Wheat Advances on Active Demand Amid Bullish Swing
Chicago March 12 Wheat futures rose on firm foreign demand and cash market strength with May closing up about a half cent while corn eased and oats rose modestly. Provisions traded mixed as hog receipts rose. firms cited bybuying from nerves and European prices. May wheat opened higher and finished around 94 to 95 cents, with clearances and receipts noted.
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Chicago
Shorts
Commission Houses
May Park
Wheat and flour prices rise then hold steady on mixed futures
New York reports mixed grain prices with flour receipts 10 582 bbls and exports 8 990 Lbis, wheat receipts 14 000 bush and exports 10 706 bush. May and July wheat futures move between 1.01 and 1.02 dollars, corn and oats show firmer spot with various elevator bids, while barley, rye, and other commodities hold or edge steady. Market tone reflects better cables and cash sales, then profit taking and Argentine estimates.
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Arley
New York
Duluth
Continent
South America
Fair Refining
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Kansas City
T. Toquis
Timothy
Prairie
Ohio Incorporations Special Dispatch to Commercial Tribune
The French Dry Cleaning Company Dayton 10000 by FE F Kimmel E F Reneh C J Bard William Kimmel and J W Maag. The New Philadelphia Central Delivery Company Youngstown 5000 by Theodore A Powell C B Lahmers W F Hurst A A Davis and W Scott. The Handy Stopper Company Cleveland 10000 by William A Partridge B C W Lang Fred E Hale Carl Hummel and W F Allen. The P O Manufacturing Company Youngstown 20000 by Clare H Barek Swaney P J ker A O Fo Sweeney and W ww National Workingmen s nd by Harris Katz Max n Feldman B J Mannie6
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Commercial Tribune
CcCoLt
French Dry Cleaning Company
Dayton
FE. F. Kimmel
E. F. Reneh
C. J. Bard
William Kimmel
J. W. Maag
Philadelphia Central Delivery Company
Theodore A. Powell
C. B. Lahmers
W. F. Hurst
A. A
Ww National Workingmen
Harris Katz
Max N Feldman
B. J
Grain Trade And Crops Outlook Across States
Snowy conditions and warmer spells Forecast improved winter wheat outlook in Ohio Indiana Illinois and Missouri with moisture aiding growth Kansas favorable prospects though moisture delayed farm work Oats seeding underway and clover seed prices influence sowing May wheat and corn prices at Chicago show weekly movements and receipts for primary markets Wheat and corn supplies compared to prior weeks and year ago.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Tilinoig
Missouri
Kansas
Chicago
Pork Packing and Provisions Increases in Hog Market
The Cincinnati Price Current reports liberal hog supplies as summer packing begins. Western slaughtering totals reach 635,000, up from two weeks ago. since March 1 the aggregate is about 925,000, versus 730,000 last year. Prices around 4.55 per 100 pounds reflect stronger week, with exports and stocks rising across Chicago Kansas City Omaha Milwaukee St Joseph centers.
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Chicago
Cincinnati
Ichicago
Kansas City
Omaha
St. Louis
Joseph, Mo
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Cudahy
Ottumwa
Cedar Rapids
Sioux City
St. Paul
Sven
Cattle Receipts Boost Cincinnati Market Buoyancy
Cincinnati market buoyant as cattle receipts rise and prices edge higher. Reports show strong demand for handy light butcher cattle, with categories for steers, cows, calves, hogs, and sheep varying by region and day. Prices listed across several hubs including East Buffalo Pittsburg New York and Saint Louis.
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Cincinnati
Strong &T
Bologna
Cattle Hogs and Sheep Prices Across Markets
Marketwide livestock prices for cattle hogs and sheep with receipts noted. Kansas City figures show strong cattle demand with choic export and dressed beef steers up to 6.00 while hogs range from 4.40 to 4.70 depending on grade and weight. Sheep listings indicate lambs up to 7.15 and yearlings around 5.76 to 6.50 with stockers and feeders near 5.50.
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Kansas City
Southern
Sale of Sheep Skins Draws Large Crowd at London Auction
A sale of 72 703 sheep skins attracted many buyers but slow bidding produced irregular prices. Fine merinos held steady while medium and common grades fell up to 5 percent crossbreds dropped 5 to 15 percent. Americans bought selectively. Punta Arenas skins fell 5 to 6 percent with regional lots reported across Australia and New Zealand.
