Mikado Brilliantly Presented At Chester Park
The Metropolitans staged The Mikado at Chester Park to widespread applause. Leading performances by Nanki-Poo played by Mr Sheehan and Yum Yum by Miss Alda Hemmi drew praise, with Miss Jamison, Miss Caldwell, and Mr Meyers delivering notable encores. The show was hailed as the season’s best Mikado on the local stage followed by a strong vaudeville lineup featuring Dilger and Prof Arnaldo's acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chesser
Chicago
Sheehan
Alda Hemmi
Hemmi
Hazel Jamison
Grace Caldwell
Richards
Metcalfe
William J. Jorgensen
Miss Crawford
Meyers
Chester
Vaudeville bills thrill Lagoon crowds with varied acts
The Lagoon staged a top vaudeville week headlined by The Substitute with Norris Manly and Lulu playing ten instruments. Ed Sanford and Company offered Would You a Western love and duty scene. Weber Family eight acrobats featured Little Ralph praised for clever clowning amid father and siblings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Lagoon
Norris
Manly
Lulu
Ed Sanford
Walter Sanford and Company
W. P. Creswell
Weber
Ralph
Bare-Shot Sam Opens at Heucks Opera House in 1908
The melodrama Bare-Shot Sam opened the 1908 09 season at Heucks Opera House to large audiences. It follows Government secret service man Sam as he targets a moonshine and counterfeit gang in Eastern Tennessee. June Jackson loves Sam while Sheriff Jim Redfield seeks her affection, leading to the gang’s capture amid thrilling climaxes and impressive acting by Al D Simms and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
Heuck
Opera House
Tennessee
Marth
Washington
June
al. D. Simms
Na Carleton
June Jackson
Kel Vann
Jennie Hatwell
Anne Fielding
Jim Redfield
Queen City Beach Sees Large Crowd Despite Rain
The cool weather did not reduce bathers at Queen City Beach as crowds matched last Sunday's historic high. Rain did not affect receipts and bathers enjoyed the showers with laughter and antics on river and sand. Warmer weather is expected this week with usual crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen City Beach
Wormwood’s Monkeys Amaze Cincinnati at Zoo Show
Wormwood and his trained monkeys wow audiences at the Cincinnati Zoo. Romeo Frank and Etta perform bicycle riding backward somersaults and head-inverted tricks, claiming to do any feat a man can. The display marks a remarkable act by the trio and trainer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wormwood
Zoo
Romeo
Frank
Etta
Conductor Frolich Receives Heartfelt Applause at Zoo
At the zoo last night Conductor Frolich led a program featuring The Wedding of the Winds by Hall Laces and Graces by Bratton and softer Mendelssohn and Handel. In the evening Miss Eleanor Bain sang Sullivan's The Lost Chord. Her rich voice impressed many new listeners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frolich
the Zoo
Hall
Bratton
Mendélssohn
Handel
Eleanor Bain
Sullivan
Wild Vaudeville At Coney Island Thrills Crowd
Mme Marantette and D H Harris headline a packed Coney Island matinee with daring horse stunts. St Patrick the Morse clears a seven foot barrier as the canvas collapses and the rider is briefly unseated before a triumphant return. Actos include Robers Shelvey brothers Jack Howard Hansen and Drew Cole Coleman top the vaudeville bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mme. Marantette
D. H. Harris
Coney Island
Kruger
Little Tick
St. Patrick
Morse
Robers
Shelvey Brothers
Jack Howard
Hansen
Drew
Cole
Coleman
Fraviola Competes At Coney Island Against Two Horses
Large crowd at Coney Island watches Fraviola race Minnehaha and Blaze o Light from Robinson stables Latonia. Judges Cincinnati Dr W A Leach Colonel James Allen Joseph Renner. starter Colonel Harris. Fraviola faces handicap on outdoor track and wins a heat but critics say track affected performance. Happarrow cites better indoor records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coney Island
Fraviola
Minnehaha
Blaze O’ Light
Robinson
Latonia
Cincinnati
W. A. Leach
James Allen
