July Wheat Leads Grain Rally on Small Receipts
Wheat markets firm after a sharp morning rally driven by light primary receipts and harvest weather. July wheat closes higher after opening weakness and supportive rumors from farmers stacking new harvest. corn and oats follow wheat with mixed gains and strong hog demand lifting provisions. Local receipts show modest movement, with futures firmer across cereals and fats.
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Chicago
United States
Southwest
Minneapolis
Duluth
Shorts Oe
Iowa
Nebraska
Grain and flour prices slip through New York markets
New York reports flour receipts of 11 746 barrels with 6 547 barrels exported and a general firm tone in wheat, corn, and rye markets. No. 2 red wheat tops at 96 cents FOB, July wheat near 94 cents, oats and rye ranges noted, with various flour grades and byproducts listed and trading steady to dull.
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New York
Minnesota
Duluth
Fasc
Pacific Coast
Central America
City India
Oea
Ned New
Japan
New Orleans
Dispatch
Commercial Tribune
Mana
UTH
Waukede
Timothy
Tim
Prairie
Coal Market Sees Big Contracts and Cable of Price Trend
This week two major coal deals shape market outlook. The New York Central Lines ordered about 1 million tons from Hocking Valley mines for the year, while Pittsburg foundries placed ~200000 tons of coke for delivery starting July 1. Prices vary by quality and a coke price of 2.65 per oven suggests a bottom, with traders hoping for an uptick.
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New York Central
Hocking Valley
Pittsburg
Northwestern
Trade in Cattle Weak as Cincinnati Buyers Hold Off
Cincinnati market reports weak cattle trade with low prices and heavy concessions for all beef cattle. Receipts and shipments show declines in feeders and fat cattle. hogs and sheep stay mixed with modest gains and slow sales in late June 1908. Data include regional prices, weights, and comparative weekly totals.
Weekly Financial Events Mixed Amid Morgan Influence
Mixed last week with Morgan's views shaping sentiment. Heavy liquidation in Rock Island securities and declines in the rail sector unsettled markets while crop prospects and wage disputes loomed. Despite volatility prices and earnings remained pressured, currency flows stabilized and gold movements varied by city.
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Hiie
E. H. Harriman
Morgan
Rock Island Securities
Southwestern
Rock Island
Republic Iron and Steel Company
Money in Aeroplane Tests Draw Big Fees in Europe
Paris reports M Delagrange has earned over 200000 francs for displays in Rome and Milan while Mr Farman received a substantial sum from Ostend shows. A Milan flying match was dropped due to Farman’s asking price as he targets the 10000 franc Arme n gaud prize. A French Aeronautique Club contest at Galerie des Machines drew 46 entrants with few skilled pilots and a birdlike glider proving the standout.
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Commercial Tribune
Paris
M. Delagrange
Rome
Milan
Farman
Ostend
Arméngaud
Aeronautique Club de France
Galerie Des Machines
Miser hid $25,000 in Hempstead hut and barn
In Hempstead New York William Henry Jayne a lifelong miser died in a hut in December leaving about 25000 hidden in his house and barn. Relatives and later workers unearthed 13000 more in bags and coins as they tore down the hut revealing gold coins and large denomination notes.
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Commercial Tribune
Hempstead
N. Y
William Henry Jayne
S. 1
Jayne
Dies
Sylvanus de Mott
Benjamin de Mott
Jackson
Charles Bailey
Miser Jayne
New Art Statues Draw London Crowds
Special Cable reports London as the Strand enjoys a spasm of propriety as four more statues atop the British Medical Association Building reveal themselves. Parliaments committees, officials, and even Cabinet ministers debate whether the boards should stay up to avoid shocking Mrs Grundy.
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Commercial Tribune
London
British Medical Association
Limerick Suit Ends In Court In London
A London breach of promise suit centered on limericks and love letters from a suitor to Miss Violet Carr. The defendant Herbert Watermeyer testified the plaintiff was a costly luxury, denying a promise to wed. The jury returned a verdict against the plaintiff after a brief deliberation.
