Wheat Falls on Bearish News and Record Crop Hopes
Wheat prices slid across the board as forecasts of record crops in Kansas and Nebraska and favorable U.S. winter-wheat conditions weighed on futures. July delivery dropped to about $1.14, while corn and oats followed downward trends though provisions remained firm amid light hog receipts. Cash markets showed rising offers for new wheat and slack demand for cash grain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schicago
Board of Trade
Charse Grain
Shorts
St. Louis
Southwest
Kansas City
Kansas
Nebraska
Commercial Tribune
Wee
Commercial Panne O
Cash Suis
Timothy
Polis
Minn
New York Grain Markets Slip on Strong Wheat Prospects
Markets show mixed shipments and price declines across grains. Wheat futures fall on forecast crop strength while near term gains are pared. corn and oats hold varied values with steady to higher spot tones in several regions.
Bank Clearings and Commodities Highlights
Bank clearings excluded from totals due to incomplete comparisons. Prices shown for oats, flour, cornmeal, hay timothy and prairie, pork and lard markets, dry salt meats, bacon, and leather trades. Receipts and shipments list flour, wheat, corn, and oats. Also notes rising Western coal trade and ongoing business failures in the U S and Canada with weekly and yearly export figures for flour and corn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brandall
United States
Canada
Advance Holds in Business Activity
R G Dun & Co Weekly Review of Trade notes sustained gains in industrial activity and confidence. Wholesale and retail distribution rise, employment grows, and construction, iron and steel demand, and equipment orders from transport firms show strength. Printing and woolen markets firm amid broader improvements in dry goods and hides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
R. G. Dun & Co
Ohio Articles of Incorporation Authorized for Several Firms
The secretary of state authorized multiple new corporations in Ohio including The Winmers Bros. Cigar Box Company of Cincinnati with 5000 dollars, Monarch Coal Company of Cincinnati with 50000 dollars, Graves Laughlin Company of Cleveland 25000 dollars, Ideal Record Company of Cleveland 10000 dollars, Andrews Cartage Company of Cleveland 15000 dollars, I Rice & Sons Company of Cleveland millinery 50000 dollars, Turbine Motor Electric Car Company of Cleveland 60000 dollars, Producing Oil Company of Lancaster 150000 dollars, Amelia State Bank Company of Amelia 26000 dollars, American Oil Pump and Tank Company of Dayton 3000 dollars, and Ashtabula Electric Street Railway Company increasing stock to 250000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Secretary of State Today
Winmers Bros. Cigar Box Company
Cincinnati
B. C. Spence
Charles A. Spring
Elizabeth Winmers
Charles Winmers
William Winmers
Monarch Coal Company
Thomas J. Cogan
Charles F. Williams
Mr. J. Richmond, Jr
E. C. Bryce
Florence Neekamp
Graves-Laughlin Company
Cleveland
Harry C. Graves
Hugh C. Laughlin
Charles F. Wiser
Extwin J. Cherney
M. M. McLaughlin
Ideal Record Company
Jacob N. Schwen
George Schindler
Fred W. Green
J. R. Zurant
D. D. Hurlbut
Andrews Cart
New Apartments for Goryville and Area Development
Multiple property plans unfold on Viné and Nixon streets with a $25,000 brick and stone apartment house featuring a ground floor store and six four room flats. Norwood church surveys sites for a new building while nearby ground is broken for an $8,000 residence on Hyde Park. Auction set for 211 and 213 Race Street with $17,700 appraisal. parish house work proceeds at Walnut Hills Methodist with $15,000 total and over $9,000 on hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corryville Ig
Viné
Nixon Streets
William Peters
Race Street
Joseph G. Steinkamp
Major Wallace
Walnut Hills Methodist Church
de Camp
Adna Wright Leonard
Brotherhood Bible Class
W. T. Ebersole
Weekly Burley Market Trade Report and Quotations
The Western Tobacco Journal summarizes Burley market activity for the past week and year to date 1909 and 1908. It lists rejections, actual and private sales, total offerings by warehouses, and Cincinnati leaf quotations across stock types from Smoking stock to Cigarette Wrappers with notes on unsound tobaccos. The report covers warehouses Globe Farmers & Shippe Planters Buckeye and Bodmann and includes weekly and year comparisons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burley
Western Tobacco Journal
CSO Tinm
Acs. T
Globe
Reison
Cincinnati Leaf
Gidbe Warehouse
Ditopnte
General Trade Better Tendency Toward Improvement
Bradstreet report indicates a continuing improvement in the general crop situation, manufacturing, and fall bookings. Weather irregularities hinder orders with jobbers, while industrial lines push toward expansion. Wage cuts have largely been restored and employment broadens, with building trades active though lumber sales remain slow and railroads benefiting.
