Wheat Prices Slump on Liverpool Drop in Chicago Trade
Chicago trading opens with wheat down after Liverpool reports send bears to dominate. Corn edges higher while oats ease and provisions rise on strong demand from packers. May wheat ends near 1.07, corn around 61, and meat products post gains amid solid shipments and rising lard values.
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Chicago
Liverpool
L c
Sweden
May
May Park
Grain and Provisions Markets Across Several Cities
A broad dispatch reports mixed grain prices in New York and other markets. Wheat futures ease on easier cables and Argentine supply, with No. 2 red at $1.07 and July around $1.06. Nearby notes show firm corn, oats, and rye, while flour, sugar, and meats remain steady to firm across regions.
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New York
F. O
Duluth
S. A
Ned
Special Dispatch
Commercial Tribune
Baltimore
Toledo
Milwaukedr
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Louis
Den
Timothy
Sac East
Boston Mining Prices Mixed in Early Trading
In Boston markets on January 6 a range of mining shares moved unevenly with notable gains for Calumet and Hecla at 600 bid and Granby up to 80 while several others posted modest losses. Major names including United States Oil and Michigan showed mixed activity amid broader commodity shifts.
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Jan
Adventures Aseue
Amalgamated
Atic
Ingham
Calumet and
Hecla
Centennial
Copper Range
Daly-West
Franklin
Granby
Isle Royale
Musetts Mining
Michigan
Mohawk
Montana Coal and Coke
Old Dominion
Osceola
Belay Ae
Opper
Opper 5 A! Mining
United States Oil
Utah
Victoria
Winona
Wolverine
Cattle Market Prices Firm in Cincinnati Trade
Desirable live stock brought better prices in Cincinnati with mixed gains across cattle hogs and sheep. Reports show firm tone in cattle prices, with heavy steers and cows advancing, while hogs found support on strong local demand despite Chicago pressure. Multiple markets listed receipts and price ranges for Cincinnati East Buffalo and Chicago regions.
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Cincinnati
Walic
Vom
Chicago
Lake Advance
Commercial Tribune
East Buffalo
Pittsburg
Kansas City
St, Louis
New York
Jan
River Departures Listed For Today
Gazette lists ferry departures including Virginia at 5 p.m. Pomeroy Greenwood at 5 p.m. Courier at 11 Pond Lizzie Bay City of Louisville at 5 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iseeee Virginia
Pomeroy
Greenwood
Courier
Pond -Lizzie Bay
City OF
Louisville
Advertised Departures Across Cities
Schedule fragment shows departures from Maysville at 5 p.m. triweekly and Louisville at 11 p.m. daily except Saturday, with a 5 p.m. daily Sunday service to Memphis. A reference to the Yorkas Lee next Friday at p.m. in Pomeroy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maysville
Louisville
Memphis
Yorkas Lee
Pomeroy
Greene Line Steamer Courier
Main St
LEE Line
Memphis Inc
Georgia
Broadway
Towershio
Vicksburg
Pine Bluff
Aoe Lee
Wharfboa
J. F. Ellison
Stage of the River Falls as Ohio River Level Drops
At 6 p.m. yesterday the Ohio River at Cincinnati stood at 24 feet 6 inches and was falling, reflecting a receding flood stage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Cincinnati
River Packet Departures From Cincinnati Ports
The Courier to Maysville and Madison and the City of Cincinnati to Louisville led yesterday’s departures while arrivals carried light cargoes. Today the Virginia sails to Pittsburgh Greenwood to Pomeroy Lizzie Bay to Madison Courier to Maysville City of Louisville to Louisville with several boats at 5 to 6 p.m. The Ohio River forecast predicts continued fall above Cincinnati into Monday and Tuesday.
