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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1908
Page
9
Chicago May 20 Wheat for July declines a cent as excellent Southwest harvest prospects weigh on prices. Corn dips about a half, oats steady, and provisions ease. July wheat opens lower, trades mixed then weak, with weather-driven demand slack and bear sentiment in pits. Local receipts and futures range noted with mixed cash and futures shifts.
New York reports dull wheat trading with stop orders and a drop of about one cent per bushel on the new crop amid better Southwest crop news. Corn remains firm spot with easing option activity. rye and oats show mixed readings, with hay and fats steady to higher in parts.
Washington May 20 The Comptroller of the Currency issued a call for the condition of National banks at the close of business May 14.
Correct-Attest title lists Henry A Seinshhimer Millard W Mack and Edward B Shipley as directors. The line denotes corporate officers or signatories on official documents.
Cincinnati reports 24 hour receipts: cattle 1604, hogs 4688, sheep 625, with May 18 19 20 figures. Prices show weak demand, late arrivals unsold, heavy bids low. Hogs steady to higher, sheep and lambs quiet. calves and bulls varied. Market tone mixed across regions including Pittsburgh and Buffalo with regional price levels and receipts noted.
The Third National Bank of Cincinnati Ohio reports its condition at close of business on May 14. The bank holds assets totaling 882000.00 with liabilities and capital corresponding to the period ending that date.
The May 20 filing lists multiple new companies and name changes across Ohio. Notable entries include American Architects Tube Company in Columbus with $100,000 capital, American Roll and Foundry Company in Canton increasing to $300,000, and The George J. Bailey Company in Cleveland after a name change from Bailey-Gunn. Other incorporations cover cities like Tiffin, Cincinnati, Marietta, Columbus, Urbana, Cleveland, and Dayton with capital amounts ranging from $4,800 to $100,000.
The document shows assets and liabilities figures including capital stock paid in five hundred thousand dollars, surplus funds, undivided profits, and various due to banks and customers. It includes U S deposits and bond accounts with a sworn bank cashier affidavit.
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