Wheat Weakens on Liberal Sales Across Markets
Chicago reports a wheat price drop as leading holders unload, with September closing down 1 cent and broader grain prices slipping. Rains lift early bids briefly, then selling widens the decline. corn, oats, and provisions follow the general downtrend amid light activity and rising hog prices. Local receipts and shipments vary by market with mixed futures action and forecasts of further Nebraska and Kansas wheat shipments.
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Chicago
W&de
Iowa
Illinois
Grain and livestock prices across markets review
Market notes from New York Chicago Cincinnati and other centers report mixed grains including wheat corn oats and rye with receipts steady and prices fluctuating. Livestock shows variable timothy hay cattle hogs and sheep movement down in some regions while others hold steady with notable price ranges across regions and grades.
Reckoning of Uncertain Market Signals in New York
Week of trading showed little change in values amid divided expectations about top investors pushing prices higher. Money conditions remain easy, easing credit for banking resources and crop money demand, while copper and silver fluctuations hint at limits to current expansion.
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New York
Eame
United States
Hopkinsville Tobacco Market Holds Steady Amid Slow Demand
Hopkinsville reports a dull week on the local tobacco market with few sales despite some increased activity. Buyers wait for orders from large dealers while crop prospects improve due to rains and heavy dews, with the American Society of Equity selling 12 hogsheads at 10 to 12 dollars and Planters' Protective Association pricing lugs 7 to 10 dollars and steal 10.50 to 13 dollars.
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Commercial Tribune
Hopkinsville
American Society of Equity
Planters’ Protective Association
Cadiz
Guthrie
Paducah
Metal market steady with mixed prices and no new cables
New York metals report Aug 15 shows no fresh feature and generally steady prices. Tin ranges 29.75 to 30.25, copper dull with lake 13.62 to 13.75, electrolytic 13.50 to 13.62, casting 13.25 to 13.27, lead 4.57 to 4.62, spelter 4.07 to 4.72, iron unchanged.
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Eeeeeseere
New York
Minnesota
Duluth
Northwest Weather News
Pacific Coast
Bogota
Central America
City
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Japan
New Orleans
Commercial Tribune
Toledo
Kansas City
Choice Timothy
Choice Prairie
Market Report for Cattle Hogs and Sheep Prices
Receipts show cattle prices for common grades with Southern and native cattle and calves listed. Hogs sold mainly between 6.50 and 6.65 with top 6.65, packers and butchers 6.50 to 6.65, pigs 3.76 to 5.25, total week receipts 561,200. Sheep and lamb values range from 3.60 to 4.25 for ewes and yearlings and 4.25 to 6.10 for lambs, Texas yearlings 4.25 to 3.60, stockers 3.25 to 4.
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Cincinnati
Commercial Tribune
Buffalo
Pittsburg
New York
New York State
Pennsylvania
Chicago
Texas
Neep
ST. Louis
Kansas City
Markets on Mars in Cincinnati Grain and Whisky Prices
Minneapolis Wheat No 1 Northern closed at 1 25. Wheat and corn trends noted with steady to firmer whisky and flour markets. Reports include various grain prices, car inspections, and receipts for apples, oats, hay, beef, and other commodities with tentative up and down moves.
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Minneapolis
Cincinnati
Northern
Grocery and meat price list with varied regional items
A dense list of prices for fruits vegetables and meats including apples bananas beets carrots cantaloupes cabbage cucumbers lemons oranges onions potatoes peaches pears peas string beans sugar corn squash tomatoes watermelons and several meat groups such as pork smoked meats hams lard and fees for feathers and beeswax. Prices are given per unit weight volume or box with regional designations.
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Louisville
Messina
Palermo
Ohio
Georgia
New York
Prisoners Escape from Covington Branch Hospital Work Crew
Daisey Miller and John Clare escaped from the Covington branch hospital work crew building a macadam road. Miller was recaptured by Patrolmen Appel and Hackathorn soon after, while Clare surrendered at Covington police headquarters the following morning. Both face charges for escaping the workhouse and Miller also for carrying concealed weapons.
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Branch Hospital
Daisey Miller
John
Clare
Miller
Appel
Hackathorn
Covington
Woman Thrown From Runaway Horse in Ft Thomas
A nameless woman driving a runabout in Ft Thomas Avenue narrowly escaped serious injury when her horse bolted after an automobile appeared. The animals crashed into a telephone pole, wrecking the buggy and throwing her headfirst onto the curb, cutting a deep gash. She received treatment at a drug store before being taken to her Cincinnati home.
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Ft. Thomas
Ft. Thomas Avenue
Tower Place
Cincinnati
Rhinock Emerges as Favorite in Covington District
In Kentucky Sixth District politics the six candidates vie for the Democratic nomination with Rhinock viewed as the strongest contender. Supporters praise his district tours and argue rivals attack rivals to aid Republicans, while Rhinock’s congressional record is cited as favorable ahead of the Saturday primary.
