Wheat Weakens as Realizing Sales Dominate Trade
Chicago March 11 liberal realizing sales produced a weak finish in the wheat market with May prices about a percentage above yesterday's close. Corn was slightly lower, oats steady to firmer, and provisions unchanged to higher. May opened lower, traded 93.5 to 95.5 cents, settled near 93.5 cents. Local receipts rose, with 592,000 bushels of primary wheat.
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Chicago
Minneapolis
Duluth
May Park
Market Roundup From New York and Midwest Grain Markets
The report covers New York cash grain prices and futures for wheat and corn, with receipts and exports noted. It cites firmness and late-day weakness in wheat on liquidation, plus prices for rye flour, corn, oats, hay, and related commodities across New York, Baltimore, Toledo, and Minneapolis futures sectors, including specific bid levels and delivery months.
Treasury Statement Shows Balance Details in March Report
Washington March 11 Treasury balance in the general fund excluding the $150 million gold reserve lists available cash at 266,326,047 dollars. Gold coin and bullion amount to 28,817,388 dollars and gold certificates total 42,310,980 dollars.
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Washington
Treasury
General Fund
Cotton Seed Oil Prices in New Orleans Report
In New Orleans on March 1, prices for prime crude cotton seed oil were reported with notable activity and market interest. Traders noted shifts in supply, while buyers monitored fluctuations in cost for processing and refining needs.
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New-Orleans
Wheat and Grain Market Report From Cincinnati and Minneapolis
Market notes from Cincinnati and Minneapolis dated March 11, 1908 show quiet wheat trading No 1 northern at 31 0614 with light offerings and fair inquiry. Corn and oats varies No 3 tedrn firm higher while oats demand limited and trade slow with steady prices. Rye offerings light. flour market dull and easy. hay steady with moderate offerings and fair demand. whisky firm with multiple white and mixed grades. Reported sales list various grain grades and hay prices. receipts and shipments include numerous commodities such as apples, bananas, barley, butter, flour, wheat, whisky, lard, eggs, oranges, potatoes, and cotton among others.
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New York
Minnesota
Corp Meal Firm
Duluth
B. B
Tle
Tradt
Continent
South America
Bisec
Commercial Tribune
Baltimore
Toledo
Minneapolis
Cincinnati
Arples
Mo'asses
Fiour
Tim. S’d
Sks
Market prices for fruits, vegetables, meats and provisions
The list shows per barrel, per crate, and per box pricing for apples, bananas, beets, oranges, onions, potatoes, rutabagas, squash, sweet potatoes, peanuts, oils, lard, butter, eggs, and various meats. It also lists green meat, pork, smoked meats, and candled goods with ranges and vendor notes for preparation and quality.
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Messina
Palermo
Florida
Jersey
Butter and eggs market round up from New York and Chicago
New York markets report butter receipts 3 890 packages and creamery specials 29c. Cheese receipts 230 boxes with full cream 16 40c. white fancy 15c to 14c. Eggs firm with 11 97 cases receipts. poultry alive steady with fowls 14c and turkeys 16c dressed. Chicago notes butter varieties and poultry prices with small changes across listings. SAS CITY reports lower extras 16c.
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New York
Fair Walte
State
Pennsylvania
James
Sas City
Chicago
Springs
Lent Divorce Surge Hits Courthouse Again
Lull in divorces ends as Lent passes. seven new suits filed and trials held. Judge Bromwell hears cases including Irene T. Hall vs husband over neglect and a remarriage tale involving a Newport Covington sequence. Several alimony and common law marriage actions appear, with multiple witnesses, property claims, and attorney details.
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Newport
Covington
Common Pleas Court
Edward D. Monroe
Hila Twiné Monroe
Eliza Twine Monroe
Harry H. Friedman
United States Court revisits medicine price questions in May case
The United States Circuit Court of Appeals will revisit price and sales questions in the Park & Sons Co versus Dr Miles Medical case. The earlier ruling allowed retailers to set resale prices without manufacturer accountability, and the May session will reexamine those issues as the proceedings resume.
