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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1910
Page
9
Nervous investors sold on bulges as wheat and other grain prices rose on dry weather in the Northwest. Corn and oats declined with hogs down. futures in Chicago showed mixed moves while Winnipeg and European markets influenced late quotations.
The report shows firmer grain for top flour grades in New York with steady to higher prices on wheat and corn, while Kansas City and St. Louis quotes reflect mixed futures and cash markets. Notes include rail and shipment figures, futures moves, and regional price levels for oats hay hops and fats.
Cincinnati market reports 24 hour receipts with cattle 322 head and hogs 3,043. Prices steady to higher for cattle including heavy steers 6.25 to 7.50 and cows 5.25 to 5.50. hogs open quiet with declines, final sales 9.25 to 9.40. Sheep and lambs total 1,938 with steady to lower quotes. other cities show varied cattle hog and sheep quotes from Chicago Kansas City St. Louis and more June 28.
New York to Rio trading shows slight gain for Futurés amid higher European cables and local selling. Brazils news unchanged. Trading turnover 14,259 bags with July to December at 10 points. Prices close steady to modestly mixed across months and ports, with Rio and Santos showing firm or stable tones.
Copper and metal prices inch higher in some markets while others hold steady. London and New York quotes differ, with copper futures and spot rates reflected, and stock levels and exports partially noted from the month.
Boston buyers maintain steady prices in the local wool market with slight improvement in some grades. Reports indicate slow movement for medium and high-blood flocks as dealers bid cautiously. buyers seek scoured and unwashed stock from Illinois Wisconsin and New York suppliers while Western and southern lots show varied rates.
Sparse reports from New York outline political tensions as summer begins. Officials monitor security and voter engagement plans amid uncertain schedules.
The An ares estate house known as the house of seven Babies on Greenwood terrace in Linwood was sold by Booker M. Flynn to George F. Stutzmann. Purchases include a $60,000 warehouse and a five story storefront on Ninth Street and Broadway. New leases and building contracts reflect a busy Hyde Park and Walnut Falls market.
Real estate transfers show numerous parcels between named individuals and firms, with properties on Hunt Street and various avenues. Mortgage filings include Patrick McHeny to Liberal L. & R. Co and other notes, alongside cancellations and new liens.
Fragmented itemized lines report grain and barrel trades, stocks, and cash values across Savannah North Lima and Seagirt with limited legible figures. Dated entries suggest price ranges for turpentine and commodity movements, but the OCR yields partial dates and many garbled terms.
The Associated Press reports no notification has reached the State Department about engineer William T. Pittman captured by the Moro forces in Nicaragua. Naval officers at Bluefields guard against mistreatment, while officials monitor the situation and potential court martial outcomes.
Government river data show the Ohio at Cincinnati rising to 13 feet and forecasts indicate continued rise with rain. Arrivals and departures include the City of Louisville, Courier, Greenland, and Green Line packets as crews report traffic from Madison, Mayville, Chilhowee, and Louisville ports amid mixed weather and river conditions.
A fragmented OCR page lists butter prices and dairy receipts, noting Creamery details and varying rates. Poultry sections show alive and dressed birds with regional price ranges, including turkeys and fowls, amid scattered references to meat markets and receipts.
Wsville Kentucky June 28 report shows a single sale on local breaks. The Main Street notice moved 33 shares at 5.50 to 10.50 with a good market. No rejection.
Fragmentary OCR notes show reference to seeds and Clover with a numeric 6.75 perhaps a speed or rate. Lacks clear entities or context to determine a full news item or story.
The Laughlin sheet mill of Whitaker, Glessner & Co. in Martins Ferry closes after a large majority of the 1,200 workers refuse to work with those not paying a 10 percent assessment. The stoppage is led by union refusal to work with noncompliant colleagues.
Bids are requested for furnishing items for the Street and Sewer Repair Department. Bidders must submit on printed forms with a $200 bond or equivalent guarantee. Sealed bids must be delivered to the office of the director of Public Services by June 2, and checks will be held pending contract execution. John J. Wenner, Clerk.
Ordinance No 1978 supplements No 971 of December 1908 adding a Second Assistant Examiner of Weights and Measures to the city department. Appointed by the Mayor, term to January 1, 1912, salary $1,500 yearly, with duties under the Chief Examiner. Passed June 90 A.D. 1970.
Fire roared along Main Street from Ward to Market in Paterson New Jersey early today, destroying a block and causing an estimated $500000 loss. Firemen battled for hours with help from outside crews, and five firefighters were injured by falling debris during the three hour blaze.
President Taft announced ex-Governor Curtis Guild of Massachusetts as special ambassador of the United States to Mexico City for the first centennial celebration of the republic to be held in September.
Notice seeks a gold bracelet watch similar to a watch worn by a man named Sintoh at the hotel. Reward offered for return to W. E. Brothertoon, Carew Building. Contact details provided for items recovered.
Legal notice from the Director of Public Service inviting sealed bids for a street department contract. Proposals must include full names and a certified check or tender bond of five hundred dollars as security. Bidders must use printed forms and comply with specifications. the department reserves the right to reject any or all bids and to cancel the process.
U S Engineer Office Cincinnati invites proposals to construct four flood-tenders wells at Dam No 87 on the Ohio River with bids due by July 27 1910 at 4 p m. and open publicly thereafter J G Warren Lt Col Engineers reports details on application to office
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