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Cincinnati
Courier
Maysville
Kentucky
Madison
City of Cincinnati
Louisville
Virginia
Pittsburg
Broadway
All Way
Greene Line
Greenwood
Sycamore Street
Pomeroy
Lizzie Bay
River conditions and arrivals report for ports on the Mississippi
River levels rise and fall at Davis Island Dam 7.4 feet and falling. Louisville canal levels noted with 7.6 feet in the falls and 9 feet in the canal. Evansville shows 22.9 feet and rising slowly. Ships Thergia Leé Memphis and Wash Henshell Louisville depart. Peters Lee arrives St. Louis from Memphis.
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Commercial Tribune
Pittsburg
Davis Island Dam
Wheeling
Madison
The
Kentucky and Gould
Louisville
Evansvile
Cairo
Thergia Leé
Memphis
Oakland
Wash Henshell
Lower
Mississippi
Cincinnati
ST. Louis
Peters Lee
New Suits Filed In Superior Court Listings
A list of new civil cases in the Superior Court shows matters including appeals from justices, divorces, foreclosures, probate appeals, and damages claims. Notable entries include James A. Stewart vs J M Wilson, Lillian B. Anderson vs Charles E. Anderson for divorce, Amanda E. Tingley vs Harry V. E. Tingley for divorce and alimony, and Frank L. Smith vs Frank Annewehr & Co. for $10,000 damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank L. Smith
Frank Annewehr & Co
Cogan & Williams
Goldblatt & Goodman
George Beamer
Spangenberg & Herine
Mary Cash
Elizabeth Dohan
Eugene Adler
Harry S. Pattison
Strike Prevention Suit Challenges Union Funds
Lawyers for the St. Louis Printing Pressmen's Union No. 6 and the St. Louis Press Feeders and Assistants' Union No. 43 filed in Superior Court to bar an $80,000 International Union fund from funding a strike for an eight hour day and from levying a 10 percent assessment. They claim a binding contract with the International and United Typothetae delays an eight hour day until 1909 and seek an injunction against further action before that date. Additional suits involve property damages and personal injury claims against various defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Seurig
Alex, Block
Joseph Fromiller
Theodore F. Galoskowsky
St. Louis
H. A. Surig
Joseph J. Jauss
Edward J. Soden
John G. Warrington
George L. Berry
William L. Murphy
Peter J. Breen
Patrick J. McMullen
International Printing—Pressmen’s Assistant Union
North America
Frank Pampusch
International Union
United Typothetae
Workum and Bowéie
Receiver Appointed for Fruit and Produce Firm in Common Pleas
A petition to place Hyde Park area under the Jones law was filed in Common Pleas and referred to Judge Woodmansee. J. B. Hammer & Co. was placed in receivership on petition by Frank J. Menchen. John F. Ankenbauer was named receiver with a $3,000 bond. Renner & Renner, attorneys. Theodor H. Boewer sues John Beckmann for $5,000 for defamation alleging false accusations against Boewer and Lizzie Beckmann. Powell & Smiley.
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Hyde Park
Common Pleas Court
Woodmansee
Linwood Road
Observatory Road
Westside
Southside
Eastside
Grace
Erie
Paxton Avenues
J. B. Hammer & Co
Frank J.menchen
Quinn
John F. Ankenbauer
Renner & Renner
Theodor H. Boewer
John Beckmann
Quebec Road
Boewer
Beckmann
Lizzie Beckmann
Powell & Smiley
Divorce Court Aggrieved Husband Alleges Pawned Clothes
In Common Pleas Court Jacob Rosenberg seeks a divorce alleging his wife Tinie pawned his Sunday clothes and left him. Attorney C Sparks handles the petition. Also Lillian B Anderson sues for divorce from Charles E Anderson claiming cruel treatment requiring physician care for 180 days. John Nichols represents her. Amanda wife of Harry W Tingley sues for divorce custody and alimony citing wilful absence and failure to provide. Moses Ruskin is the attorney. Mildred Sigman sues for divorce from Alvin P Sigman and restoration to her maiden name Mildred Chatwin alleging marriage in Newport last August under false representations. John Acomb represents.