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Cochran
Kentucky
Ig Ttere
Park & Song Co
Acme Supply Company
Crane-Hawley Company
A. W. Chesterton Company
Rossendale-Reddaway
Advance Packing and Supplympany
Acme
Common Pleas Court
Robert M.jones
Harriman, Tenn
Circuit Court of Appeals
Guido Gores
Louis G. Lester
Charles “H. Jones
E. O. Dana
Henry Davis
W. H. Whittaker
Gilman & Winter
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Park & Sons Co
Dr. Miles Medical
Court of Appeals
Park & Sona Co
Passenger wins $3,000 in collision case at Superior Court
A jury in Judge Hoffheimer’s court awarded William G. Holbrook $3,000 for injuries from a December 1994 collision between a Cincinnati Dayton & Toledo Traction Company car and a Panhandle train at a Hamilton crossing. The plaintiff’s attorneys were E. W. Cist Co., M. Cist, and A. W. Goldsmith. defendant’s counsel were Murray Seasongood and Richard Shephard.ainterial details note scalding injuries and prior claim for $15,000. Ernst Troy and Alfred M. Cohen, receivers for Cohn Bros. & Co., reported a bill for stock clothiers. Ezekiel & Bernheim Co. bid to auction goods at 5 percent commission, netting at least $61,000.
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William G. Holbroc
Cincinnati, Dayton & Toledo Traction Company
Hoffheimer
Holbrosk
Hamilton
Collis U
E. W. Cist
M. Cist
A. W. Goldsmith
Murray Seasongood
Richard Shephed
Ernst Troy
Alfred M. Cohen
Cohn Bros. & Co., Clothiers
Ezekiel & Bernheim Co
POTTERY CHANGES HANDS BOOM FOR ROSE HILL
The old Scott Pottery Company property in Front street near Freeman avenue changed hands. Atttorney H C Busch bought for Cincinnati Iron Store Company. price around 75000. The site, bounded by Freeman Carr Sargent and Front streets, will host a leased pottery building and expanded storage. Rose Hill Avondale to see many costly homes next summer as Hayward Cordes plans several new constructions.
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Scott Pottery Company
H. C. Busch
Cincinnati Iron Store Company
Sarah A. Waite
Elder Scott
Pottery
Freeman Avenue
Carr, Sargent
Front Streets
James Stephenson
The
Iron Company
Sixth
Carr, Sloo
Cincinnati Southern Railway Company
Nh A
Cincinnati Trust Company
Union Depot
Highth Street
McLean Avenue
Front Street
Third Street
Cincinnati
Ohio incorporations filed in Columbus March 11 1909
A list of new Ohio incorporations filed in Columbus includes The Cres Oil and Gas Company Logan capital 60000 by Woods Heidleburgh Hiles Rutter and McKay The Catalpa Groves Company Cleveland capital 10000 by McBang Wenders Hunt Cook Harmon The Cleveland Shoeing Company capital 2000 by Gleason Tobin Gleason Rowe and Hecker The Akron Credit Company capital 1000 by Ott ONeil Sevrns Otis Guth The Witt Music Company Lorain capital 50000 by Witt V man Witt Kalvya and Van Deusen The International Retail Grocery Company Norwood capital 5000 by Pes Roberts Jaberg Tucker Stricklett The Warren Construction Company capital 20000 by Osborne Gillimer Tanneyhill Os borne and Tanneyhill Colonial Pressed Brick Company Mogadore capital stock 30000 increased to 100000 The Western Bee Woolen Company Cleveland capital stock increased from 50000 to 100000 Byrider Bros Company Akron capital stock increased from 1000 to 1000
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Cres’Oil and Gas Company
Logan
Charles WW. Woods
John Heideéelburgh
F. M. Hiles
Simon Rutter
F. M. McKay
Catalpa Groves Company
Cleveland
C. P. McBang
B. Wenders
C. W. Hunt
M. K
Maulie Gillimer
William H. Tanneyhill
C. B. Osborne
Edward Tanneyhill
Colonial Pressed Brick Company
Mogadore
Western Bee Woolen
Byrider Bros. Company
Akron
Iuaresee
Real Estate Transfers and Mortgages Listed in August Records
Real estate transfers include numerous parcels from August Brestel to Walter Brestel and Anthony Warburg to Bernard Weber, with lots in Ben Higdon and J. H Bates sub divisions, plus multiple Lot and Section descriptions across Whitewater and Kennedy Heights. Mortgages filed and canceled appear alongside numerous building permits for frame residences and brick homes in the same urban area, with values ranging from thousands to several thousand dollars.
