Wheat market slips on profit taking and damp crop signals
Chicago August 4 profit taking weakens local grain markets as wheat falls to the low 93 to 94 cent range for September while corn and oats also ease. Reports of Northwest crop damage and a weak Liverpool market weigh on sentiment. futures close mixed with subdued demand and heavy provisions. Local receipts include 734 cars for Minneapolis, Duluth and Chicago wheat, 285 corn, 289 oats.
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Chicago
Shorts
Liverpool
Neal
Bradstreet
Minneapolis
Duluth
Renee
Cattle and Hogs Prices Hold Steady Across Markets
Cattle receipts light but market oversupplied with near 500 stale cattle. Steers and cows range from $3 to $6.25 for various grades while heavy stockers and bulls show steadier demand. Hogs trade slower with prices $6 to $7 for fat hogs and slight declines from yesterday. Sheep and lambs steady to weaker for lower grades with top quality remaining firm. Regional reports from East Buffalo to Chicago show mixed activity and price levels.
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Bologna
Commercial Tribune
East Buffalo
Pittsburg
ST. Louis
Chicago
New York
Kansas City
Texas
Wheat and commodity market roundup across major cities
New York reports mixed grain trading with wheat prices slipping to around 1.01 to 1.08 a bushel as stocks rise and liquidations hit. Corn and oats show varied spot and futures moves while Texas and Midwest hubs note steady hay, steady to weaker rye, and mixed fat and fiber commodity prices across markets.
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New York
Duluth
Manitoba
Bogota
Central America
Continent
S. A
Commercial Tribune
Toledo
Baltimore
Kansas City
Minneapolis
St.louis
Timothy
East Track
Brick residences sell in Cincinnati area auctions
Two and one half story brick homes on Edwards Road near Erie Avenue owned by Harry Weston and on Burch Avenue near Erie Avenue owned by M Y Cooper. Four two story brick houses at 4283 and 4285 Colerain Avenue owned by T C Kirby with costs listed as 3600 and 2000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwards Road
Erie Avenue
Harry Weston
Burch Avenue
M. Y. Cooper
Colerain Avenue
T. C. Kirby
London tin market slips as London and New York prices diverge
Sharp turn in London tin with spot at £136 15s and futures £138, while New York shows stronger copper and lead prices. London iron edges higher. local metals markets vary, with limited offerings and mixed domestic quotes for foundry and soft steel products.
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St, Louis
York
London
New York
Lake
Standard, Foundry
Cleveland
Northern
Southern
Do Soft
River Departures Report from Greenland Courier
The River section lists today’s departures with times for Greenland at 65 p.m. and the City of Cincinnati at 5 p.m. The Courier notes LIZZIE BA among names for dispatches.
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Greenland
Courier
Lizzie BA
City OF
Cincinnati
Advertised Departures and River Stage Update
Notices list daily departure times for Pomeroy Maysville and Louisville trains or stages with 5 p.m. and 11 p.m. times and a Sunday exception. River report notes the Ohio River at Cincinnati stood at 12 feet yesterday and was falling at 6 p.m. local time.
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Pomeroy
Maysville
Satuay
Louisville
Ohio
Cincinnati
Flotsam and Jetsam Port Weather and Schedules
Departures yesterday included the Greenwood to Pomeroy Courier to Maysville Madison and Indiana to Louisville. Today arrivals show the Greenland from Charleston Courier from Maysville Lizzie Bay from Madison and City of Cincinnati from Louisville. Rain and cooler weather observed with Ohio River forecast predicting continued fall. The Greenland leaves at 5 p.m. from Sycamore street, Courier at 11 p.m. from Sycamore, Lizzie Bay at 6 p.m. from Main, City of Cincinnati at 5 p.m. from Main. Coal arrives aboard Catherine Davis and Conroy. Robert P. Gilham passed upstream with empties for Kanawha.
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Greenwood
Pomeroy
Courier
Maysville
Kentucky
Madison
Indiana
Louisville
Greenland
Charleston
Lizzie Bay
City of Cincinnati
Ohio River
Ohio
Cincinnati
Greene Line
Sycamore Street
All Way
Way Ports
Main Street
Way
Catherine Davis
Conroy
Robert P. Gilham
News From Other Ports
River levels and arrivals listed for Pittsburg Louisville and St. Louis ports. Vessels City of CincinnatiE A Woodruff Bald Eagle Spread Eagle Peters Lee St Paul Belle of Calhoun arrive or depart as water levels fall.
