Wheat 15 Easier on Profit-Taking Wheat 15
Profit-taking by leading longs eased the wheat market with September options down fractions. Corn fell as traders anticipated higher local receipts, while oats and provisions traded weaker and quiet. Reports of black rust in Logan County and Argentine exports helped early strength before selling pressure and short covering shaped the close. Local receipts and weekly exports were reported, with mixed car counts across regions.
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Chicago
Logan County
Ill
Liverpool
Kansas City
St. Louis
Shorts
Bradstreet’s
Minneapolis
Duluth
Cincinnati Markets Friday Evening Wheat and Grain Prices
Minneapolis cash wheat 85c, No. 2 red 88-89c on the market. Prices for flour, hay, oats, rye, and whiskey listed with numerous grain movements and commodity quotes. Market dull and steady for some items, with several price ranges for potatoes, beans, and livestock products.
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Minneapolis
Wheat and Corn Markets Hold Narrow, Numbers Mixed Across Cities
Wheat receipts fall and futures hold a narrow range as bears react to Modern Miller. July and September contracts show modest declines while cash quotes drift. Corn remains steady with moderate to strong deliveries. oats, rye, and barley show mixed nudges in multiple markets from New York to Minneapolis and Duluth with patchy futures movement.
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New York
Cf. O. B. Afloat
Northern
Duluth
Manitoba
Cf O.b
Commercial Tribune
Baltimore
Toledo
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Aukee
Seeane
ST. Louis
Fruits and Vegetables Price List
Apples four sixty per barrel. Lemons Messina five fifty five point five zero per box Palermo five forty five point five zero California four forty four point eight zero. Bananas firsts per bunch one seventy five to two twenty five seconds per bunch one twenty five. Oranges California three four four point two five Ruby blood two fifty to three twenty five. Potatoes Old one per bushel from store new three four per barrel. Sweet potatoes two fifty to two seven five per barrel.
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Palérmo
California
Cattle Market Quiet With Moderate Receipts and Steady Prices
Cincinnati market reports two days of mixed activity as receipts were moderate and buyers guarded. Cattle, hogs, and sheep were quoted steady with light and heavy stock holding steady demand. milk cows dull, calves active, and hog prices easing before later firming as processors bid aggressively. Local and regional outlets showed varied activity with few standout gains.
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Cincinnati
FSMNE
Wong
Chicago
Sta. Hai
Business Volume Surges Amid Unusual Market Activity
A day of unusually heavy trading closes with notable activity across sectors. Investors react to shifting prices as volume spikes highlight renewed interest in several key stocks and sectors.
United Cigar Stores closes deal for second Cincinnati site
The Apollo Building at Fifth and Walnut streets, known as Serodino’s corner, was leased to United Cigar Stores Company of New York for 24 years. First three years rent is 20000 annually, then 21000 yearly for 21 years totaling 501000. The deal follows the Owl Drug Store sublease and signals expansion in Cincinnati. Public toilet stations at Fountain Square are planned with revenue from bootblack stands to fund maintenance.
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United Cigar Stores Company
Fountain Square
Cincinnati
Apollo
Serodino’s
Fifth and
Walnut Streets
J. W. B. Scarborough
United Cigar Stores Company of
New York
Oliver BE. Conner
Mammoth Retail Cigar Corporation
Bozman
Carew
Owl Drug Store
W. D. Church
Conner
United Cigar Stores
Fifth Street
Walnut Street
Hatters Alley
Apollo Club
Cincinnati Traction Company
Owl Drug Company
Central City Improvement Association
A.S. Berry
Sixteenth Street
Park Street
Newport
L. H. Wilson
West Second Street
J. 8. Roebuck
Schofield & Walker
St. Ann’s Catholic Church
West Covington
E. L. Gresham
Ohio River
Wheeling
United States
Ohio
Pt. Pleasant
Theodore Bracken
Board of Public Service
Fernbank
Bracken
Coney Island Company
Les H. Brooks
Cameron and Peyton
W. H. Whiteman
Manchester
Emily
Portsmouth
Euclid
Kennedy
Ridgeway
Norn and
Silverton
Old Forest
Cresap’s
Property Transfers and Building Permits Listed in Court Records
A long list of property transfers and mortgages appears, detailing deeds between individuals and firms, lots in various subdivisions, and assignments of property. Several building permits are recorded for new factories, dwellings, and renovations along with corresponding owners and architects.
