Harvest Weather Weakens Wheat in Southwest Market
Excellent harvesting weather in the Southwest triggered a free liquidation of wheat and a weak tone in Chicago trading. Sept wheat fell to about 83 1/2 cents, while corn and oats eased with provisions steady to lower amid mixed crop reports and export movement. Local receipts rose as markets closed easy for corn and steady to higher for oats, with lard and pork values mixed.
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Chicago
Southwest
Cau
Minneapolis
United States
Duluth
New York
Northern
Manitoba
Western
O. B. Mills
Mneapolis
City
Marketwide grain quotes drift with weather and demand
New York reports mixed grain activity with flour, wheat, corn and oats prices largely steady to lower on a day of weather news. Wheat futures totals reach 1.6 million bushels with near term declines and rallies, while corn and oat futures also move, amid receipts for the day and varied elevator bids.
Harvest Progress and Grain Outlook for Wheat and Corn
The report notes winter wheat in harvest in the southern belt, with good yields and quality despite occasional rain delays in Indiana. Corn remains in good condition, with better pastures and hay shortfalls due to drought in central regions. Oats show limited yield but improved grazing value. Chicago prices show modest declines for July wheat and mixed movement for corn, with weekly price ranges and visible supply figures for wheat, corn, oats, rye, and barley.
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Cincinnati
Indiana
Iowa
Chicago
Pork Packing and Provisions in Western Markets
Western hog slaughter this week reached 500000 head, down from 640000 the prior week and 550000 two weeks ago. Yearly totals show March 1 at 3850000, up from 7915000 last year. Chicago prices ranged around 6.50 per 100 lbs with varied futures, export demand quiet but domestic buying steady, pork and bacon exports totaling 24564000 pounds versus 28874000 a year ago.
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Chicago
Gevegreq Son
Hin
Isi Eeecres
Sianwne Shree
Pms Cssweses
Cincinnati
Leesa Sree
Cincinnati Markets Grain and Commodities Report June edition
Wheat prices steady with fair demand in Minneapolis session while corn and flour show firmer tone. No. 2 oats scarce and rye dull. mixed and white oats vary. market data include prices for flour, hay, malt, whiskey, and several bulk commodities with reported sales and arrivals.
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Minneapolis
Light cattle receipts and mixed market action across regions
Cattle demand was light with scarce good beef cattle and many grades neglected. Hog and sheep markets showed varied strength with small supplies and firmer packer bids in Dayton New York Chicago and Kansas City reports. Local and regional receipts ranged from light to moderate with prices moving modestly up or down by category.
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Cincinnati
Bologna
Comnon
Commercial Tribune
Dayton
Ohio Live Stock Commission Company
East Buffalo
One
Spring Lambs Ag
Dairy and Poultry Prices and Receipts Report
New York and Philadelphia market notes show butter steady with large receipts, cheese unchanged, eggs steady, and poultry prices mixed with spring chickens at 13 to 13 1 2 cents and turkeys around 11 to 12 cents. Philadelphia reports Western fresh milk at 18 cents and full creamery milk nearby at varying bids. New York creamery milk values cited as well.
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I Petroleum
Elgin Creamery Atest Creamery
York
Eges Iy
Extern Creamery i
K. N
Missouri and Kansas No 2 Whitewood Cases at Myc
Fragmented report notes case counts 134 for Myc with references to Butter steady Creameries Daisy Pe Tgs and Young Americas brands. Mentions of turkeys chickens and eggs with uncertain data and scattered company names in Chicago June.
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Souri
Kansas
Chicago
Young Americas
Oil and Turpentine Market Notes From Toledo and Savannah
Oil prices listed for North Lima South Lima and Indiana at 9 cents. Turpentine market report from Savannah notes a firm stance.
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Toledo
North Limage
South
Lima
Indiana
Savannah
Turpentine and resin market notes and ship data
Charleston reports quiet turpentine and resin trading. Wilmington lists Spirits turpentine 57c per gallon and rosin at 3.40, tar 2, crude turpentine firm with hard 2.90 dip 4.40 virgin 4.70. Oll City confirms credit balances 1.64 and total shipments around 56,466 barrels with Lima totals and averages noted for runs and shipments.
