Wheat and corn futures ease after late selling in Chicago
Heavy realizing sales sink wheat to weak close in Chicago with July at 89 to 88 1/2 cents. Corn steadies then slips, oats rise early but trim gains, and provisions edge up. Reports cite damp crop conditions in Kansas Nebraska Missouri and Hessian fire damage fears while private forecasts downplay crop injury. Estimated tomorrow receipts include 13 wheat cars 257 corn 10 oats and 32 000 hogs.
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Chicago
Kansas
Nebraska
Missouri
Minneapolis
Duluth
Commission
Corn
Grain and Provisions Market Notes Across Cities
New York reports mixed grain activity with flour receipts at 20,117 bbls and corn meal quiet. Rye and oats show firm spot prices, while wheat futures open higher on crop news then retreat. Baltimore and St. Louis provide cash and futures prices for wheat, corn, flax, barley, and oats with varied bids and shipments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
O. B
Commercial Tribune
Baltimore
Stea Apolis
ST. Louis
Timothy
Lion
Hydrophobia Kills 79-Year-Old Man in Danville
Joseph Gerst, 79, died in Danville Pennsylvania from hydrophobia two months after a dog bite. The wound had healed before the illness reappeared and proved fatal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danville
Joseph Gerst
Banks Return Federal Deposits in Treasury Report
The Treasury notes Chemical National Bank of New York surrendered 1 028 000 in public deposits as it pays no interest, while American Exchange National Bank added 230 000 over the required reserve. Officials say such moves do not prove or disprove joining currency associations, as bankers seek blank forms and details amid broad interest in forming a national currency system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
the Treasury, Department
Chemical National Bank of New York
Secretary of the Treasury
American Exchange National of New York
Treasury
Treasury Department
Great Money Centers
W. W. McCoy
United States
Cincinnati Live Stock Market Opens With Ample Offerings
Receipts and shipments for the past 24 hours show cattle hogs and sheep in Cincinnati. Beef cattle trade weak with prices easing across grades while milk cows and calves move slowly. Packer and butcher hogs sell lower at open with a firmer close. sheep and lambs run fair with higher early bids. Local Pittsburgh East Buffalo St Louis and Chicago market reports follow with steady to lower trends on cattle hogs and sheep.
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Laveighio
Cuore Place
Commercial Tribune
Pittsburg
East Buffalo
ST. Louis
New York
Reeves
Chicago
Engineer on river steamer shoots self in Ironton note
Ironton Ohio June 17 Clarence Davis 40 an engineer on the steamer Monie Bauer killed himself with a shotgun today in Ironton. Local reports state the suicide occurred aboard the vessel while it was tied up at the wharf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monie Bauer
Ironton, CO
Clarence Davis
Brent Re-elected as Washington Bishop After Decline
In Washington on June 17 Bishop Charles Henry Brent of the Philippine Islands was again elected Protestant Episcopal Bishop of Washington to succeed the late Henry Y. Satterlee. Brent declined the first election, but the diocesan convention insisted on his selection today in hopes he would reconsider.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Charles Henry Brent
Philippine Islands
Henry Y. Satterlee
Brent
Imperial Hotel in Petoskey Destroyed by Fire
Fire of unknown origin last night totally destroyed the Imperial Hotel at Petoskey Michigan a summer hotel valued at 120000 The hotel had not yet opened for the season and the only occupants were the caretakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petoskey, Mich
Imperial Hotel
the Imperial
Real Estate Transfers and Mortgages Listing Various Properties
Real estate notices show transfers of parcels, leases, and mortgages. Names include Peter J. Conrad, Caroline Reese, Margaretha Thomas, and Henry Runnebaum among others with properties in Norwood Hyde Park Avondale Mt. Washington and College Hill. Several leases and mortgage cancellations appear. transactions involve The C Moerlein Brewing Co and various L and B Co outfits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ehigtCoter Nak
Cai
Peter J. Conrad
Harry Tenover
Csvdevense
Feederick Ache
Kuhlmann
James B. Wallace
George F. ‘Ayer
Walburga Eckert Et al
George F. Memo
Seiu Hs
DU Oc Vadenkes
Louisa Bosze
Harry A. White
Norwood
Purcell Avenue
James A. Price
Elm Avenue
Irene E. Geeslin
Shirley PB. Harquot
John D. Gaines
Pen Doerr
Ander
William Birt
Andrew J. Gilligan
Warsaw Reed