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New York
Real estate transfers and property deeds listed
A series of real estate transfers and property deeds is detailed, naming numerous buyers and sellers, parcel descriptions, and associated sub divisions. Transactions include Mary Parker to Ella Hiphes, Fannie Lammert to Alexander M. Harvuot et al, and many others across several subdivisions such as Walnut Hills, Mansfield's sub, Lakewood, Ely, and Morin estate. Several leases and purchase options with stated terms also appear, including a 20 year lease and purchase privileges. The list covers properties on Court street, Batavia pike, Ammon avenue, Longworth Place, Seventh street, and other streets, with various lot numbers and measurements.
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Mary Parker
Ella Hiphes
J. W. McMakin
Gub
Mount Ploricn
Mary Byrne
Anna Kriedemann
Walnut Hills Land Association
Second Huta Rot
Fannie Lammert
Alexander M. Harvuot
Mansfield
Milton -Street
Thomas Garbally
Christoph Binder
Church and
Batavia Pike
Workingmen's
German B. & 8. Co
Allen McParland
Ammon Avenue
Sener
Adam Alt
Barbera Schmitt
Miles Greenwood
Lakewood
Pere Goures
Catherine McGranahan
Elizabeth Sullivan
Court Street
Baymiller Street
Edward Mills
Norwood Transfer Co
Bosinger & Hopkins
South Worwood
Frances Herbert
Charles
Williams
Elsmere
Coe
A. Cliffory Becker
Karl J. Schaefer
Hugh Neooto
Sanaiecen
Frank Foster Bradley
Katherine V. Hatcher
McCullough
Longworth
Undercliff
Greenwood Place
A. O. Taylor
Morin’ Estate
Kate Conlon
Rose Gibbons
Carr’s
Eastern Liberties
Helen Woodward
H. William Meier
Peter Zinn
Coluumbia
Leopold Oehler
Henrietta O. Bronstrop
Gest
Louisa Streets
John J. Bergman
Trent Hotel Cony
Hunt
Wisse
Nelson
Bosinger &Opkins
Norwood
Ind Geutee
Eodore F. Hoenemeyer
Werren B. Richards
F. K. Drake
Addi- Vidas Ra Dee
Elijah Wood
Estaty’ Chers
Ecdieis Ceceles
Elizabeth Stacy
William P. Devon
Longworth Street
Elm
Andereben
Anne
Willie
Elizabet Ney
Lonaworth
Streetes
TIRE
Beophanmper
Fae
River Stages and Forecast From Local Ports
Government report lists river stages at 7 a.m. yesterday for Pittsburg Freeport Wheeling Madison Louisville and nearby ports with readings in feet and notes arrivals and departures including Ohio River movements and vessels such as Lorena Zanesville Ed Roberts Tom Rees and Thomaha amid clear pleasant conditions in some ports and falling levels in others.