The
Humane Society
Joseph Renner
Harris
Fra‘iola
Blaze of Light
Commodore Brooks
Blaze O' Light
Happarrow
Dilger Delays Safe Act at Chester Park Vaudeville
In Chester Park the handcuff man and safe breaker Dilger faced a late show scare. The afternoon performance was canceled, and the evening act required removing back plates to learn the combination. Dilger then entered the huge iron box and escaped in six and a half minutes before a large audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dilger
Chester Park
Prominent Citizens Form Committee for Dilger's Work
Chief of Detectives Ralph Crawford and Police Lieutenant Scahill led a committee including Detective Burkholz, R C Hall of a sewing machine company, and Grassell of a local chemical house, plus other notable locals, to ensure Dilger's task was handled properly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Crawford
Scahill
Burkholz
R. C. Hall
Grassell
Dilger
Fred Weiss to headline cornet solos at the Zoo week
The week features Fred Weiss as cornet soloist with Wednesday as popular night and Thursday a mixed programme of standard foreign and American composers from comic operas. Wagner night wraps the week Friday. Sonnenlichner’s Tyrolean Warblers drew unusually large crowds at Reichrath’s Park yesterday with yodeling and dancing praised by many. Avoca Park also saw heavy attendance amid fine weather and leisure attractions. The Standard Theater opens the 1908 09 season next Sunday with the Parisian Widows as the opening attraction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Weiss
Zoo
Sonnenlichner
Reichrath's
Alps
Europe
Avoca Park
Standard
The Ducklings Open Season at People's Theater Sunday
The Ducklings, a newly organized and thoroughly equipped burlesque and vaudeville group, will debut the regular season of the People's Theater this Sunday afternoon with a bill featuring top acts from the specialty stage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Ducklings
People’s Theater
Virginia Belles Bring Free Vaudeville To Chester Park
Melville B. Raymond, former business manager of the Columbia and Walnut Street theaters, now heads The Four Virginia Belles. He and his company arrived in the city from Chicago yesterday to perform at the Chester Park free vaudeville stage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melville B. Raymond
Columbia
Chester Park
Mr. Raymond
Chicago
Parker Helps Stop Runaway in Calmed Carriage Incident
Judge Alton B. Parker of New York aided victims after a surrey carriage ran away in San Luis Obispo on August 9. A. A. Mills and family and David Oliver and daughter were dragged under the carriage until Mills stopped the team, then Parker and De Lancey Nicoll arrived and helped load the injured into Parker's automobile for transport to the Mills home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Luis Obbispo
Cal
Alton B. Parker
New York
A. A. Mills
David Oliver
San Francisco
Judge Parker
Mr. Mills
Mills
Love May Be Rewarded in Wardwell Leprosy Case
Aug 9 Tombstone Arizona Territory officials weigh isolating General D K Wardwell and his leper wife near the town. Wardwell hopes to remain with her and provide care as county authorities consider treatment options. Wardwell earned the title of General from his Civil War service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tombstone
Riz
D. K. Wardwell
Wardwell
Los Angeles
London Stock Exchange Review Notes Mixed Week
The week on the London Stock Exchange showed moderate activity with gains in copper and Diamond shares due to favorable American trade reports and demand prospects. Amalgamated Copper rose five points while British securities lagged, and concerns over India drafts kept consols down. American rails rose on Wall Street support despite crop fears, while Paris rate optimism lifted money markets and discounting eased below half of 1 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Stock Exchange
Amalgamated Copper
United States
Indian Council
India
Paris
Turkey
Wall Street
Canadian Pacific
Grand Trunk
