River shows the Ohio at Cincinnati at 6 p.m. yesterday was 35 feet and rising.
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Pittsburg
Pomeroy
Maysville
Louisville
Memphis
Peters Lee
Ohio
Cincinnati
LEE Line
Memphis, Inc
Louisville, Inc
Broadway
Icksburg
Pine Bluff
Georgia Lee
E. Front
J. F. Ellison
River Packet Departures and Forecast From Cincinnati Port
The port of Cincinnati reports yesterday departures for Pomeroy Courter Maysville Madison and Louisville with The Tacoma Queen City City of Cincinnati. Today arrivals include Queen City Pittsburg H M Stanley from Pomeroy Lizzie Bay and City of Louisville. Ohio River forecast predicts rising levels with 40 feet at Cincinnati by Saturday and heavy rains causing higher flows along Kanawha and Big Sandy. An excursion on City of Cincinnati to Louisville is set for tomorrow at 9 am for fifty cents over 150 miles.
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Cincinnati
Tacoma
Pomeroy
Courter
Maysville
Levi J. Workum
Madison
City of Cincinnati
Louisville
Queen City
Pittsburg
H. M. Stanley
Lizzie Bay
City of Louisville
Ohio River
Ohio Valley
Ohio
Broadway
Greene Line
Charleston
Main Street
River conditions and arrivals across multiple ports report rising levels
Special dispatches note rivers rising at Evansville Cairo and Louisville with temperatures warm and skies clear. Arrivals include Sprague from New Orleans and John S. Summers from the Lower Mississippi. steamboats Ben-Hur and Bessie Smith noted departures and coal tow movements near Parkersburg and Wheeling.
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Commercial Tribune
Warren
River
Oil City
Pleasant
Morgantown
Greensboro
Columbia
Pittsburg
Steubenville
Sam Brown
Darling
Virginia
Parkersburg
Bessie Smith
Ruth
Tamaras
Roya Clarington
PT. Pleasant
Henry M
Queensley
Kanawha
Marietta
Ben-Hur
Gallipolis
Madison
Louisville
Evansville
Cairo
Sprague
New Orleans
John
Lower
Mississippi
ST. Louis
Memphis
Louis
Dairy and poultry market report from major cities
June market update reports steady butter and eggs across Kansas City Philadelphia and New York with cheese mixed. Chicago notes steady butter and weaker cheese while poultry remains steady to weak with various prices listed for different products.
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Elgin Creamery
Kansas City
Philadelphia
Chicago
Americas
New York
New State
City of Cincinnati bonds fund street improvements across multiple areas
The ordinance outlines issuing bonds for financing grading and paving of streets and alleys including Freeman avenue Harrison avenue and others, providing sewers and roadwork. It details bond denominations 1907 date 15 year maturity at par with semi annual coupons and funding via the city Treasurer and Auditor.
