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Newspaper

Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1908

Page

13

Wheat market rebounds on export demand and cholera fears

Chicago trading sees wheat climb to new highs as export business and Russian cholera concerns boost prices. Corn and oats advance with firm cash market and rising seaboard clearances. primary receipts hit 2,143,000 bushels, while detailed regional quotes show prices from Minneapolis to Duluth and Kansas City.

Chicago Winnipeg Canada Liverpool Seaboard Kansas City Dylun Russia Germany Mediterranean Southwest Minneapolis Duluth

Grain and Provisions Market Report

New York Sept 19 grain and provisions show steady to firm prices. Wheat receipts 79,000 bushels with exports 132,433. corn 4,300 bushels. oats 75,000. Spot markets show No 2 red wheat around 1.07 to 1.09 dollars. corn 88 cents. rye and barley mixed. hogs and lards higher. sugars and oils steady with refined ranges.

Commercial Tribune Toledo Baltimore Milwaukee Kansas City Duluth Minneapolis Flourty. T ST. Louis Cowee Rcorcescoes New York Minnesota F.o. B C.i. F. Buffalo C.i.f Northern Pacific Coast Bogota Central America India S. A Philadelphia Japan New Orleans Suger

Oil and Turpentine Market Reports Across Coastal Cities

Turpentine and rosin prices firm across Charleston Savannah and Wilmington with varied grades. Market activity notes sales, receipts, and stock levels. Wilmington reports spirits turpentine steady at 34percent and rosin at 2.20 dollars. Savannah lists broad rosin ranges and high stock. Oil City and Toledo provide balances, runs, and per barrel prices for Lima and Indiana grades.

Savannah Wilmington Oil City Toledo Lima South Indiana

Dairy Prices Across Cities Show Mixed Movements

In Kansas City eggs rise to 23c for fresh extras with receipts at 17%4c. Chicago reports butter at 20a238c, daisies at 17a20c, eggs firm at 21c, cheese steady with daisies 18c and twins 11%12c, Young Americas 13c. Poultry mostly steady with turkeys 13%2c chickens 10%oc. New York notes butter easy and unchanged, cheese firm, eggs quiet, poultry values mixed with dressed items firm in Western markets.

Kansas City Chicago New York

Boston Mining Prices and Bids Report

Boston market report lists opening prices and bids for numerous mining stocks including Amalgamated Copper 73 percent, Calumet & Hecla 635, Quincy 90 bid, Tamarack 70 percent bid, United States Mining 4044, Butte Coalition 23, Isle Royale 22 bid, Michigan 13, Granite and other miners.

Boston Sept Adventure Allouez Amalgamated Atlantic Bingham Calumet & Hecla Centennial Copper Range Daly West Franklin Granby Isle Royale Mass. Mining Michigan Mohawk Montana Coal and Coke Old Dominion Osceola Parrot Quincy Shannon Tamarack Trinity United Copper United States Mining United States Oid Utah Victoria Winona Wolverine North Butte Butte Coalition Nevada Calumet & Arizona Arizona Commercial Greene Cananea

Ohio Incorporations Formed In Columbus Listing Firms

The Fast End Cartage and Storage Company of Cleveland with 10000 dollars is filed by Frank E. Dellenbaugh Robert J. Clements M. M. Brice E. W. Brice E. Clements and A. I. Newman. The Helmet Company of Cincinnati valued at 10000 dollars is formed by Joseph B. Rosenthal Benjamin F. Rosenthal Levi Block George Smith and Joseph May. The Yew Strike Mining Company of Cincinnati with 10000 dollars lists Gustav Goldsmith John D. DeWitt Leopold Black A. L. Wildesiey and Samuel O. Bayless as organizers. The Belmont Chemical Company of Martins Ferry with 35000 dollars is registered.

