Wheat Slides as July Futures Fall on Swell of Supply
Chicago May 6 Wheat weakened on liberal selling and favorable crop outlook in the Southwest. July closed percent lower after opening firmer on European strength. Corn and oats also fell with provisions down. Government crop report anticipated, may show better conditions. May delivery drops from intraday highs. July price dips amid bullish covering and bear sentiment.
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Chicago
Minneapolis
Duluth
Bbc
Muay
Prices of Cattle and Hogs Steady Across Markets
Cattle receipts today 1,648 with three day total 2,083 and weekly totals 3,368. heavy steers 5.76 to 6.75, extra 6.85 to 7. Cows and heifers varied, dairy cows 5.0 to 5.50, stockers 3.25 to 5.50, calves strong. Hog receipts 2,517 with three days 9,861. packers and butchers 5.35 to 5.95, light hogs higher early but market closed slow. Sheep and lambs small receipts, lambs 6.60 to 7.15, ewes 4.60 to 4.90, yearlings 5.25 to 6.36. Local markets show steady to firm trends with limited supply and mixed demand.
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Mondey
Bologna
Commercial Tribune
R'S Island
Rebs
Wotiers
Pittsburg
East Bupfalo
Baltic Tower
Texas
Chicago
New York
Wheat and flour markets report with mixed U S notes
New York May 6 reports show flour demand steady with exports and sales strong for some grades while other wheat futures, oats, and corn prices vary. Prices for No 2 red wheat and No 2 hard winter are listed, with global export sales and local receipts reflected.
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New York
Minnnesota
Minnesota
Cf. O. B
Duluth
Meeer Konet Hi
Fair Refining
Commercial Tribune
Baltimore
Dispatch
Tribune
Timothy
Louisville Tobacco Market Sees Light Offerings and Firm Prices
Special Dispatch reports Louisville on May 6 with light offerings and firm prices across grades. Burley and dark tobacco sold in numerous hogsheads and bhds, with prices ranging from about $5.50 to $16.75 depending on grade and crop.
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Commercial Tribune
Louisville
Burley
Nhda
Pickett
New Burley
Iron Age reports decline in pig iron output April
The Iron Age notes a drop in April coke and anthracite furnace output to 1 149 000 tons from 1 228 000 in March. Steel works furnishers largely drive the fall as meetings of pig iron and ore men in New York weigh prices and market activity remains uncertain.
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New York
The
Iron Age
Steen Works
Burley Tobacco Market Reports A Quiet Session
The market was dull with old tobacco selling best and high prices for old lots. New offerings were light with weak demand as three warehouses listed multiple transactions across Globe Farmers and Shippers Bodmann and others including prices from $5.50 to $17.75 per hundredweight.
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Globe
Bodmann
Tobacco Dividend Declared in New York
The American Tobacco Company declared a quarterly dividend of 2 percent and an extra dividend of 5 percent in New York, unchanged from the same quarter last year.
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New York
American Tobacco Company Today
April report shows fewer failures and lower liabilities
Industrial failures in April rose on large manufacturing and trading losses but overall liabilities decreased compared with earlier months. Large manufacturing failures totaled 17 with $8,362,500, while remaining failures averaged $12,585. Trading failures dropped, and overall averages near ten-year levels. Prices in pork and meats markets edged higher with steady foreign markets and cautious domestic demand.
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York
BR. G. Dun & Co
Grain Trade And Crops Review From Cincinnati
Weather varied across the central regions with lower temperatures snow and frost, yet overall crop outlook remains fair. Seeding of oats near completion, corn ground delayed by moisture, grass crops strong, and fruit largely uninjured. May wheat and corn prices showed weekly fluctuations while receipts for wheat corn and oats at primary markets declined from prior periods.
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Cincinnati
Kansas
Niange
Chicago
Rsercersees
Vessrers Reess
Essen
S.cecccscennes
Deliv
Menon
Upp Pena
Lockland to Add Paper Box Plant and Barn Plans
A new paper box factory is planned for Lockland as Western Paper Goods Co eyes a Mill Creek site after a recent fire. Auditor Charles Passhens backs a Cooper avenue lot near Richardson Paper Co for a plant, with about 1500000 in new buildings expected. Architects Bigner & Anderson and Gustave W. Drach draw up plans while other local properties change hands and new homes rise in Hy Park.
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Lockland
Western Paper Goods Company
West Sixth Street
Millcreek
Charles Pass Hens
Géunty
Sixth Street
Cooper Avenue
Richardson Paper Company
Bigner & Anderson
Real Estate Transfers and Mortgages in Ohio Area
A chaotic listing shows numerous real estate transfers and mortgages filed and canceled. Entries include Clara L. Sander to John B. Spicker and many others in Elmwood, Wyoming L and B Pompean subs, and lots in Elsmere and Norwood. Mortgage activity features L&B Co., Westlicher Stern, and other lenders with various lot sizes and annual rents.
