Grain market rises on wet weather and drought fears
May corn leads gains with a 5 in trading as wet conditions persist in the corn belt and forecasts of more rain spread across regions. Wheat buys are spurred by drought reports and smaller supplies, while oats hold firm in sympathy. Provisions rise with grain strength and receipts point to continued demand.
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Liverpool
Hungary
Kansas
Minneapolis
Duluth
Chicago
Shorts
Cattle Receipts Small Across Markets On May 26
Market reports from East Buffalo Pittsburg Chicago St Louis and Kansas City show light receipts for cattle hogs and sheep with steady to mixed demand. Prices vary by grade with steers and bulls trading from roughly 4.50 to 7.75, hogs mainly 5.00 to 5.90, and lambs around 4.50 to 7.75 depending on quality and market.
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Buredise de Cencc
Commercial Tribune
East Buffalo
Pittsburg
Chicago
New York
Liverpool
London
a&Sc
Virginia
Louis
Kansas City
Texas
ST. Uis
Timothy
Grain Prices and Receipts Across Markets Quietly Firm
Mixed commodity report shows wheat and cornmeal firm with strong spot demand and bullish crop news. Wheat futures closed higher on active positions while rye and oats receipts varied. elevator prices and futures reflect steady to firm cash demand.
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F. E
Northern
Duluth
O. B
Oe Coe
Pinas
Commercial Tribune
Toledo
Ais
Baltimore
Milwaukee
Lax
Unclear OCR Averages and Totals Across Mining Names
Fragmentary list of place names and numbers with scattered state and company terms. The readable items include Copper, Amalgamated, Calumet and Hecla, Isle Royale, Old Dominion, Mohawk, and Franklin among others with varying percentages and values, but no coherent event or narrative.
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Boston
Adventure
Allouez
Amalgamated
Atlantic
Bingham Toe
Calumet
Hecla
Centennial
Copper Paw
Daly-West
Franklin
Isle Royale
Massachusetts
Michigan
Mohawk
Montana
Coke Sc
Old Dominion
Osceola
Quincy Hoe Shannon
Sin Trinity Y
Wool Market Reports Across Regions With Mixed Prices
Boston reports improved foreign advices boosting wool demand with Ohio Michigan lots at 21a2% and various grades listed. London auction notes 18,182 bales with cross-breds and Merinos in demand, New Zealand greasy and cross-breds offering varied prices. St Louis notes steady wool with grading ranging from combing to heavy fine and tub washed categories.
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Boston
Ohio
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Delaine
Kentucky
Indiana
Missouri
Texas
London
New Zealand
South Wales
Queensland
Victoria
Austral
West Australia
Dales
Tasmania
Cape of Good Hope
Nethl
River Plate
ST. Louis
Oil and Turpentine Markets Reported Across Cities
Trading notes from OI CITY and TOLEDO to SAVANNAH detail oil credits runs and shipments. Wilmington and Charleston report steady spirits turpentine and rosin prices. Savannah records firm turpentine and rosin with varied graded prices and stock levels.
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OI City
Toledo
North
Lima
South Lima
Indiana
Wilmington
Charleston
Savannah
Rosin
Butter Eggs and Poultry Prices Across Markets
Prices for dairy and poultry vary by region. New York reports steady butter and cheese with rising egg receipts, while Pennsylvania and nearby grades show mixed quality with fowls and turkeys varying in price. Chicago notes steady butter and eggs with stable poultry values, and Kansas City lists unchanged eggs with weak current receipts.
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New York
State
Pennsylvania
Chicago
Americas
Kansas City
Metals Market Report with London Prices and Local Quotes
Metal prices moved unevenly on May 26 with lead at 4.25 and spelter at 4.45 locally. London copper and tin closed dull. copper at 5s 1d spot and futures near 67 1/8.64, tin quoted around £130 12s 6d in London with mixed domestic tone.
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ST. Louis
New York
London
Cleveland
Northern
Nem Sisel
Southern
Coffee futures open steady as trading mixed on demand
New York May 2 coffee futures opened steady with slight gains in late trade amid light offerings. Trading showed 8 250 bags with July at 6.? and September around 6.05 to 6.16, December steady. Rio No 7 and Cordova quoted with mild activity and quiet tones.
