Wheat market sinks on corn slump and good crop prospects
Chicago reports a weak wheat market as fall-sown crop conditions improve and corn slides. May delivery ends near 95 to 95.5 cents as oats and provisions also soften. Export clearances reach 112,400 bush with primary receipts at 602,000 bush. futures show late-day rallies but overall weakness persists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Liverpool
Shorts
Bradstreet’s
Minneapolis
Duluth
May
May Park
Burley Tobacco Market Shows Mixed Week With Gains
Market opened weak but rallied toward week end with broad offerings from common trash to good cigarette wrappers. Transactions across Globe New Farmers Buckeye Bodmann and others totaled 1,557 new and 103 old hhds for the week, average prices around 12.75 for new and 15.54 for old, with 196 hhds rejected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globe
Buckeye
New
Bodmann
Cmpoaiuns
Idk
New York Wheat and Corn Prices Fall on Bearish Crop News
Market overview shows dull to easy demand across grains. No. 2 red wheat near 1.14 in New York with mixed futures. corn weak on large country offerings, later rally soft. Oats, rye, and other commodities show varied but steady or slow movement amid comments on shipments and exports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Duluth
Commercial Tribune
Toledo
Baltimore
Milwaukee
Scity
Garteen
Eady
Fragmentary OCR shows mining term list and place names
Fragmented text lists locations such as California Virginia Oak Iron Sliver Leedville Ontario Ophir and Sierra Nevada with numeric values and codes. appears to be a catalog or price list from a historical publication. The fragment mentions Brunswick, Adams, Com Ly, Span and standard references without full context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams Con
Brunswick
California
Virginia
Ohio Incorporations Report List Of New Firms In Columbus
The March 20 report lists new filings including The Crellin Athletic Club Cincinnati The Tecumseh Mining Company Marietta with 00000 capital The Clermont County Humane Society Williamsburg and The Twentieth Century Manufacturing Company Cleveland with 2500 capital Autocall System Company Shelby 10000 The Cleveland Buffalo Transit Company capital increase to 1500000 The Security Loan and Building Company Alliance 1000000 and Caldwell Piang Company Iveland with 5000 capital and several named organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tecumseh Mining Company
Marietta
A. A. Cameron
C. F. Hols
Florence K. Cameron
John Dietz
K. M. McMahon
Clermont County Humane Society of Williamsburg
H. L. Britton
James H. White
J. S. Sackett
Rev
A. M. Dangon
Edward Bishop
Twentieth Century Manufacturing Company
Cleveland
Herman Schroeder
Edward
Hall
Charles “W. Brown
Fred Geiger
H. H. Johnson
Autocall System Company
Shelby
J.C. Fish
W. W.van Horn
J. G. van Horn
W.H. Myers
Cleveland & Buffalo Transit Company
Security Loan and Building Company
Alliance
A. G. Reeves
F. E. Dussel
John C. Devine
W H. Ramsey
Max Geiger
B. F. Weybrecht
Caldwell Piang Company
Iveland
E. T. Caldwell
A. ?Non
L. C. Spieth
H. L. Parmenter
R. H. Schindler
Financial Markets Mixed as Money Rates Edge Up in New York
In New York on March 2 money on call remained easy at 1 to 2 percent with the ruling rate at 1 percent and short time bills modestly higher. Sterling exchange stable with bankers' bills at 485.95 for demand and around 483.40 to 483.45 for sixty day. Boston reports loans 3 to 4 percent with various rail and utility stocks listed. several issues show small gains while others hold steady amid a broad market quiet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Boston
March
Gangest
Atchison Adj
Mexican Central
Atchison
de Pref
Boston & Albany
Boston & Milline
Boston Elevated
Fitchburg Ae
N. Y
General Electric
Massachusetts Electric
Massachusetts Gas
United Fruit
United Shoe Machine
United States Steel
Trade Activity Edges Up as Readjustment Proceeds