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Er Roe Wool Ybseyoe
Curogineters
Clara L. Sander
John B
Jacob Hoffner
Datreet
Mc Avenue
Gar Street
California
Wyoming
L. & B. Pompean
Harvey Avenue
Shillito
George Yost
Elmwood
Myers Y. Cooper
Stephen J. Corey
Beloto
Henry Seegsmann
Mary H. Massey
George L. Lehrer
Spring Grove
Avenue
Clara
Rome
Calhoun L. & B. Co
Anna Niederhauser
Charles Kuhi
Adeila Hanks
Geo EB. Rottmann
Pullan Ave
Eens
John Lauck
Browne Street
Frank Schum
Mary Rammes
Effie Chambliss Todd
Bar’ Brackman
Au— _ue
Carolina Moerlein
John P. Wil
Cliffton Avenue
Wil Am Davis
Kittie B
Vinson
Davis Place
Leonard
Miller
Peter Worst
Symmes Street
Wayne Street
Michas Heeddiness
George Mueller
Edward Mueller
Williamson Place
Chase Street
Lagores Mueller
John
Emma Mueller
Abraham Peree
Budgivision
Onde
Isecgccv
Carees Asceds
Jacob Kuhn
John Dietrich
Mohawk Land Company
Susanna Merkle
Notwood
Stagner
Emma Stagner
Terwilliger
Mmery
Harriset Oe
Albert R. Pugh
See & Hopkins
Norw Haejomegensove
Theodore Trimble
John J. Caldwell
A. L. Heemud
Emily C. Healy
Max Mueller
Hattie Creer
Isaac’ Pictel
Edmund
Luthy
Arthur Myers
David Owens
James EF. Cavanaugh
Thomas Oxley
Lockland
Elsmere
Herman Sommer
Anna Niede Prauser
Louis ‘G. Klotter
Erna Klotter
Neys 'Gest
Evans Street
Mery Ludwig
John J. Lauck
Fundamental
Cy Jalich
Westlicher Stern B. A. Peasl Water
Alex. Pappenheimer
Cago
Bernard L
B. Emm
Cabs Savaa Wn
Blast
Germania B. A
Z. Moore
Frances Reuninger
Phelan
Southern Onio Company
Aestotes Eo
Anne
Enterprise Bornes Ciubs Odes Bedeuan Saat Sakes
N. Baker
Irene
Burdsal
Southern Ohio L
Stella Decker
Liberal L. & B. ‘Co
Sonbee
River Traffic and Ohio River Rise Report
The Ohio River at Cincinnati measured 8 feet 4 inches and rising yesterday. Departures included The Courier to Mayaville and City of Louisville to Pittsburgh. Incoming packets listed Tacoma from Pomeroy and Courier from Maysville. Government forecast predicts continued rise to about 45 feet by Thursday evening as main tributaries fall.
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Ohio
Cincinnati
Courier
Mayaville
Lizzie Bay
Madison
City of Louisville
Louisville
Tacoma
Pomeroy
Maysville
Kentucky
City of Cincinnati
Ohio River
Charleston
Ohio General Assembly adopts 1906 amendment text
Fragmentary archival text outlines legislative procedure for a proposed constitutional amendment. It notes passage by the General Assembly, governor’s approval, potential veto overrides, and timelines for enactment to January 1909, with official certification by Secretary of State A. Thompson.
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Ohio
General Assembly
State of
United States of America
Carmi A. Thompson
State of Ohio
Columbus
A.D
A. Thompson
House of Resentatives
Andrew L. Harris
Senate
Secretary of State
Rar Assembly
A. Bom
General, Assembly
Co. A. Thompson
House of Representatives
Thompson
Wheereopf
Steamer Departures and Coal Tows Report
The Virginia leaves today at 5 p m for Pittsburg and way ports. The City of Cincinnati sails at 5 p m today for Louisville and all way ports from Main street. The Georgia Lee departs for Memphis at 6 am and Broad Way. Tacoma to be laid up at Gallipolis after today’s trip for overhaul and new boilers. Towboats Josh Cook Valliant and Ed Roberts arrived with Pittsburg coal. Exporter passed down with a large tow. Helen White arrived with a tow of Pittsburg coal. V T Hatfield arrived with Kanawha coal. Jim Wood arrived last night. Valiant reported up last night with empties.
