Wheat Steadily Drops Across Markets and Corn Slips
Chicago reports wheat prices sliding as new crop supply grows, with July delivery bearing bearish pressure. Kansas City and Minneapolis show mixed cash quotes while Liverpool notes quiet futures. Oats and provisions weaken with broad market selling, and a range of futures closes firm to weak amid overall grain softness.
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Chicago
Illinois
Missouri
Kansas
Southwestern
St. Louis
Texas
Winnipeg
Kansas City
Minnesotaz
Wheat market drifts on Southwest crop reports
New York reports dull and steady tone in flour and rye markets with wheat exports of 12 000 bushels. Prices fall slightly amid bearish Southwest crop signals. July to December futures show modest declines while spot No 2 Red and No 2 Hard Winter quotes move lower. Receipts and shipments listed for multiple grains across New York and St Louis markets.
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Kansas
City
Minneapolis
Minn
Commercial Tribune
Baltimore
Milwaukee
Wis
Toledo
Duluth
Liverpool
Galveston
New York
South America
ST. Louis
Foreign Bourses Report Mixed as Markets React to Tax Plans
Paris data shows firmer prices with three percent rendites at 98f 10c and London exchange at 25f 20c for checks. Berlin mood softer amid tax reform uncertainty. London exchange at 20m 44pfe and money at 3 percent with private discount rate at 3 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Exchange
London
Berlin
Coffee futures open steady with slight advances in New York
The New York coffee market opened quiet with prices unchanged to 6 points higher on steady German and Rio cables. Trade showed 5,500 bags changing hands withJuly at 6.50 cents, Sept 6.95, Dec and Mar 5.80, May 5.88. Rio No 7 and Santos No 4 at 9 cents. spot market quiet, Cordova 9 and a half.
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New York
Rio
Santos
Cordova
River Ohio river stages and forecast at 7 a m yesterday
Government report lists Ohio River at Cincinnati 23.4 feet and falling as of 6 p m yesterday. Weather is cloudy and warm. Port updates include arrivals and departures at Maysville Charleston Louisville and Wheeling with vessels Greenboat Es etc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Cincinnati
Pomeroy
Greenwood
Courier
Ieee Apie
CHILO
Charleston
Tacoma
Maysville
Peer
Chiles
Louisville
Ouisville
Greenland
Chile
City of Louisville
Ben Hur
Wheeling
W. Va
St. Paul
J. T. Hatfield
Kanawha
Pittsburg
Jim Moren
Ironsides
Raymond Horner
Duquesne
J. B. Finley
Henry Lourey
Davis Island Dam
Freeport
Virginia
Queen City
Madison
City of
Cairo
E. A. Woodruff
ST. Louis
Omaha
Clarksville
Calhoun
Hamburg
Dubuque
Keokuk
Bald Eagle
Peoria
Spread Eagle
Grafton
Alton
Burlington
Memphis
Franklin
Seeee
Greensboro
Vasacs
Parkersburg
Radford
Hinton
Kanawha Falls
Va Ereeees
T. Pleasant
W. V
Id Huntington
Pve
Williamson
Eaves
Pikeville
Seseee
Catlettsburg
Portsmouth
Sauk Louisville
Evanaville
Ind
Nashville Tenn
Chattanooga
Tenn
Paducah
Beneee Wees
Illates
Aia
Eee Ee
St Louis
Moterse
Kansas City
Helena
Ark
Smith
Little Rock
Ter
Vicksburg
Miss . Oe
Shreveport
la We
New Orleans
Snisieens
Bassler
Political Notes: Crawfis fails bid and Italian Republican club formed
Captain J D Crawfis an examiner in the state insurance department in Cincinnati last night mingled with Governor Harmon's staff as he sought the post of assistant adjutant general under Adjutant General Weybrecht. The Taft Italian Republican club of Cincinnati is formed with officers named and plans a June 25 meeting to organize and promote Republican principles among Italian descendants in Hamilton county. Norwood Republican club members plan Norwood day at Coney Island on Saturday July 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Crawfis
State Insurance Department
Cincinnati
Harmon
Charles CC. Weybrecht
Crawfis
State Guard
Otway
Adjutant General
Taft Italian Republican Club of
Michele de Lape
W. M. Reinhart
Diliberti Leonardo
Mariana Feriaca
Virgilio Scardino
Washington Platform Hall
Court and
Elm Streets
Republican Party
Hamilton County
Norwood Republican Club
Coney Island
England Jealous Y of Power on Sea
An analysis of U.S. naval strength and European shipbuilding trends shows rapid growth since 1883. The United States prepares for southern drills near Chesapeake and New England, while Britain Germany and France race to expand their fleets amid mounting costs and strategic concerns.