New York March 20 R G Dun weekly review notes a bit more activity and fewer idle machines but continued wage and dividend cuts signal readjustment will take time. Weather aids distribution of apparel and furnishings, but retailers hold back. Steel demand rises slowly with delayed orders. pig iron quiet yet inquiries increase. Coke ovens rise gradually. heavy steel quieter than lighter wire products. Rail equipment buys are slow. building revives only gradually. Cotton mills cut wages 10 percent. collections tight. Textile trade shows mixed gains with woolen demand modest. Footwear output stagnant in New England. Boston shipments down. Chicago and St Louis report liberal orders for future delivery. Local jobbing rises for spring lines. leather active but tanneries idle. hide prices firm with large sales. Bank exchanges in major cities steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
New England
China
South America
Manila
Australia
Boston
Chicago
St. Louis
United States
River Departures and River Gauge Reports at Cincinnati
The River column lists today departures from Pittsburg, Madison, Pomeroy, Louisville and Cincinnati including Virginia Greenland Lizzie Bay and City of Louisville. It notes Ohio River level 39 feet at Cincinnati and forecast rise to flood stage at Pt Pleasant with rising levels expected tomorrow. Weather remains fair with heavy cargo movements on the local levee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
Pomeroy
Courier
Maysville
Kentucky
Madison
City of Cincinnati
Louisville
Georgia Lee
Memphis
Virginia
Pittsburg
Greenland
Lizzie Bay
City of Louisville
Ohio River
Ohio
Wheeling
Pt. Pleasant
Cincinnati
Broadway
Greene Line
Charleston
All Way
Sycamore Street
Main Street
Louishe
City of
Steamer
Maysvae
Davis Island Dam
Gould
Douglass Hall
Boaz
George Mathison
Cairo
Saltillo
St. Louis
Tennessee River
Evansville
Business Conditions Report From 1907 Trade Peak Despite Declines
Dispatches to Dun's Review show a mixed picture with a total value of 2 135 820 548 and a 40.2 percent drop from last year and 17.2 percent below the 1906 week. East, south and San Francisco show the heaviest losses, while central West fares better. Some improvement noted in clothing, Louisville, Orleans, and Cincinnati. Shipments of lumber export demand rises, and Chicago builds capacity as Lake navigation opens. Boston sees steady dry goods but cotton mills cut wages. Baltimore retail remains cautious. Toledo and Cleveland see varied results with idle machinery and resumed factories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Dun
Boston
New England
Baltimore
Louisville
Orleans
Cincinnati
Chicago
Toledo
Cleveland
Metals market moves across London and New York
Metal prices shift with London tin up 1 in spot and futures. Copper and lead edge higher in English markets, with local quotes firm. Spelter softens in London while local market holds at 4.65. Iron prices stay steady with nominal quotations across North and Southern foundry grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
New York
London
Lake
Standard
Cleveland
Sis
Northern
Southern
Southern Soft
Boston Mining Market Scores and Bid Figures
Boston reports closing bids and prices for numerous mining stocks including Amalgamated 57 and Calumet and Hecla 635 with varied performance across providers like Butte and Nevada listings. Notable quotes include Granite and Michigan indices with United Copper and Tamarack showing gains and losses across the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Adventure
Allouez
Amalgamated
Atlantic
Bingham
Calumet
Hecla
Centennial
Coppers Range
Daly-West
Franklin
Granby
Isle Royale
Massachusetts Mining
Michigan
Mohawk
Montana Coal and Coke
Old Dominion
Osceola
Parort
Quincy
Shannon
Tamarack
Trinity
United Copper
United States Mining
United States Oil
Utah
Victoria
Winona
Wolverine
North Butte
Butte Ea Ites
Nevada
Calumet and
Arizona
Arizona Commercial
Greene Cananea
Commercial Tribune Patterns Name Address City and State
A listing item presents patterns for a commercial tribute or ad style with fields for name address city and state in a concise catalog entry. The note outlines how such listings appear in the newspaper format, emphasizing structured identification details.