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Wilmington
City
Lima
Copper and tin prices ease in London and US markets
Copper closed quiet at 81 pounds 5 shillings with 700 tons sold while tin steadied near 177 pounds 10 shillings and 575 tons traded in London. In New York spot tin rose 10 shillings to 177 pounds 10 shillings with futures at 176 pounds 5 shillings. copper fell to 81 pounds 2 shillings 6d with futures 80 pounds 7 shillings 6d. lead and spelter moved modestly, iron mostly steady with regional price notes.
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London
Wall Street
ST. Louis
New York
Standard Foundry
Cleveland
Northern
Southern
Dry goods market steady with some price upticks
New York reports a quiet dry goods market as advances on bleached sheetings are announced. Fruit of the Loom goods sell for the season and revisions are seen on canton flannels. Fine ginghams for dress fabrics are being booked from current selections with activity comparable to last year and a gingham season expected. Linens remain firm and higher.
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New York
Wool Prices Hold Steady Across Grades in St Louis Markets
Wool markets in St Louis on June 28 show steady pricing across grades with combing and clothing wool quoted 23 28 cents per pound, light fine 18 20, heavy fine and tub-wash ranges 32 42 cents, reflecting stable demand and mixed quality offerings.
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ST. Louis
Ohio Incorporations list filed in Columbus June 28
Articles of incorporation filed include The Cuyahoga Lard Oil Factory Cleveland 10000 by Fox and partners The Schwanm Jacobus Company Cincinnati 30000 by Schwarm Myers Fruhauf Jacobus and Johnson The H Karger Company Cleveland 25000 led by Ruth Karger and family The Trofeic Star Vending Match Company 5000 by Rhinefrank Champney and others The Martin Oil Company Toledo 10000 by Ash Whitmore Vandersall Smith and Kirtland The D T Williams Valve Company Cincinnati increases capital from 100000 to 200000 The Deerlick Oilstone Company Chagrin Falls increases from 20000 to 35000 The Cleveland Hippodrome Company increases from 500 to 1000000 The Jarecki Chemical Company Sandusky increases from 500000 to 600000
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Cuyahoga
Toledo
E. H. Ash
Fred A. Whitmore
A. M. Vandersall
Charles 8. Smith
Harry B. Kirtland
D. T. Williams Valve Company
Cincinnati
Deerlick Oilstone Company
Chagrin Falls
Cleveland Hippod
Siegel Cooper Deal Near Purchase of Jackson Square
Chicago and New York owners Siegel & Cooper near completion of a deal to acquire Jackson Square at Twelfth and Main. The planned ten story concrete building will measure 235 by 120 feet and sit on property bounded by Twelfth Clay Main and an alley. A Cincinnati or Chicago architect is expected to draw plans for the new department store.
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Siegel & Cooper
New York
Chicago
Jackson Square
Twelfth
Main Streets
Clay
Main Street
Cincinnati
Hannaford Sons
St. Xavier Parochial School
Sycamore Street
Fifth
Nicholas P. Smith& Co
Michael Schroth
Thomas Kimich
Straight Street
Camp Washington
G. Dodds
Nicholas P. Smith
Metropolitan Trust and Savings Bank
Walnut Hills Coal and Mining Company
Charles Fosse
Hamilton County
Trinity M. BR
William P. Bausmith
J. T. Wallingford
Fourth Street
Greenup Street
Covington, Schofield & Walker
Sixth
People’s Gas Fixture Company
Lincoln Inn Court
Monarch Carriage Goods Company
Spring Grove Avenue
Samuel Hannaford & Sors
Altamont
Ft. Thomas
Anna Hodap
Second
Carthage
Real estate transfers and mortgages listed with lots and parties
A compiled column of numerous property transfers and mortgage filings. Names include Theodore Mayer Samuel D Cooper Mary Johnston Brockamp Reynolds Shinkle and many others with lots in Weber Wheeler Lakeman Norwood Park and related sub divisions. Also notes contracts leases and cancellations across multiple townships and streets.
