Wheat and corn futures rise on firm cash demand and sparse supplies
Chicago market shows May wheat up 5e to 96c as improved cash demand at St Louis and Minneapolis offsets lower Liverpool prices. Corn advances to 66c amid limited offerings from longs. Oats firm with corn, pork and ribs demand boosting provisions. receipts mix against futures movement.
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Chicago
March
Northwest
Liverpool
St. Louis
Minneapolis
Millery
Duluth
Longs
May
Grain Market Across Cities Shows Mixed Movements in Wheat and Corn
National grain reports indicate firm spot wheat and corn with higher May prices in New York and Duluth readings, buoyed by dry Kansas weather and bullish foreign market signals. Oats and barley steady to slow, while rye and petroleum metrics show modest shifts. diverse receipts listed across Toledo Baltimore Duluth Milwaukee St Louis and other centers.
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New York
Duluth
Kansas
Pacific Coast
Continent
South America
Fair Refining S
Commercial Tribune
Toledo
Dispatch
Baltimore
Milwaukee
ST. Louis
R Dull
Timothy
Shipmen
Louisville Tobacco Offers Mixed Burley and Dark Sales
Louisville Kentucky on March 24 reports offerings of tobacco with 32 hhds Burley and 155 hhds dark. Sales include Sentral 48 hds dark at 11.75, Pickett 11 hhd Burley at 14.25, 62 Lids dark 6.50 to 10.75, Kentucky 9 hhd Burley 6.50 to 12, 19 whds dark 5.75 to 9.50, Louisville 5 birds Burley 7.70 to 12.50, and 41 units 4.25 to 10.75.
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Commercial Tribune
Louisville
Might
Sentral
Pickett
Kentucky
Hhrds
Burley
Cattle Receipts Light in Cincinnati Market of March 24 1908
Cincinnati market reports light cattle receipts with strong demand for fat cattle and stockers. Prices held firm amid higher surrounding markets. hogs priced up with good sales for all weights. Chicago and St Louis show steady to higher values. Kansas City and New York list varied but firm hogs and steady beef markets.
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Cincinnati
Bob Oes
Commercial Tribune
East Buffalo
Pittsburg
Chicago
ST. Louis
Texas
Kansas City
New York
Indiana
Wool Market Movements Across Cities and Markets
Wool prices show mixed tone with steady U S. Even as Boston notes dull local activity, prices stay firm amid tight mill stocks. London auctions report fair competition with strong demand for clothing grades and brisk buying of greasy combings.
Grain supplies show mixed changes in United States and Canada
Bradstreets reports new figures on available grain supplies for the United States and Canada with declines in wheat and corn and small gains in oats. Notable reductions occur in Chicago private elevators and Richmond while increases appear in Louisville Omaha and Fort Worth.
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New York
Bradstreets
United States
Rockies
Canada
Europe
Chicago
Richmond
Manitoba
Minneapolis
Louisville
Omaha
Forth
Coffee futures open steady after gains in New York
The coffee market in New York opened steady to slightly higher on March 24 with gains of up to 10 points across most futures. Trading was active as offerings were absorbed by trade interests and some covering after recent declines, with May through December contracts priced from 5.75 to 6.90 cents and spot steady.
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New York
Santos
Cordova
New Orleans
Mar
Louisville
Turpentine and Rosin Prices and Stocks Across Markets
In Charleston on March 24 turpentine and rosin showed no activity. spirits turpentine at 66 cents with 21 barrels sold, 228 barrels received, 487 shipped. Rosin sold 1,541 barrels, receipts 1,900, shipments 470, stock 63,585 barrels. Prices for related items range from 3.35 to 5.64. Wilmington notes steady spirits turpentine at 50 cents with 3 casks, rosin and tar steady with small receipts. crude turpentine at 2.25, 3.25, and 4.50. City data show credit balances 1.78 and oil averages around 1.04 for North Lima and 99 cents for San Lima Indiana.
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Charleston
Widmington
Soc
City
Edo
North
Lima
San Lima
Indiana
Butter and dairy prices fluctuations misspelled market notes
New York March market notes show butter receipts 10007 pigs creamery to dairy fair and cheese firms. Chicago March 24 butter steady creamery 24% price range and cheese 12 to 34 cents. Poultry prices for turkeys and fowls listed with slight shifts.