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James A. Stewart
J. M. Wilson
Squire Lamping
Albert Green
Jack Wilson
Squire Roebling
Ben L. Heldingsfeld
Lillian B. Anderson
Charles E. Anderson
John Nichols
Mildred Sigman
Alvin P. Siggeon
Moses Ruskin
Amanda E. Tingley
Harry V. E. Tingley
John J. Acomb
Jacob Rosenberg
Tinie Rosenberg
C. S. Starks
Frank J. Menchen
Richard Quinn
Renner & Renner
Theodore H. Bower
John Raggete
Aramages
Powell & Riley
Mary Seymour
John Humphrey
I. L. Huddle
Mercy A. Hall
John F. Peak
State of
Ohio
Thomas H. Darby
Bernard P. Sheridan
Same
State of Ohio
John F
Omas H. Darby
Superior Court
Tinie
Common Pleas Court
Sparks
Amanda
Harry W. C. Tingley
Alvin P. Sigman
Mildred Chatwin
Newport
Probate Notice: Bequests In Several Wills Across Manchester
The probate record lists multiple wills with varied bequests. Emma Herrier’s will provides remainder to a church if her brother John Herrier is dead. otherwise his heirs receive. Edward Brandel and Emma Applegate receive $200 each if John dies. Other estates detail: Adam Knorr to wife Anna. Barbara Meyer to William Foster and relatives. Charles Bernhardt to wife then children. Mary Johnston to sister. Frank Witt to children and grandchildren. William Burk to daughter Honor Burk. Kampe to wife Amelia. Mary Ritchie to daughters Elizabeth and Emma. Partial lines show distributions among Manchester Ohio and related regions.
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Testatrix
Emma Herrier
John Herrier
Edward Brandel
Emma Applegate
Church of the United Brethren of Dayton
O. Adam Knorr
Anna
Barbara Meyer
John Meyer
William Foster
Manchester
New York
Germany
Charles Bernhardt
Martha
Mary Johnston
Young
Frank X. Witt
Frank
Annie
Joseph
Mary Guenzer
Lena Rittmeyer
William Burk
Lockland
Burk
Charles A. Kampe
Amelia L. Kampe
Mary Ritchie
Elizabeth
Emma
Trustees to distribute Schmidlapp Fund with local preference
Trustees call meeting Thursday to announce beneficiaries from a Schmidlapp Fund of 3500 dollars. Prof Dabney reviewed thousands of applications. Cincinnati applicants may receive preference if all factors equal. Decision on gift or loan and loan notes to manage funds to be discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schmidlapp Fund
Prof
Dabney
Cincinnati
Edgar Stark
Death of Samuel Rowins Pallbearers Named
Samuel Rowins longtime Duckworth Club member died at his home on Harrison pike Cheviot. Burial is set for Miami Cemeteryamisburg with honorary pallbearers John Rolsen Henry West Ed Julian and Arnold Frank appointed by President D
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Rowins
Duckworth Club
Harrison Pike
Cheviot
Miami Cemetery
Miamisburg
Danéenhower
John Rolsen
Henry West
Ed Julian
Arnold Frank
Miami M
Former Prisoners Meet at City Hall Honor
Charles Salisberry an engineer at City Hall paid respects to Mayor Markbreit yesterday. In their talk Salisberry and the Mayor learned they were both prisoners in Libby forty four years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Salisberry
Markbreit
Salisberry
Libby
Estates and Administrations Filed in Local Court
The record lists executors and administratrices filing for authority to sell real estate to cover debts. Appraisals include Cunningham at 116 dollars. Sullavan’s death claims settled for 100 dollars with C and C railway. New admin applications cover multiple estates: Chapman Agnes Jackson Bollinger Spies Knorr Young Johnston Havens Boudot and others with varied values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trix
William
George Ritchie
C. P. Cunningham
Herman H. Huelsmann
William A. Sullavan
C., C., C. & St. L. Railway Company
Sullavan
A. D. Chapman
Agnes E. Jackson
Jacob Bollinger
Mary K. Bollinger
John H. Spies
Anna M. Spies
George L. Knorr
Adam Knorr
Bertha Young
Mary Johnston
Charles F. Havens
Sophia J. Havens
Eugene Boudot
Rosina Boudot
Prosecutor Rulison Staff Sworn In as Year Opens
Judge Caldwell swears in the entire staff of Prosecutor Rulison for the year with one change William H. James replaces Louis B. Sawyer who resigned to practice law. William Waits pleads guilty to shooting and faces sentence Friday. Charles F. Miller is requisitioned on application of Detective Schaefer for tapping the till of saloon keeper William H. Hambaugh last October. Frank Griffin pleads guilty to assault and battery. plea accepted.