Bank of England
Metal Markets Steady Across Tin Copper and Lead Quotes
New York reports quiet metal markets with tin at 30.75 to 30.85 per unit and copper firm around 13.50 to 14.00. Electrolytic and casting copper ranges, lead at 4.57 to 4.62, spelter 4.70 to 4.75, iron unchanged. St Louis notes lead at 4.50 and spelter at 4.60.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lake
ST. Louis
Water main break threatens Covington supply on C and O bridge
Robert Welling, superintendent of Covington Water Works, reports a break on the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad bridge endangering ongoing supply. A scaffold will be needed under the bridge with workers exposed to coal fire from passing trains during repairs. The city considers an emergency cross bridge main at Fourth Street to avert famine, estimated at 38000 dollars, with Covington and Newport to share costs. Council delays action on Hornung’s recommendation for 60 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Welling
Covington
Fourth Street
Board of Water Works Commissioners
Hornung
Council
Newport
Walter Cleary
Hundreds Baptized in Ohio River at City Bridge Event
Hundreds gathered along the Ohio River banks and Suspension Bridge footpaths as two groups were immersed. The first through Union Mission, baptized by Rev. Lycurgus Stickley, occurred early afternoon. the second group, converts from a Burd Street and Garrard Avenue camp meeting, followed after 5 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio River
Suspension Bridge
Union Mission
Lycurgus Stickley
Burd Street
Garrard Avenue
Fall From Wagon Leaves Jacob Thomas Seriously Injured
Jacob Thomas of 707 Philadelphia street was thrown from a light plumber’s wagon at Second street and Western avenue. He was run over twice as the driver Nicholas Miller tried to stop the horses. Patrolmen Brake and Aprel assisted and sent him home in a patrol wagon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Thomas
Philadelphia Street
Second Street
Western Avenue
Thomas
Nicholas Miller
Aprel
Covington News In Brief Highlights Local Deaths Fires and Injuries
George E Garrard 25 died at home 18 East Eleventh street after a lingering illness. A Bromley saloon was broken into and shots fired by Officer Noelker with no theft. Engine Co No 4 put out a dump fire at Ninth street foot. Unidentified body found in the Ohio River near Bromley likely buried in potter s field. Four year old Lawrence Krumpleman injured by a power churn fingers mashed. taken to St Elizabeth s Hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Garrard
East Eleventh Street
George Rolsen
Bromley
Noelker
Engine Company No. 4
Ninth Street
Ohio River
Donnelly Bros
Arrest of Arthur Mathews for drunkenness and disorderly conduct
Newport News reports Officer O Donivan and Conlan jailed Arthur Mathews at his West Eighth street home on a drunkenness charge after claims of a disturbance. William Dressing remains held on drunkenness. Beverly Tabb Arthur Ethridge and Tom McMullen will be arraigned as loiterers. The German Protestant Church at Aurora Ind held annual mission services for a large audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Donivan
Conlan
Arthur Mathews
West Eighth Street
Lawrence O’donivan
Anna Steinhauer
Campbell County Benevolent Association
Phoenix Grove
William Dressing
Beverly Tabb
Arthur Ethridge
Tom McMullen
F. W. Fredericks
Aurora
Ind
Newport Vital Statistics
Dr. George W. Brown lists recent Newport deaths including William P Bradley aged 8 from gastro enteritis Florence Utz aged 6 months from cholera infantis Bertha Smith 29 phthisis Charles Cook stillborn Infant Mitchel stillborn This record presents the week’s fatal results in the Newport area with ages conditions and statuses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Brown
Newport
William P. Bradley
Florence Utz
Bertha Smith
Charles Cook
Mitchel
Monster blue catfish caught on the Ohio River