Comfortable Negligee Shirt Pattern for Home Sewers
A home sewing pattern for a man’s negligee shirt with back yoke and detachable collar and cuffs. Describes fabric options and 3.5 yards of 36 inch material for a 40 inch size, No. 6096, sizes 32 to 46 inches, price ten cents.
Contractors Forecast Busy Year With $750000 Building Outlays
Construction activity surges as local builders plan to spend about $750,000 on residences this spring. Projects include A I Pachoud in Evanston at $160,000 and M Y Cooper in Hyde Park at $100,000, with numerous lots sold and new dwellings in progress across Evanston, Hyde Park, South Norwood, Walnut Hills, Clifton, Avondale, and surrounding suburbs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. 1. Pachoud
Evanston
M. Y. Cooper
Hyde Park
8. M. Cooper
South Norwood
Walnut Hills
Cleneay & Nourse
8. D. Cooper
Harvuot Bros
Hayward & Cordes
Clifton
Avondale
Kefit & Kaufhold
Real Estate Transfers and Mortgages Listed
Real estate transfers include Haskins to Clara Haskins Lot 106 North Walnut Hills and Haskins to Birdie Crawford Lot 105 North Walnut Hills. Other conveyances involve Longworths Sub Tusculum and various lots in Norwood Evanston and Hyde Park areas with leases and mortgage amounts noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Haskins
Clara F. Haskins
John A. Hoesman
North Walnut Hills
Annabel Heatley
Herman Haller
Longworth
Tusculum
Birdie H. Crawford
Joan A. Hoesman
Sas Ccuboye Vecesseerse Ove Chest
Teese Burwell P
Norwood
Joseph H. Anderson
Margaret Anderson
Hathaway Street
York Street
George A. Schulze
Emma Richerberger
John A. Hoesmand
North
Wale
Benjamin F. McLennan
Minerva Tn Swope
Evanston Land Association
Adam Kercsmar
Louis Bembenneck
Jefferson Avenue
Louis J. Heuck
Mueller Machine Tool Company
Colerain Avenue
Draper Street
Henry van Metre
Henry Lemon
Miamitown
Bessie R. Herier
Bessie J. Herier
Millcreek
Herier
Joseph Fries
Frank J. Herier
Bams Sud
Cas Enecynesig
Robert A. Bowlby
Daniel Ingalls
Washington
James Parpareeee
Henry Knorr
Elizabeth H. Reeves
Elizabeth Short
Benton and
Heekin Streets
Chalere
John Doscher
William “Thie
Eiceate and
Dudley Streets
Newbold
L. Pierson
College Hill
Finish Grading Sodding and Trees Bid Notice
Sealed proposals will be received at the Clerk of Board of Education office for finish grading sodding and trees of the First Intermediate School lot in Cincinnati Ohio. Bids due by 12 noon Monday April 13 1908. Include all interested parties names and a 30 percent bid guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clerk of Board of Education
City Hat
Baymiller
Gest
Cincinnati
Ohio
E. H. Cornette
Pickering Building
Fifth and Main
J. M. Withrow
Two Story Brick Dwelling on Dohrman Street
Two story brick dwelling on the north side of Dohrman near Colerain Avenue owned by Job Donohue with cost details missing. Also notes a one and one half story frame residence at 3316 Hillside Avenue owned by Anson McKinney with unspecified cost and mentions a one story brick garage on McMillan Street west of Her Lane owned by George A Wiltsee with cost missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dohrman
Colerain Avenue
Job Donohue
Hillside Avenue
Anson McKinney
Ors Igadie
McMillan Street
Her Lane
George A. Wiltsee
Ravaedob
Labor Department urged by AFL officials in Washington
At the AFL Executive Council session in Washington on March 20 the group urged the House Labor Committee to pass the bill creating a Department of Labor with a Cabinet head. They also planned vigorous state legislation to abolish child labor and to send a memorial protest to organized labor and the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Executive Council
