Wheat declines on heavy sales in Chicago market
Chicago May 13 heavy selling by prominent longs pushes all wheat futures lower despite early firmness. July wheat closes at 89 5 8 cents, corn ends up about 2 3 8 cents, oats steady, provisions down as large hog receipts ease prices. Clearances and receipts figures show strong Midwest activity with rain aiding corn, and forecasts for tomorrow estimate sizable grain and hog movements.
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Chicago
America
Canada
Northwest
Minneapolis
Duluth
Gorn
Shorts
Cincinnati
Bologna
Commercial Tribune
Grain Market Report Shows Mixed Sessions Across U S Cities
New York notes general quietness with flour exports sales and steady cornmeal while wheat futures range on favorable crop news and Northwest mill shutdown talk. Minneapolis and Duluth report mixed No 1 Northern and No 2 Northern prices with cash trades and rail receipts across multiple states.
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New York
Duluth
O. B
Northwest
Continent
South America
Commercial Tribune
the Bee
Ee Ee
Milwaukee
Norther
Minneapolis
Nsas City
Sian
Louis
London and New York metals markets mixed on May 13
In London tin fell sharply with spot at 132 10s and futures 132 5s while copper rose to 57 pounds. The Joel market weakened with quotes near 29.25. In New York lead slipped to 12 pounds 17s 6d locally and spelter held around 4.55 to 4.65. Iron and zinc markets showed mixed, while St Louis reported lead at 4.10 and spelter at 4.47. Prices elsewhere softened on tin concerns amid broader Eastern demand weakness.
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New York
London
Standard
Foundry
Northern
Southern
Seouthern Goft
ST. Louis
INDON
Jons
Rk i
Chicago
E .St. Louis
Kansas City
Texas
Reeves
Escors
Liverpool
Ives
Grain Trade And Crops Report On Weather and Prices
The Cincinnati Price Current notes rains cooled then warmed central regions slowing farm work and oat sowing while winter wheat shows moisture effects. Corn and hay prospects stay favorable with good pasturage and healthy livestock. May wheat and corn prices at Chicago reflect weekly shifts with receipts reported for the week.
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Cincinnati
Gen Ang
Kansas
Iowa
Chicago
Hog Market Activity Shows Increased Slaughtering This Week
Western hog slaughter rises to 575000 from 465000 prior week and 380000 two weeks ago, March 1 total 4980000 vs 5130000 last year. Prices hover around 6.45 per 100 lbs with light animals and varied finishing. Export clearances decline versus last year while markets stay quiet in Chicago trade.
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Chicago
Lawson Dominates Bay State Gas Meeting In Wilmington
Thomas W. Lawson takes control at a Bay State Gas stockholders meeting to elect directors for the coming year and shape policy. J. Edward Addicks was absent. Lawson wins a majority vote for Allee named directors with 2,172,512 of 3,691,000 shares represented. A resolution directs the receiver’s funds to the company, and directors must elect Lawson secretary.
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Wilmington
Del
Thomas W. Lawson
Boston
Bay State Gas Company
J. Edward Addicks
Lawson
United States
J. Frank Allee
Secre
B. A
Allee
Canadian Pacific and peers report mixed 1908 quarter results
The document lists first week May and July 1 figures for railroads including Canadian Pacific Louisville & Nashville Minneapolis & St. Louis St Louis Southwestern Texas & Pacifico and others. It details gross and net earnings for quarters ended March 31 and March 1 plus yearly totals, deficits and surpluses, with figures in dollars and cents and references to per quarter and from July 1 to March 31. It also notes a general balance sheet with cash and surplus and Pacific Coast March results.
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Nee
Louisville & Nashvile
Minneapolis & St. Louis
Inc
St. Louis Southwestern
Texas & Pacifico
Crosstown Street Railway, Co
Buffalo
Erie Railroad
Colorado & Southern
International Railway of Buffalo
Wultpluss
Ap Ob Din Ecke Sone
New York
Pacific Coast
Delaware
Penny Theater to Rise in Cincinnati Market District
A penny theater will open on West Fifth Street between Vine and Race, leased by Nolan & Dolle for about $4,000 yearly. Architect A. C. Kuball leads remodeling as building costs in Cincinnati fall about 10 percent in ten months, with further declines unlikely without more business.
