Wheat Declines In Liberal Sales In Chicago Grain Market
Excellent weather for harvest in the Southwest depresses wheat prices with July futures down and nearby wheat and flour clearances strong. Corn and oats slip on weak sentiment and favorable growing conditions, while provisions stay mostly steady. Reports on thrashing yields conflict and receipts rise in Minneapolis, Duluth, and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Southwest
Liverpool
Bradstreet
Minneapolis
Duluth
Wheat and flour market report from New York dispatch
Wheat prices eased on bearish crop and weather news after bullish statistics. Receipts and bids varied across regions with Minnesota and Northern grades quoted. corn and oats showed steady to mixed moves while fats like lard and oil remained firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Minnesota
E.o. B. Afloat
Northern
Duluth
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Minneapolis
ST. Louis
Timothy
East Track
Hay
Commercial Tribune
Toledo
Anne
Available Grain Supplies Decline Worldwide in Latest Dispatch
Special cables and telegraphic reports show declines in grain availabilities. US and Canada total down 1,985,000 bushels with Europe down 5,100,000 bushels. Rockies and Canada see 1,699,000 and 286,000 bushels decreases respectively. Manitoba and Kingston among listed increases in local stocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bradreda
United States
Rockies
Canada
Europe
Manitoba
Kingston
Portland
Cattle Market Steady as Demand Dims in Cincinnati
Cincinnati market June 2 1908 shows light demand with slow movement for cattle. Cows, steers, calves and hogs mixed in price. heavy steers 5.50 to 6.60, hogs 6.10 to 6.15, sheep and lambs steady to firm amid modest receipts and cautious buyers. Separate reports from St Louis Chicago Kansas City and New York note varied cattle hog and sheep prices and receipts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
ST. Louis
Chicago
Kansas City
Texas
New York
Indiana
Market closes with mixed mining stock results in Boston
June 23 report shows numerous mining shares with varied gains and losses led by Calumet and Hecla at 660 and Butte Coalitions at 21 while United States Mining climbs to 36 and Wolverine reaches 130. several other issues including Arizona groups and Nevada listings post diverse percentages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Adventure
Allouez
Amalgamated
Atlantic
Bingham
Calumet
Hecla
Centennial
Copper Range
Daly-West
Franklin
Granby
Isle Royale
Massachusetts Mining
Michigan
Mohawk
Montana Coal and Coke @Cc
Old Dominion
Parrot
Quincy
Shannon
Tamarack
Trinity
United States Mining
United States Old
Utah
Victoria
Winona
Wolverine
North Butte
Butte Coalition
Nevada
Arizona
Arizona Commercial
Greene Cananea
Visible grain supply shows declines across staples
The New York Produce Exchange reports June 20 visible grain stocks: Wheat 16,965,000 bushels down 1,659,000. corn 2,809,000 down 9,000. oats 4,483,009 down 969,000. rye 212,000 down 12,000. barley 1,195,000 down 165,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Produce Exchange
Market Prices Reported For Various Stocks
New York on June 23 lists prices for Alice 3.00 Breece 0.05 Brunewick Con 0.05 Comstock Tunnel stock 0.30 Comstock Tunnel bonds 0.20 asked Con California and Virginia 0.47 Horn Silver 0.60 Iron Silver 0.90 Leadville Con 0.05 Little Chief 0.05 Mexican 0.32 Ontario 0.05 Ophir 2.20 Small Hopes 0.18 Standard 1.75 Yellow Jacket 0.44
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Brunewick
Comstock
California
Virginia
Leadville
Little Chief
Ontario
Treasury balances show available cash and gold holdings
Treasury general fund balances disclosed on June 23 include available cash of 2,802,276 dollars after excluding the $150 million gold reserve, with gold coin and bullion totaling 34,160,163 dollars and gold certificates at 30,216 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury