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London
Punta Arenas
New South W
Victoria
Tralia
Eas West Australia
Gadigdy
New Zealand
Punta Avenas
Market News Roundup From Cities Including Kansas City and New York
Commodity prices across meats dairy and eggs show steady to weak trends. Butter steady. eggs weak at market. cheese firm with varied aged types. Poultry prices mixed. alive fowl and turkey ranges noted. Wool, grains not mentioned. receipts listed for several markets.
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Kansas City
Chicago
Young Americas
Springs
New York
Pennsylvania
Oil Market and Turpentine Papers Across Cities
Oil City reports March 12 credit balances of 1.78 with 189 830 barrels run and 168 858 barrels shipments. Toledo shows Lima oil at 1.04 and South Lima Indiana at 9 cents. Wilmington notes turpentine steady at 12 receiving six shipments at 2.15, crude turpentine around 2.00 to 2.15. Savannah lists turpentine sales at 1 cent and rosins at (text incomplete) with 146 barrels sold and 41 shipped.
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Oil City
Toledo
Orth Lima
South Lima
Indiana
Wilmington
Savannah
Pistaren
Rosin — ‘i Boi
Dry goods trade shows cautious buying in New York
The dry goods jobber trade in New York remains fairly good in most departments but purchases are in small lots aimed at immediate needs. Cotton goods markets stay easy with light buying while sheetings sold to Madagascar mark the first such sale in twelve years. Men's wear is generally flat as burlap gains modestly and raw silk steadies. hosiery and underwear see more small orders.
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New .York
Madagascar
Traction Line Receiver Appointed as Judge Orders Receiver
The Dayton and Xenia Transit Company, operating the line between Dayton, Xenia, and Spring Valley, was placed in receivership by Judge Thompson on the Worcester Trust Company application. J Ferneding of Dayton named receiver with $30,000 bond. Officers barred from interference. records turned over. Bond issues include 1899 and 1901 mortgages. interest defaulted. taxes and bills total about $6,768. Other claims and related bankruptcies cited.
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Dayton & Xenia Transit Company
Dayton
Xenia
Spring Valley
Thompson
United States’Court
Worcester Trust Company
Worcester, Mare
Co. J. Ferneding
Worcester Trus Company
Old Colony Trust Company
Boston
Case: Weber v Olympic Theater Company upheld on appeal
The Circuit Court affirmed Judge Bromwell's dismissal of John C. Weber's $3,870 breach of contract suit against the Olympic Theater Company. Weber claimed eight union musicians were to compose the orchestra for thirty weeks starting September 2, 1906, but the contract's Sunday performance clause was upheld as invalid under the statute. Galvin & Bauer represented Weber. M Muller for the theater.
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Bromowell
John C. Weber
Olympic Theater Company
Olympic Theater
Bromwell
Circuit Court
Galvin & Bauer
Weber
M. Muller
Child Born After Will Shares Equally in Estate
In Common Pleas Court Judge Woodmansee construes Hubert Heuck will holding a posthumous child shares equally with siblings. Jury returns 1205.92 to Devere Electric against Joseph A. Kock for materials and labor. Louis Wahl disclaimed liability. Pogue Pogue and J H Masck worth appear for parties.
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O’connell
Devere Electric Company
Joseph A. Kock
Louis H. Wahl
Pogue Pogue
J. H. Masckworth
Woodmansee
Hubert Heuck
Heuck
Probate Court Hears Bolger Exceptions and Estate Actions
Judge Malsbury hears exceptions to Susan Bolger as an inebriate guardian. Adolph Richter, administrator of William M. Shannon’s estate, is authorized to accept 825 from Ohio Mutual Life to settle a 1000 claim. Numerous wills and estates are cited with legacies to spouses and children, including properties in Norwood and Hartwell. Additional notices list multiple estate filings and appointments, with various sums and beneficiaries.