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Manoa
Pifa
City of City
State of Ohio
Agine
Harrison Avenue
Townsend Stre
Colerain
Alms Place
Brackett Alley
Bonaparte Avenue
Brookline Avenue
Freeman Avenue
Sette Mines
Paxton Gton
H. Morton
Moormann
North Street
Plum Street
Monteith Place
Seton Avenue
Beech York
Cincinnati
City of
Ninth Street
Hermosa’ Avenue
Arlington Street
Spr
Kirby Avenue
Colerain Ave
Waverly Avenue
Palm Avenue
Hamilton
Clinton Street
Ravine Street
South End
Convent Place
Storrs Township
Beekman Street
Queen City
Tral Avenue
Forest Avenue
Donahue Street
Observatory Avenue
Locust Street
German Alley
Hewitt Ave- Toraway
City of Cincinnati
Vlahte
McLean Avenue
Rapid Run
roadVe
Tremont Street
Beekman Road
Bruce Ave
Flora Street
Warner Street
Pennock Alley
Corporation Line
Central Avenue
Central Burnet Avenue
Shillito Street
Ashland Avenue
East Drumalley
Huron Ludlow Avenue
Mt. Vernon Avenue
Mt. Cooper
American Exchange
A.D
Frank L. Pfaff
Edwin Henderson
Ohio Incorporations Reported From Columbus June 14
A list of newly incorporated Ohio companies including The Buckeye Store Fixture Company in Toledo with 12000 dollars by Yuba E Downing and others, The Keys Mining Company in Cleveland with 10000 dollars by O J Keys and partners, The E G Turner Company in Akron with 10000 dollars by E G Turner and others, The Emmert Brothers in Somerset with 20800 dollars by Michael Emmert and partners, The Toledo Auto Parts Manufacturing Company in Toledo with 50000 dollars by EB D Cook and others, The Galley Company in Cleveland with 10000 dollars by B J G Galley and partners, and The Cleveland Time Lock Comes ocvenue in Cleveland with 5000 dollars by C A us and others.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Buckeye
Toledo
Yuba E. Downing
Herbert 8. Sheley
Byron O. Smith
H. H. Barber
Keys Mining Company
Cleveland
O. J. Keys
William M. Southern
L. M. Southern
Henry F. Gross
P. L. Stanford
E. G
C. A. Us
Frank Blowsky
Louis Hirsh
F. R. Wolff
G. R. Henry
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Southwest
Grain and Provisions
Vercial Tribune
Comarahtes Tribune
Bradstreet
Clea c. Clearings
Athens I
Inc
Knoxville
Chattadee Inc
Jacksonville, Inc
Pittsburg Jane Inc
Kalamazoo, i 000
Cleveland Inc
Weeee
Breene
Ringfield Til Inc
Jena Ttt
Los Angeles
Ft. Wayne
Omaha Oa
Indianapolis
Rockford
Iveri, Inc
Cedar Rapids
Dec. Inc
Ft. Worth
Chester
Richmond
Binghamton
Albuty 900
Fargo
Tue
South Bend, Inc
St. Joseph
Quincy, II
Springfield
Sioux Falls
Atlanta Oeestsne Inc
Spokane, Washie Inc Inc
Decatur, Ill
Tol
Fremont, Neb Inc
Jacksonville
Ill
Nashville
Lincoln
Neb
Etter Rochester
Oakland
Cal
Hartford
T Houston Ateweee Inc
Wtcoma
Norfolk
Montreal
New Haven
Toronto
Ottawa
Ane
Dayton Inc
Winnipeg
Portland
Vancouver
B. C
Sioux City
Halifax
Quebec
Evansville T
Hamilton N. B
Birmingham
See
St. John, Ener
Syracuse
Ont
Augusta
Victoria
Calgary
Edmonton
Worcester
Tennessee
Poultry Springers
Coal
Youghiogheny, I’p
Ioe
N.Y
Navy
Hama
N. Y
Timothy
Sas
Timothy Peeeeee
Santos Ke
Japan
N. O
Michigan
Akron Crescent
Bodmann
Louisville Tobacco
Dun’s
Harriman-Alton
Prof. Edwards
P.m
Walnut Hills
North
Ingleside
Bath
Beventh ST
Gibson House
Albert G. Erkenbrecher
Union Trust
Masonic Temple
West End
Ball Park
Evanston
Newton Av
Pike
Wyoming
J. W.pfaff
Race St
Mabley & Carew
Cook
Freiberg
Park Av
Madison Road
Oggs CO
Columbia Av
W. W
Il Oerae
Patafax
Wold
E. M. Costello
Mercantile Library
Findlay
City
College Hill
North Bend Road
Union Trust Bldg
Tusculum Heights
Grandin Road Viaduct
Magnificent River View
Albert G. Erkenbrechet
N Trust Bldg
Upper Ohio
Pomeroy, Wheeling
Kentucky
Metals
Uiet
Cop
Lake
Dts 3d
Northern
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