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Fifth Street
Vine
Race Streets
West Fifth Street
L. B. Harrison
Nolan & Dolle
A. C. Kuball
Cincinnati
Des Jardine
Commodity price list from New York market report
The report lists multiple mining stock prices and bonds with values in dollars such as Adams Con .05 Alice 2.65 Breece .10 Brunswick Con .08 Comstock Tunnel .37 Con. Cal. and Va. .40 Horn Silver .75 Iron Silver 1.00 Leadville Con. .05 Little Chief.05 Ontario Pee .65 Potosi .12 Savage .35 Sierra N .88 Small Hopes .18 Standard 1.60 for May 13.
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New York
Adams
Brunswick
Comstock Tunnel
Con. Cal
Leadville
Little Chief
Ontario
Potosi
Savage
Real Estate Transfers Across City Lots and Leases
A long list of property transfers, leases, and mortgage cancellations appears with numerous names and parcels. Notable entries include Martin Goode to Mary Farley on Lot 1 in Block A, and Eliza J. Woods to Wylie E. Woods on a north Wasson Road tract. The column also lists trusts and legislative notices among property deals and 25 by 100 foot and 70 by 200 foot parcels across multiple neighborhoods. The notices conclude with river and shipping reports for local departures and arrivals and ongoing canal traffic.
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Martin Goode
Mary Farley
Steele
Clarence Marshall
Fred W. Kist
Chambers
Dunlap Street
Edna Carlsen
Garland Lewis
Annie Bramilet
Ash Street
Greenwood
Rosa Zeitz
Gb Zeitz
Scioto
Bob
Hoffelt
Thomas Reardon
Ear Place
Wiliam Coger
William M. Dug Townsend F. Dickinson Toning
Montieth Avenue
Hyde Park
Eliza J. Woods
Wylie E. Woods
Wasson Road
James H. Ryan
Rose Ryan
Bosinger & Hopkins
Elmwood
Lemuel Cleveland
North Crescent Avenue
Amomere
Vcah Ee
AICS
Eblcqual
William B. Thalheimer
Lulu Dunham
Columbia Township
Charlotte L. Weissmann
Charlot
Howard Werle
Ceda& Grove L. & B. Association
Howard Poe
Edward Grothaus
WDD
Wits
Tac University
F. L. Haffner Et al
Schaller Brewing Company
Colerain Avenue
Devens of
Heire
Frederick L. Emme
Per. Sheriff
Matilda Emmert
Elm Street
Weltee
Weltee H. Hutzler, Boing Todot
Oie
Ros
Caroline Strauss
John H. Weaver
Carr
Quenvess
Essedas Ba
Carrie O. Swormstedt
Elizabeth Deitemeier
Millcreek Township
Lizzie Orr
Edward H. Beiderwelle
Millcreek
Ody Iiss
David P. Allen
Abriel “E. "Jones
Crawford & Clark
Glendale
William H. Laming
Hattie Hann
B. D. Barton
Oakan
Montgomery Pike
Otwooe
Katherine
Clancey
Eliza C. Faran
Henry Morton
M. Thaiheimer
William Topeke
Madisonville
Proposed Ohio Constitutional Amendments and Joint Resolutions
Absorbent OCR shows proposed amendments to Ohio Constitution and multiple joint resolutions from 1906 1908. Topics include legislative reading rules governor veto process revenue taxation exemptions and timing of General Assembly sessions with official certification by Secretary of State Carmi A Thompson.
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General Assembly
State of
Ohio
IL Shell
Co. A. Thompson
House of Representatives
Andrew L. Harris
Senate
United States of America
I. Carmi A. Thompson
State of Ohio
Columbus
Carmi A. Thompson
JOWT
C. A. Thompson
A.D
New Suits Filed In Common Pleas Court
A list of new actions in Common Pleas Court numbers 189890 to 189906 includes divorce filings for Walter H Boanes against Edith Soanes and Agnes Ziegler against George Ziegler, injunctions for Alexander Candrea vs Dacia Romana and The Village Milford vs Cincinnati Milford Loveland Traction, lien and execution actions, a land compensation suit by City of Cincinnati versus Union Savings Bank, and other civil matters involving The Commercial Tribune Company, Glen Brown Company, and multiple parties with Pythian News, Naylor, Katz, and Lang among others.