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Pittsburg
Beaver Dam
Louisville
City of
Cincinnati
E. A. Woodruff
ST. Louis
Bald Eagle
Peoria
Omaha
Hamburg
Sidney
Keokuk
Bloomington Red Men Group Photo Featured Free Sunday
The Commercial Tribune announces a large Bloomington Indiana Red Men group photograph in next Sunday’s issue. The magazine promises many features including handsome pictures stories and jokes and is available free with the Tribune every Sunday.
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The
Commercial Tribune
Graph
Bloomington
Ind
Indiana
Suit Seeks 920000 Damages For Scaffold Fall
A suit for 920000 damages alleges George E. Gant suffered a spinal injury and loss of use of his legs after a factory scaffold broke while he placed shafting on a ceiling at Lunkenheimer Company’s East Eighth Street plant. Sanford Brown is the attorney. Receivers for Mihalovitch Fletcher Co reported through July 1 1908 gross sales of 260293.72 with net cash after disbursements of 29669.67 on hand.
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Gant
East Eighth Street
Sanford Brown
Son seeks damages in death of father from Cincinnati Traction
James Doherty as administrator sues the Cincinnati Traction Company for 10000 dollars claiming Daniel Doherty died after a June 6 accident when jolted from a car at Front and Whittaker. He fell to the street and died June 14 from injuries. Cogan and Williams represent the plaintiff. Also noted, Julia Habethuse habeas corpus case for custody of her five month old son William not heard as child returned to her during maintenance suit against Edding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Doherty
Daniel Doherty
Cincinnati Traction Company
Whittaker
Cogan & Williams
Julia Habethuse
William
Common Pleas Court
William Ending
Ebding
Probate Court Orders Accounting Explanations and Estates Filed
Citations issued by Judge Malsbury for W J Davidson to show cause why guardianship accounts were not filed for Joseph Robling and Nellie Hayden in estate matters. Will of Caroline Miller probated. life interest to widower William Miller, four children inherit, estate about 25000, heirs to retain possession of 649 Elm St. Applications filed for several estates including Butler Hartke Lauterbach Stratton Leclerc Kline Williamson Cregar Rogers and Lulu Davis.
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Malsbury
W. J. Davidson
Joseph Robling
Nellie Hayden
Traction Building
Mary Faulkner
Caroline Miller
William Miller
Testatrix
Elm Street
K. L. Butler
Joseph O. Butler
Anton Joseph Hartke
John D. Hartke
Otto Lauterbach
Ella Stratton
Louis Leclerc
Elwood Kline
Huldah, Williamson
Casper Cregar
Martha J. Rogers
Lulu Davis
Divorce Court Hands Several Decrees in Local Cases
Edward N Haas sues for divorce and seeks to prevent Alice B Haas from selling the 348 Roelf Avenue property. C Sparks seeks a separate divorce from Joseph T Burns with an order protecting his wife’s household furniture. Davis E Reifsnyder requests a divorce from Cora Reifsnyder after abandonment. Alonzo G Burdge is granted a divorce from Isabella Burdge for desertion. Sarah J Stinchcomb is decree divorced from Douglas A Stinchcomb for gross neglect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward N. Haas
Roelf Avenue
Lockland
Alice
B. Haas
William Drout
C. S. Sparks
Kate Burns
Edwards Road
Hyde Park
Joseph T. Burns
Swing
Burns
Sparks
Davis E. Reifsnyder
Cora Reifsnyder
David H. Scott
Pfleger
Alonzo G. Burdge
Carpenter
Isabella Burdge
Burdge
Sarah J. Stinchcomb
Douglas A. Stinchcomb
Court action on Epileptic Institute letters case and other rulings
The Epileptic Institute Company of Cincinnati filed to overrule postal bans on its mailings in a petition before United States Commissioner Adler. Judge Thompson called a reappraisement of the New Decatur Buggy Company in Middletown as quarrel with Quackenbush and Elwood continues. The receiver of M Ahtmann Church Goods Company was discharged and the business placed in the hands of B A Hulswitz. David H Scott was named receiver of Queen City Implement Company to manage operations from appointment date.