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Malsbury
Susan Bolger
Adolph Richter
William M. Shannon
Ohio Mutual Life Association
Josephine K. Pharis
Noah C. Pharis
Hartwell
Palmyra Greggs
William A. Gregg
Clinton and
Cutter Streets
Norwood
Isaac M. Gregg
Ellis B. Gregg
William
Henry Lauch
Mary Lauch
Bernard Echtermann
Catharine
William White
Emma Schmidt
Mary Branniff
Peter E. Fritsch
Amalia Burdorf
Margaretha Schmidtz
John G. Kessler
Ida Kessler
Harro~d L. Linch
Morris Krakoner
Harry W. Vordenberg
Hannah Robbmann
Eee H. Meyer
Carie Olina
Ig Et Aed
Ss Gesaad
Iahacin Ite Diekmann
Saiek
Re Conion
Imwall
Vanderberg
Mour Eet
Syaretead
Superior Court Awards $3000 Damages in Boiler Accident Case
In Judge Spiegel's court yesterday William Nickel received a 3000 dollar verdict against Gerdés Hotel Company for injuries when a twin boiler burst while he was repairing pipes. Dénis F. Cash argued the case for Nickel. Robertson and Buchwalter defended for Gerdés. Cornelius Driscoll filed for 10000 dollars in damages after being struck by a Cincinnati Traction Company car at Fifth and Mill streets on January 10, 1908.
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Spiegel
William Nickel
Gerdés Hotel Company
Nickel
Dénis F. Cash
Robertson & Buchwalter
Cornelus Driscoll
Cincinnati Traction Company
Fifth and
Mill Streets
Thomas
Koellner Sues Eight Hour Tobacco for 10000 Damages
George Koellner files a damages suit of 10000 against Eight Hour Tobacco Company. He claims an engineer directed him to help move a steam pump at the factory and a crank in the engine room fractured his arm. Thorne Baker represents the plaintiff.
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I. Michie
A. J. McNair
Eight Hour Tobacco Company
George Koellner
Tobacco Company
Thorne Baker
Final Entry Sets Mrs Madden-Bell Alimony at 150
Final decree by Judge Pfleger reduces alimony for Mrs. Madden Bell to 150 a month from 250 while awarding her share of property tied to Madden. Madden may settle for 30,000 as lump sum. appeal noted by Madden's attorneys. Additional divorces and contempt action referenced with dates and counsel.
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von Age
Fr Perterday
Louis. V. Bell
Madden
Swing
Bell
John
Louis V. Bell
Charles B. Wilby
Stanley Bow
Spangenberg & Spangenberg
Elizabeth Fisher
William Fisher
M. CC
Lykins
Edward Odén
Limony
Purse Presented to Retiring Chaplain of First Regiment O N G
The First Regiment O N G honors retiring Chaplain Rev Howard Henderson veteran of General Lee with a $100 gold purse. Colonel Charles F Hake Jr presided at the Admiral Cafe dinner and praised Henderson as a noble character. Henderson, in his 72nd year, thanked the regiment for the warm gift and renewed energy for life. Present were officers and many listed names including Colonel Hake and Lt Col Sullivan among others.
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Howard Henderson
Robert BE. Lee
Charles F. Hake, Jr
Mr. Henderson
Hake
Chaplain Henderson
Paris
Kentucky
Kentucky Military College
Sullivan
French
Hendley
Hall
Burkhart
Dinning
Cook
Meyer
Stewart
Dahman
Thompson
Harsha
Glanéy
John Kissane
Moore
Beebe
Feel
Weir
Parrott
Clark
Cooke
Pfau
Weiss
Howard
Italian Citizens Hear Call for Italian Clubhouse
The third annual banquet of the Italian Business Men's Club at the Grand Hotel drew strong support for establishing a central meeting place for Italians. Charles Fugazzi urged affiliation and wider involvement as leaders cited the city’s Italian population. Father J B Fula led patriotic songs.
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Grand Hotel
Charles Fugazzi
Charles Ginocchio
Rapheti
J.B. Casgio
G. del Pevart
John Queroli
J.B. Fula
False Christs Highlighted at Lyric Theatré Service
More than 600 attendees heard Rev. Murray Bartlett of Rochester describe three false Christs in today’s world. He identified the theological, the conventional, and the demagogic Christ, urging belief in the Christ that walked with fishermen of Galilee. The noonday Episcopal Club event at the Lyric Théatér was to close with Bartlett’s lectures.
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Episcopal Club
Murray Bartlett
Rochester
N. Y
Bartlet
Fishermen of
Galilee
Christ
Mr. Bartlett
Evanston Homes For Sale With 1 To 8 Rooms
Evanston properties offered by Harvuot Bros include a 1 room brick with attic, a 7 room two family, a 6 room Bevis Ave flat with finished attic, and large 8 room 214-story brick and frame homes. Prices range from 4 300 to 35 500 dollars with multiple lots on Clarion and Forest avenues and brokers at 606-607 Merc. Lib. Blog. Main 178 & 173.
