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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1908

Page

9

Wheat Declines In Price As Corn Drops And Oats Hold

Chicago March 28 Wheat prices on the local exchange declined due to favorable Southwest crop outlook. May delivery off percent and corn down percent. Oats unchanged and provisions steady to a shade higher. Market closed weak after late-day selling by commission houses and bear sentiment. Primary receipts 423000 bushels. local receipts include 225 car shipping from Minneapolis, Duluth and Chicago.

Liverpool Minneapolis Duluth Chicago May Park

Wheat and corn markets slip on rain fears and receipts

New York price reporting notes wheat futures easing after dry weather talk and rising rain forecasts in the South. Cash and futures for corn and oats drift with mixed spot values. petroleum and sugar values steady. May and July contracts shown for wheat and corn with several price points across regions and exchanges.

New York Duluth Commercial Tribune Toledo

Markets at Cincinnati Report Wheat Corn and Rye Prices

Cincinnati market details wheat and flour notes show No 1 Northern wheat at 1.08 and firm tones across grains. No. 2 white oats and No 2 yellow corn list varied quotes with several car lots and inspections. Whisky and hay also show steady demand and prices amid broad commodity listings.

Cincinnati Minneapolis Northern Pope Bwc Petro'm Potat Tob'co Hhd D.s

Market Roundup: firm prices on perishables and stocks

Food prices show firmness with apples at 3 to 3.50 per barrel and lemons 3.25 to 3.50 per box. Bananas, onions, and oranges listed with varied ranges while staples like sugar and salt noted. Stock market reports reference Cincinnati exchanges, quotes on bonds, and several regional railroad and traction stocks with little overall change.

Messina Palermo Florida Jersey

New York Dry Goods Market Quiet With Hints of Activity

The New York dry goods market was quiet while retail trade showed slight improvement. Jobbers filled small orders and salesmen requested samples of underwear and hosiery as mills push to secure business. Cotton yarn remains weak and silk piece goods stay quiet in primary markets.

New. York

Cattle Receipts and Markets Jump Across U S Cities

Cattle receipts for March 26 1908 show fair to strong activity with steady to higher prices across markets in Cincinnati East Buffalo Pittsburgh Chicago St Louis New York and Kansas City Hogs Sheep and calves also move higher as buyers push to close deals. heavy cattle and prime fat cattle command higher quotes with varied room for lighter lots.

Commercial Tribune East Buffalo Pittsburg Chicago ST. Louis Texas New York Ohio Kansas City

Coffee futures open steady then slide on European selling

New York March 25 The coffee futures market opened steady then fell as European selling and reports of larger Brazilian receipts weighed. Local demand helped lift prices late, closing largely unchanged with sales totaling 49 500 bags across several months. spot quotes for Rio Santos and mild coffees were noted.

New York Rio Santos Cordova

London and New York Metals Markets Mixed Higher

Market notes show tin firm in London and London zinc and lead gains while copper and spelter hold. in New York local prices rise for certain metals with spot copper around 13 dollars and lead near 3.90. Iron and steel markets show English iron up with standard foundry at 115 shillings and Cleveland warrants at 52 shillings 6d, while Southern soft lead ranges 17.75 to 18.50 per unit.

ST. Louis New York London Lake Standard Sls 3d Cleveland Aes Als Southern Soft

Treasury balances report cash and gold reserves

Washington March 25 Today's Treasury balance statement lists an available cash balance of 260,381,364 dollars, a gold coin and bullion total of 24,163,632 dollars, and gold certificates totaling 36,348,090 dollars, exclusive of the 150 million dollar gold reserve.

Washington Treasury General Fund

New Orleans Market Report Seed Oil Prices

New Orleans on March 25 reports cot seed oil price prime 88e and related market notes. Trade sources note steady demand and minor price adjustments amid regional activity.

New Orleans Prime

Cotton market shifts from steady to improved demand

The market opened steady to unchanged and slipped to a new low on heavy bear selling, then recovered with outside buying as demand improved. W. E. Hutton & Co notes favorable long term prospects in cotton, while South demand strengthens for all grades per John W. Ballmann.

W. E. Hutton & Co South John W. Ballmann

Cotton markets show steady or higher prices in New York and Liverpool

New Orleans spot steady with 1650 bales on hand and 1200 to arrive. Futures opened steady and closed steady as favorable weather and potential cold wave influenced trade. Liverpool and New York reports show mixed gains and losses with gains for old crop months and declines for new crop contracts.

New Orleans Liverpool Bates Bates American O. Farch New York South Houston Uplands Gulf

For Sale Houses Avonale Ideal Car Line Location

For sale in Avonade on the east side of Burnet Ave near Rockdale two and a half story brick houses with eight rooms each. Features include hardwood floors finish stairways cement walks and slate roofs. Open for inspection 2:30 to 5:00 p.m. Thursday Friday and Saturday. Geoff Highland Avenue car line.