Ohio articles of incorporation filed in Columbus
A list of new corporate filings on June 22 includes The Home Telephone Company in Ironton with 50000 dollars. The Delta Rho Fraternity of Miami University in Oxford. The Ideal Paper Box Company in Cleveland. K. K. Sherith Israel Ahavath Achim in Cincinnati consolidating congregations. Armorclad Manufacturing Company in Canton. United States Telephone Company in Cleveland increasing capital stock. Toledo & Wabash Elevator Company reducing capital stock. Toledo, Defiance & Ft. Wayne Railroad at Toledo planning a line through Defiance Williams Paulding Henry to Toledo and into Ft. Wayne corporate area.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
The
Home Telephone Company
Ironton
Robert A. Knapp
EB. W. Bixby
S. P. Humphrey
B. F. Forgy
J.C. Snyder
Delta Rho Fraternity
Miami University
Oxford
M. B. Lining
I. L. Todd
F. Ray Mooman
Horace Ballinger
J. M. Gries
Toledo
B. B. Paxton
James H. Horan
George L. Shanks
Frank G. Crane
David L. Stine
Defiance County
Williams, Paulding
Henry
Allen County
Indiana
Ft. Wayne
Cattle and Hog Prices Across Major Markets June 22
Chicago receipts show cattle steady to 6.10 for common steers and hogs trading 6.50 to 6.62 for heavy cut, with 20 000 hogs and 2 000 cattle. New York reports steers 4.70 to 5.90, bulls 3 to 3.50, cows 1.49 to 4.05. Kansas City notes steady to higher cattle prices with top Texans at 4.90 and hogs near 6.47.
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Commercial Tribune
East Buffalo
Pittsburg
Fair Walters
Herr’s Island
Omaha
ST. Louis
Texas
Chicago
New York
Liverpool and
London Cables
Kansas City
Arizona
Deeds Filed For County Lands From Condemnation Creations
Trustees of the Southern Railroad filed 21 deeds with the County Recorder reflecting lands acquired by condemnation. Amounts paid to multiple estates and individuals include Isaac Fuller 5500, James Finn 13200, 13800, Jo hann fide 1369.52, Mary Vanderheide 500, Hanns others listed with varied sums. Also noted are leases and transfers involving Scarborough State and United Cigar Stores Company and several property parcels in Hamilton County and surrounding townships.
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Cincinnati Southern Railroad
Front Street
Isaac Fallar
Ricka Newman
Harry C. Busch
Guardian
James C. Timberman
Martin Welsh
Johanna Bolger
Henrietta Peet
Jane Hoban
Hess Spring Axle Company
Wall Street
Carthage
John C. Moore
Axle Works
Hess Company
Cleneay & Nourse
Board of Home Missions
The
Presbyterian Church
Mathilda Schmidt
Patton
Madison Road
Fairview Road
East Walnut Hills
East Hill
Southern Railroad
County Recorder
Isaac Fuller
Johannan Fide
Rosearthy
Mary Vanderheide
Luke Edinburgh
Barney Hormolle
W. W. Kelsall
James Finn
Henry Brettinius
Lawrence Hegner
James Flood
Anna Furlong
Scarborough
United Cigar Stores Company
Camilla
Hayden
William Co. Hay
Jona C
River Stage Timing and Ohio River Level Update
River schedule details show departures from Pomeroy Cincinnati Louisville and Memphis with daily services and specific times. The Ohio River at Cincinnati stood at 10.7 feet and was stationary yesterday.
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Ohio
Cincinnati
River Packet Movements At Cincinnati Port
Friday arrivals include The Greenwood from Ashland The City of Cincinnati from Louisville and The Courier bound for Maysville. Departures list The Greenwood to Gallipolis The Courier to Maysville and The City of Cincinnati to Louisville. Today The Tacoma from Pomeroy The Cavalier from Maysville go to lay up at Louisville. Winnifrede the Kanawha fleet’s last rise arrived with coal for further river shipment. Washington announcement noted.