Main Street
John J. Emery
C. Moerlein Brewing Co
Thomas E. Gaff
Simon Washer
Pee
Charles E. Wood
Thomas L. Kerr
Mt. Washington
Hyde Park
Caroline Bross
Robert J. Cresap
Herman H. Lakamp
CTE
Yao Entinl Os van Seovdee Diesache
Banjamin
Vrason
Victoria
Louis Koch
Ups
Ccocees
Harry Rust
Charles Dorsch
Varasonsgevesesceccens Loules
Edna McMahon
Charles M. Steele
College Hillr
Ruth Ave
Abbie H. Newton
James F
Emma Hearne
Avondale
Ee Budameion
Cetuvenes
Cbadty
Ayer
Riverview
Matilda E. Miller
Seventh Street
Rufus Burkhardt
Vine Street
Thomas Dryden
Fred I. Johnson
Mary A
Charles. Conrad
Joseph Brueggemeyer
Ehm A
Seamery Heights
Mary F. ‘Altteen
Caroline Eh
Madison Park
Cordelia McClure
Ethel James
Sibley
C Bode, Jr
Betsey Barth
Adam Kech
Victoria P
Louisee Oreee
Burnet “Woods
Parland
Lenox B. & L. Co
Elsmere
Louies Carey
Willard I. Carey
Beech Koch
Johnsane
Victoria Koch
Lumbia Town
Mary Callahan
Joseph McFarland
Tyne Park
Gustav Or
Silverton L. & B. Rolla
Latham
New Suits Filed in Common Pleas Court No 140 152 and Nearby Dockets
A list of new cases filed in the Common Pleas Court including Agnes Jones vs J N Molltor on appeal from Laurie Smedes No 140 158 Edward Clark vs Blanche Clark et al for an injunction A Dayton Limestone Co vs Pleasant Ridge for $1 Sloss Sheffield Steel and Iron Co vs John A Schulte & Co for $1249 43 on account Carlotta O Blake vs Purley M Blake for divorce Henry Kruck vs C O Ginter et al for $200 Lucy T Belding vs Bert Belding for divorce and alimony C W Nagel assignee vs Frank pone executor for an accounting The Churches Electric and Manufacturing Co vs William Stacey Auction and Storage Co appeal from Malls Clara AL Halstead administratrix vs Manhattan Life Insurance Co for $10000 damages Gabriel Dirt vs Emily G ius appeal from Squire 28 D L et al vs Elizabeth L O Dell et al Herman Goebel and H C Kapp
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Agnes Jones
J. N. Molltor
Laurie Smedes
Edward Clark
Blanche Clark
A. Lee Beaty
The
Dayton Limestone Company
Pleasant Ridge
Sloss-Sheffield
Steel and Iron Company
John A. Schulte & Co
C. W. Nagel
Frank Pone
Ofman, Bode & LeBlond
the Churches Electric and Manufacturing Company
William Stacey Auction and Storage Company
N P
Clara Al.halstead
Manhattan Life Insurance Company
Pen B. Dale
Gabriel Dirt
Emily G.ius
Squire
D. L
Public bidding notice by Cincinnati Board of Public Service
The Cincinnati Board of Public Service invites bids with full names of all bidders and bonds or certified checks equal to 10 percent of bid. Bids must use printed forms and are subject to rejection. June 17 1908 John J. Wenner Clerk.
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Board of Publicerties of the
Cincinnati
Rate of Ohio
Akonian Mia
Ageiaca
Board of Public Service
John J. Wenner
Sealed Bids Sought by Hamilton County Commissioners
The Hamilton County Commissioners office invites sealed bids for road repairs on De Mar road along Miami avenue to Camargo pike in Columbia Township. Bids due July 17 1908 at noon with $1000 bid bond. bids on blank forms available at the county board office. The board may reject any or all bids. Stanley Struble president, Fred Drehs clerk.
Notice to Contractors for Dick Road Improvement Bid
Sealed proposals will be received at the Hamilton County Board of Commissioners Ohio by July 10 1908 at 12 o'clock m for the Dick road improvement east and west of Lees Creek road Crosby Township. Bid must include bond of one thousand dollars with two sureties and contract entry if awarded. The County reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Tanley Struelde president. Attest Fred Dreihs clerk.
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Hamilton County
Cinti
Ohio
de Mar, Road
Miami Avenue
Camargo Pike
Columbia
Board of County Commission
Board of Hamilton County Commissioners
Stanley Struble
Fred Dreihs
Coissioners
Cincinnati
Board of County Commissioners
Dick Road
Lees Creek
Crosby Township
Board O County Commissioners
Board of Hamilton Nd Commissioners
Tanley Struelde
Commissioners
Board of County
Salem Pike
Richmond Pike
Ohio Pike
Anderson Township
Stanley Strub
the Commissioners
Hillside Avenue
West Corporation
Franklin Avenue
Delhi
Delhi Township
Fred Drbihs
Blue Rock Pike
Colerain Pike
Miami River Road
Green and
Colerain Townships
Sealed Proposals Requested for Salem Pike Improvement
The Hamilton County Commissioners announce sealed proposals for the Salem pike project from New Richmond pike to Ohio pike in Anderson Township. Bids must be on blank forms with one thousand dollars and two sureties to the County Commissioners, Stanley Strub presiding, with bids due by Friday July 3 at 12 o'clock m.
