Wheat and Corn Fall as Demand Slows in Export Market
Chicago conditions show weak May wheat at 1.0534 to 1.05, corn sliding to 60 to 61 cents, oats little changed, and provisions down as heavy hog receipts push prices lower. Argentine weather and weak European demand weigh on sentiment. futures close at session lows with anticipated receipts for tomorrow listed.
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Chicago
Commission
Minneapolis
Duluth
Aoliday
Ilinois
May Park
Grain market roundup across multiple cities and commodities
Daily price and shipment reports from New York St Louis Minneapolis Kansas City Duluth Milwaukee Baltimore Toledo and other markets show mixed movements. Wheat futures slipped in New York with May and July trading around 1.12 dollars and nearby cash trades listed. Corn and oats posted varied moves while flax prices in Duluth reached about 1.18 to 1.24 per bushel on track and forward contracts.
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New York
Optioha
T. Louis
Teady
East Track
Minneapolis
Jane
Kansas
CIFY
Duluth
Milwaukee
Jan
Commercial Tribune
Baltimore
Toledo
Coffee markets steady amid light supply on casier cables
New York traders saw coffee open steady with a slight decline tied to European cables. Day trading recovered as demand scattered, closing steady. March at 5.85, May 5.90, October 6.20, December 6.10 with Rio and Santos offerings quiet and Cordova volume sparse.
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New York
Rio
Santos Sequiet
Cordova
Cotton Letters Spark Slight Liverpool Market Activity
Liverpool buyers, including Cotton Letters and Liverpool houses, firm on a cautious market stance as the ginners report looms. Traders expect a 10,000,000 bale figure to be discounted, with riskier positions favored and a generally freer movement in cotton sentiment noted by multiple firms.
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Liverpool
W. R. Todd & Co
Cotton market steady as New Orleans holiday dries up sales
New York reports a quiet steady cotton market with activity in active months and a 4 to 8 point gain, exporters lifting on Liverpool and cover. New Orleans marks a holiday for the anniversary of the Battle of New Orleans reducing business. spot prices hold firm across varieties with sales volumes noted.
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New York
Liverpool
New Orleans
New England
Bombay
Ee Uplands
Gulf
D. c
Record Anthracite Coal Trade Reaches New Peak in 1907
Philadelphia reports the 1907 anthracite coal tonnage at 67,109,398 tons, the highest in trade history, up 11,000,000 from 1906. The Philadelphia & Reading led with 14,018,795 tons hauled, up from 11,258,295 in 1906.
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Commercial Tribune
Philadelphia
Philadelphia & Reading
Wool Prices Reported From St. Louis Market
Wool steady in St. Louis with medium grades at 21 to 23 cents, combing and clothing. light fine 19 to 20 cents. heavy fall and tub-washed 26 to 33 cents.
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ST. Louis
Seed Market Prices Reported From Toledo
Seed prices listed for Toledo on January 8 include cash and May futures at 10.60, July at 10.70, and prime grades for alfalfa Alsike at 2.20 and 10.00 respectively, indicating a snapshot of grain and forage markets.
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Toledo
Alsike
Cattle and Hogs Trade Mixed Across Markets January 8 1908
Cattle receipts varied by city with steady to mixed demand. Heavy steers and cows showed modest moves while hog prices dropped locally, gains noted in light hogs and some regions reporting steady to firm cattle prices. Major markets included New York St Louis Chicago Kansas City and small observed shifts in East Buffalo Pittsburg with overall activity described as active to steady.
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Cincinnati
Shen
New York
St, Louis
Texas
Chicago
Kansas City
Commercial Tribune
East Buffalo
Pittsburg
Butter Eggs Cheese and Poultry Markets Across Cities
Butter and eggs show firmness in New York Chicago and Kansas City markets on Jan 8. New York receipts include 4 856 pkgs butter 1 017 boxes cheese and 12 789 cases eggs with varied prices. Kansas City reports egg firmness at 23 to 21 cents. Chicago notes butter 20 to 29 cents and cheese gains with Young Americas at 12 4 to 13 1 2 cents. poultry alive firmer across regions with turkeys and chickens quoted.
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New York
Pennsylvania
Kansas City
Chicago
Market Report on Mining Stocks in New York
New York on January 8 lists various mining shares with quoted prices including Adams Consolidated .05 and Ontario 2.00, Ophir 1.15, Sierra Nevada .35, Standard 1.40, Iron Silver .75, Comstock Tunnel .20, Leadville Consolidated .06, Brunswick Consolidated .10, Horn Silver and others, reflecting a snapshot of early mining stock activity and valuation.
