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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1910
Page
9
Chicago reports extreme heat and dust clouds fueling panic in wheat trading. Prices surged with wheat leading gains while corn and oats rose and provisions moved mixed. Traders focus on short covering and limited selling as Northwest weather and late sowing fears drive the market higher.
Cattle and hog markets show mixed moves as receipts vary. In Cincinnati the week’s results are mixed with heavier cattle steady to lower and hogs rising, while Pittsburgh and East Buffalo report steady to higher hogs and mixed cattle pricing. Cleveland and St Louis show modestly higher hogs and steady cattle, with Chicago mixed but generally firmer on hogs and steady to higher calves. Prices and demand fluctuate by city, with regional trends suggesting cautious buying and renewed activity in some markets.
Market notes from New York and several cities show firmer grain prices with active demand. Wheat and corn advance on weather signals and buying, with spot bids and futures rising across No. 2 red and No. 2 yellow contracts. Industrial commodities like flour, oats, and rice exhibit steady to firm trends amid broad market detailed price quotes.
Market notices show butter steady to firm across Chicago New York Philadelphia and St Louis with creamery and dairy prices ranging from 24% to 30 cents per pound for butter. Eggs receipts in various markets noted around 23 24 26 cents per dozen with state and nearby white and brown varieties. Poultry prices mixed with turkeys and fowl values listed, while cheese steady with multiple grades cited.
Edward Irwin and his son Edward Irwin Jr. were buried side by side in St. Marys cemetery after a Trenton drowning last Thursday. The service at St. Josephs church Cincinnati was led by Rev. Albert Burke. A crush forced some mourners to step outside. 75 carriages accompanied the funeral cortege.
Mrs Bertha Spiehi Allen wife of Dr P V A Allen a prominent dog fancier in San Mateo was attacked by five bull terriers in a rear yard. She tried to separate the dogs but all five turned on her mangling her severely leaving her condition grave.
A Greiss Pfleger Tanning Company plant on North Halstead street burned causing $250000 in damage. Two firemen were injured and eight workers escaped by leaping from windows into the river below. Four hundred employees fled, some swimming to nearby fires where they were rescued.
Avondale Rose Hill district gains a new home after a sale closed yesterday by Cleneay Nourse and Huntington to William H. Alms. The 100 by 220 foot lot on Reading road between Rose Hill avenue and Paddock road will host a modern improvement with an estimated total investment near 38 000 to 40 000 dollars.
A cluttered compilation of property deeds and mortgages outlines transfers in Blue Ash, Mount Healthy, Norwood, and surrounding areas. Notable entries include parcels on Vine Street and West Avenue, leases on Main Street, and multiple subdivisions in Glenway and Madisonville.
A male helper boy is sought to ride around the track at the ball with a $10 reward for mastering him. Inducements offered for established experience, with connections in Northman and South Florida. Also features barber college ad and ship/breakwater notices from Antwerp to Liverpool and Port Said reports.
A long mortgage ledger shows transfers by individuals and firms including Margaret Rahn, J. M. Tracy, K. Rahn, and others to various companies. amounts range from hundreds to thousands of dollars. Building permits listed include several multi story structures in progress with costs up to 80,000 dollars and new residences on multiple streets. River and port news accompany the notices with tows, departures, and water levels from several cities adding context to regional trade.
River stage at Cincinnati 24.8 feet and falling. Government report lists water levels and departures for Louisville, Kentucky, and other points with multiple wharf observations. Weather section notes hot wave, high temperatures around 89 in Cincinnati and 98 in the Dakota region, with generally fair conditions inland.
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The text lists numerous individuals with father and mother names and street addresses, indicating transfers or bequests to heirs such as William F Renner Emily Renner Walter Nightencale Bertha Nightencale Lovell Midrwaret Genien Julius P Giebel Frank Beeker Robert Corey Adolph Wipper Catherine Pfelfer and others at addresses including 505 West Fifteenth 9603 Mistae Avenue 3309 Price Avenue 225 Hast Liberty 1498 State Avenue 427 Mimon Street 517 Haven Street 1628 Glen erkie Avenue 593 Ir one 27 and related family relations in a legacy style record.
A list of burial permits provides names ages and addresses of deceased individuals. Causes include pneumonia tuberculosis heart disease cancer senility and cerebral hemorrhage. Many entries note locations such as Baltimore street Martinsville avenue Windsor Gilbert and West Seventh Street.
The annual national governors conference will meet in Frankfort No. 29 to discuss conservation and prison reform with governors from all states attending. The second day’s session is planned for Louisville November 30 with expected attendance by President Taft and former President Roosevelt.
Berlin June 21 Associated Press Emperor William will sail from Altona aboard the imperial yacht Hohenzollern to Kiel for the yachting races. He had nearly abandoned the trip but rapid knee inflammation improvement allowed doctors to approve the journey.
Peru accepts mediation suggestions from the United States Brazil and Argentina in the Peru Ecuador boundary dispute. Fifteen thousand mobilized volunteers along the frontier have been recalled.
In pursuance of a Hamilton County Probate Court order a public auction will be held June 30 1910 at 2 30 PM for two parcels in Cincinnati Ohio. The first lot number 68 in J N Russell s Linwood subdivision in Beer Township fronts 60 feet on Wood Peck now Shattuck street and runs 120 feet back appraised 400. The second group includes lots 269 and 270 in S W Harborn s second subdivision fronting 25 feet on Scott street now Delta Avenue and extending back 100 feet to a 10 foot alley appraised 100. Terms cash day of sale or one third cash then and two installments over one and two years secured by mortgage. J Ziegler guardian and Guckenberger Garrison attorneys.
An ordinance supplementing No. 971 and No. 1 978 passes to create a Second Assistant Examiner of Weights and Measures. Appointed by the Mayor, term ends January 1 1912, salary 1500 dollars semimonthly, no bond. Takes effect as allowed by law.
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