American Federation of Labor
House Committee On Labor
Department of Labor
Congress
Organized Labor
Gompeérs
Frank Morrison
O'Connell
Fairbanks
Senate
Committee On the Judiciary
Cincinnati Legal Notice on Burnet Avenue Improvement
City council resolution declares Burnet Avenue from Shillito to Forest to be graded curbed paved with wood blocks and drains. Assessments set at 60 percent of frontage, paid over 10 years with interest or cash within 20 days. Bonds issued for nonassessed remainder. public notice to be published. Passed February 24, 1908. John Galvin, President of Council. Edwin Henderson, Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burnet Avenue
Shillito Street
Forest Avenue
Ida L. Spear
James Duff
Grand Pids
Mich
Jane Duff
Grand Kids
Clara E. Webb
Orange
N. J
Ellen Woodruf
Ocean Springs
Jackson County
Mississippi
City of Cincinnati
Shilito ‘Street
City of
Cincinnati
State of Ohio
Board of Public Service
John Galvin
Edwin Henderson
Heating and Ventilating Bids Due for North Lairmount School
Bids for a heating and ventilating system at the North Lairmount School Building Cincinnati Ohio are due at the Office of the Clerk of the Board of Education by noon Monday April 13 1908. Bids must include all interested names and a guaranty equal to 30 percent of bid by a disinterested party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
City Hall
Lairmount
Baltimore and
Seegar Avenues
Cincinnati
Ohio
Viu Wlaims
E. N. Hanmanford
Pickering
George Friedlein
Bids Sought for Grading Bruce Avenue Lot in Cincinnati
At Cincinnati City Hall bids for grading the northeast corner lot at Bruce and Kirby avenues are due by 12 noon Monday April 13 1908. Plans and specs are on file with Elzner and Anderson in the Ingalls Building Fourth and Vine. Sealed bids must be on blank forms obtained there and submitted to the Clerk of the Board of Education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clerk of Board of Education
City Hall
Bruce and
Kirby Avenues
Cincinnati
Ohio
Elzner & Anderson
Ingalls
Fourth and Vine
Bruce Avenue
J. M. Withrow
Pittsburg and Cincinnati Packet Line Notice
Virginia leaves wharfboat foot of Broadway Saturday at 1 pm with Pomeroy Wheeling and Pittsburg service. E R Mauck agent. Queen City follows Tuesday March 24 with public sailing details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Cincinnati Packet Line
Pomeroy, Wheeling and
Virginia
Broadway
E. R. Mauck
Queen City
Steamer Tacoma Passenger and Freight Schedule Notice
Steamship Tacoma sails for Charleston and intermediate points from Greene Lime wharfboat at 1 p.m. daily, except Sundays at 3 a.m. For Lewisville and lower Ohio destinations boats depart Main Street foot. River freight accepted. timetable contact Tel M. 1457 and Tel. aan for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
Charleston
Pomeroy
Way Points
Greene
Sycamore
Ati
Lewisville
Ohio
Cincinnati School Bond Sale Notice 1908
The Cincinnati Board of Education invites sealed bids by April 13 for 500 bonds of 500 dollars each totaling 250 000 dollars. Bonds issued under Ohio law payable in 40 years at American Exchange National Bank New York City with 4 percent interest semi annually. Bids must include gross price accrued interest and a 6 percent certified check.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
City of
Cincinnati
City Hall
Ohio
American Exchange National Bank of
New York City
