Wheat advances on active buying in Chicago market
Harvest delaying rains in the Northwest lift wheat futures. September rose to near session highs as milling demand for cash wheat supported prices. Corn eased with liberal cash selling and oats fell. provisions closed steady to lower amid hog price decline. Local receipts and weekly Bradstreet exports noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cicago
Liverpool
Dakotas
Northwestern
Minneapolis
Bradstreet
Duluth
Chicago
Nebraska
Wheat and grain prices across markets show firming trends
New York reports mixed grain values with wheat firm on frost evidence and higher overseas markets. Prices rise for September and December futures while corn and oats hold steady. Regional reports from Toledo Baltimore Kansas City Duluth Milwaukee and Minneapolis note cash and on track quotes, receipts, and shipments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Duluth
Odessa
Roumania
Tine Weather News
Social Dispatch
Commercial Tribune
Toledo
Special Dispatch
Baltimore
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Dayton
Pewre Aene - Dee
Little Rock
Eeee Philadel A
St Lou Wen Teene Te Eee Inc
Oakland
Cal
Pittsburg
Wee
Dee
Worcester
San
Aebe
Wee Inc
Knoxvill Sete Vee
Inc
Jacksonville
Fla
Cincinnati
Peete Hee
Wilmington, Deee
Detroit
PPR
Eeee Welssen
Wichita Weeseee Settee Eee Inc
Louisvile Taeseeseeeenes i
Wrilkesbarre
Los Angel Eee
Wheeling
Cscs Inc
Omaha
Fall River
Beattle Tpr
St. Pattt
Eee Inc
Buffalo Or
Springneid
Tener Inc
Indianapolls
Youngstown
Worth
Teteen
Wayne
Providence
New Bedford
Fortland
Albany
I Rapids
Richmond
Sacon
Washington, D. C
Akron - Abner
Pokene
Wash
Lexington
Rockford
Columbus
Ferge, N. Beh Viseensch Inc
Steph
Loweil Wee
Nee
One
Nashville
Bloomington
Canton
Rochester
Eee
Tee
Hartford
Quincy
Ill
Spinneld
Des Moines
Peoria
Decatur
Norfolk
Mansfield
New Haven
Syracuse
Galveston
Sioux
Springfield
Mass
Columbia
8. C
Sacramento
Evansville
Jackson
Miss
Trade gains reported in Dun's weekly review
R G Dun and Co reports show irregular trade with pronounced gains in some sectors and no improvement in others. Export contracts rise across pig iron to steel while textile markets await auctions. Leather, boots, and shoes show activity. cotton mills idle soon. overall sentiment improves though demand remains uneven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
R. G. Dun
Review of
Stee
Australia
Boston
New England
Cincinnati Whisky
Dun
Louisville
New Orleans
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Burley Tobacco Market Sees Fewer Offerings and Higher Rejections
The Burley tobacco market faced a thin slate of offerings this week with heavier rejections than in prior weeks. Bright trash and good twist wrappers led sales, while overall grades lagged last week though buyers paid steady prices. Week ending August 15 saw 188 hhds offered, 60 rejected, averaging 14.88 per 100 lbs. August 8 had 305 offered, 80 rejected, averaging 15.95. The 188 hhds sold ranged from 8 to 24 per hundred pounds across multiple lots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foe Wsday
Bologna
Compmn
Commercial Tribune
East Buffalo
Pittsburg
Chicago
Salle
Choice
Kansas City
Texas
ST. Louis
Walbe Higehr
New York
Liverpool
London
Grain Prices and Market Report from St Louis
St Louis market notes show flour prices steady to lower with patents and clears varying. Timothy seed and cornmeal steady. bran and hay movements. pork and lard steady. dry salt meats and bacon easing. Receipts list large quantities of flour, wheat, corn, oats, and other grains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Treasury balances report August 14 balances in general fund