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Cincinnati
Greenwood
Ashland
Courier
Maysville
City of Cincinnati
Louisvi
Gallipolis
Louisville
Tacoma
Pomeroy
Cavalier
City of Louisville
de Winnifrede
Washington
New Suits Filed in Common Pleas Court
A list of civil cases filed in Common Pleas Court No. 134,579 to 134,597 includes A. E. Otte versus James M. Adamson Mfg. Co. for 109.88. Harry Kline versus American mece Co. for 5000 damages. Frank Smith versus City of Cincinnati petition in error. Emma Burkhardt versus Charles F. Burkhardt for divorce and alimony. Elizabeth S. Boylan versus The Robin Clarke Co. for 75 rent. City of Cincinnati versus Lydia B. Cranston et al. to assess land compensation. Charles H. Davis versus Ohio Fuel Supply Co. for relief. Paula Hamester versus Charles Cluthe for 10000 damages and appeal. Irene Riley versus Joseph Francis on appeal. Wm. Brown versus Sarah Brown for divorce. Dora Brenner versus John Brenner for divorce alimony and injunction. Lillie I. Ellis versus James M. Sprague on note for 1500. Wm. Benning versus City of Cincinnati for injunction. Stanley Matthews administrator versus Cincinnati Traction Co. for 10000 damages. The Wm. A. Stone Coal Co. versus Theo. Trimble for 114.30. The Live Oak Distilling Co. versus Cincinnati, New Orleans & Texas Pacific By. Co. on appeal. Jacob Bettman et al. versus The B. & O. S. W. Ry. Co. on appeal. Daisy B. Smith versus Philip A. meet for divorce and alimony.
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A. E. Otte
The
Jas. M. Adamson Mfg. Co
D. C. Keller
Harry Kline
American Mece Co
Archer & Sier
Frank Smith
City of Cinncinnati
Charles F. Burkhardt
Smith, Simonton & Hawke
Elizabeth S. Boylan
Robin Clarke Co
C. C. Bened
City of Cincinnati
Lydia B. Cranston
Charles H. Davis
Ohio Fuel Supply Co
C. M. Leslie
Paula Hamester
Charles Cluthe
Platt, Bowman & Henshaw
Charlies Cluthe
Squire Roebling
Irene Riley
Joseph Francis
Wm. Brown
Sarah Brown
M. C. Lykins
Dora Brenner
John Brenner
Renner & Renner
Lillie I. Ellis
James M. Sprague
Fred A. Lamping
Wm. Benning
Wm. D. James
Stanley Matthews
Cincinnati Traction Co
Matthews & Matthews
Wm. A. Stone Coal Co
Theo. Trimble
Live Oak Distilling Co
Cincinnati
New Orleans
Texas Pacific By. Co
Squire Maus
Jacob Bettman
Senate Ratifies U S Japan Extradition Treaty
The Senate in executive session today ratified an extradition treaty between the United States and Japan. The measure clears the way for formal adoption and sets terms for cross border legal cooperation. The agreement was approved following routine proceedings in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Washington
Senate
United States
Japan
Steamboat Schedule for Louisville and Intermediate Points
Steamboats leave foot Main street daily at 5 an except Sundays at 9 a.m. Kentucky over freight received daily. Tel. M. 1897.
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Louisville
Ohio
Main Street
Kentucky
Tel
Lee Line Steamers Offer Memphis and Louisville Routes
Lee Line Steamers announce fares with meals and berth for Memphis and Louisville trips. Peters Lee departs June 27 at 5 PM from Broad Way wharf for fast freight and passenger service to Lower Ohio, Memphis, Vicksburg, Pine Bluff and nearby points. Georgia Lee follows July 4. office contact at 204 East Front, Main 1180. J F Ellison superintendent and general agent.
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LEE Line
Memphis, Inc
Louisville, Inc
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Rye
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Rye, City
Ity Petroleum
Elgin Creamery
Youghiogheny
Bbl
CSS
General Merchandise
Califoria
N. Y
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
Minneapolia
Str Louis
Mons
Ban'n's
Tsa
D.s.mt
N. O
Michigan
Akron Crescent
Cleveland Diamond
Grain and Provisions
