Wheat Declines on Abundant Southwest Harvest Forecasts
Chicago reports indicate a larger than expected Southwest harvest, prompting liberal wheat sales on the Board of Trade. Prices fell, with July near $1.16, while corn held steady and oats weakened amid bearish crop signals and heavy cash selling. Provisions rose on firmer hog prices as receipts fluctuated, and overall market weakness persisted into the close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Southwest
Board of Trade
Sweneral
Russia
Missouri
Illinois
Reapers
Missouri River
Grain price snapshot across U S markets June 14 1924
Reports from New York Liverpool Milwaukee Baltimore Toledo Kansas City Minneapolis Duluth and Milwaukee detail wheat corn oats barley and flour prices receipts and exports. Notable figures include No 2 red winter wheat at 1 51 f o b New York and July wheat around 1 25 in New York while Minneapolis lists No 1 Northern at 1 36 and July 1 32.
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New York
Duluth
Continent
South America
Liverpool
New America
Galveston
Milwaukee
Wis
Commercial Tribune
Baltimore
Toledo
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Minn
Grain and commodity price report from Kansas City and St Louis
Kansas City and St Louis market notes list prices for wheat corn oats and flour with cash and future quotes. Includes No 2 hard and red wheats, No 2 yellow corn, oats values, tobacco and hay figures, pork lard and bacon prices, and receipts for flour wheat corn and oats.
Maritime Turpentine and Rosin Prices Across Ports
On June 14 reports from New Orleans Charleston Savannah and Wilmington show firm to steady turpentine and rosin markets. Price scales list rosin grades and window glass water white values with varied receipts shipments and stock across ports.
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New Orleans
Charleston
Savannah
Rosin
Wilmington
N. Q
Treasury Balance Report Shows Gold Value and Cash
Treasury balance in the general fund dated June 14 lists gold coin and bullion at 50,324,309 dollars, gold certificates at 25,705,720 dollars, and an available cash balance of 118,524,718 dollars, excluding the 150 million dollar gold reserve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury
General Fund
Hogs Hit Highest June Price in 27 Years
Chicago June 14. Live hogs at the Union stock yards sold at 8 dollars per 100 pounds the highest June figure since 1882. Only 1902 saw a higher monthly price. Scarcity, light spring receipts, and last year’s high grain costs drove farmers to sell less. Receipts at nine western markets were down from last week and a year ago, lifting prices for pork and provisions across the board.
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Chicago
Union Stockyards
Cudahy Corner
West
Rightful King of England Buried in New Jersey
Edmund Montgomery Moffett 62 claimed to be the true lineal descendant of King James II and heir to the British throne. He was buried near Woodcliff New Jersey after a life of medical practice and private royal lineage discussions with close friends.
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B. C
Moffett
James II
Great Britain
Fergus I
Scotland
Robert Bruce
Stuarts
England
Tragic crossing accident near Dadeville kills two
In Preble county near West Alexandria Ohio a buggy carrying Richard Pudgenhagen his wife and daughter Annie was struck by a Dayton and Western traction line train last night. Mrs Pudgenhagen died instantly and Richard Pudgenhagen died early this morning. Annie survived though injured and thrown from the buggy.
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Commercial Tribune
Hamilton
Dadeville
West Alexandria
Preble County
Richard Pudgenhagen
Annie
Dayton & Western Traction
Pudgenhagen
Slavonia Passengers Reach Gibraltar After Wreck
The steamer Prinzess Irene brought the first cabin passengers of the Slavonia wreck to Gibraltar. Cunard agents received The Times cablegram saying the Batavia would bypass Gibraltar and go directly to Naples with Slavonia steerage passengers.
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Gibraltar
Cunard Line
Liverpool
the Times
Batavia
Naples
Taft Plays Golf in Rain Wins Fourball
President Taft played golf in heavy rain at Washington with General Clarence R Edwards as partner. They posted a fourball victory by one up over Senator Bourne of Oregon and Captain Archibald Butt, the president's military aide.