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Chesapeake
New England
United States
Great Britain
Washington
Spain
England
Germany
France
City Hall Notes From Ohio City Meeting and Nuisance Talks
City Solicitor Ballard to join Ohio city solicitors in Columbus June 22 for Paine law discussions. Attorney Nagengast reports death of Mrs. Rachel Rush. no records exist from 1846 to 1865. Board of health to remove weeds from properties and charge owners. nuisance abatement petitions for Bank Street and Winchell Avenue and several plants noted. Domestic science exhibit at Ninth Street schools showcases cooking sewing and home care. Codification committee to review ordinances and seek repeal of inoperative ones. Wood block contract for Main Street paving awarded. several samples rejected. New appointees in streets and sewer department. plumbers licenses granted. Park Commission asks weed cutting and fence repair at Eden Park reservoir. L. and N. viaduct protests to be heard Friday. Dyer addresses Miami University centennial. Principals association to meet to honor Prof Raschig with resolutions.
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Ballard
City Solicitors of
Ohio
Columbus
John G. Nagengast
Baltimore
Health Board
Rachel Rush
Rush
Cuy
Council
Board of Health
Bank and
Winchell Avenue
Bank Street
Kroger
Josylin-Schmidt Company
Cincinnati Abattoir
Queen City Soap Company
Public Schools
Ninth Street
Walnut
Main Street
Fourth
North Court Streets
J. M. Quill
John Braig
John Huermann
Joe Dooley
John McCune
John Gilday
John Degen
Charles Gardner
Peter Thomas
Washington Moore
James Force
George Steinman
Henry Or
Dyer
Miami University
Oxford
School Principals’ Association
Board of Education
Herman Henry Raschig
Accidents injure several as city workers harmed
John B Moore fruit dealer and prominent Italian resident was injured after falling from a wagon in Fifth street. He required about twenty stitches and was taken home at 2107 Vine street. Two men with broken ankles were treated at the city hospital. Harry Brown painter fell ten feet from a scaffold at 218 Sycamore street. John H Booker were caught by iron when a truck upset at Phillemac Rolling Mill Glendale Ohio and taken to the city hospital. Robert Smith laborer at 318 East Front street had a cut in his arm dressed at the city hospital and described a strange colored lady as the assailant at Front and Broadway for unknown reasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Moore
Fifth Street
Vine Street
City Hospital
Harry Brown
Baum Street
Sycamore Street
John H. Booker
Phillemac Rolling Mill Company
Glendale
Robert Smith
East Front Street
Front
Broadway
Smith
Cincinnati Druggist Weds G W.ann, Mount Auburn, Hamilton
George W. Stangmenn a druggist of Mount Auburn Cincinnati married Miss May Anna Dinkle of Hamilton by Rev G Z Mechling. They will reside in Harrodsburg Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Hamilton
George W. Stangmenn
Mount Auburn
Cincinnati
May Anna Dinkle
G.Z. Mechling
Harrodsburg
Formal Transfer of Property Made
Property transfers dominate the page with Walnut street and Grandin road moves. The Anderson & Ziegler company acquired No 519 Walnut for 76000 after a 45000 cash payment and a lease payoff to former occupant Joe Dermody. Other notes include a lease of 2158 Grandin road to John Wood. bids at 128 West Ninth street paused at 8000. Ritter buys Henry Stengel’s Pullan Avenue dwelling. Meara property sold for 9150. Price Hill builders sign contracts for multiple new homes.