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Epileptic Institute Company
Cincinnati
United States
Adler
Thompson
New Decatur Buggy Company
Middletown
Harry W. Quackenbush
Harry H. Elwood
Decatur
Judge Thompson
M. Ahtmann
B. A. Hulswitz
David H. Scott
Queen City Implement Company
New suits filed in Common Pleas and Superior Court
Common Pleas Court list includes 140544 Kate Burns versus Joseph T Burns for divorce and injunction. 140545 Henry Bentley versus Bates & ep er appeal. 140546 Davis E Reifsnyder versus Cora Reifsnyder for divorce. 140547 Edward N Haas versus Alice B Haas for divorce. 140548 James Doherty administrator for Cincinnati Traction Company asking 10000 damages. habeas corpus application. Emil Clauss versus Benj H Cox et al to declare a trust. Superior Court Nos 54087 George E Gaht versus BE H Luken et al for 25100 damages. 54088 William C Harris versus Amelia Weil for 606 for services.
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Kate Burns
Joseph T. Burns
C. S. Sparks
Henry Bentley
Bates & Eper
Squire Smedes
Davis E. Reifsnyder
Cora Reifsnyder
David H. Scott
Edward N. Haas
Alice B. Haas
Sparks
James Doherty
Cincinnati Traction Company
Cogan & Williams
George E. Gaht
BE. H. Luken Et al
Sanford Brown
William C. Harris
Amelia Weil
Harper
Allen & Curts
Princess Hits Log Floating in River Near Covington
A Coney Island steamer with about a hundred passengers struck a river log near the Covington pumping station tearing loose a wheel and leaking a boiler. Panic arose as steam escaped and passengers feared going overboard before the ship was moored and all were moved to the Courier for continued passage to the island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coney Island
Kentucky
Covington
Powers Will Not Quit Kentucky
Caleb Powers was in the city briefly then left for Hoopsville Illinois for today’s lecture engagement. He said he is busy with a lecture tour through late September and will return to his old home at Barboursville Kentucky. He declined to discuss his case.
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Old Home
Caleb Powers
Hoopsville
Ill
Grand Hotel
Powers
Toledo
Ohio
Barboursville
Kentucky
Wisconsin safe for Taft says Janesville businessman
E. D. McGowan of Janesville Wisconsin predicted a large Taft majority across the state and northwest Wisconsin. He cited tobacco sales to Cincinnati and noted Wisconsin’s tobacco crop is developing as a significant local interest.
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Badger State
E. D. McGowan
Janesville
Wis
Linton
Taft
Toom
McGowan
Cincinnati
Wisconsin
Mr. McGowan
Police Seek 65 Year-Old Man George Palmer Missing
Police asked to locate George E. Palmer a 65 year old manufacturer's agent from Walnut Hills He left home on the morning of the report to go to his business at 1501 Freeman avenue and was last seen at a gas saloon at Liberty street and Freeman avenue about noon Relatives fear foul play.
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George E. Palmer
Woodburn Avenue
Chapel Street
Walnut Hills
Freeman Avenue
Liberty Street
Patten Becomes $500000 Wheat King After Thrilling Chicago Session
At the Chicago Board of Trade Patten, known as the corn king, buys 100000 bushels as September wheat hits 94% and May at 101, amid a volatile surge. He smiles as a market peak gives way to heavy profit taking by longs led by Patten.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Great Northwest
James A. Patten
Patten
Police hold two men on loitering charges
Police arrested Frank Powers of Pennsylvania and James Bigley of Covington yesterday afternoon after a report that two men attempted to rob a collector of the Covington Bridge Co. The charge was changed from suspicion to loitering as no robbery claimant appeared by nightfall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Powers
Eric
James Bigley
Covington
Watchman Overcome by Heat at Hunt Street Factory
Charles Endress, a watchman at a Hunt street factory, was overcome by heat while on duty last night. He collapsed and was rushed to City Hospital for treatment.
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Charles Endress
Hunt Street
Eee
Property in Elm Street 19 Sold
The southwest corner of Sixth and Elm streets changed hands with George B. Cox selling to Charles F. Windisch of the Windisch Muhlhauser Brewing Co. The four story 50 by 120 foot building holds a cafe and living space above. The price is not disclosed.