The Treasury release shows available cash 192,787,346 dollars excluding the 150 million gold reserve, with gold coin and bullion 41,591,917 dollars and gold certificates 33,850,690 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury
General Fund
Covington Man Escapes Auto Chase in Cincinnati
Frank Martin, name provided as Frank B. Martin, leapt from a speeding car at Second and Vine streets in Cincinnati after police intercepted him on a check fraud case. He fled toward the river, dropped from the vehicle, and vanished among weeds. Police in Covington issued alerts for him on a bad $8 check and $85 goods purchase. He also attempted to pass checks at local businesses and pawned two suitcases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank B. Martin
Second
Vine Streets
Cincinnati
Martin
Covington
Otel
Vine Street
Vine
Frank Martin
Sergeant Martin
Charles Mahlmann
Pike Street
Marx Bros
Hilerman
Court Sues to Enjoin Land Firm Over Dayton Property
T J Hall and Company filed suit in Newport Circuit Court to stop Queen City Land Company William McKinley and Charles Shunable from further interfering with land at the northwest corner of Clay and Front streets Dayton Kentucky. They seek 250 damages for alleged trespass including digging and stealing soil from Front street to the Ohio River center. James C Wright represents the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Hall & Co
Newport
Queen City Land Company
William McKinley
Charles Shuable
Clay and
Front Streets
Dayton
Hall & Co
Front Street
Ohio River
James C. Wright
Protest to be heard over Erlanger tavern license
County Judge Stephens will hear this morning a protest against granting a tavern license to the Erlanger Fair Association. The license was applied for yesterday and the hearing set for today. To avoid a $300 village license, the stand was moved to a vacant lot just outside Erlanger. Cassius McNay was chosen to run the establishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephens
Erlanger Fair Association
Erlanger
Cassius McNay
Professor Loeffler Resigns for Milwaukee High School
Prof. Frank Loeffler of St. Aloysius Parochial School resigns to take a post at St. Marys High School in Milwaukee. His prior meeting with Milwaukee teachers secured the appointment and the Catholic Foresters honored him with a banquet and a gold headed umbrella.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Loeffler
St. Aloysius Parochial School
St. Mary’s High School
Milwaukee
Loeffler
Order of Foresters
Funeral for Edger Pelstring Held in Latonia Church
Edger Pelstring died Thursday while trying to save a companion during a swim. The funeral was held this morning at Holy Cross Church in Latonia with pallbearers Frank Loomis Chester Banks Victor Ossenbeck and Edward Brinkman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edger Pelstring
Holy Cross Church
Latonia
Frank Loomis
Pelstring
Chester Banks
Victor Ossenbeck
Edward Brinkman
Cleary Confident in Sixth District Primary
Walter Cleary voiced strong confidence in securing the nomination in the Sixth Kentucky District race. He told a large Odd Fellows audience that his main opponent to beat is incumbent Congressman Rhinock, during a Cleary Club sponsored meeting. Clifford Nadand also spoke to supporters amid mounting campaign energy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Walter Cleary
Clifford Nadand
Odd Fellows Halls
Cleary Club
Cleary
Congressman Rhinock
Covington Aldermen OK 34441 in Claims. Streets Improve
At an adjourned Covington Board of Aldermen meeting claims totaling 34441.29 were allowed. An ordinance to levy taxes for Elev enth street sewer work and Fifth street brick paving passed. Police shooting contest saw Blues defeat Reds 1134 to 1103. Obituaries noted Frances Davezac 78 and John Voelkerring 44, with funerals set for Monday. Two year old Antoinette Lonneman died. funeral to be held this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Reds