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Walnut Street
Columbia Theater People
Anderson & Ziegler Company
Joe Dermody
Joseph Gardelle
Walnut
Cleneay & Nourse
Fletcher Huntington
Forchheimer
Grandin Road
George Warrington
John B.ood
Carnegie Steel Company
Warrington
Storer Place
Meara
Hawthorne Avenue
Price Hill
Jacob Schottenfel
Burke
Real estate transfers and building permits listed by area
A long column of real estate activity shows numerous conveyances and mortgages across Cincinnati area suburbs. Transfers include parcels on Richmond Street John Street Norwood Hyde Park and undercliff surveys with many 40x100 foot lots noted. Building permits list several new dwellings on McLean Avenue Homestead place Punch Avenue and Earnshaw Avenue among others.
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Schmidt
McLean Avenhie
Fyffe Chambers
Everett M. Davis
Riverside
Aterevetres
Richmond Street
John Street
Busan
W. Longworth
Silas B. Waters
Robb & Fee
George Mathers
Charles N. Peessi Velehdass
James T. O’brien
Frank M. Levi
Lot
Norwood
Milford B. & L. Co
Gertrude Bosinger & Hopkins
Margaret A. Cosgrove
Earnshaw Avenue
Nelan
Celia
Bo Fry
Harry J. Esterman
George G. Meiners
Warsaw Avenue
Martha Humphrey
Albert H. Gellenbeck
William 58. Walker
Herman Lackman Brewing Co
Anderson-Ziegler Co
Esnut Street
Benjamin J. Happensack
John J. Martz
Snyder
Halpin Avenue
Wilmer
Mary Beazer
William McLain
Elsmere
Byra B. Jarry
Benjamin Levine
Henke
Bosinger & Hopkins
Columbia Road
Rell’s
Walnut Hills
Charles Mayer
Alfred M. Reeser
James Shelley
Bernard Forstner
Vine Street
Cenee Eeeeters
Tate
Walstreets
Glenway
Julius EL Penn
Mary E
Josephine McCune
William G. Wood
Arthur W. Davis
Nellie G. Williams
Baeelwood
I. J. Miller
Fred Lasance
James C. Flannery
Bass
William Wood
Glenway Avenue
Edwin D. Bolger
Julia Bokman
Seventh Street
Baymiller
Freeman
John D. Moore
Charles H. Crane
Madisonville
Banfield
Eisie A. Kiewit
Thompson & Thompson
Fairmount
Elmer Young
Isaac Holmes
Hyde Park
John L. Carithers
Anne Carithers
Cedar Grove L
Bass’n
Jesse E. McClain
Marion Edwards
Oliver, Boyce & Stewart’s
Sealed Bids Sought for Eighth Street Viaduct Repairs
The Board of Public Service of Cincinnati invites sealed bids until 12 noon on Wednesday June 30 1909 for labor and materials to improve the Eighth Street viaduct including superstructure expansion and masonry repairs. Bids must include full names and be guaranteed by a $600 bond or certified check. The board may reject any and all bids and bids must use printed forms. Signed John J. Wenner Clerk June 15 1909.
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Board of Public Service
City of
Cincinnati
State of Ohio
Eighth Street Viaduct
Eighth Efreet
the Board of Public Service
John J. Wenner
Inheritance Tax Set Record for Nelson Morris Estate
Chicago June 15 Judge Rinaker enters order in county court taxing the Nelson Morris estate heirs must pay 183 844 31 in inheritance tax on an estate valued at 16 763 427 78 Morris a pioneer in meat packing leaves a vast industrial empire officials state the tax is the largest in oil history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Nelson Morris
Rinaker
Bids Requested for Water System Work in Cincinnati 1909
Spalded kids will be received Wednesday June 3 for furnishing labor and materials for laying cast iron pipe and fittings on Spring Grove Avenue from Draper Street to Colerain Avenue. Includes miscellaneous water distribution work. Each bid must name all interested parties and include a $1000 bond or certified check. Bonded security to guarantee contract execution. deposits returned if bid rejected or after contract is secured. By order of the Board of Public Service. June 1909.
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Board of Public Service
City of
Cincinnati
State of A Co
Spring Grove Avenue
Dana Avenue
Barr Street
City Water Department
Boomesolvent Bank
John J. Wenner
State of Ohio
Draper Street
Colerain Avenue
Hamilton County
Ohio
Som
as &@ guaranty
Board of Publi Service
Board of Public
Public Works Bid Invitation Cincinnati 1908 Water System
Bealed bids will be received by the Cincinnati Board of Public Service for cast iron pipe castings and valves and related water distribution work. Bids due noon June 3 1908 with a $1000 guaranty. Specifications available at city offices and Water Department Superintendent. By order of the Board June 4 1908.