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New York
Chicago
Dairies
Wheat and prices mark a busy Cincinnati markets day
Cincinnati market notes show Minneapolis wheat closing at 1.08 percent and a active wheat sector. Corn and oats hold firm and steady with moderate demand while flour remains slow. Whisky prices firm and several grain and product quotations listed along with reported sales and car counts.
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Cincinnati
Minneapolis
Northern
Niems
Market Assumes Prosperous Air as Bonds Prominent
The market shows a hopeful tone with Cincinnati Dayton & Toledo as a standout. Bond sales rise with new Cincinnati Eighth Street Viaduct 4s active on Change and several 4 per cent issues quoted. New York exchange steady at a 25 cent premium.
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Cincinnati
Dayton
Toledo
Cincinnati, Newport & Covington Light and Traction
Cincinnati Gas and Electric
Procter & Gamble
Cincinnati Eighth Street Viaduct
Cincinnati, Dayton
New York Exchange
Treasury Balance Report Shows Available Cash and Gold Holdings
Washington reports the general fund balance excluding the gold reserve with available cash at 259,957,727 dollars, gold coin and bullion at 24,008,592 dollars, and gold certificates at 30,171,740 dollars.
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Washington
Treasury
General Fund
Cotton Seed Oil Prices in New Orleans Market
In New Orleans on March 24, cotton seed oil prime grade 38e is reported in the market. The brief note notes pricing details for traders and buyers.
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New Orleans
Newport Bonds and Traction and Railroad Bond Listings
Market note listing various securities including Water Works 2.65s 1931 dual bonds Gas and Electric issues Columbia Gas, traction bonds with R. & T. L. and A. & P. and Southern Ohio listed, railroad bonds Big Four 4s and others, unlisted securities and industrials including Amer Book Am Oak L and Fay & Eg. com with multiple preferreds.
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Newport Bonds
Water Works
Indual Bonds
Cotton Letters Signal Mixed Outlook on Market
In a pessimistic tone after a long decline, buyers outpace sellers as Europe cables anticipate strong demand once liquidation ends. Despite weakness and a 150 point drop, traders like W. E. Hutton & Co. say any soft spot is a buying opportunity for profit.
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Europe
John W. Ballmann
W. E. Hutton & Co
Cotton market steadies but ends lower with mixed futures
New Orleans and Liverpool reports show steady cash values yet futures drifted. US and foreign markets cited weak London mood and strong local sale that failed to sustain gains, with May to December contracts fluctuating and overall demand uncertain.
Tobacco market shows light offerings with strong prices
Market report notes light offerings yet good demand with outside prices paid. Four warehouses processed 93 hogsheads new and 2 old. Globe Warehouse sold 24 new at 10.75 to 18.75 dollars, Farmers' and Shippers' 6 at 6.30 to 14.75, Planters' 9 at 10.25 to 15.50, Bodman's 20 with several lots up to 16.50. Lead and tin markets show gains in London and firmness locally.
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Globe Warehouse
Bodman
Mining stock quotes from Boston market report
Boston market report lists trading figures for multiple mines and mining companies. Notable entries include Amalgamated 59 percent, Bingham 874, Calumet and Hecla 640, Centennial 2214, Michigan Ohio Mohawk 494, Osceola 314, Parrot 19, Trinity 16 percent, United States Oil 40, Victoria 3, North Butte 54, Nevada 12, and Green Cananea 8.
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Boston
Advent
Allouez
Amalgamated
Atlantic
Bingham
Calumet
Hecla
Centennial
Copper Range
Daly-West
Franklin
Granby
Isle Royale
Massachusetts
Michigan
United States Oil
Utah
Victoria
Winona Wolverine
North Butte
Butte Lition
Nevada
Arizona
Arizona Commercial
Cincinnati city council approves Fairfield avenue paving plan
City resolves to improve Fairfield avenue from Madison road north 1785 feet by resurfacing, new curbing, catch basins and manholes, with costs split 50 percent by frontage. Bonds issued in anticipation. ten yearly installments with optional cash payment in 20 days. Publication and notices required. Passed March 9, 1908.
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Kaiti Avenue
Madison Road
City of
Cincinnati
State of Ohio
Fairfield Avenue
Madison
Board of Public Service
Bathgate
Council
Edwin Henderson
Garfield Place
Elim Street
Vine Street
Race Street
Elm Street
Cincinnnati
E. C. Bathgate
Maree
River Departures and River Conditions Across Ohio Port
Daily river notices list departures from Cincinnati port including Greenland to Pomeroy and Courier to Maysville. Today arrivals include Tacoma to Pomeroy and Courier to Maysville while the Ohio River level sits around 48 feet 9 inches and rising slowly toward a crest near 49 feet before falling.