Taphorn
Brady
Huntsman
Pickett
Booth
Steventon
Sandford
Schuler
Blues
Klare
Fussinger
Wolf
Blick
Craig
Grierson
Martin
Riemeyer
Frances Davezac
West Ninth Street
Covington Church Notes Sunday Services and Union Events
Fourth Street Christian Church holds 9:30 a.m. Sunday school and 11 a.m. service with communion. First Christian Church hosts 11 a.m. service and Evening union. Eleventh Street M E Church South offers pastor-led sermons at both services with Epworth League at 7 p.m. Madison Avenue Presbyterian has Dr. F C Monfort preach. no evening service. St John s Episcopal assigns 7 30 p.m. sermon by Rev Charles Clingman. morning service canceled. Sunday school 9 30 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth Street
South
A. T. O’rear
Epworth League
J. W. Stoller
Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church
F. C. Monfort
Herald and Presbyter
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Eighteenth
Scott Streets
Taylor M. E. Church
J. W. Creates
Grace M. E. Church
Joseph A. Chapman
L. H. Wilson
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
Charles Clingman
St. Mark’s Lutheran
H. W. Hanshue
Christ
Mary Alexander
Luther League
Louis Enzweiler
David McMinn
York Street Congregational
F. E. Bigelow
Plymouth Society
Central Christian
Charles L. Garrison
Arnold Confers With Aldermen Over Saratoga Street Water Main
Brent Arnold of the L. and N. Railroad met New Port Aldermen and Water Works Superintendent Glazier to discuss sharing the Saratoga Street water main cost. Arnold will report to his company, final adjustment to rest with the Water Works Board and the L. N. Company. Glazier estimated the new main at 38000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brent Arnold
L. & N. Railroad Company
Newport
Glazier
Saratoga Street
L. & N. Company
Arnold
Water Works Board
Police arrest suspect in Newport theft case
James Rice, sought by Ft. Thomas and Newport police for a week, was arrested in Cincinnati on a warrant sworn by his roommate before Squire M. J. Donelan. He is held in Newport jail in $500 bail awaiting a preliminary hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Rice
Ft. Thomas
Newport
Cincinnati
Squire M. J. Donelan
Rice
Squire Donelan
William O. Bradley
Charles Spinks
The
Pines
Paul Davis
Hubbard Schwartz
Yungblut
Turners
Saverbreis
William Schweitzer
East Eighth Street
Hutchinson
Viola Schweitser
Fourth and Central Avenue
Mysterious Shots Heard Near Inverness Club Area
Three rapid shots near Inverness Country Club in Ft. Thomas Kentucky caused a neighborhood uproar. The shots, sounding from Mt Pleasant Avenue, were followed by a scream and a period of tense excitement among residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inverness Country Club
Ft. Thomas
Mt. Pleasant Avenue
Democratic Executive Committee Reorganizes Election Officers
The Democratic Executive Committee met in Chairman Donelan's office last night and revised the list of election officers for the Congressional primary. Some original selections were disqualified or declined to serve, and the committee filled the vacancies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Executive Committee
Donelan
Newport Church Notes
Newport church notices list Sunday school times and sermons across multiple local congregations. The schedule includes Taylor M. E. Church, Grace M. E. Church, St. Pauls Episcopal, St. Marks Lutheran, York Street Congregational, Central Christian, First Presbyterian with varied sermons, choirs, and youth activities.
William O. Bradley Club Calls Special Meeting
Newport News briefs report a special meeting of the William O. Bradley Club set for this evening.