Bid Notice for Linwood Dismantling at City Water Depot
The City of Cincinnati Ohio invites bids at the board office until 2 o'clock noon Wednesday June 3 for materials for dismantling at Linwood section of the City Water Depot. Each bid must contain all required information and a bond in the stated sum.
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Board of Public Service
Cincinnai
State of Ohio
Linwood
Depo Bach
Also Mentioned on This Page
Shorts
Gerat Ware
Northwestern
Bradstreet’s
Grain and Provisions
U. S. Navy
Frederic J. Haskin
Connecticut
Navy Department
Naval Establishment
Admiralty
New Zealand
Canada
North Sea
Lord Nelson
Annapolis
Frankfort
City Hall Notes
Joseph Dermody
Theater Management
Huntington Home
John E. Wood
Smith & Nixon Piano Manufacturing Company
John Church Company
J. G. Ebersole
Frederick A. Schmidt
Fourth Street
West Ninth Street
Adam Ritter
Henry Stengel
Pullan Avenue
Cumminsville
Clare L
Minnie B. Reinach
Benjaminine
Bisa Een
Filiaris
Bryanville Aries Filser
Prinee Hill No
L. B. CO
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Julius Sontag
Rimwood Place L. & Wy RG
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Edward L. Gierbaek
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Custom House
Mississippi River
W. H. Bexby
Col. Emers
Anderson-Ziegler Company
Anderson- Ziegler Company
H. M. Ziegler
Ben. N. Hindingsfeld
Louis Levine
Fo Evellseens
Vaccarie
Union
James Teh Flannery
Catharine Frommeyer
Etna Erie
William F. David
Central B. & L. Co
William $. Walker
Albert H. Albert W. Ohlhauser
J. R. Schuitti
Mary F. Snyder
Southern Ohio L. &Hue L
D. Taboo
Erce
Mary E. Levi
Bismere Bové& Il Goste Ey
Gertrude
Oekley B. & L Co
John H. Meiners
Mary E. Snyder
Southern Ohio
Tr Gee
Elizabeth N. Bammes
Mary Langtry
Gelsenbeck
Nigel Pe Ete
Charles Heizman
Colerain B. & L. Co
Louise E. Tahse
Exposition B. & JL. Co
Exposition B. & L. Co
Samuel Frisch
Big Four B
Capitola, B. Wells
Spring Grove
Aye- OE
Wasitale Cntete Oe
Teat
Cresensia Kern
Addison B. Ka
Eva B. Starry
Foley
Price Hill Eagle
MAB Room
Lcs
Tees Hove Bier
August Thoer
Bond Hill
Joan Done
George G. Bummer
Bofinger & Hopkins
E. J. Straka
S. M. Cooper
Matilda Nielaen
Victoria B. A
D. L. Gosling
Kate Whitehead
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Eggart
M. G. Bioch Argaret Buleres Ae
Zee Ane
Merry Louis Pike
John H. Macke
Mount Adams B. Co
Combe Vets
Richard Lamb
Sam Widell
Catherine Frommeyer
Frice Hill
Ee . M. White
Payne Building Co
Elinor Young
A. Vaccariello
Jones Street B
Cc. H. Barber
Volney
Elston
ESTAS
Newtown
Pennsylvania Station
M. & L. Traction
Indian Hill
J. B. Wallace
Mitchell Bldg
Tel. M. Tat
William Ricketts
Trade S1
Baltimore Ave
Clark Ave
Pringfield
Kim Ave
Wyoming
Grendalé
Springfield
Lark Ave
Aaron A. Ferris
Ezekiel & Bernheim
Fort Thomas
W. Bixth
Covington, Ky
Nelson Morris Estate
B. & OC. Railroad
Cook
Crescent Ar
Avondale
Dantenc
Seagre! Work Bakery
County
Létasic, ‘Cataloc Oo
Monarch Cigar CO
Charles A. Stegner
Alms & Doepke Company
Kauffman Ldg
Pickering
Ezekiel & Bernheim CO
Financial and Loans
Fourth St
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