Wheat market weakens after early gain on rust report
Chicago reports show a temporary rise in wheat on a rust sighting in Illinois but profit-taking trims gains. September oats and corn slip slightly while provisions drop. News of smaller Argentine shipments and Italian crop prospects influence sentiment, with mixed receipts and steady to heavy futures activity.
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Chicago
Illinois
Liverpool
Logan County
Ill
Italy
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Cincinnati Markets Thinned Oats and Wheat Prices Amid Funeral
Grain prices move slowly as the Chamber of Commerce adjourns for Governor Pattison’s funeral. Minneapolis cash wheat closes at 84% cents. Report lists prices for flour, rye, oats, barley, corn, hay, whiskey, and a range of produce and livestock movements with numerous bids and car counts across commodities.
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Chamber of Commerce
Pattison
Wheat and Corn Prices Move Amid Mixed Chicago Markets
Market notes show June 21 price action across cities with wheat futures easing after late-day selling, steady corn and oats, and varied regional receipts. Minneapolis and Duluth report mixed bids for winter wheat and onTrack prices. St Louis notes firm pork and lard, while Baltimore and Toledo list cash and near futures quotes.
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New York
Baltimore
Toledo
Chicago
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Mnneapolis
Asenee
Special Dispatch
Commercial Tribune
Grain Trade And Crops Report From Cincinnati Price Current
Wheat harvest begins in southern winter wheat belt with good quality expected and ample yield. Oats show a shortage though late sowings bring hope, while corn progresses fairly well though cool weather limits growth. Rain is needed in Iowa Kansas Missouri. prices at Chicago show modest changes and weekly receipts for wheat corn and oats are listed with year ago comparisons.
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Iowa
Kansas
Missouri
Chicago
PORK PACKING AND PROVISIONS PRICE CURRENT SUMMARY
The Cincinnati Price Current reports a liberal hog marketing week with Western packing at 640,000 head, up from a week ago and above last year’s figures. Average prices near $6.50 per 100 lbs. Pork, lard, and ribs show mixed movement as corn fluctuations influence values. Export clearances remain moderate, with total meats around 12.5 million lbs and total product ~21.9 million lbs for the period.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
International Daily Market Roundup June 21
Across Chicago Philadelphia Kansas City and New York butter and cheese show mixed steadiness. Butter ranges from firm to steady with Western and nearby grades. eggs stay steady with case counts. poultry remains steady with varying prices for locals and Western fowl and turkey.
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Chicago
Philadelphia
Reed
New York
Kaneas City
Missouri
Kansas
Oil and Turpentine Prices Across Cities
Market notes from Toledo Savannah Charleston Wilmington and Oil City report mixed crude oil and spirits turpentine prices. North Lima and Indiana oils steady around 9 per barrel while turpentine and rosin markets show varying firm bids across states with noted daily balances and shipments.
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Toledo
North Lima
South Lima
Indiana
Savannah
Charleston
Wilmington
Oil City
Lima
Wool Market Report From St Louis June 21
Wool prices hold steady in St Louis markets with medium grade cloth and light fine wool advancing slightly. Tub-washed wool trends at 33 to 39 cents, heavy fine at 8 to 18 cents, overall steady activity across grades in a quiet trading day.
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ST. Louis
Meat Exports Set New Records for U S in Nine Months
Exports of meats and meat products from the United States for eleven months ending May totaled over 180 million dollars, a historical high and about 60 percent above 1896. Great Britain remains the largest buyer, importing the bulk of bacon, ham, beef and canned beef, with 1905 exports nearing 75 million dollars in value. Oleo oil sales go mainly to butter producing nations, Netherlands receiving a large share.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
United States
Department of Commerce and Labor
Great Britain
United Kingdom
Netherlands
Industrial Bureau seeks new factory sites in Cincinnati region
The Industrial Bureau reports two land requests near Cincinnati for large factory space. An Eastern firm seeks 75 000 square feet for woodwork with rail access, while parties want 25 000 to 40 000 square feet for a new automobile plant on a short lease.