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Broadway
Theodore Mayer
Samuel D. Cooper
A. Weber
Robert T. Steele
Wiley Bailey
Brock B
C. M. Steele
Ene Brockamp
I. D
Wheeler
Ois Tae Rees
Maria L. Wheeler
Frank
Susan Brockamp
Minnie Braegger
John F. Kraemer
Averae
Syeumee
Township
William M. Alien
Auretta
Reynolds
Huntington Place
Locust Street
Lauretta Reynolds
Bradford Shinkle
Mons Boe
Sbicadsts
Geosdeesnest
Edward
Boal Street
Bsudgivision
Cine
Wimand
Hans
Catherine Malloy
Pee Lapp
Franklin Street
Ing Co
McMicken Avenue
R. H. Thornton
Wm. Lobitz
Helen Kemper
Susie Gray
Secrees
St. Ber- Dato
Gacecsact
Anna B. Mathers
Title
Cleveland Street
Pendleton
L. B. Harrison
John F. Dietz
Pearl and
Plum Streets
Albertine Magerhans
Mary Beyrer
Young Street
John J. Sullivan
Erich J
Anna Geske
Mt. Hope
Joseph
Nyes
William
Martha J. Davis
Harry M. Allen
Albert Fisher
Progress Lithographing Company
Freeman Avenue
Roger
Sarah Moore
George Kinsey
Lillian M. “Power
Dane Street
Benjamin W. Butnam
William J
Phoebe A. Strong
Binster J. Cox
John J. Ryan
F. A. Bein
Nue
Carr
Lower River Road
Indale Avenue
Wire
York Street
Lida BE. Behymer
Chase Street
Scultz
Ifnwood Land
Com- Green
Record iron market strength and rising futures demand
Heavy buying across the North South and West drives a strong iron market. Demand for silicon malleable basic and foundry grades remains high with June and July production forecasts climbing toward 25 million tons for the year. Prices for Southern and Northern irons firm with reduced Birmingham imports fueling active shipments and new foundry contracts.
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Birmingham
F. O.b
Cincinnati
Southern Iron
Ohio
Northern
No‘ 2 Foundry
Valley Foundry Irons
Basie
Besemer
Wanted male help and trades training offered
WANTED male help and boys learn plumbing plastering bricklaying life scholarship $50 easy parents a position guaranteed free catalogue Coyne Bros de Schools New York Chicago a Tom s e STENOGRAPHER Young unmarried educated for private secretary C M this office WISE AND LATHE HANDS Experienced saw and hatchet carpenters Apply THE LODGE SHIPLEY MACHINE TOOL CO 8065 Colerain av
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Coyne Bros. de Schools
New York
Chicago
C. M
Lodge. & Shipley Machine Tool CO
Colerain Av
Help Wanted and Housework Ads from Local Listings
Classified notices show multiple help wanted and housework ads seeking female applicants for light duties and general chores in suburbs and city districts. Entries list contact details, addresses such as 2162 Grand St Walnut Hills and Elm 386-7, plus other listings and building permit notes for new dwellings and properties.
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Rheinstrom
River Departures and Stage of the River Notice
The River notices list daily departures from Maysville Louisville and Memphis with weekday times and Sundays. The stage of the river notes the Ohio at Cincinnati at 6 p.m. yesterday was 11.9 feet and rising.
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Ohio
Cincinnati
River Traffic Notes and River Work Updates
Thursday arrivals in Cincinnati include the Keystone State Ta coma Courier Maysville and City of Louisville. Departures list Keystone State Tacoma Courier and City of Louisville. Towboats Otto Marmet J B Lewis and Val P Collins arrive from the Kanawha with coal. Exporter runs through herself near Steubenville. to be sent to Pittsburg for fall rises. River improvements resume as weather allows and four dams see ongoing work along the Ohio and Little Kanawha.
