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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1906
Page
9
Weather driven rains hit Kansas and the Midwest triggering broad liquidation in wheat corn and oats. July wheat slips to around 82 83 cents, corn down 1 to 2 percent, oats down about 1 percent. Provisions ease as markets drag with rains easing drought fears and receipts noted across Minneapolis Duluth Chicago and local yards.
Daily grain report across cities shows U S wheat prices closing mixed as drought conditions in Nebraska Kansas and Iowa trigger selling then partial rally on export rumors. Corn follows with a sharp opening drop and late stabilization amid rain news. Steel prices and softs move with general market tone.
Minute market notes show Minneapolis cash wheat at 83 c, lower than Saturday 84 c. Corn mostly easier for mixed and yellow, white corn firm. Oats firm with white oats higher, mixed steady. Rye dull, No 2 at 64 c. Flour quiet, prices steady. Hay strong with moderate receipts. Whisky stocks 1,207 bbls at 1.29. Grain inspections report varied grades across wheat corn oats rye. Cash movements list prices for wheat rye flour hay whisky and commodities. cabbage beets strawberries gasoline and general merchandise noted with regional prices and futures.
Prices from Palermo and California markets for lemons bananas oranges potatoes sweet potatoes and onions. LEMONS range 4.80 to 5.50 per box or box equivalents. BANANAS quote per bunch 1.75 to 2.25 for firsts and 1.25 for seconds. ORANGES California 3.25 to 4.25 with Ruby blood 2.50 to 3.25. POTATOES old price per bush unspecified and new 4.50 per bushel. SWEET POTATOES 2.50 to 2.75 per barrel. ONIONS 1.00 to 1.25 per crate.
ST LOUIS June 18 Flour steady red winter patents 4.65 to 5.60 extra fancy 3.75 to 4.40 clear 2.75 to 3. Timothy seed 2.50 to 2.90 Cornmeal 2.50 Bran steady Timothy hay firm 114 to 17.50 prairie 11.50 to 13.50 Whisky 1.33 pork 17.05 lard 8.50 cry salted meats steady boxed shorts 9.75 ribs 9.87 to 10 short clears 10 to 10.75 bacon 10.50 to 10.75 Receipts flour 000 rbis wheat 32,000 bush corn 95,000 bush oats 98,000 bush Shipments flour 3,000 ribis wheat 27,000 bush corn 117,000 bush oats 111,000 bush
On June 16 the visible grain supply totals were Wheat 28 1640000 bush decrease 1169000, Corn 4446000 bush increase 63000, Oats 7302000 bush decrease 396000, Rye 1401000 bush decrease 124000, Barley 724000 bush decrease 214000 as reported from New York.
Cincinnati cattle buyers faced large Monday receipts of 1998 head with prices slipping under pressure from Western markets. Milk cows and stockers showed declines while heavy steers and heifers moved slowly. hogs and sheep markets opened strong then steadied as buyers pushed prices lower on lighter quality stock. Local Ohio and East Buffalo markets also reported mixed declines and price adjustments.
Chicago cattle receipts 33,000 with drops to 3 to 6 dollars. hogs 45,000 up to 6.70 for heavy, cattle prices steady to higher in Herrs Island St Louis and Kansas City report mixed results. New York buyers steady to firm for steers and lambs, calves and hogs see gains and declines across regions with prices and ranges noted for each city.
At the White House President Roosevelt and the House Agriculture Committee agreed on the meat inspection legislation. With the changes, the President indicated his complete satisfaction with the measure.
Clyde P. Bowsher traveling freight agent for the Missouri Kansas and Texas Railroad will marry Miss C Waddell of Mt Adams today. After the ceremony the couple will depart for an extended tour of the East.
Real estate activity heats up in Cincinnati area with a perpetual lease on Buckeye Molding Land to Ft. Mitchell Country Club. Elzner & Anderson design a five story fireproof Coyle & Richardson building in Charleston involving offices on upper floors. Also planning a new Stearns residence in Wyoming, and a $75,000 Wellston G A R Memorial Hall project in progress. A West Walnut Hills brick residence sold for 7350. Others include Sydenham Company’s large Oak Street flat design and various remodeling and leasing deals across Norwood Kennedy Heights Avondale and Reading Road. The Cincinnati Architects Club holds its annual outing at the Zoo. The Philip Carey Company will occupy a Lockland office building due July 1. Hyde Park streets improve property values despite a recent water famine.