Kenton Court Notes
Gus Le Bar bound over to the grand jury on shooting to kill and jailed awaiting the fall session. He was brought from jail to the County Court and fined $1 for breach of the peace as charged by James Hall. John Barhurst fined $15 for loitering. The cases of Edward Griffin and Stewart Crosley on disorderly conduct were continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus le Bar
Grand Jury
James Hall
John Barhurst
Edward Griffin
Stewart Crosley
Newport Real Estate Transfer to Stuhlbergs on Monmouth Street
Morris Chernini and wife Clara transfer to Michael Stuhlberg and wife Jennie the east side of Monmouth Street between Front and Second Streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Chernini
Clara
Michael Stuhlberg
Jennie
Monmouth Street
Front
Second Streets
Cincinnati School Bond Sale for 400 Bonds at 500 Each
The Cincinnati Board of Education calls for bids on 400 bonds totaling 100000 dollars issued to finance school property. Bonds bear 4 percent interest, mature in 40 years, and are sold at par through American Exchange National Bank New York. Bids due September 8 198 at 4 pm with certified checks 5 percent. bids opened in board meeting room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Einnat
Ohio
Board of Education
Cincinnati
American Exchange National Bank of
New_York City
American Exchange National Bank
City of
Board of
Eduction
Board ofEducation
J. M. Withrow
WM. Grautman
Notice to Coal Dealers for Ohio Soldiers' and Sailors' Orphans Home
Sealed proposals are invited by the Financial Officer of the Ohio Soldiers and Sailors Orphans Home in Xenia Ohio for a one year coal supply from Sept 1 1908 to Sept 1 1909. Bids must cover steam lump three quarters run of mine and domestic lump coal delivered to Home grounds with inspection weight governing payment. Bids due by Aug 16 1908 at 6 pm. The Home reserves the right to reject all bids. Thomas J Collins Financial Officer
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. S. and
S. 0
Xenia
Ohio Soldiers’ ‘and Sailors
Archbishop Moeller seeks mortgage authority for Mt Healthy parish school
Henry Moeller archbishop and trustee for the Church of the Assumption Mt Healthy applies to Hamilton County Common Pleas Court in case 140650 for permission to mortgage Lots 39 40 41 42 in Joseph Heckinger addition Mt Pleasant now Mt Healthy to secure a 7000 loan to build a schoolhouse for parochial school use. Hearing set for September 15 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Moeller
Cincinnati
Ohio
Congregation of the Church of the Assumption
Mt. Healthy
Common Pleas Court
Hamilton County
Joseph Heckinger
Mt., Pleasant
Securit
Sealed Bids Sought for Cary Avenue Grading
Bids for grading Cary avenue in William Dinkelacker's subdivision College Hill Ohio will be received at Charles Weber Room 5 Barbia Building northeast corner Court and Walnut streets until noon Saturday August 22 1908. Plans and specs on file at the same office. Dinkelacker reserves right to reject any or all bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cary Avenue
William Dinkelacker
College Hill
Ohio
James A. Stewart
Charles Weber
Barbaria
N. E. Cor. Court
Walnut Streets
Wien Building
Chicago
Philadelphia
Boston
New York
Quartermaster’s Department
U. S. Army
W. W. Robinson
Board of Prucation
City Hall
Bruce Avenue
Kirby Road
Innes Avenue
Cincinnati
Bruce
Avenue ‘Lot
Board of Education
Co. W. Handman
River Departures Listed for Cities and Times
The River column lists departures from Greenland, Kentucky, Cincinnati and other towns with scheduled daily services. It notes Pomeroy and Maysville as daily runs and provides the stage of the river at Cincinnati as 10 feet 5 inches and rising as of 6 p.m. yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Beaver Dam
Freeport
Wheeling
Adison
Columbia
Jeffersonville
River packets depart and schedule updates at port
The article lists yesterday departures Greenwood to Pomeroy Courier to Maysville Lizzie Bay to Madison and Indianapolis Louisville. Today arrivals include Greenland from Pomeroy and Madison City of Cincinnati from Louisville. Forecast says Ohio River will fall with rain in the valley and a Saturday fall at Cincinnati. Ship schedule notes Greenland at 5 p.m. for Charleston, Kentucky at 6 p.m. for Madison and ports, City of Cincinnati at 6 p.m. for Louisville, and Indiana leaving tomorrow at 9 a.m. for Louisville and intermediate ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwood
Pomeroy
Courier
Maysville
Lizzier Bay
Madison
Indiana
Louisville
Greenland
Kentucky
City of Cincinnati
Ohio River
Ohio
Cincinnati
Greene Line
Sycamore Street
Charleston
Main Street
River Conditions and Arrivals Across Ports
Weather and river readings across ports show rising waters and heat.
