Corn a Jackscrew for Speculators
Chicago June 16 Corn dominated trading as big bull traders drove prices higher while wheat and oats fluctuated. July corn closed near its high around 64c with limited cash business and heavy activity from traders. hogs and provisions showed mixed movement as packers supported prices amid cautious demand. Receipts and exports were modest, with bearish weather and crops outlook weighing on oats.
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Chicago
Shorts
Longs
Trong
Seaboard
France
Isalec
Dgec
Minneapolis
Duluth
Ogether
Paylard
Sksavass Ce
Navn
Spete
Nearley
Northwestern
Clever
Finfaie
Grain and metal markets steady amid mixed overseas signals
New York reports mixed grain activity with wheat easing then firm, corn soft, oats steady, coffee and sugar markets shifting. Chicago futures show slight gains for wheat, while St Louis notes firm cash wheat and higher corn, with lard and pork prices rising. Baltimore records steady flour prices and varied winter products.
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New York
Minneapolis
Northern
Duluth
Manitoba
England
France
Northwest
Yatec
Cordova
ST. Louis
Baltimore
Butter and Cheese Market Across Cities Quiet Ahead of Holiday
New York and Boston reports show butter prices holding near 22 to 24 cents with light trade as a holiday looms. Eggs range from 17 to 20 cents for Western and nearby lots, while cheese holds steady around 9 to 11 cents in multiple markets. Northeastern cities like Canton and Watertown report mixed sales, and Elgin notes 214 cents on the Board of Trade with a firm official price despite a weekly output of 25,500 pounds.
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Commercial Tribune
Boston
Canton
N. Y
Choice Northern Twins
Watertown
Choice Western
Pittsburg
Elgin
Ohio
Pennsylvania
New York State
Wisconsin
New York
State
Chicago
Dairies
Philadelphia
Baltimore
ST. Louis
Kansas City
Louisville
Ducks &c. Elgin
Board of Trade
Market Receipts and Prices Across Cities Including Cincinnati and Pittsburgh
Cincinnati reports forty eight hour totals with cattle hogs and sheep receipts and shipments, noting lighter demand and price dips for cattle while hogs and sheep show varied shifts. Pittsburgh echoes firm top cattle prices but softer common grades, with hogs steady to down and sheep trading slow. New York shows dry fed steers strong and grass cattle lower, with calves and cows mixed and veal values steady to down.
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Cincinnati
Bologna
Market Report: Cattle Hogs Sheep Across Kansas City Chicago
Cattle receipts 2,900 natives 5,300 Texans 940 calves. Prices steady to lower for corn fed and export types. stockers steady to higher. Hogs receipts 8,500, market lower. top 7.60. bulk 7.26 to 7.50. Sheep receipts 3,900, market steady to weak. native lambs 4.85 to 7.10, Western lambs 5.10 to 6.40. Chicago reports 20,000 cattle and 47,000 hogs with mixed to strong demand. hogs 7.40 to 7.55 top. cattle 7.40 to 8.00. East Buffalo notes steady to strong cattle values. hogs slow. South Omaha sees steady cattle, hogs 5.50 to 7.30, sheep modest.
