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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1902
Page
9
Stock Exchange shows improvement but coal strike looms. Analysts warn public sympathy may desert labor if actions disrupt business. Growth in steel and iron demand contrasts with bond issues and market speculation among holders.
The Commercial Tribune invites readers to invest 1.0 in its $4,000.00 Estimating Contest with a 1.49 chance of winning a prize. The ad highlights the potential payoff and urges quick participation.
Bert Nevius aged 23 was arrested at his home in Wabash Indiana on War Department orders for desertion from the regular army He enlisted in Adams County Indiana on September 30 and is charged with deserting on November 26 He has a wife and is heartbroken His arrest leads to transfer to Fort Sheridan for trial and imprisonment.
Dry goods in New York report a dull, quiet day due to bad weather and a half holiday. Upcoming semi annual clearance sales by jobbing houses are expected to move a fair amount of goods next week. Cotton remains in dull, irregular demand while worsted yarns stay steady with fair demand and linen and jute yarns firm.
Readers may invest 1.00 in the Commercial Tribune Estimating Contest with a total prize pool of 24000.00 and 1490 chances to win a prize.
Marion Ohio June 22 The State of Ohio wins a conviction against Dr James H Ferrell of Marion for an attempted operation that caused the death of Miss Laura Hite last spring The jury deliberated only a few hours and returned a guilty verdict marking a sensational Common Pleas Court case
The Bank of Spain weekly report shows gold in hand up 155000 pesetas and silver in hand up 8554000 tas while notes in circulation fall by 21713000 gees. Gold prices were quoted yesterday at a certain rate.
A government report notes strong British prejudice against foreign goods yet growing American trade. It urges exporters to tailor designs and pricing to British tastes, citing examples in shoes, hosiery, machinery, canned foods, furniture, and farm gear. American travelers often secure orders better than locals.
Saturday market update shows mixed receipts for wheat and corn with No 2 red winter at 78¾ to 79 and No 2 white corn around 66 to 67 cents. Flour and hay prices hold steady to firm with weekly shipments and daily sales notes. oats, rye, and mill feeds listed, plus weekly sales data for Monday through Saturday and varied whisky, barley, and other commodities.
A condensed listing shows grain and oil prices with No. 2 red and No. 2 mixed wheat values around 81 and 46, petroleum products from 1 to 5 barrels, gasolines and turpentine noted, and cotton middling prices listed as low to good. Additional figures include seeds and clover and timothy prices.
A promotion announces a contest with a prize pool of 24000 dollars and 49 chances to win. Participants are invited to enter for a shot at the award.
Local auction houses report increasing receipts and plans for regular weekly breaks. Saturday's sale offered 108 boxes featuring new and old crops, with low grade fillers drawing strong demand. prices ranged from 1.6 to 8.10 per case across Old Dutch Old Zimmer Old Connecticut and Old Northern Ohio varieties.
Total offerings this week reached 2 786 hhds with 1 406 new Burley and 1 954 new dark types. New Burley quality was largely poor with many low grades while old Burley offerings were small. color and good leaf demand varied across grades as traders noted firm color lugs and a strong market for better red leaf.
Across Boston, Pittsburgh, New York and Philadelphia on June 21 butter remained steady with limited activity, buyers paying prior rates for some lots and receivers holding for higher bids. Cheese stayed quiet to steady, eggs mostly steady with slight regional variations, while city-by-city prices covered multiple dairy products and weighted weekly receipts.
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