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London
Violet Carr
Jay’s
Regent Street
America
Herbert Watermeyer
St. Paul's School
Cambridge
Johnnies
Tiny
Miss Carr
Girl Seizes Mad Dog By Throat In Austin Yard
Johanna Hughes daughter of E S Hughes of West Austin restrained a mad dog that chased chickens and bit her hand until help arrived. A rope captured the animal and a policeman shot it. Miss Hughes was sent for Pasteur treatment at the insane asylum. doctors expect no serious outcome.
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Mad Dog
Commercial Tribune
Austin
Tex
Johanna Hughes
E. 8S. Hughes
West Austin
Charles Sterzing
Public bids sought for Fourth Avenue improvement Cincinnati 1908
The Board of Public Service of Cincinnati invites sealed bids by July 13 1908 12 noon for upgrading Fourth Avenue from Glenway Avenue to Liberty Street with grading artificial stone curbs and gutters brick paving drains and retaining walls Plans and specs are in the board office Each bid must disclose all interested parties include a 1000 bond and certified check Bids may be rejected by the board June 27 1908 John J Wenner clerk
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Board of Public Service of the
Ty of
Cincinnati
State of
Gore
Fourth Avenue
Glenway Avenue
Liberty Street
Ank
Board of Public Service
John J. Wenner
City of
State of Ohio
Central Avenue
Freeman
Colerain Avenue
Harrison Avenue
Mill Creek
McMicken Avenue
House of Refuge
Linwood
Cumminsville
Westwood
Front Street
Hope
Hunt Street
Cincinnati Board bid notice for Post Square improvements
The Board of Public Service of Cincinnati Ohio advertises bids for the Post Square improvement from Elm to Plum streets using asphalt per plans on file. Bids must be accompanied by a certified check from a solvent bank as a guaranty that the bid will stand if accepted.
City of Cincinnati Storm Water Relief Sewer Plans Bid Notice
City of Cincinnati Ohio invites bids for storm water relief sewer work on Central Avenue Harrison Avenue Colerain Avenue and McMicken Avenue segments per plans on file in the safety office. Bids require security and performance bonding. all terms and checks returned if bids are rejected or not opened.
Public Service Board Seeks Electric Installation Upgrade
The Board of Public Service intends to improve the House of Refuge by rewiring and remodeling the electric system per filed plans. A ten percent bid performance security is required, with right reserved to reject bids as needed. June 27, 1908.
River Departures and river stage report for Ohio River
The notice lists departures from Manchester Madison Lizzie Bay and Louisville with various schedules. It also notes Triweekly and daily departures from different cities and the stage of the Ohio River at Cincinnati was 11 feet 1 inch and falling at 6 p.m. yesterday.
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Ohio
Cincinnati
River Packet Departures and Incoming Fleet at Cincinnati Port
The Courier bound for Maysville and City of Cincinnati to Louisville led yesterday departures while today brings The Courier from Maysville Lizzie Bay from Madison and City of Louisville from Louisville. River conditions show a falling Ohio at Cincinnati with heavy passenger travel and end of week freight sales. The Greene Line Courier sails to Manchester and all way ports at 11 p.m. Lizzie Bay leaves at 5 p.m. City of Louisville at 6 p.m.
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Manchester
Courier
Madison
Lizzie Bay
Louisville
City OF
the Courier
Maysville
Ohio River
Cincinnati
Greene Line
All Way
Sycamore Street
Madison Packet
Main Street
Teacher Grace Johnson Resigns Over Board Dispute
Grace Johnson, a Knox County school teacher in Bloomfield Nebraska, resigns after the district refuses to honor a contract. The school board sought certificate revocation, but County Superintendent Murphy ruled in her favor.