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Washington
Taft
Clarence R. Edwards
Senator Bourne
Oregon
Archibald
Butt
West End corner transfer sparks big real estate moves
A prominent West End corner sold yesterday from Louisa Werner to Jacob Neiheisel for 23000. The three story brick and stone building fronts Race and Liberty, with a grocer on the ground floor, and a $10000 mortgage was added by the buyer. Northcott Smith Wilson lease plans for two Lin ton Hotel stores include modern glass fronts and a brokerage office forthcoming. A new park site search and rapid demolition and construction at Seventh and Race are noted along with several local property moves and a real estate commission suit ruling in favor of Carey Zimmermann.
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Louisa Werner
Jacon Neiheisel
Race
Liberty
Green and
Liberty Street
Linton Hotel
Clothiers
Northcott-Smith-Wilson
Cincinnati
Charles Bultman
Proker
Fourth Street
Seventh and
M. M. Ropertson
Carey & Zimmermann
Edward Lovell
Norwood
Kahoe
Lovell
Builders Planned Several Dwellings on City Streets
The listing shows multiple property owners planning new houses and extensions across the city. Margarete Dewan aims to build a one and a half story dwelling on Fifth Avenue between Glenway and Midland avenues costing about 2,000 dollars. Other projects include a two and a half story dwelling at 928 Harris Street for Charles E. Blank and a two and one half story house on Kinney Avenue between Patrosla Avenue and an unnamed street for Oliver Gray, with varying costs.
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Margarete Dewan
Fifth Avenue
Glenway
Midland
Cincinnati
Principio Avenues
Jenks
Dillon Streets
George Bury
Warner Street
Victor Avenue
Guy Street
Ottomar Haley
Wersaw Avenue
Rees Avenue
Carson
Ccc
Ces cc Pecces
Cess
Charles E. Blank
Harris Stree
Oliver Gray
Kinney Avenue
Patrosla Avenue
Old Street
United States
Canada
Mexico
North America
Real estate transfers populate Fifth Street area listings
A long list of real estate transfers outlines parcels on Fifth Street and nearby blocks. It includes multiple owners such as Michael E. Kareth Kate Kareth and Johnstone’s Humboldt avenue lots, with numerous 40x140 and 50x120 foot plots, easements, and corner lots throughout Norwood, Undercliff, and Glendale.
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Fifth Street
Mound Street
Michael E. Kareth
Kate Kareth
J. W. Biegler
Arthur
Ww. Johnstone
Mary T. Christie
Johnstone
Humboldt Avenue
Geofred Keck
Alice Keck
Fulton Street
Moorman Street
Margaret A. Perry
Pearl
Allen
Leah
Caldwell Et al
Katherine Btadelman
Caldwell
Frederick Lewin
John Quarters
Mills & “Line
Oakicy
Fairfield Avenue
Robb & Fee
Undercliff
Jeanette Brown
Rachel ‘D. Flaugher
Durrell Avenue
Rudolph Street
Florentine Wilhelm Co
A. Ward
Magison- Ard Tagapelle
Norwood View
HUA Vision
Athis Prichard
Pear Street
Elsemere
Race
Liberty Streets
Race and
Bertke
Vulcan Foundry Co
Edward Sen- Toy
Maria Foley
Sheriff
Harry J. Esterman
George Meiners
Warsaw
National B. A. Co
Jeff Gentry
Thomas J. Oxley
Albert G. Clark
Martha T. Woodward
Glendale
Cassius Parker
Ora Parvin
Thomas Ye
Florence C. Davis
Willard I. Millan
Mary A. Wunker
Henry Miller
Henry Bogemann
Bernard Daniel
Betts
Sachs & James
Nettie Eberle
George E. Renstreet
Laurel Street
Carrie M. Clemmer
Ella C
Mabel E. Lovell
Louis Levine
Eliza Snider
Warren N. Carter
Charles E. Moore
J. F
Ohio Valley Realty
Jacob Netheisel
George Nusekabel
Lousia M. Weimer
Catherine M. Hageman
Hermanior
Millcreek
Foire Cain
Julia Bokmann
Carson & Bell
Whetstone
Anderson Towncorey
Charlotte Zinsle
Elizabeth Hirschauer
Emma K. Bien
Mazie McGregor
Martha Walker
John John H. Meyer
Jacob H. Clemmer
Bofinger & M Hopkina
South Norwood
S . Crabaugh
Aeron
WNSP
Cecceccess
J. F. Crubaugh
Elmwood
River River Ohio river stages and forecast at 7 a m yesterday
Government report details river stages at Cincinnati and other ports around 6 p m yesterday with Ohio River readings 26.3 feet and falling and forecasts for departures and arrivals at multiple ports including Pittsburg Charleston Louisville and Memphis. Weather clear and warm with several vessels listed.