Burnet Ave Rockdale Geoff Highland Rockdais and Burnet

Cincinnati Park Bonds Sale Sealed Bids Due April 18

The City of Cincinnati invites sealed proposals for $65 000 in park bonds to fund 40 acres on Mt Echo at Price Hill. Bonds, $300 each, bear 4 percent interest, due 1953, redeemable at par plus accrued interest. Bids on all or part, with 6 per cent certified check, due by noon April 18, 1903, to Ernst Von Bargen Auditor.

Cincinnati Sealed Water Works Bond Proposals Announced

Sealed proposals will be received until noon on the th day of the said city for water works bonds totaling 200 000 dollars non taxable. Bonds dated February 28 1998 mature after thirty years and payable at American Exchange National Bank New York City. Each bond 500 dollars bearing annual interest. Best bid for less than par plus accrued interest. Bids include certified check to Ernst Von Bargen Auditor for 5 percent. Cincinnati Auditor announces.

Cincinnati State of Ohio Mt. Echo South Point Price Hill Ohio City of American Exchange National Bank New York City N. Y Ernst von Bargen New York City

Advertised Departures Listing for Pomeroy Mayaville Louisville

Bus timetable shows daily departures except Sunday at 5 p.m. and daily at 11 p.m. Additional Sunday 5 p.m. service and a Sunday 9 a.m. departure. The listing notes locations Pomeroy Mayaville Louisville with varied daily and Sunday times.

Wool prices and auctions from global wool sales report

ST LOUIS reports mixed wool prices with combing and clothing grades varying from 20a22c to 26a31c. LONDON notes 11,347 bales offered, slow demand, Americans buying fine greasies. withdrawals total 13,500 bales. sales detailed by region with scoured and greasy prices for New South Wales, Queensland, Victoria, West Australia, Tasmania, New Zealand, and Cape of Good Hope plus Natal.

St, Louis London New Zealand New South Wales Queensland Victoria West Australia Tasmania Cape of Good Hope Natal

River flood stage update from Cincinnati

The Ohio River at Cincinnati stood at 47 feet 8 inches at 6 p.m. yesterday and was falling.

Ohio Cincinnati

Flotsam and Jetsam Departures from the Port

Yesterday the Tacoma bound for Pomeroy, Courier for Maysville Kentucky for Madison, and City of Louisville for Louisville left the port. The Greene Line Greenwood sails at 5 p.m. to Charleston. Courier at 11 p.m. to Maysville. Lizzie Bay at 5 p.m. to Madison. City of Cincinnati at 5 p.m. to Louisville. Weather clear with strong import business. Government forecast shows Ohio River falling from Pittsburg downstream.

Pomeroy Greenwood Maysville Madison Lizzie Bay Louisville City OF Cincinnati Tacoma Courier Kentucky City of Louisville Ohio River Ohio Pittsburg Cincinnnati Greene Line Sycamore Street Charleston All Way Madison Packet Main Street

Ohio Incorporations Filed Today In Several Cities

The Niagara Bottling Company Cleveland 10000 by Jerome Sullivan W H Crisfield F Knill H L Schoenderfer and William E Patterson. The Hygienic Products Company Canton 50000 by J E Figley Leis Gibbs C H Schlabach A J Gibbs J W Preyer and BE W Gibbs. The George Deddens Distilling Company Cincinnati 10000 by George Deddens Catharine Deddens John Boskin Jr Joseph Boskin and H J Martin. The Lyman Hawkins Lumber Company Akron 50000 by A E Lyman A W Hawkins L B Lyman George N Hawkins and J A Abendsline. The Wolfe Manufacturing Company Cleveland 10000 by Joseph H Klein George B Harris Ethel Close Edith Close and Lillian Kline. The Vulcan Iron Works Company Toledo capital stock increased from 75000 to 535000. The Fetzer Automobile Manufacturing Company Galion capital stock increased from 50000 to 125000.

Commercial Tribune Columbus, CO Niagara Bottling Company Cleveland Jerome Sullivan W. H. Crisfield F. Knill H. L. Schoenderfer William E. Patterson Hygienic Products Company Canton J. E. Figley Leis Gibbs C. H. Schlabach A. J. Gibbs J. W Wolfe Manufacturing Company Joseph H. Klein George B. Harris Ethel Close Edith Close Lillian Kline Vulcan Iron Works Company Toledo Fetzer Automobile Manufacturing Company Galion

River Stage Reports Across Several Cities

The report notes Davis Island river at 10.6 feet and stationary, Wheeling 14 feet and falling, St. Louis 16.5 feet down 0.5 in 24 hours, Evansville 36.8 feet and rising, Cairo 41.8 feet down 0.7, and Louisville river levels rising in the canal with 21.7 feet and flood stage 9.5 feet below Lock 47.1. Arrivals and departures include the City of Saltillo at 11 a.m. and St. Louis at 4:30 p.m. The Weather remains fair and mild with warmer air in some locations.