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August Brestel
Walter Brestel
Isaac Roll
Frederick Tappehorn
Tappehorn
Mt. Vincent
Syn- VE
Atras
Anthony Warburg
Bernard de "Weber
Benjamin Higdon
J. H. Bates
Steg Neés
Pendleton Street
Woodward
Dayton
Western Po
Western Avenue
Jamin Higdon
Sues Agnes
Ohio Avenue
Lewis Alley
John Toepfer
Frederick Knapp
Tafel Street
Alard A. Story
Carlton C. Rinehardt
Symmes Mist
Dass Wade
Caroline Muer
William C. Muer
Washington Avenue
Joseph
Moench
Benjamin Bothe
Vine Street
Reading
Joseph’ Lotz
Mary Betzold
Norte
Ae Street
Ella
Gould
Martha Kt Smith
Woodburn Heights
Fister
George F. Reisinger
Lot
iLin J.eee Eee
William F.” Mente
Henrietta Schimann
Vononte
Rare Avenues
Kennedy Heights
Willlem F. Mente
Hmma_ Schimanski
Montane’ Avenue
Yononte Rot Se
Lathan Opt
F. Mente
Anna Schimanski
Yononje and
Idaho Avenues
Henry Grebenkemper
Frederick Grebenkemper
Rick Grebenkemper
Henry Sienhaan Jr
Julia RA. Nugent
Viola Hannaoe Win Lacey
Sanson M. Cooper
Rose HeHrich
Robert Hosea
Fop Pont
Syest
Young Eon
Delhi Township
Caroline Sengtt
Louise Schott
Verse
Harrison
Weneyery Water
Ace A. Schmidt
John Kopper
Whitewater
Bad
Sarah A. Waite
Title Guarantee and Trust Company
Eee Inter- Behai
Eahae
Iuuin Moore
Henry Bs Wink
Fred L
Y Gabe
Bee O Gabe
Tieuare
Reeder’s
Linn Street
Sarah S. Coates
Wendel P. Coates
Sogtign
Green Wehner
Sidney Coates
Ema. Spinner
Edwards Road
Green Township
Whitewater Township
Adelmann
Amelia BR
Bunck
John H.“Marinal
Frank Bowles
Edward Rehfuse, Jr
Cisker Abe
Wie
D.C
Charles W. Baker
Josephine A. Hopmines Township
Sceereeses Hopkins
East Pearl
Mann
Anna WN. Krucker
Stephen Mc
NEW SUITS IN COMMON PLEAS COURT PARTITION AND DIVORCE CASES
Court docket lists multiple cases including Louise Déckebach v Louis G Steph et al for partition. Susie Cunningham v Owen Ni Kinney administrator for $783. Keniner v Union Gaug ings Bank for injunction. Conrad Cohenver State of Ophio petition in error. John Burke v Albert G Clark for sale of real estate. Ela Mosher v Alfred Mosher for divorce. Minnie Ricks v Albert Ricks for divorce. Board of non gray v Henry Funck for possession. alimony disputes and related filings.
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Louise Déckebach
Louis G. Steph
Phares, Gusweiler & Rosenberg
Susie Cunningham
Owen Ni Kinney
Thomas L. Michie
A. C. Fricke
Gears Keniner
Union Gaugings Bank & St Co
William Rendigg
A. D
Conrad Cohenver
Ophio
John Burke
Albert G. Clarket i
Cogan & Wilsoe
Ela E. “Mosher
Alfred B.mosher
Sparks
Minnie Ricks
Albert W. Ricks
Ellis B. Gregg
Board of Non Gray of
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Elberon Avenue
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Rockdale Avenue
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Columbia B. & S. Co
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Miami Township
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