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Ohio
Cincinnati
Greenland
Ovisville
Greenwood
Pittsburg
Tacoma
Charleston
Courter
Maysville
Chile
City of Cincinnati
Louisville
Sti Courter
City of
Jim Wood
J. O. Cole
Big Guy Andot
Davis Island Dam
Freeport
Queen City
Wheeling
W. C. Jutte
G. W. Thomas
Sam Brown
Voyager
Valiant
Sam Clark
Madison
Pleasant
Peters Lee
Evansville
Cairo
A. Voight
Lower
Mississippi
Lower Mississippi
Liberty
Oleander
Memphis
E. A. Voight
Paducah
ST. Louis
Stacker Lee
Cape Girardeau
Commerce
Spread Eagle
Alton
John A. Wood
Grafton
Cape Gi- Sadia
Poon
Cige
Franklin
Greensboro
Www
Parkersburg
Vesa
Radford
Hinton
W. Va
Kanawha Fails
Ww. Va
W. A
Point Pleasant
Huntington
W. B
Williamson
Pikeville
Catlettsburg
Portsmouth, EC
Cincinnate, O
Ind
Nashville Tenn
Chattan Tenn
Paducah Wee Aee
If Wereee
Keokuk
Stis. Mo. Eae
Kansas City
Fort Smith
Ark
Little Rock
Vicksburg
Miss.o
Oleh
Shreveport
Oreo. Ay
New Orleans
Eee Seree
Police Chiefs Meet as Buffalo Hosts International Convention
Frederic J. Haskin reports on the International Association of Chiefs of Police sixteenth annual convention in Buffalo shifting from Los Angeles due to a scandal. The piece details the bureau of identification in Washington, Bertillon and fingerprint methods, worldwide cooperation, and police innovations like dogs, golden rule policy, and youth auxiliaries.
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International Association of the Chiefs
Buffalo
Frederic J. Haskin
International Association of Chiefs of Police
Los Angeles
International Association of Police Chiefs
International Bureau of Identification
Washington
United States
Canada
Hig
Paris
Engineers oppose electric headlights on trains in Indiana
Indiana railroad commission hears testimony from more than twenty five engineers conductors and brakemen who demand return to oil lamps arguing strong electric lights blind operators misread signals and endanger crossing and station safety. They cite New York Central and trolley glare as examples and hope nationwide rollback follows Indiana debate.
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Cincinnatii
Indiana
Indiana Railroad Commission
Ohio Railroad
Grand Central Station
New York Central
Marshal who had King of Gary dies
Chicago June 14 Patrick Crowley village marshal of Gary Illinois was shot dead last night while arresting Modest Lenzi former village mayor and longtime figure known as the King of Gary Crowley served only two weeks as marshal He was shot in the head as Lenzi was being taken to the lockup The killer fled the scene
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Chicago
Patrick Crowley
Gary
Modest Lenzi
Crowley
Kansas City
Lenzi
Besahelts
George W. Barney
Lexington
George Coombs
A. L. Ellett
Kentucky
Illinois
Cole Barney
Cincinnati
H. J. Falkenbach
Wolvin Line
M A
A. H. Harris
Montreal
Canadian Pacific
Ban Urges Swift Dismissal for Piano Coupon Frauds
The National Association of Piano Dealers in Detroit adopts an amendment to its by laws to dismiss members convicted of fraudulent piano advertising or contest schemes. A $250 emergency counsel fund is approved to aid investigations. Officers elected include President Edward H. Droop and vice presidents L. B. Clement Otto Bolman John Tamalink J. P. Simons, secretary C. R. Putnam and treasurer D. E. Woolley.