General Fund
Ficke Residence Sold in East Walnut Hills for 15000
C C Bent purchased the Ficke residence at 2915 Fairfield avenue East Walnut Hills a Swiss designed stucco home. The lot measures 77 by 121 feet and brokers Cleneay and Nourse handled the deal likely at 15000. Norwood begins work on its market house with contracts awarded and a three month completion deadline costing 15000. Samuel Nathan bought the Mound and Carlisle residence for 6000 plus lot. Masonic Lodge Linwood approves a new building. Mrs Henry Burkhold sells 3518 Shaw avenue Hyde Park eight room frame to J H Dunzelman for 4000. The Colonial flat at Third and Monmouth Newport sells to Frank F Thorp for 16000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Bent
Ficke
Fairfield Avenue
East
Walnut Hills
Cleneay & Nourse
Henry Burkhold
Shaw Avenue
Hyde Park
J. H. Dunzelman
Weber Realty Company
Colonial
Newport
Frank F. Thorp
Covington
Third and
Monmouth Streets
Optimists urged by Cincinnati Prosperity Circular
The National Prosperity Association of Cincinnati executive committee authorized printing 100000 circulars to advertise prosperity. The card will be distributed by business houses and placed in the mall. It urges revival, merit, and readiness to meet prosperity halfway. Regular meetings set for Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Prosperity Association of Cincinnati
Business Men's Club
Enterprise
Eleven Die As Heat Prostration Sweeps Chicago
Chicago records eleven deaths from heat and related causes as temperatures stay above ninety. A wind shift brings aid and a brief downtown shower improves conditions. The business district receives two showers while residential areas in the south feel only limited rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cincinnatians Buy Bonds At City Council Meeting
Weil, Roth & Co of Cincinnati purchased 20000 in five engine house bonds at the city council meeting with a 1285 premium. Dayton Savings and Trust Company took 40000 in bridge bonds with a 130 premium. Premium differences reflect 4 percent interest for twenty years on engine house bonds and 23 years on bridge bonds. Other bidders included Seasongood Mayer Breed Harrison Denison Farnsworth First National Bank Columbus and local Springfield banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Springfield
Weil, Roth & Co
Cincinnati
Dayton Savings and Trust Company
Seasongood & Mayer and Breed & Harrison
Denison & Farnsworth
Cleveland
New
First National Bank
Columbus
First National and
Springfield Savings Banks
Government repairs skylight save money on post office
Federal officials report the Cincinnati Post office workroom skylight renovation cost 2599 dollars, far below the lowest contractor bid of 5490 dollars, after the Government took charge through Inspector Homes to oversee the project from start to finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Post Office
Inspector Homes
New Yorker Attacked in Cincinnati Park
James Sullivan traveled from New York to Cincinnati and rested in Eden Park. While at the spring house for water, three strangers approached. one struck him with brass knuckles, inflicting a wound under the left eye. He was treated at the City Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Sullivan
Cincinnati
New York
Eden Park
Big Barn Burned on North Bend Road
Fire destroyed D. D. Flannigan's barn on the North Bend road last night discovered at 8 o'clock. The village volunteer fire department arrived too late to save the barn while Rankin's residence and stable were briefly threatened. About $5,000 in losses, mostly hay and harness, were reported with six suits of clothes and $25 in bills missing from coachman James Orr's room. Insurance was noted to cover the damage. The cause was uncertain with theories of tramp arson or spontaneous ignition from sun-heated hay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. D. Flannigan