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Minneapolis
New York
Steady &T
Lée
Trent Hotel stock takings and local property deals tallied
Stockholders traded 478 shares of the Trent Hotel Company at five cents a share amid reports the George Hill project may not proceed. Emma R. Lloyd acquired the Sol P. Kincon residence on Clifton for 23 333 dollars. J. C. Thoms leased 520 Race store space for five years at 15 000 dollars annual rent.
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Cincinnati ‘Stock Exchange
Goorge Hill
Trent Hotel Company
W. B. Hutton & Company
Sol P. Kincon
Clifton
Emma R. Lloyd
Eugene Frank
Race Street
J. C. Thoms
Real estate transfers and mortgages canceled in local listings
Public records show numerous property transfers including Phyllis Wood to Frank Crowe in Morwoot Heights and Bertha B. to Robert LeBlond in J. Nemesis sub. Lots change hands across multiple sub divisions with prices ranging from 1,350 to 6,000. Several leases and mortgage cancelations noted for properties along Richmond Street University Avenue and Glendora Avenue among others.
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Phyllis Wood
Frank R. Crowe
Morwoot Heights
Charles
Sorin
Boe Harvie
HY Merten
Jiner’s
Bertha B. Vee
Robert E. LeBlond
J. N.emesis
Wood Alex
L. Parker
Leah
Caldwell Et al
Brute Avenue
Hamilt
Phnomena Bothe
William “Mroxinney
Joseph Fuad
Lockland
Sol P. Kincon
Sheriff
Emma R. Lloyd
Amazon Park
Coebelenie
Daniel Walls
Adolph Lowenthal
Ridgeway
Harry Q
Cleneay Et
Hannah Sharman
shAnes
John Gleason
Kent & Kaufhold
Richmond Street
Mound Street
Sarah Rombach
Anna Ae
Liberty Street
Bremen Street
Frederick Otten
Thomas C. McGrath
University Avenue
Charles O. Kirtrick
Frederick Atenaeke
Sylvanus Wright
William F. Robertson
George C. Witt
Harvie
Koeble Street
Er Street
Koeble Eee
Henk Wernie Ensbegsetses Ab-Bhtese
Frances Harrison
Frank A. “Zimmerman
Sarah “Moore
J. C. Thoms
Eugene Frank
Rare Street
Willam Strunk
Morris Wickersham
Resor Park
Hiss
Sp Oaks Coum Ocbanenn
Nicholas Straub
C. “Moerlein Brewing Co
Cliftonvenue
Warner Street
Ere Waller
Fisher
Amanda Schuster
Glendora Avenue
John
Isabella Jones
Southern
Ohio
L. A
John B. Mosby
Joseph
Graydon
Harry_C. Buchholz
Frank Ae
John W. Irvine
Osk L. & B. Co
Seraphin Goldrainer
Brighton
Bel odeGa
John Sear
Highland Acene le
Katherine
Nolan
Louis J. Dolte
Amanda P. M. Schuster
Western Hills
T. Sanford
H. Kenen
Alpha L. Yingling
Davia
Sommers
Buspus
Ehbee
Minnie Plahavin
George J. Leher
John J. Aoerh
Debert I
B. A. Company
Cada
Chcamp
Roma
He ‘Papas
Lout Wessel
A. We. Hayward
Louise Roegge
Germania
A. No
Mary Wulfekoetter
June Street
B. S. Ca
Jacob “Baumgardner
Robert F. Blum
Southern Ohio L
Jim T
Pete
Valentine
Nicholas
Moorman
Lincoln Bay
Verein
Margaret Sommer
Henry Sutter
Henry J. Bramlage
Champion
B. A. No
Beateves Boo
Birds Protect Forests and Crops Urged
Leading ornithologists in New York urge uniform state laws to protect insect eating birds. The National Audubon Society offers cooperation after a Governors conference noting birds save crops and forests, with losses to pests running into billions.