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Covington
Kentucky
Congress
Joseph Rhinock
Rhinock
R Eepublicans
Found Man in Bed Arrested for Drunk and Disorderly
Fred Mills a colored section hand for the L and N Railroad was arrested early yesterday on drunk and disorderly conduct. Officers Asplan and Lickert found him in a bed at Fourth and Central Avenue after a burglar alarm call. He was taken to police headquarters for a hearing before Police Judge Hawns.
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Fred Mills
L. & N. Railroad
Asplan
Lickert
Breigle
Mills
Fourth and Central Avenue
Hawns
Five Democrats Named for County Election Post
Chairman Donelan of Campbell County Democratic Executive Committee mails five candidates to the State Board of Election Commissioners for the Democratic member seat on the County Election Commission. Names include Lawrence J. Diskin Newport Joseph C. Cassidy Bellevue George Kleine Dayton Dan Petri Fr Thomas and Frank Thatcher Alexandria.
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Donelan
Campbell County
Democratic Executive Committee
State Board of Election Commissioners
State Board
County Election Commission
Lawrence J. Diskin
Newport
Joseph C. Cassidy
Bellevue
George Kleine
Dayton
Dan Petri
Fr. Thomas
Frank Thatcher
Alexandria
Local Clerk’s Deputy James Blick Weds Catherine Fobbe
Announcement notes the marriage of James C. Blick deputy in the County Clerk’s office to Miss Catherine Fobbe of Covington West Twelfth Street. The ceremony occurred last October in Newport with Magistrate James Farrell officiating. Blick is talked of as a forthcoming Republican candidate for City Clerk of Covington.
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James C. Blick
John C. B. Yates
Catherine Fobbe
West Twelfth Street
Covington
Blick
Newport
James Farrell
Ludlow
Coyington
Moonlight concert and lawn fete in Covington events
The Men's Club of the German Reformed Church plans a lawn fete and moonlight concert on the Wyman lawn next Thursday evening. The Austinburg Club, celebrating twenty years, will host an outing in Woeste's Garden Latonia tomorrow evening with dances, fireworks, and a balloon ascension in the afternoon.
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German Reformed Church
W. E. A. Wyman
Austinburg Club
Woeste
Latonia
Bellevue water franchise injunction upheld by Kentucky court
The Campbell Circuit Court clerk received the Appellate Court of Kentucky opinion regarding an injunction on Bellevue water supply. The Court of Appeals, led by Judge Lassing, held the Bellevue Town Council of the fourth class is the governing body and cannot be controlled by others. Four of seven appellate judges signed the opinion.
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Hubbard Schwartz
Campbell Circut Court
Appellate Court of Kentucky Ince
Bellevue Water
Yungblut
Councelfreén
Bellevue
Newport
Lassing
O’rear
Barker
Carroll
Hoboes Captured in Brent Kentucky Raid
Chief of Police Thorny and Lt Flynn of Ft Thomas Police raided hobo camps in Brent Kentucky late Saturday night. They captured three men Walter Herring formerly a jackie in the English navy from London England John Harris of Rochester New York and Ollie Baker of Boston. Herring claimed ten years in the English navy including service on the battleship Dreadnaught. They were brought before Squire Quehl of the Highlands and fined ten dollars plus costs or jail.
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Flynn
Ft. Thomas
Brent
Walter Her Ming
London
England
Jackie
John Harris
Rochester
N. Y
Ollie Baker
Boston
Herring
Squire Quehl
Highlands
Launch Stolen From Moored Boat On Ohio River
Attorney John Roebuck mourns a gasoline launch taken from its moorings on the Ohio River. A party searching yesterday found the craft in the Licking River near the Eleventh Street Bridge, its engine missing. wheel prints indicate a wagon haul.
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John Roebuck
Ohio Rtver
Court Docket Heavy After Weekend Covington Arrests
Police Judge Read faces a crowded docket as Covington officers arrest several suspects. William Schrader is charged with disorderly conduct after refusing to go home at Pike and Main. Charles Baker and Howard Haggard face drunkenness and disorderly conduct charges, with Baker alleged to have struck Ben Vogt. Railroad Detective Manwaring arrested J. W. Garrison for jumping on and off moving trains.
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Read
Covington
William Schrader
Brake
Doyle
Pike
Main
Charles Baker
Huntsman
Ben Vogt
Howard Haggard
Manwaring
J. W. Garrison
Columbus Pair Wins License in Covington Wedding Notice
County Clerk J. C. B. Yates issued a marriage license yesterday to Thomas R. Coneilly 39 and Emma B. Remy 30 both of Columbus Indiana. The filing confirms a union between two residents of Columbus and is recorded in Covington.