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Commercial Tribune
Bloomfield
Neb
Grace Johnson
Knox County
Word
Murphy
Outlaws Ready to Quit
Wycliffe brothers Charlie Tom and John say they are willing to surrender for trial in state courts on the killing of Deputy Marshal Ike Gilrtrap. The trio, hunted by 100 U. S. Deputy Marshals last year, are now roaming the Spavinaw hills in the Cherokee nation.
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Commercial Tribune
Muskogeer
Okla
Wycliffe Boys
Charlie
Tom
John
United States
Ike Gilrtrap
Spavinaw Hills
Cherokee Country
News From Other Ports River Conditions At a Glance
The report lists river levels and shipping activity by port. Wheeling and Evansville rising river levels, Cairo and Louisville with rising or falling levels, arrivals and departures including The Harry Brown The Fred Herold City of Memphis and City of Louisville, plus assorted gauge readings and weather notes.
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H. K. Bedford
Pittsberg
Royal
Sistersville
Lorena
Zanesville
Kanawha
Pittsburg
Queen City
Cincinnati
Clarington
Evansville
Cairo
Harry Brown
St. Louis
John
Lower
Mississippi
Fred Herold
Memphis
Paducah
Louisville
Cattle and Sheep Prices and Receipts Reported in New York
New York June 27 cattle receipts 920 with no trading activity and steady mood. Live cattle bid at 13 to 14 cents per pound dressed weight, refrigerator beef 12 to 13 cents. exports include 777 cattle and 4 342 quarters of beef. Sheep market slow with lambs weak. common to prime sheep 2.50 to 4.50. a few yearlings around 4.75 to 5.12. Hog figures incomplete.
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Cincinnati
Althotgh
Bologna
Sic
Commercial Tribune
Pittsburg
Choice Ae
East Buffalo
Chicago
ST. Lowis
Reyalante Temaly
Kansas City
Texas
New York
Texas Beef
London
A Dainty Summer Gown Pattern For Home Sewers
The loose short sleeve night gown pattern emphasizes sheer dainty lingerie for home sewing. It features a head slipping yoke and optional gathered sleeve band, with choices in batiste or nainsook and lace garniture. Medium size busts 32 44 inches require 5 1/2 yards of 86 inch fabric. Pattern No. 6148 4 costs ten cents.
Cincinnati Artist Captures Hillsboro Children In Week’s Magazine
The Commercial Tribune plans a full page of Hillsboro children next Sunday photographed by Harriet E. Conk of Walnut Hills Cincinnati. The issue will also include local features pictures jokes and anecdotes and is distributed free with the newspaper each Sunday.
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Cin
Cinnati
Hillsboro
Cincinnati
Harriet E
Walnut Hills
Tribune
Proposals for Khaki and Olive Drab Clothing
Sealed proposals will be received in triplicate until 12 noon July 24 1908 for manufacturing and delivering khaki and olive drab clothing to U S Army depots in New York Philadelphia or Chicago. Quantities include khaki breeches coats olive drab coats and overcoats with possible 20 to 60 percent increases. Domestic manufacture preferred and samples and full specifications available at the Chief Quartermaster office.
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Federal Building
Chicago
New York
Philadelphia
Quartermaster’s Department
U. S. Army
W. W. Robinson, JR
General Depot
Q. M. Dept
Jeffersonville
Ind
Manila
P. I
Georgea
U. 8, Army
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Fashion Department
Thdmmercial Tribune
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Adress
City and
Ezekiel & Bernheim CO
Moler Barber College
Ll Block
Harvey Av
Avondale
Highlane Avenue
Moler College
Fourth St
French Bros. Dairy CO
Seventh St
United States District Court
Daniel Dreyfoos
W. 8. Little
Herman P. Goebel
W. Cor
Colerain
Alabama Aves
Colerain and
Spring Grove Aves
Camp Washington
Stanley H. Bee
C. C. Brewer
Ludlow Avenue
Clifton
Howell Clifton
Ezekiel & Pernebim CO
Financial and Loans
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Tel. M. isPlae
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