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Rulison
Judge Caldwell
William H. James
Louis B. Sawyer
William Waits
Charles F. Miller
Schaefer
Miller
Hoboken
N. J
William H. Hambaugh
West Eighth Street
Porter
Frank Griffin
Court declines appointment of receiver for Wiborg and Hanna Lumber
United States Judge Thompson refused to appoint a receiver in the Wiborg and Hanna Lumber Company case, ruling insolvency not yet proven. Howard Cobb filed for the receiver, opposed by David Levy who argued solvency. Other actions include Norma Ricketts suing over an unauthorized photograph, a bankruptcy petition by William E. Oglesbee, and excise tax collection efforts against People's Gas and Electric Lighting Company. Ironton City sues Harrison Construction for 27000, and a patent dispute between American Floor Surfacing Machine and Taft Floor Surfacing Machine sees Taft denying infringement. Judge Thompson resumed duties after illness.
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Wiborg & Hanna Company
United States
Thompson
Wiborg & Hanna Lumber Company
Howard Cobb
David Levy
Cooper Medicine Company
Dayton
Norma Ricketts
Indianapolis
William E. Oglesbee
Springfield
Wade Ellis
W. R. Medaris
Charles Williams
People's Gas and Electric Lighting Company
Xenia
Debts of Henry Arenburg and estate actions
Debts totaling 3453.76 are listed for Henry Arenburg. A.S. Ludlow seeks to file his account as assignee of Catherine M. Ramsey. Frank Carpenter of Lima Ohio and J M Hall of Pittsburgh were bound over to the grand jury in 1000 bonds. Peter Imwgle of St Bernard charged by General Yardmaster Fitzpatrick with stealing his gold watch and chain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Arenburg
A.S. Ludlow
Catherine M. Ramsey
Frank Carpenter
Lima
J. M. Hall
Pittsburg
Peter Imwglle
St. Bernard
Fitzpatrick
Brewers Obtain Saloons Leases And Land Purchases
Brewer trust moves expand control of city saloons with five year leases on multiple sites. Wurster and Jung Brewing entries, and findlay street saloon lease noted. Covington firm buys ten acre plot north of Lockland for future plant. Taft sells warehouse on Plum Street to Carrie Wood. Medart Patent PulleyCo leases Vine Street premises for five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Goodall
Wetterer Brewing Company
Central Avenue
George Wurster
Fairmount Brewing Company
Colerain Avenue
William Guelker
Jung Brewing Company
Poplar
Dalton Avenue
Margaret Loew
Anna Deye
Christian Moerlein Brewing Company
Findlay Street
Pleasant Street
Hauck Brewing Company
Jack Kilroy
Eighth
Elm Streets
Reliance Textile and Dye Company
Covington
J. J. Hooker
Lockland, CO
Farnout
Medart Patent
Vine Street
Central Trust Company
Real Estate Transfers and Mortgages in March Listings
Real estate notes show transfers on Ninth Street and Plum Street with parcels ranging from 25 by 110 feet to 168 by feet, plus numerous lot sales and lease agreements. Mortgages filed include properties in Anderson Township and Elmwood, with building permits for a two-and-one-half story brick residence on Zumstein Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zumstein Avenue