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New York
Washington
National Association of Audubon Societies
House of Governors
William Dutcher
Broadway
Building Permits For Homes On Mt Avenue And Fairmount Avenue
Two and one half story frame dwelling planned on the north side of Mt Avenue west of Observatory Road. A two story frame residence at 1764 Fairmount Avenue is listed with Greenman as owner and notes completion near Delta Avenue. Estimated costs span from 500 to 2,500 dollars.
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Kuhlman
C. M. Cist
George and
Central Avenue
Garber & Woodward
Mt Avenue
Observatory Road
Fairmount Avenue
Greenman
Rvatory d
Delta Avenue
C. Hudson
COBL
New Suits Filed in Common Pleas and Superior Court
A list of civil actions filed in Common Pleas Court Nos. 140 004 to 140 012 including divorces between Eleanor Rowe and Joseph Rowe and Bessie Havlin and others, several actions for damages and specific contracts, plus Superior Court case Nos. 53 985 to 58 987 with injunction and accounting claims and a $2000 claim by the Supreme Lodge of the Ancient Order of United Workmen.
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Eleanor Rowe
Joseph Rowe
Alles Guinn
William Guinn
Sparide
Neal
Bennett & Utter
Bessie ‘Oe
John HB. Havlin
M. ‘Kins
Frederick B. Tatpmidt
Eleanor B. Howard
Hollister & Hollister
Olly J. Henslee
Alicé G. Henslee
J. Q. Martin
Mary Berrodin
Eugene Berrodin
Painter & Rosenberg
Newton D. Parker
George W. Gray
J. L. Orebaugh
Superior Court
The
Corrad Windisch Company
C. E. Roth
J. D. Creed
Fred P. Muhlhauser
Carrie Cole
Supreme Lodge of the Ancient Order of United Workmen
Sanford Brown
James B. Swing
George G. Johnston
William~w. Prather
Coal bids opened for 3000 tons for Federal Building
Bids were opened yesterday for a 3000 ton coal supply. Fairmount Coal bid Pg 85 while C G Blake offered 2.93 and Oak Co 2.94. Bids were sent to Washington.
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Federal Building
Fairmount Coal Company
C. G. Blake Company
One Oak Company
Washington
Girls' Friendly Society Holds Conference at St Pauls Cathedral
Miss Geraldine Gordon presided at the three-session conference and council meeting in St Pauls Cathedral. Mrs Charles H Kumler of Dayton spoke on Factory Welfare Work as Miss Dykins Nelson and Gordon presented reports. The diocesan council elected officers including President Geraldine Gordon and Vice Presidents Amy Foote Bessie Charles Irene Dykins.
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Geraldine Gordon
The
Girls’ Friendly Society
St. Paul’s Cathedral
Miss Sibley
Charles H. Kumler
Dayton
Dykins
F. H. Nelson
Miss Gordon
Cincinnati
Amy Foote
Bessie Charles
Theodore I. Reese
Columbus
s-Irene Dykins
Bok
Orr
Middleton
Miss Merrill
Ator
Mrs. Pohiman
Proposals for Clothing and Equipage at Philadelphia Depot
A long list of military supply items outlines quantities for tents, poles, buckles, buttons, canvas, cords, and sewing silk ready for exclusive delivery at the Philadelphia Depot. Proposals to be opened June 15 1908 with scrutiny by Lt. Col. W W Robinson chief quartermaster.
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Philadelphia
Silver Lake
C. P
Gill
O. D
Manila
Anila
Sea Island
W. W.~ Robinson
Plumbing and Gas Fitting Bids Sought for Highlands School
Sealed proposals for plumbing and gas fitting at Highlands School Building on Eastern and Lewis avenues, Cincinnati Ohio, are invited by the Board of Education with bids due June 17 1908 at City Hall third floor. Bids must include all interested parties names and a 30 percent guaranty from a disinterested signer.