North Bend Road
Carl Rankin
Rankin
Flannigan
James Orr
River Packet Departures and Ohio River Forecast
The Ohio River at Cincinnati stood 10 feet 5 inches and rising yesterday. Packets departed this port: Queen City to Pittsburg, Greenwood to Pomeroy, Kentucky to Madison, Courier to Maysville, and City of Cincinnati to Louisville. Upcoming arrivals include Courier from Manchester Lizzie Bay from Madison and City of Louisville from Louisville. A forecast predicts slight changes with a rise to under 12 feet by Wednesday. Weather warm and clear. freight movement heavy at the levee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen City
Pittsburg
Greenwood
Pomeroy
Kentucky
Madison
Courier
Maysville
City of Cincinnati
Louisville
Manchester
Lizzie Bay
City of Lowsville
Ohio
Cincinnati
Greene Line Steamer Courier
Way Ports
Sycamore Street
Way
Main Street
Lee Line
Peters
Memshis
Broadway
St. Louis
United States
Golden
Pittsure
River Obserations and Cargo Moves Across Midwestern Ports
Pittsburg gauge 8.4 feet and rising with vessels H K Bedford and Bessie Smith departing to Parkersburg. Madison river at 9.2 and falling as Peters Lee carries 100 passengers 200 cattle 400 hogs and 100 bales of cotton at 5 p.m. Louisville gauge 2.3 feet falls, canal 4.5. City of Louisville arrives from Cincinnati while Peters Lee departs for Cincinnati. Evansville river 6.4 and falling. Cairo river 35.4 and falling with Hartweg arrival 10 a.m. and departure 3 p.m. St Louis sees arrivals Sidney Bald Eagle Spread Eagle Omaha and departures Ford Herald Sidney J8 Silber. gauge 24.4 feet and rising. Clear and hot conditions noted across rivers with 100 degree heat in the shade reported as the day’s peak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
H. K. Bedford
Parkersburg
Bessie Smith
Madison
Peters Lee
Louisville
City of
Cincinnati
City of Louisville
Evansville
Cairo
Fred Hartweg
Lower
Mississippi
Hartweg
Lower Mississippi
ST. Louis
Sidney
Keokuk
Bald Eagle
Peoria
Spread Eagle
Grafton
Omaha
Hannibal
Ford Herald
Memphis
Burlington
Silber
Missouri River
Norwood real estate transfers and liens listed
A long list of property deeds mortgages and canceled mortgages in Norwood Madisonville and Clifton Heights describing transfers between individuals and firms including Sievers Gleseke Wood and Schmieg with lots in Mills Kline Schuster Wilson Harrison and Joseph A James subareas, lease and sale terms, and property boundaries noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Sievers
Mary A. Sievers
Mills & Kline
Norwood
Virgil G. Gilmore
Anna Gleseke
Schuster & Wilson
Oakley
Deveseege Emeed Pes
Slack Worthington
Sadie F. Wood
Avenue
Mayfield
Harrison
C. W. Short’s
Deluges
Charles Apgar
Symmes Township
Terrace Park
Chase Avenue
Mount Wilma Kennat
Mary Jennie
Seau Perayea Prgneckcos
John W. Ellis
Richard Clara M. Cook
William H. Fisher
Norwood Real Estate
Improve Heights
Philip Renner
Emma L. Jones
Harry Estermann
Caroline K. Esterstreet
Lick Runpike
L. J. Oehler
Grocers’ Baking Co
Saveceenesebere
Burnett & Reeder’s
Mueller Baking Co
C Bell Street
Etcucen
OOD
Central Nue
Madisonville
Euclid Land Association
Joseph A. James
Inscher
Jacob Odella S. Fennekohl
Emma c. Bergmann
Magdalena
Walnut Hills
Harriet Street
Seventh Street
Bokeloh, Jr
Oak Tug Co
Vos Tonedde Wescesses Scereses
John C. Hurlbrink
Samuel Nathan
Hannah H. Seeger
Rudolph Ruzicka
CFESE
Hattie B. Welsh
Charles W. Hoffman
Thomas B. Stone
Ethel
Ethel 8. Johnson, Lots 30 and 31 In J. W. Sibley
Bertha Diemer
Gertrude Weiler
Rosa Blaesser
James J. Jennie
A. Baker
Mt. Hope Syndicate
Ment Co
George M. Schmieg
Clifton
Dees
Westview Avenue
Main
Laurel Street
Baymiller
Hopkins Street
