Cincinnati Market Report Cattle Receipts Steady Amid Slump
Cincinnati market records heavy cattle receipts with softer prices across fat steers and cows, lighter demand from all sources, and mixed movement in hogs and sheep. The week shows total cattle at 3,738 marketed versus prior weeks, hogs 18,133, and sheep 6,552. regional comparisons include Kansas City and St Louis price ranges and shifting stock levels.
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Louis
London Bourse Firm Yet Quiet Against Month End
London markets show improved demand for month end needs and easy discounts as first class securities gain strength on increased investment. Wall Street holiday limits American securities trading while Kaffirs and foreigners react to continental support amid a small Exchange. Berlin and Paris bourses follow firm to weak tones with varied discount and exchange rates.
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Missouri, Kansas & Texas
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Pennsylvania
Rand Mines
Reading
Southern Railway
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
United States Steel
Wabash
Amalgamated Copper
Berlin
Exchange
Paris
Wool Market Report With Regional Variations
The May 30 market note from St Louis reports wool generally steady with territory quotes at 12 1 2 to 15 1 2 cents and fine mediums at similar levels.
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Luis
St. Lous
Cheese and daisies dominate market day report
A fragmented Chicago market note outlines prices and shares with stray phrases about cheese, daisies, and Young Americans, reflecting a brief, garbled financial or commodity update. The text includes odd percentages and incomplete words, suggesting a damaged OCR snippet from a May 30 Chicago listing.
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Chicago
Senator Tas
United States roads report May earnings show drop from last year
Three weeks of May gross earnings reach 16 591 799 dollars, down 21 7 percent from the same period a year earlier, with April three weeks showing a 17 6 percent loss. The table covers May and April figures plus earlier months, noting coal group losses and specific line declines for Jersey Central, Reading, Lehigh Valley, Northwestern, Chesapeake and Ohio.
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United States
Jersey Central
Reading
Lehigh Valley
Northwestern
Chesapeake & Ohio
London Stock Exchange Gains on Cheap Money and Broad Trading
The London Stock Exchange showed weekly gains as cheap money and higher demand lifted gilt edged securities and consols. Foreign bonds and rails followed the advance while Kaffir shares surprised with daily rises amid lower operating costs. Wall Street weakness kept American securities down, and further bank rate cuts were discussed as gold shipments from New York to Europe spread cheaper money.
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Frices
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New York
Europe
Paris
Manchester Cloth Market Shows Tepid Trade Stagnation
Manchester notes only half-hearted adjustment between low offers and high manufacturer quotes. Trade remains restrained with small turnover, led by Hight goods and Chooties for India and Mediterranean cloths. Yarns rise fourpence while cotton prices climb, yet overall activity stays weak due to spindle stoppages for holidays.
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India
Mediterranean
Eastern markets hold firm as New York quiets trading
Prices across bonds and municipals stayed steady amid a quiet week. Eastern market manipulation influenced trading while New York conditions improved sparingly. local munis remained in high demand with banks showing strong appetite for securities.
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New York Exchange
Stock Exchange
Cotton seed oil rates noted in New Orleans market
Cotton seed oil in New Orleans on May 30 shows a prime price of 47 cents per unit for cotton seed roll with market activity indicated.
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New Orleans
Visitors list and club meetings in Cincinnati society
Visitors registered at the Business Men's Club included John Dewit Hamburg Germany Karl Elbinger Au gusta Ky G M Goldsmith Hamilton Oh and J R Bishop Detroit Mich The Boosters Committee of the Advertisers Club will meet tomorrow in Schuler s cafe to boost Cincinnati The Ellis Rubber Company stockholders surrendered their charter The Ohio Bankers Association plans a Cleveland Thousand Islands convention The York Street Building Companyors proposals include a merger with the Quick Withdrawal Building Association A Linwood Improvement Association lecture by John C Frohliger Hyde Park described bee habits with stereoscopic pictures.
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John Dewit
Hamburg
Germany
Karl Elbinger
Augusta
G. M. Goldsmith
Hamilton, O
J. R. Bishop
Detroit
Mich
The
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Schuler
Cincinnati
Ohio Bankers’ Association
Cleveland
Thousand Islands
York Street Building Company
York and Freeman Avenue
Quick Withdrawal Building Association
Linwood Improvement Association
Methodist Church
Eastern
Linwood Avenues
John C. Frohliger
Hyde Park
Cotton market mixed as New Orleans and Liverpool trade cues steady
New Orleans bids held firm with middling cotton near 11 1 2 cents while futures showed little activity and a dull session. Liverpool prices slipped slightly with 38 000 bales traded, American shares limited and several spread months closing near earlier levels.
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Liverpool
New York
Godeds
Turpentine and Rosin Prices Across Cities May 30
Charleston reports quiet turpentine at 40 cents with no sales and varied rosin prices up to 6 dollars a barrel. Savannah shows turpentine steady at 40 to 10 percent, 944 barrels sold, rosin firm with prices from 2.70 to 6.25, and notable stock 76 650 barrels. Wilmington records quiet spirits turpentine at 39 cents, rosin at 2.45, tar at 1.50, and crude turpentine firm between 2 and 3.75 with 163 barrels received.
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Kentucky to Survey State Forests This Season
The Kentucky forest survey, a joint state and federal project, will begin in early June with a two thousand dollar each contribution from the State Board of Agriculture and the U S Forest Service. J S Holmes will again direct the study as teams survey counties to assess land use, timber reserves, fire risk, and forest health with aims to improve management and promote a liberal forest policy for Kentucky.
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Judge rules for wife in wage disclosure dispute
In Somerset Pennsylvania on May 23 Judge Francis Kooser ruled in favor of Mrs. Samuel Beale Beale testified her husband Samuel Beale failed to provide adequate money and refused to disclose his wages She described verbal abuse and late returns that escalated to assault prompting the court to decide in her favor
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Francis Jr. Kooser
New Militia Bill Pleases Ohioans
Senate and House pass a militia bill cutting nine month service limits and authorizing the president to call National Guard for war with funding up to 2 million dollars annually to field equip the guard. Ohio officials praise it as essential for defense and readiness, with 150000 guardsmen poised for instant service.
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