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Pittsburg
Louiseee
Franklin
Evesravene
Ft. Tn
Greensboro
Wheeling
W. Va
Parkersburg
Radford
Wee
Hinton
Kanawha Falls
Aba
Charleston
Point Pleasant
Huntington
Jdob Williamson
Ptville
Catlettsburg
Portsmouth
Ill
Vectres
Keokuk
Tee
St Mo
Kansas City
Moses
Memphis
Tenoee
Helena
Fort Smith
Ark
Little Rock
Vicksburg
Miss
Shreveport
New Orleans
Cincinnati
Bassle
Virginia
Toursville
Louisville
Maysville
Greeville
Chiloo
Pomeroy
Courier
Maystrom
Chilo
City of
Greenland
Joy Courier
Chi
Chiloj
Lo Neters Lee
Mphis
Lizzie Bay
Main Street
Lawrenceburg
O. Cole' Ty
Guyandotte River
Tobacco sales slim at Louisville warehouses
Closing tobacco sales day in Louisville shows light offerings with 48 hogsheads total and sales at three warehouses. Burley tobacco in fair condition sold from 8.50 to 13 dollars, dark tobacco from 4.75 to 9.70, mainly common and medium grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Louisville
Great Britain asks U S not to press Hankow loan claim
London reports Britain has asked America not to demand participation in the Hankow Sze Chuen railroad loan of 27.5 million dollars. British, German and French bankers are ready to subscribe. Britain sent the request to James Bryce in Washington, noting that loan arrangements followed difficult negotiations and China’s government consent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Great Britain
America
James Bryce
Washington
China
Southern lumbermen to meet in Memphis on curtailment plan
Lumber manufacturers from Mississippi, Louisiana, Arkansas, Missouri and Tennessee have been invited to a June 26 conference in Memphis to discuss low grade gum lumber conditions and to informally agree on production curtailment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Tenn
Mississippi
Louisiana
Arkansas
Missouri
Tennessee
Hungary’s Wheat Crop Output Drops This Year
Budapest June 18 The agriculture ministry reports Hungarian wheat yield for this year at 38,430,009 metric hundredweights based on data up to June 15, down from 41,420,000 last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Budapest
Minister of Agriculture
Millcreek Valley Starch Company Assets At Public Auction
Assignee John H. Goyert offers for sale at 4600 Spring Grove Avenue Cincinnati on June 23, 1900 at 2 p.m. the personal property and two parcels of real estate in Hamilton County Ohio. Parcel No. 2 appraised at 50400 dollars and Parcel No. 3 at 800 dollars. both require minimum bid of two thirds their appraised values. Terms: one third cash, one third in one year, one third in two years with interest. or all cash. Includes plant buildings and sidetrack rights in Millcreek Township and adjoining railroad right of way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County of
Hamilton
Ohlo
Spring Grove Avenue
Alfred White
Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern Railway Company
Winton Road
James C. Ludlow
Millcreek Valley Starch Company
National Chemical Company
Er Teens
Hamilton County
Millcreek Township
Ohio
Towit
Sprin Grove Cemetery
Hill Top B
Bock
S. Company
Edwards Ritchie
Red Book Bus
Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern Railroad
Recorder's Office
M. B. Farrin
City of
Cincinnati
Millcreek Valley Sta Ccmpany
Survey Station
Dora L. Farrin
John H. Goyert
Recorders Office
Station Avenue
Sealed bids sought for woodward high school project
Sealed proposals will be received by the Cincinnati Board of Education until 12 noon on Monday July 19 1909 for all materials and labor to complete the Woodward High School building project at the Sycamore Franklin Broadway and Woodward streets site. Bids may be for specified items marble tile plaster painting glazing chalkboards elevator dumb waiter hardware or for all items combined. Each bid must name a principal bidder and be accompanied by a guaranty of 10 percent of the bid from a disinterested party. Blank bid forms are available at the Board offices or the architect Gustave W Drach and business manager C W Handman. A surety bond is required for contracts over 500 dollars. The Board reserves the right to reject any part or all bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
City Hall
A. D
Woodward High School
Sycamore, Franklin, Broadway
Woodward Streets
Cincinnati
Ohio
Gustave W. Drach
Union Trust Building
C. W. Handman
West Court Street
Walter
Ad of Education
Boara WV. Con
Westwood Public School
Harrison and
Montana Avenues
Westwood
Garber & Woodward
Eee Board OF Education
Ww. Ndman
Temperature 74 Degrees Clears Across City
Weather bulletin reports a fair day with temperature around 74 degrees and clear skies. No precipitation expected as light winds move through the region.
City of Cincinnati to Sell Bonds for Street Improvements
Auditor of Cincinnati invites bids by July 6 1900 for bonds totaling 1 899 000 dollars to fund city street improvements under ordinance 1181 dated 1903. Bonds are 20 year notes issued at par with semiannual interest and payable at American Exchange National Bank New York.