Hema
Inc
Cabs
2A Inc
Wilmington
Del
Nec
Philadel RE Chain Stokes Inc
Wichita
Davenport
Anee Inc
Cleveland
Fall River Inc
Helena
Ora
Los Angele
Milwaukee “ Inc
Fargo
Providence Tenet Eemnee Ene
New Reatord Ince
Bufffalo
Akro
Dec
St. Paul
Ane Inc
Denver
Canton
Cedar Rapids
A Inc
Seattle
Feet
Eeeeree
Bingham
Portland
Decatur
Albany
Sioux Falls
Jacksonville
Jacksonville, Iane
Galveston
Spokane
Os Escesisereses — Inc
Hartford
Ronto Inc
Norfolk Rd
Winnipeg
Augusta
Ottawa
SIT Inc Inc
Springfield
Halifax
Vancouver
Dayton
Quebec
Birmingham
London
Onto
Syracuse Inc Inc
Victoria
Canada
Owe Eure
Ohio Live Stock Commission Company
Dan
Apollo Building
R. G. Dun & Co
New England
Dun
Reading
Old Apollo Clubhouse
Homes For Architects
Schofield and Walker
Third Street
Monmouth Street
Charles J. Ernst
C. C. Weber
Commercial Tribune Building
Coyne Bros
Rip Sawyers
the Globe-Wornicke CO
Carthagé Av
Norwood
Jezi
WISE
Exper Ghee
Lodge & Ship Machine Tool CO
Colerainay
Foun-D Co
Arto Oo
M Alpins
Anaeteca Cee Tate Pas
Grandview Ayv
China Department
Mabley & Carew
Ato Cvevvesas
X. Chandler Harper
Hisse Y. Yates
Lota
Cilley’s
Gailey
Fisuamon
Charles T. McFarland
W. Harriette W. McAlpin
North Bend
Spring Street
Margaret M. Smith
Herman Rottman
Bush
Parker
Lucius Yee
Sanson M. Cooper
Ball’s
Chase
Robert McCollum
Per ‘Sherir
Benedix Rosenbaum
Piedmont Street
Een Eden
Chatt
Ian Cs Ceend
Louis Riess
Fred Greber
Emma Redway
Chester SF
Korn
Clinton Springs Avenue
Gene Hs Ove
Ida E Williams
Robert Bell
Steele
Ralph Peters
Highland Grove Company
Sycamore Township
Freeman Avenue
Evsscsesevsces
Llewellyn Price
Walter
Davis
Eighth Street
John T. Price
John. T. Hope
Samuel
C. Cooper
Wm. R. Probasco
Montgomery Pike
Cornelius McGuire
Solomon Schlacht
Gepooe Bivocéshired
Cdecscevedusense
Harry B. Banning
Julia K. Banning
Dilla
Edith M. Durrell
Thomas L. Simmerman
Columbia Township
Henry J. Schulte
Déer Park
Andreas Reif
Dorothea Schill
Court Street
Henry Feldman
Orwood
Alexander M. Harvuot
Fred B. Bishop
Henry Feid
Jacob Hoftner
Short
Sekitan
Clinton Street
Woodward Street
Albers & Kahle
Mvonus
Epworth Avenue
Ae William T. Barkley
Marguerite
Meenie
Mt. Hope Price
Slane Avenue
Wm. R. Prebasco
Samuel C. Cooper
Barr Street
Innes Avenue
Joseph Kemp
John ‘B
Heilemann
Jacob Schmucker
Patton Estate
Kena Daphibeon
Cleveland Street
Flora M. Pyle
Fred B. Bisho
Benjamin S. Sharpless
George Bergfeld
Geo. B. Currie
Covington
Adam Miller
J. J. Barwell
Warren Street
William Gray
German B. & L
Philip Aire
Colerain B. & L
Mary EB
McFarland
Miami Township
Maria Healey
George Healey
Elie R. Martin
Mary Rudolph
Caroline D, Brennen
L. Association
John B. Heilemann
Fundamental Pa & BE
N. Siegel
Coeves
Highland Grove Co
Florence N. Plau
George EF. Meyers
Traces
Grant Alrey
Loveland Mutual B. & L. Company
Dbdginsant
Ates
G. L. Beckwith
Custom House B, & A Company
G. Morgan
J. H. H. Sar
W. F. Harper
M. Browne
Wihissnee
Ohio L
Wes Ens Sewacenassengees
Elizabeth A. Murphy
M. A Swain
Paul B. Junghaus
Catherine Schnittger
Reading Road
Florence Avenue
C. M. Knoche
Bell & Taylor
Evanswood
Evans Place
H. M. Benedict
J. H. Epperhart
Chase and
Florida Avenues
Albert Liepnitz
BE. Dor- Mocio
Belle Avenue
Carroll and
Clyde Streets
John F. Walton
C. M. Foster
Medical
Warren
Oil City
Morgantown
Greensboro
Davis Island Dam
Parkersburg
Evansville
Catro
Harry Brown
John A. Wood
Pacific
Fred Hartweg
Upper Ohio
Sun
Memphis
Herman Paepcke
Lower
Mississippi
Saltillo
Tennessee
OHO
Erereserdee Pomeroy
City OF
Charleston
Vicksburg
Peters Lee
Memphis and
Georgia Lee
Flotsam
Letsam
Fairmount
Ross
Westwood Car Line
Fairmount Av
Freeman Av
C. M. Fenner
Highland
McMillan
C. G. Highlan
Mt. Auburn
Huckne
H. Fourth
Cor. Hammond
Auburn Av
Kkeeper
H. M
W. Sixth St
Common Pleas Court
U. S
Mikado
Poméroy
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