Commercial Tribune Columbus Fast End Cartage and Storage Company Cleveland Frank E. Dellenbaugh Robert J. Clements M. M. Brice E. W. Brice E. W. Clements A. I. Newman Helmet Company Cincinnati Joseph B. Rosenthal Benjamin F. Rosenthal Levi Block George Smith Joseph May Yew Strike Mining Company Gustav Goldsmith John D. DeWitt Leopold Black A. L. Wildesiey Samuel O. Bayless Belmont Chemical Company Martin’s Ferry

Metals markets steady in New York and St Louis reports

New York metal markets were quiet with tin at 28.30 to 28.50. Copper remained weak with lake at 13.37 to 14.??, electrolytic at 13.25 to 13.37, and casting at 13.00 to 13.12. Lead held around 4.47 to 4.50, spelter 4.75 to 4.80, iron unchanged. St Louis quotes lead at 4.37 and spelter at 4.65.

New York ST. Louis

New York Mining Prices Reported

New York mining market figures listed for September 19 show values for Alice 3.50, Breece 0.05, Brunswick Con 0.06, Com stock Tunnel 0.21, de bonds 0.17, Con. California and Virginia 0.70, Horn Silver 0.50, Iron Silver 0.90, Leadville Con 0.08, Little Chief 0.08, Mexican 0.60, Ontario 5.00, Ophir 1.70, Standard 1.25, Yellow Jacket 0.43.

New York Brunswick Comstock California Virginia Leadville Little Chief Ontario

Imports and Exports at New York Port Week Ends

Imports of merchandise and dry goods valued at 14 462 828 for the week ending September 19 at the port of New York. Specie imports include silver 90 586 and gold 16 944. Exports of specie were silver 507 682 and gold none.

New York

Wool Prices in St Louis Market Report

Wool firm quotes by grade in St Louis market: medium grades 16a20c, combing and clothing 16a20c, light fine 16a16c, heavy fine 16a16c, tub washed 2% to 27c.

ST Louts

Clover seed prices quoted in Toledo market report

The Toledo market notes on September 19 show cash clover seed at 5.45, October 5.50, December 5.60, and arch 5.72 percent.

Toledo

Cotton seed oil price report New Orleans Sept 19

Cotton seed oil market update from New Orleans shows Prime oil at 29 cents.

New Orleans

Engineer Killed in Chesapeake & Ohio Train Derailment

A Chesapeake & Ohio passenger train from Newport News bound for Richmond derailed near Lexington. Engineer J. R. Chalkley was killed and Fireman Wakely severely injured. Several passengers were shaken up but no other serious injuries reported as the engine turned over.

Richmond Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad Newport News L2nexa J. R. Chalkley Wakely

Lean and Bride Sail for Europe on Kaiser Wilhelm II

Cincinnati society columns report Mr Edward B McLean and his bride sailing for Europe aboard the Kaiser Wilhelm II to extend their honeymoon. They were seen with family and friends in New York, with extensive notes on their relatives and other Cincinnatians traveling or visiting the city hotels amid Broadway shows and social events.