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Ohio
Cincinnati
Greenland
Pomeroy
Courier
Maysville
Queen City
Pittsburg
Lizzie Bay
Madison
City of Cincinnati
Louisville
Tacoma
Kentucky
Ohio River
Cincinnaa
Green Line
Tadoma
Sycamore Street
Main Street
River conditions and arrivals at multiple ports
The report notes water levels and weather at Pittsburg Wheeling Madison Louisville Evansville Cairo and St Louis with rivers rising falling or steady and temperatures warm or mild. Arrivals include Peters Lee Georgia Lee Herman Paepeke W. W. ONeil and Fred Hartweg with departures listed for Peters Lee Georgia Lee and W. W. ONeil among others.
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Pittsburg
Davis Island Dam
Wheeling
Madison
Kentucky
Louisville
Evansville
de Cairo
Peters Lee
Memphis
Georgia Lee
Cincinnati
Herman Paepeke
Lower
Mississippi
W. W. O'Neil
New Orleans
Fred Hartweg
Lower Mississippi
Mound City
Scotia
Tennessee River
ST. Louis
Financial Market Notes From New York and Boston
Money on call easy at 1 to 2 percent with a ruling rate of 2 percent. Time loans quiet. sixty days at 3 percent. six months around 4 percent. Sterling exchange easy. government and railroad bonds mixed. Boston reports varied money rates and lists numerous stocks with mixed gains and losses across Atchison, Mexican and American issues and utilities.
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NEW_ YORK
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Mexico
Boston
Atchison Adj
Atchison
Oston
Fitchburg
N. Y
Union Pacific
Chemical
Dominion Iron and Tel
Edison
Electric Iluminating
Geheral Electric
Massachusetts Electric
Massachusetts Gas
United Fruit
United Shoe Machine
United States Wteel
Internal Revenue Receipts Fall From 1907 Figures
The February 1908 internal revenue report shows total receipts of 18,725,062, down 1,535,491 from February 1907. For eight months of the fiscal year the decline is 6,800,914. Major sources include Spirits 11,373,922 down 1,134,867, Tobacco 3,872,682 down 205,351, and Fermented Liquors 3,333,686 down 187,289.
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Washington
Dry goods trade shows price basis revival in New York markets
In New York on March 24 the dry goods market is operating on a price basis similar to fifteen months ago. Cotton yarns are lower and some ticketed linings have been reduced. The carpet trade is dull in primary markets with fair miscellaneous export trade and quiet trade in the Far East.
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New York
Far East
Krause Carburetor Company Incorporation Filed
The Krause Carburetor Company was filed in Cleveland with $7 000 capital by R E Krause W A Fay E A Williams J A Smith and J W Smith The Avondale M E Church Cincinnati is listed for incorporation by Albert D Alcorn Thomas Mil
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Krause
Cleveland
R. E. Krause
W. A. Fay
E. A., Williams
J. A. Smith
J. W. Smith
Avondale M. E. Church
Cincinnati
Albert D. Alcorn
Thomas Mil
Unclear OCR list of company owners and city names
Fragmentary text lists multiple firms and trustees with locations including Cincinnati Cleveland Toledo and Indianapolis. Mentions Wirthlin Scallan Company Compressed Preserving Woold Tie Company Toledo Ladder Company Colonnade Building Forest City Marble and Mosaic Company Auttie Sewing Machine Company with various individuals and capital amounts.
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Colonnade Building Company
Toledo
Charles J. Mandler
R.’ Dority
Walter B. Snyder
Fred Ll. Geddés
Harry W. Wachter
Forest City Marble’and Mosaic Company
Cleveland
David J. James
George H. Chamberlain
Tancredi M. Fioretti
John Schiazone
Earl Q. Fe
Auttie Sewing Machine Company
Innati
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Internal Revenue Receipts
Moler Barber CO BE
Fourth St
Forest Av
Avondale
Moser College
W. Fourth Stree
Telephone North 970
Reading Road
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Forestay
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Sycamore
Tel. M. Lays
Poe
Toledo Ladder Company
W. H. Lachmiller
W. L. Milner
William H. Knight
J. N. Goodyear
L. Brink
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