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Commercial Tribune
Pittsburg
New York
Kansas City
Texas
Fed
Chicago
East Buffalo
South Omaha
August Brestel
Anthony Veeneman
F. W. Pettebaum
Fairmount
E. 8. Haines
George N. Ronson
Congress Street
Lawrence Street
A. T. Brown
Bank Street
Ymiller Street
Charles Anderson
Catherine Schmalz
Rice Street
Joseph F. Geller
Mary Geller
Burnet & Reeder
Goodman Street
George, Rollig
Rohs Street
Warner Street
Bernardina
Wolke
Charles G. Poole
Oliver Lyon
Evanston
Henry Albert
Michael Albert
J. H. Oliver
Lockland
Jacob Krolimann
Harry M. Allen
Isaac D. Carson
Eliza A. Jeffers
Cheviot
Anna M. Schmitt
Henry Dultmeier
Queen City Avenue
George Warrington
Mary H. Warrington
Everett Street
Baymiller
Freeman Avenue
Boal Street
Young Street
State Avenue
Britton Roberts
Glendale
Walker Mill Road
Delhi Township
Henrietta Bath
George Mergel
McMicken Avenue
Hamburg Street
Mary Phillips Carter
J. Charles McCullough
Ashland Street
John E. Humphreys
G. K. Bartholomew
Seth Evans
Clifton
Scott Bonham
Charles C. Boyd
W. W. Whitney
John Henderson
Charlies
Boyd
Wm. Argo
North Bend
Catherine J. Rennebaum
Henry A. Dodt
Broadway
Woodward
Pendleton Streets
N. P. Dandridge
Barbara Lohr
Main Street
Thirteenth Street
William Stephenson
Gertrude A. Kolb
Clark Street
Linn
Betts Street
Linn Streets
Amelia. F. Justis
Elizabeth F. Black
Columbia Township
Cotton prices fall on Atlantic rain and New Orleans setback
Heavy rains across the Atlantic coast pull cotton prices down with New Orleans July futures stalling near a low. August slips to 8.38c, a 107 point drop from the season high, while short covering later adds 5 points before plenty of supply returns the tone to unsettled. In New Orleans July futures edge near 9.0c as traders eye a potential old crop break and lingering moisture shortages in Texas.
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Atlantic Coast
New Orleans
Liverpool
New York
Texas
J. Buddeke & Co
Thoughtful pitch urges readers to subscribe today
The Commercial Tribune invites readers to subscribe by sending in an estimate to clear their minds of worry. The text urges immediate action to secure a newspaper subscription and peace of mind.
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The
Commercial Tribune
Foreign Bourses Close as Market Dormant in London and Paris
London reports a mixed close with heavy industrials and rails easing while gains probe in some issues. Paris sees early strength fade as money tightens, prices end weak and rentes firm on currency rumors.
Steel Trust Cannot Retire Its Stock Injunction Made Permanent
Vice Chancellor Emery granted a permanent injunction in Newark that prevents the United States Steel Corporation from retiring 200 million dollars in preferred stock and issuing 250 million dollars in bonds. Miriam Berger of Sullivan County won the prior restraint, and the ruling preserves preferred stockholders’ vested property rights against board actions without consent. R. V. Lindabury for the steel company noted an appeal so the form of the order would be submitted later.
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Newark
N. J
Emery
Miriam Berger
Sullivan County
N. Y
United States Steel Corporation
R. V. Lindabury
Hei
Appeal filed over steel injunction in New Jersey case
Francis Linds Stetson of United States Steel Corp says an appeal is entered from the judgment ordering a permanent injunction. The Court of Errors and Appeals of New Jersey will hear arguments about the last of next week. Also noted is a New Jersey estimating contest offering 14,900 chances to win part of $24,000.
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New York
Francis Linds Stetson
United States Steel Corporation
Emery
Court of Errors and Appeals of
New Jersey
Suits Filed in Common Pleas and Superior Court
List of civil cases filed in Common Pleas and Superior Court with case numbers, parties, and monetary claims or relief sought. Includes administrator actions, partitions, injunctions, divorces, enjoinments, and accounts. Firms listed: Jones James Kramer Kramer Morrow Schaefer Hoffheimer Dye.
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Val Duttenhofer, Jr
Annie Duttenhofer
H. M. Hoffheimer
Mary T. Alexander
Firman R. Evans Et al
Jones & James
The
Green and Millcreek Townships Turnpike Co
Cincinnati & Indiana R. Rivoz
Wm. Keller
Adelaide Keller
Lotze F. X. Schaefer
Meet National Bank
J. McKeown
Kramer & Kramer
Oil and Turpentine Markets Update Across Cities
Credit balances at $1.20 with no bids on certificates. Shipments reach 295,687 barrels. average 89,169 for shipments and 72,349 for runs. North Lima oil at 88c, Southimna Indiana at 8c. Savannah reports firm turpentine at 48c and rosin prices from A to N with glass and water white values. Charleston notes turpentine steady at 4ic and rosin unchanged.