A. M. Harriot
Cecilia Pichel
Fairmount
K Chives
Martha P. Montgomery
Albert Hueb- Huebscher
Cseesseeees
Mary J. Shappell
Charles O
Paxton Road
Hyde Park
Fischer
J. A
Henry H
Mound and
Carlisle Avenue
Madison Road
Grave Digger Arrested After Shooting Claim
Frank Yungbluth of 550 Hopkins Street was arrested by detectives on the charge of shooting to kill Patrolman Schaller. He was digging a grave in Spring Grove Cemetery when placed under arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Yungbluth
Hopkins ‘Street
Schaller
Yungbluth
Spring Grove Cemetery
City Hall notes approve lights and more flushing machines
The Service Board approved overhead wiring to light the House of Refuge grounds and six more street flushing machines at up to 5400 dollars. The board also accepted L A Pachaud's plan to lay mains on Herbert avenue south of Brewster to be paid later and authorized buying land to protect a forty eight inch Water Works main. Health data show 108 weekly deaths led by consumption. measles, diphtheria, whooping cough, and diarrhoeal illnesses noted. Plans for Hughes High School and Woodward School inspected by Lexington officials. a modern high school building is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maag
Hiller
Service Board
L. A. Pachaud
Herbert Avenue
Brewster
Water Works Commissioners
Benzenberg
Peter Pharo
Brown
Bright
Hughes High School
Woodward School
Lexington
Rowe
Cassidy
Strike fiasco discussed at Street Railway meeting
The regular meeting of the Street Railway Employees Mutual Protective Association met at headquarters at Fourth and Home streets. Leaders praised the fail of the strike and the union for standing solid for workers, stockholders, and the company. About six to seven hundred men attended, the first meeting since the recent trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Street Railway Employees’ Mutual Protective Association
Fourth
Home Streets
Thomas Sullivan
Lee
Kesley Schoepf
Kennedy Heights Calls for Solicitor Williams Resignation
In Kennedy Heights a mass meeting voted 22 to 2 to demand the resignation of Village Solicitor Ed ward H. Williams. W. W. Hunt was named to chair a five member committee to press the demand at the next council meeting. The episode stems from a political feud with Mayor P. J. McHugh and Councilman H. K. Staley with Williams tied to the Staley faction. Williams defended himself but was not allowed time at the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy Heights
Edward H. Williams
W. W. Hunt
Council
Williams
Hunt
Thomas Hunt
J. M. Baker
Earnshaw
W. J. Tobin
P. J. McHugh
H. K. Staley
McHugh
Staley
City approves oil road treatment district on Clifton area
A resolution of the Board of Public Service of Cincinnati creates an oil treatment district for Clifton avenue and connected streets from Ludlow avenue to Lafayette avenue with 20 000 square yards roadway area. The cost is assessed per abutting foot on property owners including Mrs M Hulbert and others. Treatment authorized until June 6 1909 with time to be fixed later. June 23 1908. JQGHN J Wenner Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Servce
City of
Cincinnati
Clifton Avenue
Ludlow Avenues
Lafayette Avenue
Greendale Avenue
Clifton West
McAlpin Place
Board of Public Service
Ludlow Avenue
State of Ohio
Jqghn
J. Wenner
Health Officer uses dairy condition checks to warn customers
Health Officer Brown adopts a plan to verify the condition of dairies and inform customers when milk is from filthy stables. The method pressures dairies to clean up, as the cost of improvement is small compared to revenue losses from reduced sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Health Department
New Suits Filed in Common Pleas and Superior Court