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Evanston
Stacey Ave
Brewster Ave
Clarion Ave
Montgomery Rd
St. Louis
Walnut Hills
Bonaparte Ave
Ewitt Ave
Avondale, Cor. Northern and
Burnet Aves
Eachas
Harvuot Bros
Fairview
Mccormick Place
Auburn
College Hill
Clenbay Ave
Norwood
Orwood View
Modern
River Departures And Arrivals At Cincinnati Port
River traffic reports show Ohio at Cincinnati 62 feet and falling. Steamers Greenwood Courier Kentucky City of Louisville and others depart for Maysville Pomoroy Madison and Louisville. Queen City completed a record trip New Orleans to Cincinnati and back with eight days nine hours total. ballast and coal movements noted.
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Courier
Maysville
Lizzie Ety
City of Cincinnati
Uisville
Greenwood
Poméroy
Kentucky
Massison
City of Louisville
Louisville
Ohio
Washington
Greene Line
Pomeroy
Sycamore Street
Steamer
Kanawha
Board of
Ohio River United States Engineers
W. T. Hassell
Pittsburg
Boggs
Wheeling
Na. S
Queen City
New Orleans
Aarne City
Cincinnati
New Orléans
River conditions and arrivals at riverfront towns
River levels and weather notes from Pittsburg to St. Louis show Davis Island Dam at 12.1 feet and falling while Wheeling and Madison log varying levels. The Hanover moves to Kentucky trade aboard Alma from Madison to Westport. The Harvester sails to St. Louis. Peters Lee arrives from Meis as Harvester departs.
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Commercial Tribune
Pittsburg
Davis Island Dam
Wheeling
Madison
Hanover
Kentucky
Alma
Westport
Louisville
Pleasant
Pvansville
Catro
Fred Hartweg
Lower
Mississippi
Harvester
Upper
Ohio
St. Louis
Peters Lee
Memphis
Man Arrested in Walnut Hills Faces Urgent Court Action
Joseph Stirling of 881 Rockdale Avenue appeared in court after being arrested Tuesday night in Walnut Hills on charges of possessing burglars tools. He apologized saying he was off his guard. Testimony cited recent illness. Judge Lueders postponed the case until today and the youth may be taken before Probate Court.
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Joseph Stirling
Rockdale Avenue
Walnut Hills
Lueders
Hotel Clerks Meet in Cincinnati Association
The Cincinnati Hotel Clerks Association met at the Emery Hotel and admitted two new members. Members voted to have a hotel manager address the group every two weeks. The next meeting is set for the Stag Hotel on March 95 with Lynd, manager of the Emery Hotel, to speak.
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Cincinnati, Hotel Clerks’ Association
Emery Hotel
Tion
Stag Hotel
Martech 95
Ahager Lynd
Sealed bids for Cincinnati street repair work sought
The Board of Public Service of Cincinnati Ohio invites sealed bids for asphalt street repairs and related work. Bids due by 12 noon Friday March 6 1908. Each bid must include full names and be secured by a 1000 bond or certified check. Bids on printed forms only and the board reserves right to reject any or all bids. Joan J Wenner Clerk.
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Board of Public Service
Ss. Ca . Ahy
All ' Ry Order of the Board of Public Servich
Joan J. Wenner
Board of Trustees
Commissioners of Water Works
City of
Cincinnati
Ohio
Western Hills
Boa of Trustees
Commissioners of Ater Works
Commissioners of Ekw
Greene Line Steamer Greenwood One Way Passage Notice
Steamship service from Greene Line wharfboat at Sycamore street to foot of Sycamore announced one way passage. Contact M. 1487 for details. Boies listed as official.
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Greenwood
Eecay
Greene Line
Sycamore
Toda
Tel. M
Eas
Boies
Steamers Open Lyons Route Services From Sycamore Street
The Steamer Courier announces morning departures from Sycamore Street for Maysville Greene County steamboat points and daily Louisville and Intermediate Lines via Main Street, with freight handling on the Kentucky River. Daily departures at 5 p.m. and a 3 a.m. service noted. contact numbers M.1457 and M. iso7 provided.
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Maysville
Greene
Sycamore St
Tel
Louisville
Ohio
Kentucky
Tel. M
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