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Cincinnati
Keystone State
Pittsburg
Tacoma
Courier
Maysville
City of Louisville
Louisville
Greenwood
Gallipolis
City of Cincinnati
Otto Marmet
J. B. Lewis
Val.p. Collins
Kanawha
Steubenville
Veling
Missouri
Mississippi
Kentucky
Ohio
Glenmore
Howards
Jeffersonville
Wheeling Register
Ohio River
Little Kanawha
McMechen
Lisville
Dam No. 1
Wellsburg
W. Va
Dam
Parkersburg
River and vessel movements report across Ohio River towns
River levels and ship departures listed for Warren, Oil City, Morgantown, Pittsburgh, Steubenville, Wheeling, Parkersburg, Parkersburg, Paden City, Gallipolis, Louisville, St. Louis, and Memphis. Records note depths, conditions, and arrivals or sailings of boats like The Rival The Lorena Greenland The Ben Hur The Virginia and The Convoy Henry M. Stanley Stacker Lee City of Saltillo.
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Commercial Tribune
Warren
Oil City
Morgantown
Pittsburg
Davis Island Dam
Steubenville
Greenland
Wheeling
Parkersburg
Valley Belle
Kanawha
Charleston
Virginia
PT. Pleasant
The
Henry M. Stanley
Gallipolis
Louisville
ST. Louis
Stacker Lee
Memphis
Saltillo
Tennessee
Local Classified Note on Daily Street Meetings
A fragmentary notice mentions daily street activities at 5 a.m. with references to Louisville and Pelats, plus a phone-like string and letters. The text is incomplete but indicates routine postings and a contact line ending with 189.
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Louisville
Pratucky
Tel
Lee Line notices ferry fares and freight service
Memphis and Louisville lines advertise fare and meals with freight rates to Lower Ohio, Vicksburg, Pine Bluff and other points. Office contact at Main 119, superintendent J F Ellison listed as general agent. July 11 booking and July 4 sailing details appear in the fragmented notice.
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LEE Line
Memphis, Inc
Louisville, Inc
LEE
Ohio
Memphis
Vicksburg
Pine Bluff
D Way
Mts
Peters Lee
Wonartpost
J. F. Ellison
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May Street
William G. Allen
James E. Cox
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George Hellman
Ben Ketteler
Thirteenth Street
F. J. Batzer
George M. Stephenson
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M. Stuntebeck
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Latonia
Stevenees
Newport
C. Miller
Robert J. Barnes
Villa Place
Alice Noonan
Sophia Nichols
William H.donaldson
W. D. Patmp
Donaldson & Ware
John B. Lock
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Henry Lapp
Anderson's Ferry
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Mary J. Grenwald
Edward Parks
Enterprise B . &L. A
Kate Burkhard
M. Ladley
Alpers R. Kennedy
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Charles Hardig
Brighton
Tom Rags
J. Cox
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Alva C. Shockley
Norwood B. & L. Co
Edward Mills
John Wares
Anderson’s Ferry
L. Elizabeth O'Leary
Pleasant Hidge B
Rogers, Brown & CO
Southern Coke
Jackson County
Lake Superior
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Foundry Northern
Plain Foundry
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Matthew Addy
A. Newalt
Grand St
Walnut Hills
Jos. G. Sextro
Glenway L
Phebe A. Armstrong
Edw. Glashein
Barbara Menz
Tee
Dtailroad Avenue
Colfax St Tet
Fred Herman
F. Schl Rofmovot
Cong
Middleton Avenue
Bryant and
Resor Avenues
Fred Gear, Jr
A. Kunz, Jr
Deer Park
Hyde Park
Madisonville
Euclid
Wyoming
Sixth St
Covington, Ky
Auborn Ay
H. M
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Cook
Call
Richmond St
Galipoli
City OF
Pomeroy
Georgia Lee
Wickshere
Foot Main Street
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