Erie Avenue
Madison Road
Smith Heitmeyer
Cost. Ae
Dedicate Gamble Chapel at Cincinnati Missionary School
Dedicatory services for the new chapel just completed at the Cincinnati Missionary Training School on Wesley Avenue were held yesterday morning. Dr. W. A. Robinson with Dr. Cook of New York and Dr. Golden led the services. The chapel is a gift from Mr. James Gamble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Missionary Training School
Wesley Avenue
W. A. Robinson
Cook
New York
Golden
James Gamble
Hyde Park Dry Petition Approved by Mayor Markbreit
Mayor Markbreit yesterday allowed a dry petition for part of Hyde Park in Precinct K First Ward after contest by the Anti Saloon League. He found signatures bona fide and that a majority of voters within the territory favored making it dry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Markbreit
Hyde Park
First Ward
Anti- Saloon League
Herrlinger and Walker Form New City Law Firm
Andrew L. Herrlinger and Charles A J Walker form a partnership named Herrlinger and Walker for general legal practice with offices in the Bell Block at Sixth and Vine streets. Both have years of successful law practice in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew L. Herrlinger
Charles A. J. Walker
Conner, Walker & Sparrow
Herrlinger & Walker
Bell Block
Sixth
Vine Streets
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Ers
Illinois
Bears
Grain and Provisions
Boston Mining
Berry
Typothetae
Agnes Cash
William E. Cohan
John F. Smith
Charles Edwin Babbitt
Ohio Traction Company
Charles B. Wilby
Harry 8. Pattison
Cincinnati Traction Company
Elberon Avenue
Healy
Ferris and
McAvoy
Probate Court
Criminal Court
United States Court
Covington Manufacturers
Taft
BE. H. Huenefeld Company
Ninth Street
Main Street
Mary S. Thomas
Edward H. Reed
Oakley
Frank Bowman
Samuel H. Taft
Carrie Wood
Plum Street
Fifteenth Street
Sessene Geert
Carrie Fen Wood
Fairmount Brewing Co
Barbara Alt
William Alt
Pion Nge Didrel
Miles Sod Oheo
Doarg
Carass Heirs
Apolonia Hoffmann
John Hoffmann
Bank Street
bSaaastehda Keases
Elizabeth Eberhardt
Andrew Grimm
Bogen Street
T. Anderson
Emma P. Gorrell
Elizabeth Hertlein
Bridget
Ik “Murphy
Marsh Avenue
Linden Avenue
Romer
Elizabeth H. Sennett
Springfield Township
Pa Sabeserth
Virgil G. Gilmore
Anthony Stoeckle
Schuster
Mary M. Weber
August Weber
Colerain
James Ferris
Minner Prosch
Columbia
Gahie
Lida W. Bart
William Stanpe
Yost
Elmwood
Mary Stappe
Herman Burkhold
Emma’ Hart
S. W. Hartshorn
John J. Motgalte
Henry K
Fairview
Lee
Wilson's Sub
Shi al
Boehm
Eleanor Rowe
Mary Broadwell
Gustav Falk
Jessie A. Coates
Church of Nativity
M. Kirk
Elizabeth H. Jewett
Jane Co, Pickard
T. B. Creemer
Miami Township
Bar L. Company
Charles EB. Kreuter
Robert J. Cresap
Mortimer Harn
J. L. Wakefield
Henry Kroger
Clifton Heights L. & B. Cos
Stes
John Marhoter
John Hollfelder
Wudaiee
E. W. Bramble