List of cases filed including Catherine Grace et al against Avon Mandolin and Social Club for injunctions. Anna Bussberg vs Herman Bussberg for divorce. multiple civil actions from No 140 series and appeals from Squire Lamping. foreclosure and damages claims against various defendants. notable damages claims include $1,344.05 against The Rapid Electrotype Company and $5,500 against Henry A. Smith. city of Cincinnati appears in several actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Grace
Avon Mandolin and Social Club
Squire Lam- Pins
Rubeen & Co
Perjamin Carman
Charles W. Hoffmann
William H. Garlay
J. H. Baumer
Denis F. Cash
Oscar Kuhn
James V.howell
George H. Sarvis
The
Smedes
Federal Sign System
Samuel Becker
Squire Smedes
William Palles & Co
Eli G. Frankenstein
Superior Court
St H. Wilder
Ohio Sealed Proposals Sought for History Printing 1908
Office of the Secretary of State in Columbus invites sealed bids by July 6 1908 for printing and binding of 17000 sets of Howes History on state plates with state furnished paper and for 1200 reams of white book paper 41 by 55 120 lbs. Bids must meet samples on file and include double bonded security per contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Secretary of State
State of
Ohio
State House
Carmi A. Thompson
STARTS FOR THE WEST WITH BOY IN CINCINNATI
W A Bishop and his three year old son Paul left the Havlin in Cincinnati after two days rest from a pursuit in West Virginia. The boy was cared for by maids and a housekeeper while the father reported receiving no word from West Virginia and planned to move toward a place where the child cannot be taken from.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Va
W. A. Bishop
Paul
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Also Mentioned on This Page
Illinois
Berwenn
North Western
Grain and Provisions
Boston Mining
NEW York Mining
Treasury Statement
Start Market House
Real Estate News
Market House
City
Mound Street
Masonic Lodge of
Linwood
Springfield Securities
Uncle Sam
NEW Yorker
Bertha Dimer
Louis Tischbein
Fertschritt Bau Verein
Gertrude Weller
Vine Street
Casserers
Augustus E. Landen
Lincoln
Henry Seelier
Southern Ohio L. & v. Company
Harry Kohn
City Hall Bank
Aaron
pee _ s B. A
Cathérine Henry
Philip Renner & L. Co
Otalice
Wb Spices
Beenes Ee
Anna M
Oak Li & B. Co
Piace la & Be CO
Scence Deere
Willam Ream
Abe Isralsky
Jiagernds
City Hall Notes
House of Refuge
Traction
Avondale
S. M. Cooper
C. C. Breuer’s Real Estate
Pied Ave
Queen City Ave
Brighton
Stanley
Sere Trustés
Workum & Bo Crosley
Beatee
Albert Bettinger
Ezekiel & Bernheim Co Auctioneers
Jacob H. Bramwell
Court of Common Pleas
Hamilton County
Common Pleas Court
Amilton County
First Ward
Observatory Avenue
Chasrvetory Avenue
Westside Avenue
Southside Avenue
Eastside Avenue
Grace Avenue
Erie Avenue
Paxton Avenue
Precinct M
Municipal Corporation of
County of Hamilton
Jacob H. Bromwell
Antes
Commercial Tribune Patterns
Fashion Department
Father
Ezekiel & Bernheim
Barber College
Fourth St
Bell Block
Marine Corps
Piper
Maplewood
McMillan
Mt. Auburn
Harvey Ay
Highland Av
Moler College
W. Fourth St
Peck
Peck & C
Batavia
N. Y
Cook
N. L
University of Cincinnati
University
Burnet Woods
Highland Place
North
S. FE
Harvey
Shillito ST
L. G. Hopkins
Main ST
College Hill
Oak St
Ogden Ridg
East Fourth St
Windsor St
Bath
Kemper Lane
F. Wolter
Central Av
Evanston
Sunda
Brewster Ave
P. R. Fortney
Forest Av
Financial and Loans
Frederick A. Schmidt
E. Fourth St
Interstate Investment Co
Liberty
Saxony
Gilbert
M. B
Emerson Ward
M. E
Delmont and
Laurel Sts
M. Hoosain
Rangoon
Burma
India
Greene Line
Sycamore St
Memphis, Inc
Vicksburg
Pine
J. F. Ellison
Ohlo
McHenry Avenue
Westwood
Samuel Doty
Doty
Rosa B. Herrmann
W. J. Fein
McHenry Road
Enger
Guido Gores
Rosa B. Hermmann
Hamilton Unty Probate Court
Susan Schuetterle
Eden Pieer
H. J. Guckenberg SR
Walnut Street
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