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Walter H. Boanes
Edith Soanes
M. C. Ie
Nich Wi Sons
George B. Fisher
Lien Forman
Y & Ee
Horace EB. Kinney
Henry W. Sheriff
Squire-Muller
City of Cincinnati
Union Savings Bank and It Company
E. Ballard
The
Commercial, Tribune Company
Glen Brown Company
the Commercial Tribune Ci
Alexander Candrea
Dacia Romana
E. J. Franks
Milford
Cincinnati, Milford & Loveland Traction Company
D. W. Murphy
A. N. Kellogg
Compea
Pythian News Company
Morse, Tuttle & Harper
Gersén, Seligman & Co
O. P. Naylor
Lockland Lumber Company
Enne M. Houseworth
Federal Sten System
D. Lindh
Squire Smedes
Diamond & Singer
Louis Katz
Bogifire Lamping
Maria Weltwerber
Paul Lang
Squire Reebling
Span
Building Permits for Several Homes on City Streets
Two-story frame residence on Liston north of Washington owned by Harry L Weber cost 3500. One-and-one-half story frame on St Lawrence north of Warsaw owned by J T Meyer cost - . One-and-one-half story frame on Craig east of Montana owned by W R Bagley cost 3500. Two-and-one-half story frame dwelling on Drake west of Wassen owned by Henry F Lewis cost 8000.
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Liston Avenue
Washington
Harry L. Weber
St. Lawrence Avenue
Warsaw
J. T. Meyer
Craig Avenue
Montana Avenue
W. R. Bagley
Drake Avenue
Wassen
Henry F. Lewis
The Rice Market Steady with Strong Demand Across Regions
Demand for the week remains active and nationwide as buyers renew bids at current prices. Japan sorts and fancy heads are sought, receipts trail last year, and prices are expected to rise as limited imports tighten supply. New Orleans and Atlantic markets show firm levels with scarce shipments, while the Far East strengthens.
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Japan
Atlantic
New Orleans
Louisiana
Texas
Far East
Talmage
Charleston
Carolina
River Departures Advertised for Pittsburg and Nearby
The River column lists departures from Pittsburg Virginia at 6 p.m. Pomeroy Triweekly trains at 6 p.m. and 11 p.m. Manchester service Monday and Wednesday 11 p.m. and Friday Sunday 5 p.m. Louisville daily 5 p.m. and Sunday 9 a.m. Memphis Georgia Lee leaves tomorrow at 5 p.m. The Ohio River at Cincinnati stood at 42 feet and falling yesterday.
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Courier
Maysville
Lizzie Bay
Madison
City of Cincinnati
Louisville
Greenland
Pomeroy
Kentucky
City of Louisville
Ohio River
Ohio
Cincinnati
Greene Line
Sycamore Street
Charleston
All Way
Steamer Courier
Madison Packet
al Way
Main Street
Georgia Lee
Memphis
Broadway
Robert P. Gilham
Winifrede
Pittsburg
Tom Dodseworth
Virginia
W. W. O'Neill
New Orleans
H. K. Bedford
Ruth
Sistersville
Royal
Clarington
Evansville
Cairo
Ford Herald
St. Louis
Omaha
Jefferson, Mo
Bald Eagle
Peoria
Saltillo
Tennessee
Manchester
Cincinnati Packet Line
Wheeling
R. Mauck
Public Landing
Queen City
LEE Line
Memphis, Inc
Georgia Lep
Lower Memphis
Vicksburg
Pine Bluff
J. F. Ellison
Ahd’ Ganecal
Market Report: Eggs Butter Cheese and Poultry Prices
Kansas City and New York markets report steady butter and cheese prices. Eggs firmer with fresh extras at 15 to 14 cents and receipts 2,664 cases. Poultry alive and dressed steady with spring chickens 30 cents and turkeys 12 to 14 cents.
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Kansas City
New York
Pennsylvania
Notice to Contractors Hamilton County Ohio 1908
Sealed proposals for two oil treatment projects on Hamilton pike and Springfield pike in Springfield Township are due May 20, 1908. Separate bids required per specification with $500 bid bonds. Plans on file. commissioners may reject any or all bids. Franklin Struble president. Fred Dreihs clerk.