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Industrial Bureau
Cincinnati
Bureau
Wes C. Rippey
Longworth
Charles M. Knoche
Hunt Street
Saunders and
Ryan Streets
China pays for massacre in Nanchang settlement
Paris reports China signed a treaty with France after the February massacre of six French Jesuit missionaries at Nanchang Kiangsu. Indemnities total 600000 dollars to missions and families, a memorial hospital to be built, ringleaders punished, posthumous honors refused for the offending magistrate, and French gunboats to withdraw.
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Paris
Foreign Office
China
France
Nanchang
Kiang 8
Real Estate Transfers and Mortgages Listed in Detail
A lengthy roster records conveyances and mortgage changes. Transfers note Margaret Osterfeld to Henry J. Grothaus and many others across numerous lots, tracts, and streets, with values and parcel descriptions, followed by a list of mortgage cancellations including various lenders and debtors.
Dinner waitresses sought for experienced staff
Advertises experienced dinner waitresses at M Alpin's with pay of $3 per week. Also seeks a capable girl for general housework in a suburb, light duties, good home for the right person, in a family of three. Phone Elm 366-Z.
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M Alpin’s
Wanted Situations Male Bookkeeper and Stenographer
Classified ad listing seeks a competent experienced male bookkeeper or cashier with references at 625 W Sixth St. A second ad seeks a 21 year old bookkeeper with two years experience and good references at A H K This office. A stenographer with mercantile experience is listed at No 71 Burns St.
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W. Sixth St
Jeott Stenographer
Burns St
River Departures and Stage of the River
The River section reports departures from Maysville Louisville Cincinnati and other points with schedules for daily and advertised departures. Stage of the River notes the Ohio River at Cincinnati was 11.7 feet and falling yesterday.
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Ohio
Cincinnati
River traffic and river conditions prompt labor shift in Cincinnati
The Cincinnati port lists arrivals and departures for the Henry M. Stanley Courier and City of Louisville with the Greenwood due in. Heavy rains steady river fall but still supply water for Ohio streams. towboat navigation suspended, workers shift to construction jobs and wharf labor remains tight. Two surveying parties under Captain Burgess will map the Ohio River from Pittsburg to Cairo, starting July with S. F. Crecelius in command. forty five men engaged, work to finish by winter.
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Port of Cincinnati
Henry M. Stanley
Pomferoy
Charleston
Courier
Maysville
City of Louisville
Louisville
Cincinnati
Pomeroy
City of
Ohio River
United States
Ohio
Pittsburg
Pt. Pleasant
Cairo
Henry Burgess
United States Engineer's Office
S. F. Crecelius
Rising Sun
Owensboro
Elizabethtown
Iil
Louisville Courier-Journal
Wanted Governess and Companion for Family
Classified notice seeks a female companion or governess well educated and capable. Applicant should be willing to reside with a Christian family, be able to travel, and provide strong references. Contact Miss Ver Nue at this office.
Eclectics Elect Officers at Put-In-Bay Meeting
At the National Eclectic Medical Association closing session in Put-In-Bay Ohio officers were elected: President B H Stevenson Ft Smith Arkansas Recording Secretary W P Besty Indianapolis Indiana Corresponding Secretary Hugh H Helbing St Louis Treasurer E H King Saratoga New York First Vice President S J Stewart Lincoln Nebraska Second Vice President Josephus Adolphus Atlanta Georgia The convention will be held in Los Angeles California next June.
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Commercial Tribune
Put-In Bay
National Eclectic Medical Association
B. H. Stevenson
Ft. Smith
Arkansas
W. P. Besty
Indianapolis
Ind
Hugh H. Helbing
St. Louis
E. H. King
Saratoga
N. Y
S. J. Stewart
Lincoln
Neb
Josephus Adolphus
Atlanta
Los Angeles
Cal
Woman Confesses to Murder in St Louis Home
Mrs. W. C. Arnold admitted killing Frank L. Phelps at her house after claiming he planned a pact to force her into suicide. Authorities had believed Phelps had died by suicide from love for her, noting he was a boarder in the Arnold home.
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Commercial Tribune
ST. Louis
Desmond
W. C. Arnold
Frank L. Phelps
Phelps
Arnold
Mil lard Named Poundmaster and Dogcatcher in Omaha
Alfred Millard cashier of a large Omaha National bank and president of the Nebraska Humane Society was confirmed by the City Council as poundmaster and dogcatcher. He aims to run the office with more respect and better animal treatment.