Boston Stapleton and Jack Mader hauled a 62 pound monster blue catfish from the Ohio River near the Newport pumphouse on Saturday after a rough struggle when their boat capsized. The catch fed about seventy members and friends at the White Owl Club headquarters on Washington avenue Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Stapleton
Jack Mader
Ohio River
Newport
Stapleton
Mader
White Owl Club
Washington Avenue
Father fined for beating daughter with Pullman rubber whip
Carl Sarpanowski used a strip of rubber from a Pullman car to whip his thirteen year old daughter after she told him she went to church. He was arraigned in Municipal Court and fined 100 dollars with a one year jail threat if repeated. His wife became hysterical when the fine was imposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Wilmington
Del
Carl Sarpanowski
Night Lieutenant Rescues Man From Robbery Attempt
At 8 Sunday morning James Boden, a resident of Fifth and Isabella streets, was attacked on Columbia near Fifth by three men from Maysville Kentucky Laurel Hawkins Bart Nelson and Tom Moran. They fled east on Fifth but surrendered at Fourth and Monmouth when pursued. They are jailed on charges of attempt to rob.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brigel
James Bohen
Fifth
Isabella Streets
Columbia Street
Fifth Street
Fourth
Monmouth Street
Laurel Hawkins
Bart Nelson
Tom Moran
Maysville
Boden
Coney Island
Narrow Escape For Howard Richards In Ohio River Incident
Howard Richards of Forestville Ohio nearly drowned when a canoe with a friend overturned near the Covington pumphouse on the Ohio River. Richards, rescued by track walker Walter Thompson, was revived after reaching shore unconscious and later taken to his friend's home. his companion swam to safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Richards
Forestville
Ohio River
Covington
Young Richards
Richards
Walter Thompson
Mother and Son Die Within Hour in Dayton Ky
Mrs. Clara Seegar age 48 and her four year old son John Jr died within an hour of each other at their home at Seventh and Clay streets Dayton Kentucky. The mother had suffered a recent apoplexy and a prior stroke two years earlier. They will be buried side by side in Spring Grove Cemetery Cincinnati after funeral services at the residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Seegar
John, Jr
Seventh
Clay Streets
Dayton
Spring Grove
Cincinnati
Democratic Executive Committee Names Primary Officers
The Democratic Executive Committee selected election officers for the August 28 primary to nominate the party’s Congressional candidate in the Sixth District. Officers listed span the First through Sixth Wards with multiple precincts naming individuals such as Ed Amann T P Carothers John Lally and Blaine McLaughlin among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Executive Committee
Congress
Ed Amann
T. P. Carothers
John Lally
John Halloran
Blaine McLaughlin
J. J. Walters
Thomas O'Brien
al Howe
Walter Rowe
Emerson Mooar
Thomas Golden
William C. Bradley
L. J. Diskin
F. J. McMurrer
H. J. Morridge
Joseph Finneran
L. Mulcahy
Charles Brown
Thomas Connelly
Gil Davis
George Hehman
Joseph Holland
William Bradhold
D. Swinbourne
W. H. Newell
G. W. Brown
Harry Healy
Tony Deitermann
Henry M. Maher
Fred McLane
Fred Wempe
John Droppelmann
Coke
A Grimme
Fred Abe
John Koke
George Bardo
Fourth Ward
A. Ea Grimme
William Hammer, Sr
John Borches
Thomas McGeough
B. J. H. Goke
Cornelius
Dorgan
C. O. Harris
Louis Hollande
Charles Muhlenkamp
George Co. Remme
John Gunning
Dayton Man Attacked by Bulldog Near Ball Park
William Schatzman Jr. was bitten badly in the leg by a vicious bulldog near the Belle Vue ball park yesterday afternoon in Dayton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Schatzman, Jr
Ball Park
Bellevue
Rider Kicked by Young Horse Injures Ernest Beck
Ernest Beck of Cold Springs Ky east of Ft Thomas suffered serious injuries when a young horse kicked him in the abdomen as he tried to move the animal away from a dog. He was taken to Dr Ragon for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Beck
Cold Springs
Ft.Thomas
Ripple Creek
Beck