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J. C. B. Yates
Covington
Thomas R. Coneilly
Emma B. Remy
Columbus
Indiana
Corner-stone laid for St Mark’s Evangelical Church Latonia
The corner-stone of St Mark's Evangelical Church in Latonia was laid yesterday afternoon in ceremonies led by Rev. W Echelmeier pastor of the church which formed about two years ago.
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St. Mark’s Evangelical Church
Latonia
W. Echelmeier
Newport Vital Statistics Deaths in the Past Week
Dr George W Brown reports deaths in Newport this week including John C Kouitz 63 enteritis Augustus Fauler 6 pneumonia William Friedhoff 83 old age Grace Quehl 6 heart disease George Turner 75 paralysis Josephine Ritter 62 cancer Horace Converse 53 paralysis.
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George W. Brown
Newport
John C. Kouitz
Augustus Fauler
William Friedhoff
Grace Quehl
George Turner
Josephine Ritter
Horace Converse
Fire House Responds To Roof Fire At Charles Branch Home
Box 31 called the Fire Department to the residence of Charles Branch at Eighth and Saratoga streets where a defective flue started a roof fire. The loss was trifling.
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Charles Branch
Eighth and
Saratoga Streets
Covington Player Stricken by Heat After Game
James Crawford of Covington, a Camp Washington base ball team member, played against Ft. Thomas yesterday afternoon, was overcome by heat in the field and carried home by carriage after revival by Dr. Robertson.
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James Crawford
Covington
Camp Washington
Ft. Thomas
Robertson
Sale and Salesman Opportunity at Hermingsen Cigar Co
A Toledo tobacco firm seeks a salesman in retail trade with pay from 75 to 175 dollars monthly plus expenses. Experience deemed unnecessary. Apply to Hermingsen Cigar Co. in Toledo.
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Hermingsen Cigar CO
Toledo
Lost black jacket found on Crosstown car
Valuable etamine black jacket left Sunday night on a disabled Crosstown car going east between Vine and Auburn avenues. Return to Rapp's drug store at Chapel and Woodburn avenues for reward.
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Vine
Auburn Ay
Rapp
Cer. Chapel
Woodburn Av
Translations of English Ads Into Indian Dialects
Advertisement seeks translations of English adverts into Hindustani Bengali Tamil Telugu Burmese Gujarati and other Indian dialects. Cor respondence invited with terms. Address 8 M Hoosain Rangoon Burma India.
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Hoosain
Rangoon
Burma
India
Ezekiel and Bernheim Co Advertisement in Cincinnati
A wanted notice lists furniture carpets and entire outfits for liberal cash prices at 34 Main Street. Another notice seeks stocks of merchandise clothing men furnishings shoes dry goods notions with liberal prices paid at 334 Main Street Cincinnati.
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Ezekiel & BE
Main Street
Ezekiel & Bernheim CO
Cincinnati
Heat Wave Grimens Cincinnati Sizzles City Hospitals Report
In extreme heat, Cincinnati residents sought shade and sidewalks offered relief. Thermometers topped 98 in suburbs. one heat prostration was reported as Ella Kane of Newport collapsed at Fifth and Walnut streets and was revived at City Hospital. The city endured crowded nights on streets and parks to escape the heat.
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Ella Kane
West Fourth Street
Newport
Fifth and
Walnut Streets
City Hospital
Alan OUTING 19 WELL ATTENDED
The Irish fraternal societies outing at Chester Park drew several thousand attendees with families and visiting delegations from Hamilton Dayton Middletown Springfield and other towns. Musical programs featured Irish melodies with encores. Winners listed for athletic events include Ford McMinn Howard Adam George Sweeny Manogue and others in various races and team competitions.
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Hamilton
Dayton
Middletown
Springfield
Green Isle
Wolf Tone Club
Women’s Auxiliary
Irish-American Alliance
Friendly Sons of St. Patrick
Howard Adae
Ford McMinn
Harry Cassidy
George Sweeny
Henry Nagle
George T. Sweeny
John Manogue
Howard Adam
Tower Hill Canoe Club
Teamster Dies from Injuries After Wagon Accident
Henry Kulenberger aged 35 of 2528 Vine Street died at Betts Street Hospital from injuries suffered July 10 when a horse harness slipped and a wagon wheel rolled over him as he was adjusting the harness. Coroner Cameron was notified.
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Henry Kulenberger
Vine Street
Betts Street Hospital
Cameron
Stone Attack Injures City Man Near Plum Street
John Schneider, a steward at the Alnts, was struck in the face by a rock hurled by a neighborhood gang member while en route to visit friends at 1511 Plum Street. The rock hit him, knocking out several teeth, and he was sent to City Hospital.
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Plum Street
John Schneider
Thel Alnts
Schneider
City Hospital
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