River Departures and Steamers Across Ohio River Ports
The Ohio River forecast shows a slight rise at Cincinnati while recent business was heavy in passenger departures. Green Line Greenwood sails Charleston and way ports at 6 pm, Courier to Maysville at 11 pm, Kentucky to Madison at 5 pm, City of Cincinnati to Louisville at 5 pm, and Peters Lee to Memphis at 6 pm Friday.
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Charleston
Gardenwood
Maysville
Courier
Madison
Kentucky
Louisville
City OF
Cincinnati
Manchester
Lizzie Bay
City of Louisville
Greenwood
City of Cincinnati
Ohio River
Kale Wepesphall
Greene Line
Sycamore Street
All Way
Steamer Courier
Sycarmggie Street
Madison Packet
Main Street
Way
Peters Lee
Memphis
Broadway
St. Louis
River Conditions and Arrivals at Port Cities
Gauge at Pittsburg 9.2 feet and rising while Wheeling reports 4 feet 2 inches and falling. Arrivals include The Ford Herald at St. Louis and Government boat Oleander at Mound City. St Louis notes Stage of river 4 feet 8 inches and rising with several departures and arrivals listed for nearby rivers.
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Pittsburg
Wheeling
Kanawha
Charleston
Virginia
Ruth
Sistersville
Royal
Clarington
H. K
Bedford
Ben Hur
Madison
Evansville
Cairo
Ford Herald
St. Louis
Bif
Tennessee River
J. R. Wells
Osage River
Bald Eagle
Peoria
Quincy
St. Paul
Troops Deployed to Guard Miners After Mine Dynamite Outrage
State Constabulary troops have been summoned after yesterday's dynamite outrage at the Royal mines near Argentine. Nonunion miners refuse to return to work and an air of uneasiness prevails in Butler, Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler
Royal Mines
Argentine
Building Permits for Several Dwellings on City Streets
A list of building permits shows multiple residences approved or planned. Homes include two-and-a-half story brick and frame houses on Harrison, Lincoln, Dexter, Homestead Place, Harvard, Hackberry, and nearby streets with owners C. H. Schroeder, Bentel Bros., Matilda Ovens, John F. Dietz, S. D. Cooper, Y. Cooper, and others. Costs range from about 2,000 to 5,000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Avenue
McKinley Avenue
C. H. Schroeder
Craig Avenue
Montana Avenue
Bentel Bros
Lincoln Avenue
Elmwood
Matilda Ovens
Dexter Avenue
Woodburn
John F. Dietz
Fairfield
Oppositney Avenue
Y. Cooper
City approves Harrison avenue remodel and grading plan
The council rescinds a 1908 resolution and adopts new terms for improving Harrison avenue State avenue and Barnard street. The project includes grading granite curbs inlets and paving and is funded from city sale proceeds. Clerk directed to publish per law. passed June 1 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tion Sim
Harrison Avenue
State Avenue
Barnard ‘Street
Souatae
Byrrison Avenue
Barnard Street
City of
Cincinnati
John Galvin
Edwin Henderson
Notice to Contractors Hillside Avenue Improvement Delhi Township
County Commissioners of Cincinnati Ohio invite bids under Specifications No 760 for Hillside avenue from the west corporation line to Franklin avenue Delhi Delhi Township. Bids on blank forms accompanied by a $10 000 bond with two sureties required. Bid rejection reserved. Attest Fred Dribbs Clerk.