Ragon
Kentucky Coal Output Reaches Record 1907 Levels
Kentucky produced 10 753 124 short tons of coal in 1907 valued at 11 405 038 dollars, a record high. Output rose about 11.39 percent from 1906 with 16 971 workers, many on long shifts, and machine mining rising to 51.19 percent of total. Thirty two miners died and 86 were seriously injured in 1907. most accidents involved falls or vehicle incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
United States Geological Survey
Ohio
C. A Norwood
State Inspector of Mines
Pike, Johnson
M. R. Campbell
United States
E. W. Parker
Survey
Mineral Resources of the
Departures Listed for Pomeroy Madison and Azzie Bay
The River column shows today’s departures with entries for Pomeroy Tacoma Maysville, Courier Madison and Azzie Bay Louisville Indiana at 5 p.m. and 11 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Tacoma
Maysville -Courier
Madison
Azzie Bay
Louisville
Indiana
Advertised Departures and river stage report
Advertised departure times for Pomeroy Maysville and Louisville services with daily schedules. The Ohio River at Cincinnati stood at 7 feet 9 inches and falling as of six p.m. yesterday on the stage report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Cincinnati
Flotsam and Jetsam Notes on River Packet Departures
The Ohio River at Cincinnati is falling with more declines ahead. The Greene Line Tacoma leaves from Sycamore Street at 1 PM for Pomeroy and intermediate ports. The Courier heads to Maysville at 11 PM from Main Street. Lizzie Bay sails to Madison at 5 PM from Main Street. Indiana departs for Louisville and Way ports at 5 PM from Main Street. City of Cincinnati drew a large crowd on the meet-the-boat event yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Courier
Maysville
City of
Cincinnati
Louisville
Tacoma
Charleston
Lizzie Bay
Madison
Indiana
Ohio
Louisville Packet
Cincinnato
Greene Line
Sycamore Street
Pomeroy
Maysville Packet Courier
Main Street
Mainstreet
River conditions and river traffic reports for several ports
Pittsburg river levels show Beaver Dam 13 ft 7 in in unper pool and 4 ft 3 in in lower pool. Wheeling 3 ft 8 in and falling. Madison 7 ft and falling. Louisville river falling slowly with falls 1.8 ft. Canal 4 ft, below locks 7.8 ft. Arrivals include City of Cincinnati, Indiana, Peters Lee, George Gardner, Was Horrshell, Pacific. Departures include H. K. Bedford, Kanawha, Cincinnati, Tell City, Evansville, Russell Ford, Jim Duffy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Beaver Dam
Wheeling
Kanawha
Madison
Louisville
Cincinnati
Tell City
Evansville
Indiana
Peters Lee
Moe
George Gardner
Horrshell
Lower
Pacific
Lower Missienipel
Russell Ford
Upper Ohio
Jim Duffy
Upper
Advertisements Translated for Hindustan and Indian Dialects
Notice offers translations of English ads into Hindustan Bengali Tamil Telugu Burmese Gujarati and other Indian dialects at moderate terms. Correspondence invited. 8S. M. Hoobain Rangoon Burma India.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Hoobain
Rangoon
Burma
India
Probate Court notices of numerous estates in Hamilton County Ohio
Accounts and vouchers filed in the Probate Court for numerous deceased persons and guardianship cases. Executors and guardians listed include Thomas Melish Thomas Butler Otto Rehn Alfred Goshorn and others. Notice states accounts are on file suspended for confirmation with exceptions due by August 25 1908 and final disposition thereafter. Cincinnati August 1 1908. CHAS F MALLBURY Probate Judge and Ex-Officio Clerk. By F J BEHLE Deputy Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Ohio
Hamilton County
Thomas R. Lyon
Thomas J. Leen
Elijah Anderson
Elizabeth Bohning
Frederick Huber
Emma Ludlum
Edmund S. Stoms
Frederick Bohning
Mary Riley
Albert G. Niehaus
Elias Kayata
Helen McCloskey
Peter J. McCloskey
Eliza J. Morlidge
John Morlidge
John Schlick
Sarah A. Rue
Werner Meyer
John Denehy
Herman Lammeier
Catherine Rubbert
Esther Harris
Caroline Minten
Charles C. Maltby
Joseph N. Harris
Elizabeth H. Baldwin
Bernard R. Barnes