Numerous property deeds and lot transfers in Hartwell, Bond Hill, and nearby suburbs list owners such as Warner Koch Woodward and Kinney plus multiple Hellmann Mitchell and Mitchell descendants. Leases include Monitor Lodge No. 445 and a 5 year rental on Lots in Cincinnati. many parcels on Rose Hill Avon Hills and Morton avenues.
Advert shows demand for brick houses on Price Hill aged five to six years for cash purchase. Respond with address H J HL at the office for contact.
A long list of property deeds and mortgage cancellations appears, listing numerous transfers of lots and parcels on streets like Main, Sunset, Montgomery Pike, and Elsmere, plus numerous figures for rents and leases and a few notable corporate property deals.
Special dispatch reports river levels and weather across ports including Warren Green, Oil City, Greensboro, Pittsburg, Steubenville, Wheeling, Parkersburg, Pleasant, Louisville, Evansville, Cairo, St. Louis and Memphis. Notes include arrivals and departures such as The Helen White, The Virginia, The Bessie Smith, The Fred Hartweg, The Ford Herald and City of Savannah with conditions of rain, warmth, and falling or stationary gauges.
The Ohio River at Cincinnati fell to 1.5 feet as of yesterday. Packets arriving included Greenwood Courier City of Louisville. departures went to Ashland Maysville and Louisville. Today Keystone State Henry M Stanley Courier City of Cincinnati expected. Wharfmaster Bracken urged paving to the nine foot line to save horse fuel and adapt to Fernbank dam stage. Public Landings board to reconsider at next meeting.
A list of civil actions filed in Common Pleas Court case numbers 134550 to 134562 and in Superior Court case 52881 including disputes over divorce damages partitions writs habeas corpus and injunctions. Named parties include Charles E Cash August Becker Mary Carr Irene Holliday and others with attaching attorneys.
Steamers Tacoma and Courier depart from foot Main Street today at 5 p.m. and 11 p.m. respectively. The Tacoma serves Pomeroy Charleston and Mayville points while the Courier runs daily except Saturday. Freight and contact phone numbers provided at M. 1457 and 1897. Kentucky River freight daily. boats leave Main Street daily excluding Sundays at 9 a.m.
Lee Line steamer schedule lists Memphis to Louisville fare with meals and berth at 11 dollars and 84 dollars. Georgia Lee departs wharfboat Foot Broad Street June 20 at 5 pm for fast freight and passenger service to Lower Ohio Memphis Vicksburg Pine Bluff and way points. Freight received daily with Peters Lee following June 27. Office 244 E Front, contact J F Ellison superintendent and general agent.
Train times list departures and arrivals from C H D Station on Fifth and Baymiler streets to Chicago and southern destinations. Services include Chicago Fast Mail Express Noonday Special Limited New Orleans Birmingham Mobile and Chattanooga routes with morning and night runs and notes on daily and Sunday service.
Illinois Central information lists ticket office at 423 Vine Street Depot Grand Central Station. Telephone Main 702. Services include Paducah Fulton Accom at 2:45 am and 9:15 pm. Memphis and New Orleans Special 6:20 am and 2:15 pm. Texas Mexico and California routes with Memphis North Central Limited 6:00 pm and 12:00 noon. Hot Springs Arkansas Memphis New Orleans Texas Limited 6:00 pm and 12:00 noon. Pullman sleepers 8 reclining chair cars dining cars and a la carte dining available.
Passenger train times listed for Louisville to Nashville Chattanooga Memphis and beyond with through sleepers dining cars and reclining chairs. Kentucky Central Division trains run from Central Union Station toward Knoxville Lexington Bristol and Butler with parlor buffet and sleeping cars and through sleepers to Little Rock and Hot Springs.
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