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Commercial Tribune
Omaha
Neb
Alfred Millard
Millard
Nebraska Humane Society
River conditions and arrivals across river ports
Special dispatches report river levels and movement across ports including Warren Pittsburgh Evansville Cairo St Louis and Memphis with water depths from 3.8 to 21.9 feet and notes on arrivals departures and weather conditions for the period.
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Commercial Tribune Warren
Oil City
Morgantown
Chinese Outbreak Local in Amoy Turkgand Affair
In Amoy China on June 21 Dr Horne medical representative for an American insurance firm and his assistant For bes Eadie were attacked and wounded by locals at Turkgan. Both are recovering. The incident is described as local and not antiforeign in importance.
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Amoy
China
Horne
Forbes Eadie
Turkgan
Schwab Reaches Gotham on Deutschland Arrival
New York June 21 Charles M Schwab arrived today on the steamer Deutschland from Hamburg in excellent health and spirits.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Charles M. Schwab
Deutschland
Hamburg
Schwab
Steamship Greenwood Schedule for Ashland and Gallipolis
The steamer Greenwood departs Main street every Monday and Wednesday for Ashland and continues to Gallipolis on Friday at 5 p.m. For inquiries call Tel. M. 1457.
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Greenwood
Foot Main Street
Ashland
Gallipolis
New suits filed in Common Pleas Court
Case list shows suit No 184576 J F Sadler and Co versus Jacob Knauber and Sons for 2951.41 on notes.案件 No 134577 Mary Kruse versus Celia Rosenberg appeal from Squire Maus. No 134578 Eliza V Webb versus The P C Co and St Louis Ry Co for 10000 as s. Rawlings Voris and J D Dewitt.
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J. F. Sadler & Co
Jacob Knauber & Sons
Louisville and Intermediat Boats Move on Main Street
Boats leave foot Main street daily at 5 p.m. except Sundays at 9 a.m. Kentucky River freight received daily. Tel. M. 1897.
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Louisville
Points
Ohio
Main Street
P.m
Kentucky
Tel. M
Lee Line Steamer Schedule Between Memphis and Louisville
Lee Line steamer to Memphis and Louisville offers meals and berth for 11 and 34 dollars. Peters Lee sails from wharfboat Broad Street Wednesday June 27 at 5 pm for fast freight and passenger service to Lower Ohio, Memphis, Pine Bluff and nearby points. Georgia Lee follows July 4. Office 204 E Front. Main 1180. Whariboat Main 89. J F Ellison supervisor and general agent.
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LEE Line
Memphis, Inc
Louisville, Inc
Peters Lee
Broadway
Ohio
Memphis
Petatee
Pine Bluff
Freizat
Georgia Lee
E. Front
Whariboat
J. F. Ellison
Proposals for Cincinnati Water Works Strainer and Screen Systems
Sealed proposals are invited by Cincinnati’s Commissioners of Water Works for furnishing perforated brass plates bolts nuts wires and wire cloth forming the filter strainer system and for furnishing placing and aligning screens hoists and appurtenances for the intake pier near California Ohio. Bids due June 22 1906 with bonds or cash deposit and must use printed forms. The board reserves right to reject any or all bids.