Pittsburg Davis Island Wheeling ST. Louis Evansville Cairo Saltillo Tennessee Fred Hartweg Mississippi Louisville

Shriners Dance Planned for Members and Ladies

Syrian Temple of the Mystic Shrine plans a dance for members and their ladies next Saturday in the Scottish Rite Cathedral. A committee led by Louis Beyerlein and William Clemens handles arrangements. Another entertainment is set for Saturday night April 11 featuring Schildkret's band.

Syrian Temple Mystic Shrine Scottish Rite Louis Beyerlein William H. Clemens Scott Holmes J. A. Ringgold L. C. Rosse Charles F. Weir Theodore Luth G. B. Funk Ae Eee W. L. Immenhort Cc. H. Witte George H. Kattenhorn C. W. H. Strebe George H

Turpentine and rosin market and oil data across ports

Savannah reports firm prices and large stock in turpentine and rosin with specific bids and receipts. Charleston shows no activity for turpentine and rosin, Wilmington notes steady spirits turpentine and rosin with receipts, Toledo lists North Lima oil prices, and Oil City reports credit balances and run/shipments figures.

Savannah Charleston Wilmington Toledo North Lima South Indiana Oil City

Weds Two Couples in White Attire

Justice John Marshall Smedes officiated as two couples wed yesterday. The first couple, Mr. Joseph F. Desserick and Miss Bertha Grimm, were married at 2 p.m., followed at 3 p.m. by Mr. Frank Kunstman and Miss Clara Haberteer. Each bride wore white and carried roses while attendants held pink bouquets.

John Marshall Smedes Joseph F., Desserick Bertha Grimm Frank Kunstman Clara Haberteer Anna Poyner Henry Kaltwasser

Market Roundup Butter Eggs Cheese and Poultry Prices

NEW YORK AND CHICAGO market notes show butter steady with receipts of 4 888 pigs and 22 28 cents for creameries. cheese firm with 1 145 boxes in New York and 12 to 18 cents in Chicago. eggs steady with 25 553 cases and 13 cents in Chicago. poultry prices listed for live fowls 14 16 cents in New York and turkeys 12 17 cents, chickens 12 cents in Chicago.

Springers Et Eeereenee New York ICAGO

New York Market Prices and Commodities List

New York market update listing various mining shares and commodity prices including Adams Con .035 and Ontario 2.50, Ophir 2.00 and Phoen ix 2.00, Iron Silver 1.10, Leadville Con .66, Standard 1.40, Brunswick Con .10, Iron Silver 1.10, Potosi .07, Savage .28, Silk Nevada .%3, Small Hopes .18.

New York March Adams Alice Breece Brunswick Comstock Tunnel Con. Cal Iron Leadville Little Chief Ontario Ophir Phoenix Potosi Savage Sierra Nevada Small Hopes Standard

New Suits Filed in Common Pleas and Superior Courts

The docket lists multiple new filings including John McDonald et al vs CG & St. L. Ry Co for 10000 damages. Helen Keller vs Edward Keller for divorce and alimony. Louisa Shannon vs Alfred Shannon for divorce. Jacob Holzberg vs Behrens on appeal. Cincinnati Board of Education vs Rena Kammann on appeal. David M. Sate vs City Hall Bank for 857.80. David T. Beatty vs City Hall Bank. Benjamin Goldenburg vs Dora Arenburg for a receiver.

John McDonald D. A. Behrens Squire Dumont the Board of Education of Cincinnati Rena Kammann Fyee E. M. Ballard David M. Sate The City Wilson Walter W. Voorhis the City Hall Bank G. C. Wilson David T. Beatty City Hall Bank

Real Estate Listings for Various Dwellings and Stores

Four story brick store and flats at 625 central avenue listed with owners Dehan and BE, price 3 700. A two story frame dwelling on east side Clifton near Greendale priced 3 500. A two and one half story brick dwelling at 840 McPherson avenue listed with Barbara Schultz price not shown. Alterations at 1446 West Fifth street by M Labin. A two story frame dwelling north side Kenilworth near Morse by Lin Realty Company price 1 600. A two and one half story frame residence west Delta avenue owned by Rare 8 Krummer price 2 900. A two and one half story brick residence north Huntington Place owned by W T V CYAMer price 3 000.

Central Avenue Dehan Clifton Avenue Greendale Tom McPherson Avenue Barbara Schultz West Fifth Street M. Labin Wner Kenilworth Street Morse Lin- Realty Company West Aide- Delta Avenue Krummer Coast Huntington Place

Market bids for Clover and Timothy seed prices listed

In Toledo bids show Clover seed prices of 13.35 for March 13.10 for March 13.10 and 12.90 for April with October at 7.75. Timothy prime priced at 2.15 and Alsike prime at 12.40.

Toledo Timothy Alsike

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