Commercial Tribune New York Edward B. McLean Europe Washington Wilhelm Hoboken John R. McLean Thomas F. Walsh McLean Waldorf-Astoria Senator Walsh St. Regis Mr. Sharp Columbus James R. Miner Hotel Wolcott Cincinnati Long Island John C. Sherlock Orlando Greene The Walcott W. M. Greene Louis J. Hauck Wolcott George T. Harrison Dudley V. Sutphin Sam W. Trost Knickerbocker Colonel Trost Mr. Taft White House Taft Trost Broadway Heaven A. H. Freiberg Master Freiberg George G. Puchta Ella Puchta Boston Marlborough Alois Zeckendorf Hotel Astor Julius Fleischmann New London Connecticut Minnie Kaufmann Alice Roosevelt Nicholas Longworth Collin Woodward West Kline Minnie Palmer Japan Kobe City Mr. Robinson Carrie Veith Newport M. C. Backer Bowling Green William E. Danhauer T. W. Barrow Joseph W. Miller Owensboro M. J. Roth J. D. Potts Frank Heeney Lexington W. J. Baker Frankfort J. B. Russell Maysville William Elliott Henderson B. L. Middleton Richmond Kentucky Ohio Valley Austin Smith Middletown M. A. Heintz H. F. Passell A. M. Griffin Chillicothe Grosuch J. Wickham E.S. Kelly C. Frechtling C. Zilcox Hamilton F. W. Blum Dayton Gotham Imperial Hotel Astor Gem City William Hardie Thomas J. White Alfred A. Thomas F. Florida H. Zanow D. P. Clark C. Moyer E. M. Bieser C. S. Durst J. T. Bellman H. G. Mathia E. 8. Reynolds E. J. de Ville J. P. Henry J. H. Kohler W. E. Farrar London R. F. Schuler Galion D. R. C. Barbala Dellonvale Ohio Dun Elizabeth Dun H. Chester Hill Sam J. Hershourtz E. E. Hamiel Joe Hamiel Harry C. Garber Robert W. H. Hannum T. M. McCarthy W. N. Cott P. W. Huntington C. T. Meek H. P. Thompson P. Balden J. Peil Katharine O'Flaherty W. G. Bancroft K. W. Curtis D. Friedenberg J. W. Hanning H. Merz D. Schaefer H. Philbrook C. Rockell F. E. L. Schumeckle L. J. Wood C. Marten D. W. Short J. J. Welsh W. 8. Rowe Rowe Cheseldine

Republicans Name Vice Presidents for Music Hall Meeting

The article lists a large slate of vice presidents for the Republican mass meeting at Music Hall on Tuesday September 22 1908. It notes committees and key figures such as Judge Hiram Peck chairing the reception committee and Cary heading the press committee. It also mentions funds needed for the event and a plan for 500 vice presidents.

Hiram Peck Frank Pfaff M. E. Ingalls J. M. Dawson E. J. Dempsey Frank M. Gorman Daniel Keefe Fenton Lawson L. G. Bernard Charles M. Dannenhower Thomas J. Noctor M. J. Keefe J. H. Dierkes J. Michie Cary Henry Heilker Daniel Keefer