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The
Board of County Commissioners
Board O County Commissioners
Board of Hamilton of Commissioners
Franley Struble
Fred Dreihs
Ohio Incorporations Filed in Columbus May 13
Articles of incorporation filed include Monroe Oil and Gas Company in Zanesville with 20000 dollars, Federal Foundry Supply Company in Cincinnati with 30000 dollars by listed directors, Dalberg Excelsior Company in Toledo, Cooperage Company in Defiance, and The Kohinoor Mutual Aid Society among others.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Monroe Oil and Gas Company
Zanesville
Federal Foundry Supply Company
Cincinnati
A. I. Nichols
Jolley
P. Winchester
G.M. Roberts
Byers
Dalberg Excelsior Company
Toledo
Eo Cooperage Company
Defiance
Kohinoor
Capital stock actions in Ohio firms and church group
The record lists several corporate moves across Ohio. Triumph Electric Company of Cincinnati increases capital stock from 125000 to 1250000 with 500000 in preferred stock, directed by William N Hobart and James C Hobart. McLain Garwood Company Canton expands to 10000. Cincinnati Gas Coke Coal and Mining Company grows from 35000 to 250000. Conneaut Lumber Company reduces from 25000 to 10000. The St Paul Evangelical Church Columbus and other entities noted for organizational actions.
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Cincinnati
St. Paul Evangelical Church
Columbus
Triumph Electric Company
William N. Hobart
James C. Hobart
McLain-Garwood Company
Canton
Cincinnati Gas Coke, Coal and Mining Company
Conneaut Lumber Company
Clover seed prices quoted for Toledo may 18
In Toledo on May 18 the market lists October clover seed at 7.50 dollars and December at 7.45 dollars per unit.
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Toledo
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BIOUT
Grain and Provisions
Metals
South Omaha
St. Joseph
Indianapolis
Ottumwa
Cedar Rapids
Sioux City
Paul
Minn
Cleveland
Wichita
Kan
Detroit
Mich
East Buffalo
New Playhouse
Theodore Mayer & Bro
George M. Branham
Bates Avenue
Cormany Avenue
Camp Washington
Joseph B. Remke
James J. Faran
William V Ebersole
Union Dairy Company, Recently Incorporated
Rieg & Marty
McMicken Avenue
Mohawk
Louisa Knapp
Avondale
American Christian Missionary Society
M. x. Cooper
Jackson, Broessinger & Co
William Strunk
Morris Wickersham
Greendale Avenue
Clifton
Wickersham
Albert Fries
Coleman Street
York
Elizabeth Lohaus
Oakley
West Sixth Street
Hobart
Ward Baldwin
NEW York Mining
Mary Farley Ory -B. Warond
Cepureccte
Eunice M. Powers
Silverton L
B. Company
Ees Semenes Atense Tesseteseer
Mary C. Horn
Enterprise B
Cc Li
Ccre
Dunham
Madison B. A. No
A. Boyer
Louisa A. Ireton
Edward Fischer
George W. Leach
Glenn Bana &. A
Mary
Wander
John Walter
Seventh Ward L
B. Otapoty
Charles = Pratt
Francis R. Cooley
Ee Y. Oe
Republic L
B. Cora Korb
Molitor L
B. “Company
Mary C. Kortkamp
Sameé
Alois Rocklin von Miare
Rocklin Et al
Charlies B. Edwards
Glend
Be Aue
Myonens Reardon
Reading Road L
Eee Meee Etter Eter Spares
weenes Wiliam _ Dusan
William Coger
Frances A. ‘Rybolt
Ella M. Rybolt
Frank A. Thelan
C. L. Schafer
Jane + Jacob
College Hill
L. Ang Francewwctecereee
Waltera
Morrison Leib
Mary J. Martin
Brad
Charles F. Keyser
Alice Mueller
Laura
Margaret Marshall
Nannie D. Marsh
Carlisle B. & L. Co
Sophie
Beal
Finance and Taxation
J. D. Chamberlain
Pan
Carmi A, Thompson
Common Pleas Court
EGE
Fourth St
U. S. Marine Corps
Block
Canineath
Melrose Av
Walnut Hills
Burdett Av
Pace
Royal Co-Operative Mfg. CO
Ind
Good Farm
Darbyshire
Rochester
N. Y
Forest Av
Bet
Washington and Burnet
Tel
Oak St
Ogden Brig
West Eighth ST
MT. Auburn
Burnet Av
McGregor Ark
Big
Reading Road
Macdonald & Kilby
Albert G. Perkenbrecher Union Trust
Bodg
Evanston
Norwood
A. L. Pachoud
Mercantile Lib
Financial and Loans
Interstate Investment Co
Ezekiel & Bernheim CO
Medical
Dr. la Franco
Philadelphia
M. Hoosain
Rangoon
Burma
India
Sycamorest
Upper Ohio
Union Veteran Legion
Hall
West Sixth St
Coeeence
John B
Joseph Dresbach
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