Hattie Mason
George N. Reis
Maria Schroeder
Frank Schumacher
Daniel O’connel
Thomas Gosling
Michael Doeschner
Catherine Klus
Mary E. Jennings
Catharine Klare
Alice H. Wheeler
Bernard Busmann
George W. Warner
John Wiest
Charles A. Meyer
Mary Packer
Julius B. Schindler
George Schmitt
Lizzie Benner
Gordon McNeil
Marion McNeil
John McNeil
Eliza Krug
G. H. Vienhage
Amelia J. Stevenson
Joseph Buchmann
Omer T. Henry
Charles Hildwein
Margaret M. Kilahy
Nelson Sayler
Thomas J. Melish
Thomas Butler
Otto H. Rehn
Alfred T. Goshorn
Ann Cronan
Caroline, Herzog
Sophia Tiemann
Sidonia Stueve
Edwin R. Hill
Karl Schneider
Vincent Schwab
Barney Meier
Bernard A. Pornohren
Mathias
Emma Kunzelmann
Billied Engel
Emma Nagel
John Paul Davis
Catherine S. Chambers
Etta Hibbetts
Joseph Gardner
John B. Pempe
Thomas B. Evans
Anthony E. Honing
John Margraf
Louis Sternberg
Henry Nagel
Clarence Keen
Charles Tyieschman
James M. Hart
Chas
F. Mallbury
F. J. Behle
Cincinnati
Proposals Sought for Brown's Island Dam Construction
United States Engineer Office Cincinnati announces sealed proposals for constructing a concrete dam at the head of Brown's Island on the Ohio River. All bids due by 2 p.m. September 10, 1908 and publicly opened. Information from William T. Russell, Colonel, Engineers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Engineer Office
Cincinnati
Brown's Island
Ohio River
William T. Russell
Greene Line Steamer Schedules for Maysville Pomeroy and Louisville
The Greene Line steamer Courier departs Maysville at 11 p.m. from foot of Sycamore street for Maysville and intermediate points. Tacoma leaves today at 5 p.m. from the same spot for Pomeroy and intermediates. A 5.00 round trip fare is listed and daily departures from Main Street foot for Louisville and lower Ohio boats at 5 p.m. except Sundays 9 a.m. Freight for Kentucky River accepted daily. Tel numbers provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greene Line
Maysville
Riggs
Sycamore St
Tacoma
Pomeroy
Tel. M
Louisville
Intermediate Point
Ohio
Kentucky
Tel
River Conditions and Weather Summary
Evansville reports the river at eight feet and falling with clear cool conditions. Memphis notes the river at fifteen feet and falling with clear and pleasant weather. Ohio region mentions three a.m. and Peters Lee bound for St Louis with a five a.m. schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Peters Lee
St. Louis
Evansville
Memphis
Strikers Bloody Work Kills Three in Alabama Train Attack
In Blockton near Birmingham a special passenger train carrying nonunion workers was fired upon by striking miners. Three people were killed Conductor Joe Collins O Z Dent Deputy Sheriff Willard Howell and one nonunion miner. Eleven were injured many seriously as soldiers and deputies guarded the train. The log on the track triggered a fusillade. engineer avoided a crash by stopping only after removing the obstacle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
Birmingham Mineral Railroad
Blockton
Willard Howell
F. W. Dodge
Tennessee Coal Company
E. E. Cox
A. E. Cross
J. K. Johnson
A. C. Bryant
J. B. Cornett
W. H. McAuly
M. A. Pearson
J. C
Coffee futures steady with modest gains in New York
The New York coffee market opened steady to up five points on fair European demand and local liquidation. Close held near opening levels with net gains to 5 points, 24,250 bags traded including December through August contracts priced between 5.45 and 5.65 cents. Rio No. 7 6 1/8c, Santos No. 4 8 1/2c, Cordova 9 1/2 to 12 1/2c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Rio
Santos
Cordova
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Dilger Chester
Prof
Arnaldo
George Yeomans
Oneida
Heuck’s
Parker
London Stock Exchange
Metals
C. & C. Bridge
Covington News
Newport News
Newport Vital Statistics
Owl
Man
Mar
Hoges
FT. Thomas
Moler Barber College
Fourth St
U. S. Marine Corps
Bell Block
Cincinnati, O
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Bingaman & CO
Ezekiel & Bernheim CO
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