Norwood bids sought for 11 000 improvement bonds
The City Auditor of Norwood Ohio invites sealed bids by 12 noon on Monday July 6 1908 for the citys portion improvement bonds totaling 11000 dollars in 22 bonds of 500 dollars each. Bonds bear 4 percent interest payable semi annually and run twenty years. Bids must meet par plus accrued interest and include a 5 percent certified check.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwood
Ohio
Montgomery and
Elim Avenues
State of
L. H. Gebhart
Sealed bids sought for Little Miami Bridge steel superstructure
Hamilton and Clermont Counties announce sealed proposals for steel superstructure of a highway bridge over the Little Miami River on Montauk road between Camp Dennison and Miamiville. Bids due June 26 1908 bond required 1000 dollars with performance terms. bids to be received at the Boards office in Cincinnati Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton County
Cincinnati
Ohio
Board of County Commissioners
Hamilton
Clermont Counties
Batavia
Little Miami River
Montauk Road
Camp Dennison
Symmes Ownship
Boards of County Commoners
Clermont
Stanley
Fred Dreims Clee
U. & Engineer
Custo House
St. Louis
Mississippi
Missouri
G. R. Lukesh
Engrs
Proposed Ohio constitution amendment on bill passage terms
The text outlines an 1906 joint resolution proposing changes to the Ohio Constitution to govern bill reading requirements, governor approvals, and reconciliation procedures. It specifies three fourths voting for urgency, single subject rule, and passage rules including gubernatorial objections and return periods. It is certified by Secretary of State Carmi A. Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Ohio
General Assembly
Menthera
State of Ohio
Secretary of State
Co. A. Thompson
House of Representatives
Andrew L. Harris
Senate
Carmi A. Thompson
Columbus
Ohio Joint Resolution on Constitutional Taxation Amendment
The document announces a 1908 Ohio joint resolution proposing to amend Article XII Section 2 of the state constitution to define a tax system governing state and local revenue, exemptions for bonds and public property, and annual publication of exempted values with existing taxes continuing until altered by statute. It includes official certification by Secretary of State Carmi A. Thompson and signatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
General Assembly
State of
State of Ohio
Sealed Proposals for Ohio Canal Improvements Issued
The State Board of Public Works in Columbus invites sealed proposals until June 23 1908 for multiple canal projects including Miami and Erie Canal Middle Town Dam St Marys Locks and Tolledo to Defiance work plus Northern Division Tuscarawas Feeder Dam Zoar Dam and related culverts locks and walls. Details available from the Chief Engineer or Canal Improvement Engineers starting June 10 1903.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board OF Public Works
Columbo
Miami and Erie Canal
Middletown
St. Mary's Locks
Cincinnati
Dayton
Toledo
Defiance
Lewistown
Ohio Canal
Tuscarawas
Summit County
Zoar
Bolivar Locks
Navarre
Cemetery Bar
Massillon
Walhonchung
Sugar Creek
Canal Dover
Nashport
Hilton Dam
Trenton
Public Works
Columbus
Ohio
Coshocton
Ase
Perkins
Public Works of Ohio
Sealed Proposals For Blue Rock Pike Improvement
Sealed proposals due June 26 1908 at noon for the improvement of Blue Rock Pike from Colerain Pike to Miami River road in Green and Colerain Townships. Plans and specs on file with County Commissioners. Bond with sufficient sureties required. County Commissioners reserve right to reject any or all bids.
Lee Line Steamer Service Ad Promotes Peters Led Trip
Peters led extended service on the Lee Line steamers to Lower Ohio and Memphis with departures Friday June 26 at 6 p.m. Contact Main 1180 for reservations. J F P Ellison serves as General Agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LEE Line
Peters
Lower
Ohio
Memphis
J. FP
Ellison
Should Be In Every Home The Commercial Tribune
A feature urging households to keep the Commercial Tribune for daily news and practical tips presented in a persuasive, community minded tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THE
Commercial Tribune
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Gerst
Chemical National, of
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Episcopalians
Petoskey
Henry Rufinebaum
St. Bernard Progressive B. & L. A. Gol Tivadsvecgesssecess
John White
Franklin H. Lamb
Gustav Tappenbrock
Silverton L. & B. Lae
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Weseasedvecesse
Senbgeats
Aindses
George A. Reimenschneider
Sterra Township
Sessssssersengeesens
Henry Lonneman
Alpha B. & L. Co
Maria Schmidt
Union
H. Fricke
Globe B. & 8S. Co
Ana Bauroth
Bofinger & Hopkins
Henry Kissel
Same
Margaretha Storninger
Philip J. Weber
Fischman L. & B. Co
Mathew H. Gaesler
Sylvanus Wright
Common Pleas Court
Pomeroy
Mayeaville
Phureday
Mondho
United States of America
J. D. Chamberlain
James M. Williams
A.D
Ezekiel & Bernheim
Crescent
Moler College
Fourth St
U. 8S
Marine Corps
Ll Block
W. Fourth St
McAlpin
Peerless Cigar Co
J. M
P. O
S. E. Cor. Harvey
Shillito ST
L. G. Hopkins
Main ST
College Hill
Oak St
Ogden Bldg
G. W. Cor
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Main
Walnut Hills
iWo
Fairfax Av
Chapel St
East Fourth ST
Taylor
Mt. Auburn
Cor. Melan
Maplewood
Piper
Calhoun St
Clifton Heights
South Norwood
Madison AV
Floral
New St. Louis
Cor
Floral AV
Elm AV
Race Street
Covington
Newport
Financial and Loans
Interstate Investment Co
Eighth St
Clifton
Vine-Clifton
Crescent Place
Walnut Hilla
S. M. Hoosaln
Rangoon
Burma
India
Medical
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Potatsa
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