American Exchange National Bank
Cincinmati
Cincinvnati
B. Marvin
GRA
Notice of Trustee's Sale in Bankruptcy Pleasant Ridge Ohio
Trustee Guido Gores schedules sale of Lewis G Lester bankrupt estate in Pleasant Ridge Ohio on April 1 1908 at 3 PM. Real estate lot 20 Fitzgeralds addition Norwood fronting 50 feet on Montgomery road with house appraised 4000. Personal estate coal and feed horses wagons appraised 1225.95. Sale by U S District Court on premises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis G. Lester
Pleasant Ridge
Ohio
U. S. District. Court
Fitzgerald
Norwood
Montgomery Road
John Street
Guido Gores
Lewis G. Leater
Heoven Ow ens Rentschier Co declares 1 percent dividend
Board of Directors of The Heoven Ow ens, Rentschler Co. declares a 1 percent dividend on the company stock for the year ending March 31, 1908. Dividend payable after April 1, 1908, with transfer books closed from March to April. W. B. Mayo, Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heoven. Owens, Rentschier Co
VEN
Rentschler CO
W. B. Mayo
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Berg
SONY
Grain and Provisions
Bradstreet
Setewe
Little Rock c
Inc
Pittesbure
Kamreas City
Dee
Des Ort
Wilmington
TIGL
Wichita
Denver
Bec
Indianapolis
Sringfeld
Oungstown
Providence
Onsen
Portland
Ore
Albany
Erie
Aarne Wene Dwees Ae
Richmond
Cedar Rapids
Weeee Ae Inc
Acon
Spokane
Waeh
Akron
Salt Lake City
Reese
Lexington
Columbus
Rockford
St. Joseph
Fargo
Atlanta
Ory v
Inghamton
Hester
Savannah Seene
Sioux Falls
South Bend
Ind Inc
Nashville
Loomington
Til
Rochester
Canton
Titterner
Hartford
Des Moines
Springfield
Oo. Il
Peoria
Decatur
Norfolk
Fremont
Neb
Eeeeteneee Inc
Jacksonville
Ill
Grand Rapids
Oklahoma
Birmingham
Houston
Syracuse
Galveston
Sioux City
Mass
Crellin Athletic Club
James McMahon
William F. Crellin
Andrew Falk
John Rice
M. J. Tier
Dun’s
R. G. Dun & Co
Pomerdy
Toursville
Metals
Boston Mining
Commercial Tribune Patterns
Fashion Department
THD
Matthews-Wendt Sign Company
Jessie H. Langtry
Elizabeth Hunter
Nicholas P. Smith & Bros
Him Street
Randolph Matthews
Senator Foraker
Matthews
The
Union, Gas and Electric Company
N. L. Pierson
Davey
Hie
Robert A. Dillon
George H. Bradley
Joseph Holt
Max Kay
Frank Diehl
Clifton Avenue
Conroy Street
Henry Hahn
Emming Street
Louis J. Hauck
Mueller Machine, Company
Colerath Avenue
Oakley Park Company
Williams Avenue
Oakley
Henry E. Hauser
Joseph Striker
Unean Avenue
Erie Avenue
W. W. Franklin
Symmes Street
A. Caruso
George C. Dieterly
Home Savings
Josephine Stricker
Hyde Park Savinge
BAWE
Sadie Stricker
Sophia Thies
Eagle B. Co
Emil Eichelberger
Eens Sill
Bruges
John B. W. Eltring
Albert Loos
Elizabeth B. Cheetham
Nellie I. Miller
T. Amelia Seymour
Pearl Street
Avoca
Louis J. Dolle
M. Koghri's
Caroline Winterburn
Union ‘Savin BT CO
Ada le Nak i
Emma Biiney
Joseph Brinkman
Sophie Thies
Storrs Township
B.A. Co
M. Englert
Cincinnati Bevings Society
Ceresseeeee
Frank Graf
Lydia Graf
Charles W. Keenan
Chris Maier
Michael Hintertong
Christian Grewe
W. W. Shriner
Mary A. L. Ampt
Labor Department
Executive Council of American Federation
Upper Ohio
Vinest
Moler Barber College
Madison Rd
Burnet Av
Omas
Moser College
Fourth Street
Piper
Mt. Auburn
L. Nelson
Avondale—House
Whrman
Center City
Florida AV
Clarion
Mccormick Place
East End
Hastern AV
Bragg Subdivision
Albert G. Erkenbrecher
Union Trust Bldg
Stacey AV
Brewster Av
Rene Goer
Financial and Loans
Interstate Investment Co
Commercial Tribune Bldz
Avondae
T. G
Teward
Auburn
Medical
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