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Sixth and
Elm Streets
George B. Cox
Charles F. Windisch
Windisch- Muhlhauser Brewing Company
Mary J. Schurbach
Josephine Dauch
Highland Avenue
University Avenue
Mary J. Weston
John G. Cochran
Observatory
Avenue
Edwards
W. Stanley Bray
Jacob Keck
Thomas Finnell
Sixth Street
Broadway
J. Schupbach
Poor
Walter Richards
Finnie
Idlewild Syndicate
Mather
William Myers
Louisa Myers
Green Township
Mann
J. M. Snyder
William M. Arthur
R. J. Cresap
Seventh Ward
Emma Lennon
Antonio
Farlella
Bray
Dé Peeson
Drausin Wulsin
Anna M. Loeffler
Frank A. B. Hall
Louis G. Gunther
W. C. Gunther
Elien Farrell
Anov B. Heatley
Alex. D. Cunney
Hamilton Avenues
Harry J. Weston
Edwards Road
and Trust Company
Ida Schneider
Mary Side
Gamma
William A. Barr
AVA Eoter
Tibets Wanna J
Monroe and
Symmes Streets
Os Sbocescvvcceedes
Title Guarantee and Trust Company
Rg Ow
Slsalead
Elm Street
Kemper Street
Hartshorn
Newbold L. Pierson
Elizabeth M. Chester
Real estate transfers and mortgage activity in Cincinnati area
A dense list of property trades across Cincinnati shows numerous deeds, transfers, and mortgages affecting parcels on Highland avenue Observatory avenue Glenmore and nearby streets. Also noted are mortgages filed and canceled, and two ordinances from 1908 authorizing city tax levies and ravine improvements.
Eloping railroad engineer weds Huntington woman at Palace Hotel
Joseph A. Martin, 38, a Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad engineer, and Blanche Rucker, 20, of Huntington West Virginia, eloped and married yesterday at the Palace Hotel just after noon. Parents objected but no reason was charged. Rev. Mr. Benton of Christ Church officiated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph A. Martin
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
Blanche Rucker
Huntington
W. Va
Palace Hotel
Mr. Benton
Christ, Church
Proposals for Clothing and Equipage Opened 1908
Sealed proposals in triplicate due August 17 1908 are invited by the Chief Quartermaster Chicago for furnishing 273 500 pairs of Winter Gauntlets to U S Army depots in Philadelphia Boston New York or Chicago. Increase up to 50 percent possible. Domestic preference. Full specs at office. Envelopes to be marked Proposals for Clothing and Equipage. LT Col W W Robinson Jr Chief Quartermaster.
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Federal Building
Chicago
Philadelphia
Boston
New York
Quartermaster’s Department
U. S. Army
W. W. Robinson, JR
Cincinnati City Bonds for Park Improvement Fund Authorized
The council approves issuing ten thousand dollars in bonds for land and park improvements, including the Hubbard Tract, with four percent interest, maturing in twenty years. Bonds dated August 26 1908 issued by the mayor and auditor, sold or funded via sinking fund Trustees, proceeds placed in Park Improvement Fund for authorized expenditures by the Board of Public Service.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Been of
American Exchange National Bank
New York City
New York
City of
Park Improvement
Board of Public Service
E. O. Bathgate
D. J. Carroll
Hunt Street Park
State of
E. D. Bathgate
Ordinance 674 Authorizes Severing Streets and Ravines
An ordinance authorizes severing Sycamore avenue Guilford street south of McMillan street ravine south of McMillan street and east of Vine street and ravine south of Hollister street east of Vine street. It references a 1908 council resolution and an estimated cost of 4992 dollars financed by Section 3. The measure is set to take effect.