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City
Toledo
North Lima
Southimna
Indiana
Savannah
C. Rosin
Spot market in New York shows slow day with limited buyers
The New York spot market on June 16 reports slow activity with few buyers. Brown bleached and coarse colored goods hold price, prints in fair demand for fall, ginghams firm yet hard to obtain for quick delivery, print cloths steady but inactive, and cotton hosiery and underwear quiet.
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New York
New York Grain Stocks Reported By Ice Exchange
The New York Ice Exchange lists June 14 stock totals with wheat 23 705 000 bushels down 2 521 000, corn 4 719 000 up 458 000, oats 2 444 000 down 39 000, rye 554 000 down 145 000, barley 346 000 down 66 000.
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New York
New York Ice Exchange
Banley
Weather spreads cool air from Northwest into gulf district
A large high pressure area from the Northwest is forecast to dominate the valley weather for the next day or two, bringing clear skies and cool breezes. Temperatures ranged 70s in Cincinnati, with 100 degrees at El Paso and heavy rainfall near Washington DC.
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Gulf District
el Paso
New Orleans
Atlantic
Washington, D. C
Cincinnati
United States Weather Bureau
Regional Weather Outlook Across Ohio Indiana and Nearby States
Government forecast notes fair and warmer conditions for Ohio and Indiana on Tuesday, with increasing cloudiness and showers in the Ohio Valley midweek. West Virginia and Kentucky see fair weather Tuesday and Wednesday with rising temperatures and light to fresh southwest winds.
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Ohio
Ohio Valley
Indiana
West Virginia
Kentucky
River Departures and Advertised Schedules
The River lists today's departures from Pomeroy Portsmouth Maysville Madison Tacoma Louisville and Chile with times. Advertised departures include Bonanza Helen M Gould Tacoma M P Wells Lizzie Bay Levi J Workum City of Louisville and Sunshine with days June 18 19 and times across ports.
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Bonanza
Portsmouth
Helen M. Gould
Maysville
Tacoma
Wells
Wale Lizzie Bay
Levi J. Workum
Louisville
City OF Louisville
Vicksburg
Sunshine
Madison
Auctioneers Offer Household Furniture and Car for Cash
EZEKIEL and BERNEEI Co advertise sale for owners by auction at 334 Main Street. Goods include household furniture and a car available for cash or on agreed terms.
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CAR. c. iWe
Byieates Ezekiel & E Berneei Co
Main Street
Ezekiel & Bernheim CO
Housing ads list Walnut Hills and Oak Park rentals
Multiple rental notices in Cincinnati area. 167 McGregor Park and 2356 South Elm Street Walnut Hills offer furnished houses and flats with modern conveniences. Eden flats at Grand St and Eden Park provide elevator and free telephone. 651 W 4th Street advertises a 6 room flat with bath and janitor services.
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John B. Peaslee
New York Life
Rawson
N.e. Cor
4Th and Elm
South Elm Street
Walnut Hills
Eden
Grand St
Eden Park
4Th St
Smith
Stage of the River Rises on Ohio at Cincinnati
The Ohio River at Cincinnati reached 8.6 feet at 6 p.m. yesterday after climbing 6 feet in the last 24 hours. The rising water underscores flood conditions along the river.
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Ohio
Cincinnati
Help Wanted In Cincinnati Hospital Cleaning Staff
Classified notice seeking female applicants for housework and laundry tasks at Cincinnati Hospital. Four workers required including one laundress and three strong girls. Inquire at corner Harvey and Ridgeway Ave.