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SRTY
Osc
Esavee
Meyene Eeres Pa
Southwestern
Northwestern
Bradstreet’s
Grain and Provisions
NPPW
York
Duluth
Continent
South America
Etrolem
Liverpool
Galveston
Baltimore
New
Tune
Clea Ngs
Ewe Aennabe Sey
Cabo Wrecsee
Teense ‘Inc
Philadelph
Inc
Cintinuati
Harleston
Minneapolis
Sears
Mobile
Milwaukee
Springfield
Richmond
Ae Aeetee ° Inc
Youngatown Eeeeneee
Alban
Tree Inc
Washington, D. C
Salt Lake City
Rockford
Wiseeree
Erie
Ate
Sioux Falls
Atlanta
Canton
Rochester
Ace
Binghamton
Hartford
Chester
Nashville
Ind
Des Moines
Decatur
Peoria
Norfolk
Opee Rae
Evansville
Houston
Eee
Birmingham
Aeeenene
Pringfield
Mass
Aiee Inc
Ortland
Scranton
Augusta
Advance
Dun
Red Sea
India
Chicago
New York City
Boston
Philadelphia
Gorryville
Chu
Norwood English Lutheran Church
Smith & Heitmeyer
Bureh Avenue
Hyde Park
Hiie
Observatory Avenues
Frank A. Lee
The
John Church Company
City
Smith & Nixon Piano Manufacturing Company
Hiram Bolsinger
H. O. Knapp
Franklin and
Hopkins Avenues
L. W. Fahnestock
Mr. Knapp
Henry Verhage
George J. Ader
East Seventh Street
St. Clair Alley
Norwood National
Hagel
Macwet
Sagutele Sas
Julia
Hapmer
Bitsapeta
Sullivan
Losaniiville B
D. Ce
Betz
Mt. ‘Washington
Miami
Bond Hill
Edward Schwaeble
Sophia Wilson
H. Newton
Southern Ohio Savings Bank
Harris
Mount Healthy
Caroline Brand
H. M
Bohmer
Sio
Archer
Columbia Boweer
I Co
Stricdace
Ste Bees
Thomas Garbaily
Gos Mobiarhbia
Willem N. Douglass
Wyoming L
Bomms
Ccesas
Carl Herrman
Ormonde S. & L. Co
Eae
C. Briegel
Drummond
Hannah’ Manning
L. R. Hornung
Jesse C. Mow
Apna Christman
W. H. Bradley
W. Hunt
Dora Duttenhofer
Heinlein
Baltimore Avenue
S. Sparks
Germany
L. & Hewey
Hopre
Brighten Cable Road
L. Hapner
Advance B
L. Co
Joseph Singer
Mary Cooper
B. H. Stites
Sycamore Street
Bopa
Julius Freiperg
Third and
Race Streets
Robertson Realty Co
Seventh and
PCOS
Zeidman
Capirten
Lucien Wulsin
Wulein Avenue
Wal- Til
J. KB. Foraker
Madison
Grandin Roads
Saveee
Ansville
ST. Tors
Thomaha
Clarksville
Bélle
Calhoun
Hamburg
Louisville Tobacco
Uncle Sam
Hungary
Pees Boyd and
M. C. Slates
Carlisle Building
J.B. Wallace
Paul, John i We ‘Wood
J Aonn
A. Wood
Girarden
Ene
Epronce Bane
H. & O. Raili
Cook
Madison Road
Avondale
Harvey
Aiene Poe
New Salariastres
H. H
Walnut
Hills
West End
Queen City .Av
Norwoodview
Lawn Av
Harruot Bros
Mercantile Library
Ata
Auburn Av
McMillan
Gilchrist & Thompson
First Nat Bank
Fort Thomas
Squire
Sixth St
Covington, Ky
Hobart
Tea
Wsw
Pickering
N. Y
GEO. c. MILLER SON@ CARRIAGE CO
Mair
Medical
Cincinnat
State of Ohio
Council of the Ta
State of
Saa
Sethe Senden
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