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Grain and Provisions Charleston Boston Mining Metals NEW York Mining WOOL M Lean Bride Cincinnatians Queen City Printers Metropolis Edwin R. Sharp Cincinnati Society Lucien Wulsin Frank R. Wulsin John W. Stevenson Master Stevenson E. P. Harrison F. G. Harrison Anderson Buckner W. Anderson Nora Linda Henke Tyler Field William N. King Mary Elizabell W. W. Brown Miss Brown Helen Brown J. Kiser N. B. Kiser Marie Lackman Helen Sage Herman Lackman Hotel Imperial A. H. Newton Abbie and Elsie Newton Lackman Sage Oscar F. Rattermann Mary J. Rattermann Dora Jacobs Rose E. Jacobs Sig Wise Isadore Reins Joseph E. Bloch E. C. Marsh Maurice F. Weiskopf William C. Flynn A. G. Owens L.loewerstein Charles A. Woodruff E. S. Church A. E. Motch Master Motch Covington Cunard Breslin Alice Dougherty Margaret Hilan Hoffman House Mary Blair Edith Blair Park Avenue West Indies W. L. Kleeman Cin Cinnati George Kleeman Gregorian Hotel I. M. Martin J. W. Zarro Cadillac Rud K. Hynicka King Edward J. J. Weaver Carl Gantvoort Hermitage H. H. Hoppe Fifth Avenue Palace Smith J. Charles McCullough Leonard S. Smith A. Dunlevy van Ness Eva Hollender P. B. Warner Charles Shohl Alfred Shohl N. Henry Beckman James W. Ash Ash E. M. Jackson K. R.jacob Louis P. Ecker Simon Lazarus David Clark Edwin Hodge BH. R. Conway E. H. Clark C. F. Hill F. 8. Ashbrook Cynthiana Walter Hamilton Lassing United States Navy Naval Academy At Annapolis Joseph L. Rhinock Brooklyn Navy Yard Colonel Rhinock Ensign Navy Gravesend Mike O’brein Harry Payne Whitney Jimmie Duckworth Montreal Bank of Montreal Atlantic City Harry Kline A. B. Ide Ethel Diane Alison Trudge Ideson H. Muhlhauser M. Diem and Child M. Doyle Ivan C. Walter L. Rosin Blanche Amy Rosin C. H. Murray P. J. Gorman G. A. Willey H. Englehart J. D. Morey Springfield BE. L. McCallay G. F. Kuhns Bettie Levenson Ray Levenson Sam A. Price Belle Judy Emma S. Jenet Carrie Jenet S. W. Tompkins Herrmann National Commission Shore Sheepshead Bay Race Track James Tole Typographical Union No. 6 Coney Island Island Cincinnati Party Frank Steele Joe Fagin Walter Granner Thomas Maddock Michael Maloney Thomas Maloney New Jersey Tom Maloney Pierre Lorillard Lorillard Tom Order of Things Tapid American Tobacco Company Lower Broadway Fagin Rmhetropolis Steele Joe Riccadonna’s Coney Island Park Johnny Dugan Henry Watterson Ireland Providence Music Hall National Republican League Leopold Markbreit John Galvin J. G. Schmidlapp W. B. Melish D. D. Woodmansee Arthur I. Vorys Fred W. Carpenter Norman G. Kenan Howard C. Hollister George W. Weeden Charles H. Wiseman D. E. Holmes Thomas J. Peale C. A. L. Reed Ed Walker O. P. Coe Louis Schwab Rudolph Wurlitzer Theodore Foucar W. J. Byrth Fred Schmiesing William C. Ahlering John Eger Charles Weidner,Jr Froome Morris Louis B. Sawyer William Riedling John D. Burgest W. C. Johnson Bernhard Bettmann Eugene L. Lewis Henry Tietig Charles Kruse HB. O. Eshelby Henry Danziger Herman Newstedt Myers Y. Cooper W. E. Forshee David Davis Joseph Graydon William R. Collins Gus Funck Herman Serodiho Griffith B. Little Clark B. Montgomery William F. Schiebel E. R. Monfort William Littleford John P. Murphy James B. Swing Otto J .Pfleger Jacob H. Bromwell John A. Caldwell Sam W. Smith, Jr Peter F. Swing Theodore F. Giffen Charles J. Hunt John G. O'Connell James K. Bingaman M. E. Moch William Bodemer William Clauss John H. M. Rulison M. G. Heintz F. Claussen Duke P. Davis John Doyle John A. Ringold John C. Heywood George W. Harper Charles Rentrop William Wieman Hary D. Davis Charles Mathes Stanley Struble L. J. Crawford Frank Bowles Harrison James A. Graft Guy H. Keneady Herman Merten Nelson Strowbridge Vernon Overman George H. Kolker H. H. Wiggers Edward 8. Wilson W. D. James Frank