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Board of Education
Cit
R. P. Willis & Co
First
Baymiller Street
Gest Street
Cincinnati
Ohio
E. N. Hannaford
Court Street
Mound
John Streets
J. M. Withr
City Hall
Highlands
Eastern Avenue
Lewis Avenue
Tietig & Les
Commercial Tribune
Plac
Supnet
J. M. Withrow
River Departures and Ohio River Stage Report
The River section lists departures from Manchester and other ports with times for vessels including Lizzie Bay and Pomeroy Triply. Advertised sailings cover Maysville, Manchester, Louisville, Memphis, and Georgia Lee with daily and specific weekday departures. The Ohio River at Cincinnati stood at 29 feet 2 inches and was falling.
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Pomeroy
Maysville
Manchester
Louisville
Memphis
Georgia Lee
Ohio
Cincinnati
River Packet Movements and Trade at Local Port
Departures yesterday included the Queen City to Ireburg Greenland for Pomeroy and Manchester Kentucky for Madison City of Louisville to Louisville. Today’s arrivals include Courier from Maysville Lizzie Bay from Madison City of Cincinnati from Louisville.
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Queen City
Ireburg
Greenland
Pomeroy
Courier
Manchester
Kentucky
Madison
City of Louisville
Louisville
The
Maysville
Lizzie Bay
City of Cincinnati
Ohio River
Ohio
Cincinnati
Greene Line Steamer Courier
Way
Sycamore Street
All Way
Main Street
Memphis
Georgia Lee
Broadway
Louis
J. B. Finley
Pittsburg
Duquesne
News From Other Ports
River conditions and arrivals at ports including Pittsburg Wheeling Madison Evansville Cairo and St Louis with vessels departing and government boats listed. Water levels rising or falling at several rivers and warm or clear weather noted.
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Pittsburg
Louisville
Monitor
Cincinnati
Wheeling
Thessie Smith
Parkersburg
Virginia
Royal
Clarington
Ruth
Sistersville
Madison
Evansville
Cairo
T. H. Davis
Ohio
Beaumphreys
Jeffersonville
Joseph E. Ransdall
Harry Brown
St. Louis
Ben Humes
Vicksburg
Belle of
Calhoun
Hamburg Y
Keokuk
Balda
Sidney
Burlington
Cincinnati Building Ordinance Alters Permit Process in 1908
The Cincinnati City Council passes an ordinance amending and supplementing an 1898 building code. It requires written permit applications to the Inspector of Buildings with location use plans and cost estimates, consent from two thirds of property owners in residence squares for coal handling, and revised permit fees based on building contents. The measure notes inspection access, plan stamping, and adherence to essential structural points during work.
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Cincinnati
Ohi
City of
John Galvin
Council
Edwin Henderson
Dayton Sewer Work Bids Sought By City Engineer
Notice to contractors in Dayton Kentucky bids due June 1 1908 for vitrified brick or concrete sewer on Main McKinney and Vine streets. Proposals at Engineer's Office Newport Kentucky. $500 certified check with each bid. separate bids per sewer. council may reject all bids. City Engineer Geo G Lindsey.
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To Dayton
Main ‘Street
McKinney Street
Vine Street
Dayton
East Fourth Street
Newport
Geo. G. Lindsey
Executor named for David Abraham estate in Hamilton County
The undersigned appointed and qualified as executor under the last will and testament of David Abraham deceased of Hamilton County Ohio. Dated Cincinnati May 25 19. Adolph A Gruber attorney 1512 Vine St Canal 1755 Y.
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David Abraham
Hamilton County
Ohio
Cincinnati
Notice of Leonard Street improvement by Cincinnati City Council
Public notice to nonresident owners Leonard Street property abutting Russell Avenue to Archer Street. Cincinnati Council adopts resolution to grade pave brick roadway with curb and gutter, construct inlets and retaining walls, and issue bonds to cover costs. Assessments laid on front footage paid over ten years. cash option within twenty days.
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Leonard Street
Russell Avenue
Archer Street
Madison W. Doggett
Newport
George Brintzinghoeffer
Williamsburg
Clermont County
Ohio
City of
Cincinnati
State of
Leonar Street
Board of Public Service
Avon Street
Orchard Avenue
Archeeee
Linwood
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