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Harvey and Ridgeway
Ave
Cincinnati Hospital
River craft movements and salvage teams in action
Flotsam and Jetsam The Sunshine Captain 8S C McIntyre arrives from Memphis and will sail to Vicksburg from Main street Thursday June 19 at 5 pm Clerks A B Brown and B C Taylor arrive from Wheeling stay until Queen City comes down river Captain Menges of Monongahela Coal and Coke takes hoisting equipment to Rising Sun to float the Relief E A Woodruff goes to scene Indiana to Pomeroy 5 pm Helen M Gould to Portsmouth 1 pm Tacoma from Broadway to Maysville 11 pm M P Wells to Chile daily 3 pm Lizzie Bay Madison packet leaves today 5 pm Cincinnati to Louisville today 5 pm
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8S. C. McIntyre
Memphis
Vicksburg
Main Street
A. B. Brown
B. C. Taylor
Queen City
Wheeling
Charles Menges
Cincinnati
Monongahela Coal and Coke Company
Broadway
Maysville
Chile
Lizzie Bay
Madison Packet
Louisville
River conditions and arrivals across river ports
Weather and river depth reports from Warren to Memphis note rising levels in Greensburg Huntington and Charleston, with rainfall and cooler conditions. Vessels such as the Rose Hite Elizabeth Bonanza Exporter and Mary N variously depart or arrive, while captains and crew are mentioned amid a sweeping inland river traffic update.
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Warren
Oil City
Brownsville
Greensboro
Rose Hite
Elizabeth
Morgantown
Pittsburg
J. W. Younge
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Alleghany
Monongahela Valley
Bessie Smith
Parkersburg
Grant Pennsy Permit for New York Tunnel
At a Rapid Transit Commission meeting the subcommittee's report was adopted endorsing Pennsylva nia and Long Island Railroads entering the city via tunnels under the North and East Rivers. The Pennsylvania Railroad must pay the city 75 535 yearly for ten years and 114 871 yearly for the next fifteen years, with adjustment after twenty five years.
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New York
Rapid Transit Commission
Pennsylvania
Long Island
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Comprehensive Erie and Cincinnati rail timetable data
Timetable excerpts show Erie and Baltimore and Ohio lines with multiple routes through Cincinnati area including West Coast and Eastern connections. Listings include station names Fifth and Baymiller Streets and Central Union Station, with various trains to Columbus Zanesville Wheeling Pittsburg St Louis Louisville Cairo and Norfolk. Commuter and special accommodations run through Loveland Madeira Lebanon Blue Ash Montgomery and other Ohio towns.
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Gentral Av
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B. & O. Exchange
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N. Y
Zanesville
Colu
Columbus
Chillicothe
Blanchester
Hillsboro
WEST
Royal Blue, Ltd
St. Louis
St. Louis Limited
Louisville & New Orleans
Louisville and Paducah
Louisy
Jeffersonville
North Vernon
Madeira
Candy Makers Meet for Western Confectioners Combine
Edwin Corbin of New York city brings a trust company backed plan to Cincinnati confectioners to join a Western candy combine. Local firms Burr Pfaff & Co Sauerston & Brown Reinhardt & Newton and P Echert reportedly near agreement with capitalization set at 10 000 000. The plan would take over factories with part cash and rest in stock.
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Edwin Corbin
New York City
Western
Ir. Corbin
Chicago
Burr, Pfaff & Co
Sauerston & Brown
Reinhardt & Newton
P. Echert
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David Suhre
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A. M. Schmitt
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J. B. Turner
Milford Home B. Co
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Dorman
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Tel
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Hill Publishing Company
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John Norton
Ironton
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Fred Hornbrook
Catlettsburg
J. O. Cole
Robert Wilcoxon
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Evansville
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Friar
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Erie Railroad
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Springfield Express
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L’t’d
Southwestern Limited
Hast
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Sandusky
Kenton
Indianapoli
Iday
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Walnut
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T.eave
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Pogo
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Clevelarm
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Louisville Express
Lou
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Nash
New Orleans & Fla
I. N
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Montgomery Ac
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Tylis
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Richm'd’& Munte
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Kago Night Express
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Butt St
Kilmer
Chichester Cheationli Ie
Philadelpihia, Pa
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