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Detroit
Mich
National Association of Piano Dealers
Edward H. Droop
Washington
D. C
L. B. Clement
New York
Otto Bolman
St. Louis
John Tamalink
Cleveland
J. P. Simons
New Orleans
C. R. Putnam
Boston
D. E. Woolley
Philadelphia
Steamer Nanticoke Bottled Up Off Franklin Coal Laden
A telegram from Franklin reports the steamer Nanticoke at Franklin is loaded with coal and waiting for instructions. Confined by a gale and the Ocracoke inlet, the vessel could not sail out if the wind and sea hinder exit.
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Beaufort
N. C
Franklin
Ocracoke Inlet
Wabash Justus shops open and cut off to shorten freight routes
Railroad notes report the start of shops and yards at Justus Ohio along the Brewster cut off expected to open for service July 1. Freight routes will shift to the new cut off from Bolivar to Orrville, shortening the trip by about six miles.
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Justus
Brewster
Pittsburg
Toledo
Bolivar
Orrvile
Lake Erie
Lakes
Pennsylvania
New York Central
Cincinnati
Carnegie Steel Company
New Lake
Missouri Pacific
Chicago & Northwestern
Northern Pacific
Erie
Sooline
I. c
Con National Association
Gr Ww. Reenert
Transfer of Prisoner Sparks Lynch Mob in Lexington
A mob formed in Lexington after Yen Carr, a black man, was brought there for a prisoner transfer following his shooting of Hal T. Denny, a Burgin blacksmith. Denny died from his wounds the previous day as the crowd cried for vengeance.
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Lexington
Yen Carr
Hal T. Denny
Burgin
Denny
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Northwestern
Ocean Passage
Kanbas City
Ee. Louis
Timothy
See
Treasury Statement
Edmund Montgomery Moffett
Woodcliff, N. J
Mr. Moffett
Cincin
Gar
Perouns
Slavonia
West End
Rage and
Linton
Bultman
Real Estate News
A. HL. Pugh
Cleneay & Nourse
A. H. Chatfield
Annwood Avenue
Walnut Hills
Cincinnati Real Estate Exchange
President Ebersole
Warren Richards
Hiram Mathers
Joseph Kuntzler
Kentucky Highlands
Rachel P. Fiaugher
George B. Miefert
J. F. Long
Carthage
Adam Temmel
BESO
Ceiyens
Bassler
Combine OF Police
Richard Sylvester
International Association
Roland
Oliver
Army
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Bingham
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Gotham
Broadway
William A. Pinkerton
Police Department of
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Council Bluffs
Railroad Notes
Ezekiel Bernheidm
Jousehold Feraitare
Eae
Brussels
Ezekiel &Bernheim CO Auctioneers
Main Street
Sses Bushelman
THE
Mablbey & Carew CO
Main St
Moler Barber College
West Fourth Street
Moormanw Ay
East Walnut Hills
THD
Mabley & Carew CO
Moler College
Fourth St
Crescent Ay
Avondale
Lexington Ay
Fort .Thomas
Sixth St
Covington, Ky
Pickering
Bellevue
CL. K
Ezbekiel & Bernheim CO
Rochester
Ezekiel & Bernheim CO
Medical
la Franco
la Franco Philadelphi
Office Federal
Ill
Wm Prooke
U. S. Army
U. S. Engineer
Ohio River
F. W. Altetaetter
Ineers
Enger
Custom House
Missippi
W. H. Bixby
Col
Slacksmith
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