A. McGee J. W. Wozencraft Mark A. Brown Tilden R. French James Albert Green F. B. Dyer Walter D. Cole William Thorndyke Charles Weber Frank Ballman Drausin Wulsin Ernst von Bargen W. C. Rippey John P. Breen John Ambrose Charles Hake Henry Hamann William McCallister Otto E. Betz George A. Black Eugene Boudot Harvey Anderson Frank Ih Rist Ferdinand W. A. Sanders W. D. Grote David M. Cohen E. Sullivan Navarre George C. Berry Broadway Central L. Stuhr E. Guggenheim H. Kattenhorn W. C. Rogers Brottell A. A. Lett A. J. Offutt Cosmopolitan E. Clarke Latham J. G. Stowell Ashland House R. E. Good C. Cullen F. Costello Grand Union Malcolm Marshall Albemarle George Marshall Woodward J. C. George the Albert Morgan Herbert A. Stugler W. G. Zinsmeister New Amsterdam M. Meyer I. Kemper A. Huebner A. Kemmer C. Schott Dr. M. More Belvedere House E. B. Garde F. 8. Cowing Miss Healy M. R. Benedict A. Benedict E. Scheper W. A. Sturc Fred Bertram Peter Weckman Edward Krieger John Davis W. H. Dyer Scott Shoemaker Sam E. Anderson Edward A. Weber Ft. Thomas T. W. Grinstead Coldspring W. M. McD. Shaw John L. Rich Maurice Galvin R. P. Ernst John J. Craig M. M. Durrett James B. Finnell Emmett Orr Steve Sharpe G. A. Seiler John P. Ernst Orrin A. Reynolds Herbert Jackson Ludlow J. T. Earle Latonia Robert Z. Buchwalter Frank Krug R. A. le Blond Frank N. Longley Dan Murphy Dr. W. T. McLean Frank F. Os James H. Southard John J. Sullivan Warren W. Z. Roll Lebanon A. B. Critchfield Henry A. Williamis M. A. Karshner J. E. Kelley Charles Lewis Harpster N. P. Ramsey, Dayton, O.; C. E. Bratton Caldwell J. G. Steinkamp Elmore John T. Pyle New Lexington Chappelear Circleviile Harry L. Beatty Ravenna L. H. Beam Mansfield John B. Stahl Fremont A. Pollock Canton C. H. Schannfelt Kenton F. M. McKay Logan Charles V. Edwards Millersburg George H. Hamilton Newark N. P. Nichols Medina C. W. Halfhill Mercer W. P. Orr Piqua A. Waller Zanesville Ralph D. Cole Findlay,co H. H. Greer Mt. Vernon J. Fenton Winchester Sherman Thompson Urbana James R. Hicks Amelia W. S. McKinnon Ashtabula C. R. Fisher C. C. Connell Lisbon I. F. Mack Sandusky F.° C. Whiley Lancaster H. H. Hollenbeck Chardon, C John J. Adams G. W. C. Perry John Greathouse New Vienna Cc. M. Hinman H. M. Dougherty Jumbus John B. McGrew C. W. Dustin Wa Lyon Xenia D. N. Powell Ottawa C. C. Middleswart Marietta James Kennedy Youngstown O. Theodore E. Burton Cleveland, CO H. M. Hagelbarger Akron C. H. Bryson Athens John Kaiser D. W. Williams Jackson John F. White H. Bright George M. Beltzhower William H. Schwarz C. A. Culbertson Bayard L Kilgour Werter G. Betty Joseph Garretson Michael Muller W. 8. Flynn Meyer Friedeberger Harry Fetsch Frederick Hertenstein Gus Tietig John Thomas M. L. Buckwalter A. Barr Horton James M. Riddell Casper H. Rowe Fred L. Hoffman Edwin W. Kemper Clifford Cordes Horace Richardson Harry Vordenberg Dan W. Brown Arthur Georgi William H. Fillmore Co. C. Murray D. G. Edwards EB BE. Shipley Charles H. Stephens W. W. Prather James M. Sprague Edward Kellogg J. H. Charles Smith Dr. A. O. Zwick Carlene B. Wing Sidney Cowen Char Williams Caspar Haeckel al Roberts Sherman Palmer Fred Dreihé Albert Swing T. J. Moffett George D. Harper Byron Wydman Scott Small A. BE. B. Stephens Scott Holmes M. EB. Moch Frank B. Wiborg Dr. 8S B. Marvin George W. Hays W. P. Dabney W. P. Anderson Newport, Ky W. T. Porter Charles A. Hinsch R. R. Reynolds Archibald White M. L. Buchwalter Miller Outcast John A. Ringgold Frank H. Shaffer W. C. Culkins Samuel Moyer Joseph Lagmeister Joseph Lemkuhl Mjr Charles F. Hornberger William Bryan Oregon Mr. de Roade William Pitt Trimble Seattle Porter Roosevelt Teddy Judge Taft Mdolliver Iowa John Wesley Hill A. I. Vorys J. J. Richardson Hill Dr. Hill
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