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Board of Public Service
Ravne
Dane Street
Spring Grove Avenue
Mill Creek
City of
Cincinnati
State of
Ohio
John Galvin
D. J. Carroll
Sycamore Avenue
Guilford Street
McMillan Street
Vine Street
Hollister Street
State of Ohio
Council
City of Cincinnati
Ordinance 675 Authorizes Torrence Road Improvement
An ordinance authorizes Torrence road work from Columbia avenue to the railroad tracks. It covers grading, curb and gutter, concrete paving with boulders, and drainage. The estimated cost is 6387 dollars, and the measure passed July 27, 1908 with D. J. Carroll listed as acting clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Service
Torrence Road
Columbia Avenue
C. C
St. L
City of
Cincinnati
State of Ohio
Coumbia Avenue
A.D
John Galvin
Counc Artest
D. J. Carroll
Ordinance Authorizing Severing Ninth Street
Ordinance No 672 authorizes severing Ninth Street between Central Avenue and John Street as outlined in a prior resolution. The estimated cost is 1789 dollars. Passed July 27 and signed by GALVIN.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Service
Ninth Street
Central Avenue
John Street
City of
Cincinnati
State of Ohio
Board of
Public Service
A.D. J Galvin
D. J. Carroll
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Grain and Provisions
Metals
Lunkenheimer Company
George E. Gant
sEdmund H. Lunken
Probate Court
United States Court
Post Office Department
Princeso
Judge Taft
Watchman
Windisch-Muhlhauser Brewing Company
College Hill
Locust and
N. L. Pierson
Brecker Floral Company
East Fourth Street
First Presbyterian Society
Ezekiel & Bernheim Company
Wyoming
Wehrmann
Blecher Floral Co
Conrad Keller Et al
Morris Nosikovsky
Wade Street
John
Mary Drott
Charles Drott
Woodlawn Avenue
Bassett Road
Vege
Margaret Klein
Lott & Co
East Front Street
Reynolds Alley
Gape
John Quercll
Front Street
Wallace G. Morten
Carl A. Posselt
Morten
Geroce
Bigdeoy
Epida Te Cee
G. W. Simpkinson
Blue Ash B. & L. Co
Cooper Avenue
Ceeceees Wee
Buxton Avenue
Turrill Avenue
Tel Babes Sv Osowae Sober Heirs
David Hess
Sheriff
Harry McCafferty
Bates Avenue
Sesne- Speen
Alexander M
Miller’s Sub
Fairview
Inge Nonputinace
Turner Bay
Abe Isralsky
Harvey Avenue
Yeab
Philomena Pump
Price Hill
Ate Buyghik
Margaret Jones
Mtl
Adams B. Co
Eee Oe
Coenen
Henry Wersel
Oakley L. & B
Go Co
Cedi Boven Weabtsashi
Lizette Pohlmeyer
John H. Holida
Susan A. Bellamy
Bank Street
William H. Laming
Emanuel Iseman
Southern Life Insurance Co
J. St. Clair Glassmeyer
Boda Cve
W Sears
Wwee Arthur
Young Men’s
Anna M. Pellacares
William J. Butler
East End L. A. Co
Henry Bering
Cee
Otto Betz
Madison B. A. No
Elzabeth M. Chester
West End Co
Clinton L. Mig
Bernard Aram
Harry A Cee
Livingston Street
May Linnenkohl
New Foundation L
Bespebudecss Cone
Henry E. Neu
G. W. Welch
Philomena Caney
Margaret Sousa
Mt. Adams B. Co
Marcus
Crowback
Avondale L. & B. CN
Henry W. Ostendorp
Star B. ‘A. No
Clarence B. Meyer
Cockaeonds
William F. Nickson
Queen City
Joseph A. Bauers
Elmwood Place
L. & B. Oprreey
Fioo
Nate Nto
Anna Neufarth
Mt Healthy 8. & L
William W. Arthur
Madisonville Deposit Bank
Stuol EL
Mary Hilsinger
Bertha Schaub
Charles W. Richt
Maria C. Kasselman
Second National
William Butler
Ong Rering
Sameé
Ies
Anna Sandow
Sampson B. & L. Co
San
Carthage
Otto E. Betz
Madison B. A
Hamilton County
Igran
Wonder Barbers
Moler Parber Sole Ege
W. 4Th St
U. S. Marine Corps
Bell Block, Cinti, O
Moler College
Fourth St
Monroe Cigar CO
Toledo, C
Porter
Financial and Loans
Frederick A. Schmidt
E. Fourth St
Bingaman & Coo
Sycamore
First National Bank Bldg
M. Hoosain
Rangoon
Burma
India
Ezekiel & Bernheim CO
Tel. M
Intermediate Pointe
Lower Ohio
Dennis Dennehy
the Rand
Transvaal
South Africa
Timothy Roland
Elizabeth Roland
Thomas Roland
Pennsylvania
Thomas Dennehy
Bahia Blanca
Buenos Ayres
South America
Patrick Den‘henhy
Dublin Street
Cork
Ireland
Honora Mulcahy
Mowroe Abbey
Cornelius
Thomas
Bridget Mulcahy
Toureen
Catherine Howard
Huron Street
Brooklyn
Timothy Howard
North Third Street
John Dennehy
Thomas Cahill
Patrick Cahill
Ellen Dennehy Cahill
Ella Mulcahy
Catherine Riordam
Hamilton County Court of Common Pleas
Jacob Hoffner
Cumminsville
E. P. Bradstreet