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Board of Trustees
Commissioners of Water Works
Cincinnati
Ohio
California
Hamilton County
Herrmann
Elmer G. Prior
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Timothy
Os Fle
Java
Japan
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Limburger
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Youghlogheny
Grain and Provisions
F. O
Northern
Manitoba
Ft. O. B
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Turrentine
Britain
Ryan
New Company
John J. Ryan
Olympic Theater Company
Cincinnati & Springfield Traction Company
M. Marcus Company
Bell & Taylor
Frederick A. Schmidt & Co
Kemper Lane
Walnut Hills
Union Savings Bank and Trust Company
Mary Benninger
Margaret Osterfeld
Henry J. Grothaus
Wm. Barr
George Schath
Margaretha Mueller
Jackson Street
Thirteenth Becwee
Chateau Avenue
George R. Carter
Henry C. Weber
Cumminsville
Wilson Street
Fannie Greiner
Anna A. Nunn
Delia Johnson
Bruegge
Margaretha Froehlich
Elizabeth Bersof Lehman
Cceesseeensereeneee
Columbus Traction Company
Harris Avenue
Forest
Helen L. Workman
Nor
John Keyser
Mary K. Bokamp
John Kayser
George J
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William L. Hous
Julius “Pierce
W. Everwhee
Solomon W. Jersail
Cincinnati & A
Springfield By. Co
Esscresesnens Et al
Durst
Summit Avenue
Sperry Street
Margaret Q. Walker
Anna Oy Nunn
Wyoming
FOG
Snaducises Caren Margaretha Froehlich
William’ Berssen- Lorman
T. Kirby
Clinewat
Ton
Isaac Ferris
Matilda “Weber
Frederick Sanderson
Norwood Highland
Henry Brockamp
Frances Meyer
Matilda Armstrong
Graham-Philips Horse Shoe & Iron Co
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Eull
Sycamore Township
Springfield
Fred Spinner
Jacob Whallon
Mary Mace
Frank Brunck
Delhi
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Cooper
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Myers Y. Cooper
James E
Elizabeth Murphy
Aragon B. & L. B. CO. NG
Ben
Laura B. Bartlett
Bond Hill
Cesesescsase
Eliza Ss
Southside L. & B. Company
Renee Sseenesenerses
Hattie B. ‘Smith
T Co
Schuetzen B. & Co
Faee
Houston
Pleasant Ridge
B. Rieih
Matilda Weber
Madison Road
Laura Boyer
M. M. Steele
Louisa Shearer
Berea College
A. A. Amos
Columbian B. & L. Cov
Sharon
L. A. Co
George Ritter
Same
E. Dillon
Clark Street
Pabdines
William H. Jackson
Emeline Dawson
Covington
Oscar H. Roetken
Josephine
Marion Carr
William Street
William Ordelmundt
Mary Gardiner
Second Street
Voss
Buckeye Molding Sand, Brick and Arry Company
W. N
Alice
Bowman
Ft. Mitchell
Newport
Harry C. Spinks
Nora Belle Ware
Spinks
Walter T. Eisenschmidt
George W.age
Mansion Hill Addi- OM
William P. Geyer
Kate Herndon
Buena Vista
Ernst Fr
Sclett
Northwestern B. & L. Compaen
E. Dunaway 16 Guarantee Deposit Co
James Finn
Big Four B. & L. Co
Lamb
Big Four B. & 8. Co
Anna Furlong
Mt. Hope Homestead
H. C. Busch
Clark Rye L. & B.co
A. C
John Poe
Queen City
S. B. & T. Company
Beigen Biobec Esecceresevesccessioes
N. Pierce
Home
J. Burk
Mary M. Hodze
Gg Noonan
Nannie Bowman
Jane Hoban
Carrie Davis
Delta L. A. Co
Wehrman St
Gilbert Av
Cresap’s
Barr ST
Baymiller St
Barr
Cresap
East End
Cresa
Pierson ST
Commercial Tribune Building
James Macgregor
E. Fifth St
City
Ain
Race St
Coyne Bros. de
Carthage Ay
Norwood
Lodge & Shipley Mach, Tool CO
Colerain Ay
Burnetay
Tel
Department of M Alpin’s
H. M
Gourier
Dally
Vicksburg
Peters
Memphis and
Medical Association
Omaha Council
Greensboro
Davis Island Dam
Steubenville
Parkersburg
Bessie Mathews
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Excel
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E. A. Woodruff
Henshell
Upper
St, Louis
Stacker Lee
Gotham
America
Common Pleas Court
Euclid
Kennedy
Silverton
Ridgeway
Crbdsap
Mt, Auburn
Fourth St
Madisonville
MT. Adams
Monastery St
CRESAP, All _E
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Liberty. St
Fourth _st
Walnut “Hills
Wehrman
Stanhope
W. Ly i
Nevada
Patrick
Ejillott & Camp
Goldfield
Nev
Board of Trustees, “Commissioners of Waterworks
Board of Health
State of
Cit of
Geo
E. Markley
M. J. Keefe
Harry E. Igo
Bertie Igo
Bertie SS
Hoffman, Bode & LE Blond
First National Bank
Pais 6S
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