Funeral of Mrs Nicholas Weierich Held at St Stephen Newport
The funeral for the late Mrs. Nicholas Weierich occurred yesterday morning with services at St Stephen's Church Newport. Prof F A Cosgrove and wife are listed among friends and relatives in Zanesville Ohio. The Rev B C Horton of Highland M E Church was summoned to his mother in Sanford Kentucky who is reported in critical condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Weierich
St. Stephen’s Church
Newport
F.A. Cosgrove
Zanesville
Ohio
B. C. Horton
Highland M. E
Sanford
Fairfield resident Kuntz Koch seriously ill at home
Bellevue reports Kuntz Koch of Fairfield avenue is critically ill. City Attorney Alfred Caldwell and his daughter Bertha departed for Le Segue West Virginia to stay for a few weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kuntz Koch
Fairfield Avenue
Alfred Caldwell
Bertha
le Sege
W. Va
Property Transfers in Latonia and Covington
John R and Harriet Bullock transfer 28 by 120 feet on Church street Latonia to Elna L Bradley. The Master Commissioner transfers 60 by 100 feet on Sixth street Covington to The People's Savings Bank and Trust Company for 10000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R
Harriet Bullock
Elna L. Bradley
Church Street
Latonia
People’s Savings, Bank and Trust Company
Sixth Street
Covington
Newport Marriage Licenses Record Snapshot
Names and residences listed for marriage licenses in Newport include Conrad S. Hect from Richmond Indiana aged 21 and Maud C. Smith from Hagerstown Indiana, plus John Altemeyer from Newport Kentucky and Lottie Seereseeenses from New Dort Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrad S. Hect
Richmond
Ind
Maud C. Smith
Hagerstown
John Altemeyer
Ewport
Lottie KY
Wewdort
Covington Marriage Licenses Recorded
Marriage license records list Aaron J Heath of Columbus and Ellen Saad of Columbus as partners in a Covington area filing. Details appear incomplete in the source text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aaron_J
Heath
Columbus
Ellen Saad
Asssens
New School Building Sealed Proposals Open in Cincinnati
Cincinnati Board of Education invites sealed proposals by 2 PM September 8 1908 for all materials and work to complete the new Woodward High School building bids cover brick terra cotta reinforced concrete steel stone and more. Bids on single or multiple items accepted with separate labor and materials pricing. Bond required for contracts over 5000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
City Mall
Woodward High School
Sycamore, Franklin, Broadway
Woodward Streets
Cincinnati
Ohio
Gustave W. Drach
Union Trust
C. W. Handman
West Court Street
Board of Lucation
Eee
Handman
Sealed bids sought for Crane Harbor project Evansville Indiana
Engineering office in Cincinnati announces sealed proposals for the Cr eedy Harbor at Evansville Indiana will be publicly opened on August 31 1908. Information on applications to WM Rossell Colonel Engineer provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. 8
Cincinnati
Créedyne Harbor
Evansville
Ind
T. Rossell
Engre
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dun’s
Cesar
Treasury Statement
Prof. Loeffler
St. Aloysius School
Rhinock
Covington News Notes
Newport Church Notes
Newport News
Kenton Court Notes
Newport Real Estate
Thomas J. Collins
Tarascon
Cairo
Liberty
Lower
Mississippi
Fritz
Lower Mississippi
Calhoun
Hamburg
Spread Eagle
Alton
Grafton
Cape Girardeau
Commerce
Stacker Lee
Memphis
City of Memphis
Saltillo
Tennessee
Bellevue
Covington Real Estate
Moler Barber College
Fourth St
U. S. Marine Corps
Bell Block
Moler College
W. Fourth St
Hermingsen Cigar CO
Toledo, O
A. Steinkamp & CO
Fifth St
Pine ST
West
Auburn
Cor
Auburn and Gilman
Bank Bldg
Bingaman & O
M. Hoosain
Rangoon
Burma
India
Ezekiel & Bernheim CO
Main Strehet
Medical
Dr.La Brancs
DR. LA Franco
Sway Points
Sycamore St
Main St
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