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Main Street
Virginia
Pittsburg
Wayes
Louisville
City of
Cincinnati
Georgia Lee
Memphis
Ames
Broadway
Peasengers
X Louis
Tacoma
Gallipolis
Josh Cook
Valliant
Ed Roberts
Helen White
V. T. Hatfield
Jim Wood
Valiant
River conditions and shipping movements across multiple ports
The river reports show rising levels at Pittsburg Madison Evansville and Catro with rain and flooding. Arrivals include Herald from St Louis Reaper and Harvester with departures listed for Memphis Vicksburg and Peoria. </s>
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Pittsburg
Ironsides
Louisville
Charleston
H. Bedford
Royal
Clarington
Ruth
Bistersville
Madison
Evansville
Catro
Ford
Herald
New Suits Filed in Common Pleas Court
City of Cincinnati v Daniel O Donnell et al for land compensation. City Solicitor notices. Charley Ditton vs George F E McDonald Co appeal from Squire Smedes. Roma Vearison versus Emma Walker appeal. F Rempe Son vs Glen Brown et al on account. William R Collins listed.
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City of Cincinnati
Daniel O'Donnell
Charley Ditton
George FE. McDonald & Co
Squire Smedes
Roma Vearison
Emma Walker
F. Rempe @ Son
Glen Brown
William R. Collins
Dr La Franco’s Compound Promoted By Philadelphia Dr.
A Philadelphia physician Dr La Franco offers a safe speedy compound via mail with a 24 cent pricing and free booklet for druggists and customers seeking regulatory approved guidance.
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Dr. la Franco
Philadelphia
Bids Requested for Chestnut Street Improvements 1908
The Board of Public Service of Cincinnati invites sealed bids for grading curbs paving and drainage on Chestnut Street from Central Avenue to Mound Street. Bids due May 11 1908 with $1000 bid bond or certified check. Contracts subject to board approval by clerk John Wenner.
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Board of Service of Ithety
Cincinnati
Board of Public Service
John ‘J. Wenner
Notice to Contractors for School Building Bid Madisonville Ohio
Notice to contractors sealed proposals for erection and completion of a school building in Madisonville Village School District. Plans by architect Lothe Week Johnston Hiding Ohio. Bids due May 15 1908 7 30 p m. Separate labor and material bids with 5 percent certified check. Bond 60 percent required. Right to reject bids. Proposals to Board of Education Madisonville Ohio J Bee Clerk.
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Office of the Commimenn Nats
Aph Recinnati
Boars of County Commissioners
Coligge Hill
Mt. Healthy
Springfield
Epocttia Thaticla
Fiepi
Butler County
Oak
Glendale
Board of Cound Commissioners
Pofticn
Joard of Vounty Commissioners
Board of
Fianiiten County Otter Ee
Madisonville Village
Lothe Eek
Johnston Hiding
Ohio
Bidon
Madisonville
Board of Education
J. Bee
Proposals for Fresh Vegetables at U S Army Depots
Chief Commissary invites proposals for fresh vegetables to supply four months starting July 1. Offers must detail quantities and specifications per circular No. 3. Proposals to be opened May 10 at 9 a.m. at Fort Wayne and other depots including Rock Island and Fort Benjamin Harrison. Endorsed "proposals."
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Warra
D. Ci
Ulred
Deady
Mick
Rock Island
Pittsburg and Cincinnati Packet Line Directory Entry
Virginia See tt Dae sac ager announces public landing at 204 on Tuesday May 12 for the Pittsburg and Cincinnati Packet Line serving Pomeroy Wheeling and Pittsburg with routes to Virginia.
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Pittsburg
Cincinnati Packet Line
Pomeroy
Wheeling
Virginia
Rte
Steamer Tropma Sails for Charleston Wharf Route
Steamship Tropma bound for Charleston departs at 5 p.m. from Greene Line wharfboat. Contact M. 1457 for details.
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Tropma
Charleston
Pomeroy
Wey
Greene Line
Foot
Steamer Courier Service Update for Greene Line Wharf
Steamer Courier Ryeville and Way Nuts today 5 km Greene Line wharfboat. Leaves at 5 p.m. daily except Sundays. River freight received daily at foot. Telephone M 1487 for Le and Intermediate Pota and wet Obie Boats.
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Ryeville
Greene Line
Ahetucky
Freight and passenger service notes for Memphis and area
Fragmented notice lists steamers fate Memphis inc meals and berth at Broadway location on a Friday evening may third. Mentions freight and passenger service to Memphis and Pine Bluff with freight received and contact via Ellison phone.
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Georgia
Broadway
Memphis
Cksburg
Pine Bluff
Hove Ee
Ethont
Aints Rae Ellison
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