Ed J. Turpin
Max Gold
Margaret Klein
Wesasa James R. Mead
Delta L. A. Co
John T. Rowe
James T. Mathews
Thomas A. McDonald
H. L. Conner
Samuel Bloom
Walnut Hills 8, & i Co
Weoeege
John Hawkes
Ernst
Es Compagy
T. EB. Craemer
Frank Bowles
Minnie Center
Frank J. Wade
James T. Mathew
Alberta Scott
W. F. Eltzroth
Florella L. Shelley
Bofinger & Hins
Ay Holfelder
Feesnae & Oo
Missionary Training School
Antisaloon League
Sevanss, Roon
Buelow
Geet Barbarossa Gibralts
P. Irene
Friedrich
K. Albert
Neckar
Ocean Steamers
North German Lloyd
Fast Express Servic
Plymouth
Cherbourg
Brem
Cecilie
Kaiser Wm
Kronpring Wm
Kaiser Wm I
Kaiser Wm. II
Kaiser
Bremen
Seydlitz
Rhein
Barbarossa
Naples
Genoa
Gibraltar
Algi
Irene
K. Luise
Cehnam
N. G. Lloyd
Marseilles
Alexandria
Levant Royal
Constanza
Constantinople
Smyrna
Oelrichs &Co
N.Y
Atlas National Bank
Brighton
National Bank
Bepler & Co
Third St
Near Main
First National Bank
S. Kuhn & Sons
Western German Bank
Europe
Flyers
Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse Kronprinz Wilhelm Kronprinzessin
Cecilie and
S. E. Cor
Fourth and
Walnut
Stealiship Lines
Thomas Cook & Son
American Line
Southampton
Philadelphia
Queenstown
Atlantic Transport Line
RED Star Line
Antarlinaris
White Star Line
Oasea
Orchestra
Boston
Cot
Italy
Egy
Azores
Madeira
Cedri
Republic
Nes
Bos
London
Paris
Hamburg
sGibraltar
Gib
Patricia Bluecher
Waldersee
Amerika
New
P. Lincoln
Burg Direct
Batavia
Uy, Mar
Moltke
S. S. Hamburg
West Indies & Orient
NILE
Anglo-American Nile Co
Tourist Dept
12Th and Vine Sts
Foote & CA
Vibes CO
Atlanta, Ga
Cedar Rapids
C. J. Neare
Lenox Place
Avondale
Moormann
Avy
East Walnut Hills
P. O. Box
Mass
Culvert St
Avondale Shillite and
Harvey Av
Andale—Union and
A. G. Bofinger
Telephone Canal
Ezekiel & Bernheim Coo
United States Transfer Co
Washington
Gilbert Av
Norwood
Cara
Corner Part
Reedy Sts
Dwayon Court At
Union Gas and Electric CO
Plum and McFarland
Dezekiel & Bernheim CO
Ezekiel & Bernheim CO
Jamaica
Panama
Spanish Main
Trinidad
Barbados
Windward
West Indies Islands
Tagus
Magdalena
Royal Mail Steam Packet Co
Sanderson & Son
State Street
Foster Debevoisd
Flatiron Bldg
Atrato
Trent
Upper Ohio
Cincinnati Packet Line
R. Mauck
Sycamore
Tel
Tel. M
Obio
Kentucky River Freight Receiver
Dow Drug
Serodino Bros
Tarrant Co
Hudson St
Cathbye Servos
Hamilton Coun
Louise Klare
Henry
Hulbert Block
E. Cor
Vine
Cna Music OX and Records
Bric Asbrac
Ezekidl & Bernheim CO
Oak St
Walnut Hills
Hollister St
Mt. Auburn
Hawthorne
Phillips Av
Price Hill
Medical
Dr. LaFranco
Cmceenes Safe
Court of Common Pleas
Hamilton County
Glenmore Avenue
Montana Avenue
Broadwell Avenue
Westwood
Peter M. W
James N. Gamble
Richard Townley
Broadwell
Hooker Street
Peter M. Williams
Truse Tees
Hamilton
Glenview) Avenue
Henry David Townley
Emory M, Garrison
Q. M
Jefper
Sonville
Ind
Posals
Theneig
Manila
P. I
San Francisco
J. M. Aa Eseall
Boston Piano Company
Een Robertson
Fred A Lamp
Cincinnati Township
Beersing
Bates Attorneys
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