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New York
Adams
Alice
Brunswick
Comstock Tunnel
Con
Cal
Leadville
Little Chief
Ontario
Potosi Pa
Cotton Seed Oil Prices in New Orleans Market
In New Orleans, prime cotton seed oil sells at 39 cents per pound. Trade activity centers on bulk consignments and regional buyers monitoring price shifts in the commodity market.
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New Orleans
Zan
Prime
Ohio Incorporations Filed in Columbus Today
The Columbus Film Exchange Company files for 10000 dollars with founders Michael J. McAndrews Peter A. Sturgeon John Patch Chester H. Brockett and F F D Albery. The Courtland Hotel Company of Canton seeks 50000 dollars by Harvey F. Ake Luther Day L C Keeler William B. Quinn and John L. Ammerman. The Woolson Company lists 15000 dollars with A W Woolson M Woolson C C Woolson Frank A Woolson and Harold E Woolson. The Ney Banking Company of Ney files for 250000 dollars by Park Lehman R H Moats Wesley Campbell Edward Myers and Q Welke.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Columbus Film Exchange Company
Michael J. McAndrews
Peter A. Sturgeon
John Patch
Chester H. Brockett
F. F. D. Albery
Courtland Hotel Company
Canton
Harvey F. Ake
Luther Day
L. C. Keeler
William B. Quinn
John L. Ammerman
Woolson Company
J. Vernon
A. W. Woolson
M. Woolson
C. C.woolson
Frank A. Woolson
Harold E. Woolson
Ney Banking Company
Ney
Park Lehman
R. H. Moats
Wesley Campbell
Edward Myers
Q. Welke
Death of Mrs Cornelia McClintock of Lexington Ky
News of Mrs Cornelia McClintock 72 widow of Alexander McClintock reached Lexington. Her sons include Prof W D McClintock dean of Chicago University Prof Samuel McClintock once in charge of Government schools in the Philippines Dr Charles McClintock of Detroit famed antitoxin research and John D McClintock Lexington capitalist. Cincinnati relatives named Mrs Mary Patton Hudson Joseph Peebles and Mrs B S McKee.
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Cornelia McClintock
Lexington
W. D. McClintock
Chicago University
Samuel McClintock
Philippines
Charles McClintock
Detroit
John D. McClintock
Lexington Capitalist
River Schedule Incomplete Departure Times Noted
Turbulent listing shows various city departures with inconsistent times and misspelled names. Entries include Tacoma Portland Maysville Louisville Memphis and gly.
Boulevard construction on tap for Lower River Road group
The association plans to discuss a $250000 boulevard from Anderson Ferry to Home City at Fre mans Hall this evening. Committees will report on securing water gas electricity and transportation for villages in the group.
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Anderson Ferry
Stage of the River Falls at Cincinnati
The Ohio River at Cincinnati stood at 22 feet 8 inches at 6 p.m. yesterday and was descending.
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Ohio
Cincinnati
River Packet Departures and Schedules at Cincinnati
The Cincinnati port shows departures yesterday for Maysville Courier Madison City of Cincinnati to Louisville. Today be expected arrivals include Tacoma Maysville Courier Lizzie Bay City of Louisville. Forecast Ohio River to fall through Wednesday and Thursday with several boats listed and times.
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Cincinnati
Courier
Maysville
Kentucky
Madison
City of Cincinnati
Louisville
Tacoma
Pomeroy
Lizzie Bay
City of Louisville
Louiisville
Ohio River
Ohio
Greene Line
Tagdoma
Sycamores
Charleston
All Way
Sycamore Street
Main Street
Memphis
Georgia Lee
Broadway
J. T. Hatfield
Iron Age
Janz Ne
Law School to Debate Interstate Commerce Reform
About March 1 Cincinnati Law School debates Ohio State University law department in Columbus on to compel corporations in interstate commerce to incorporate under Federal laws. Cincinnati team chosen January 17 by Sid ney Stricker Frank Gorman and Morison R. Waite. Students show strong interest and many supporters will travel to Columbus.
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Cincinnati Law School
Law Department
Ohio State University
Columbus
Cincinnati
Sidney Stricker
Frank Gorman
Morison R. Waite
Rooters
Injunction Sought In Eight Hour Day Strike
Judge Shattuck heard arguments in Superior Court on a bid to restrain grand officers of the International Printing Pressmen and Assistants Union from launching an immediate eight hour day strike. Plaintiffs from a St Louis local claim a binding contract with the Typothetae bars such a strike before 1909 and allege grand officers are funding an $80,000 drive and imposing 10 percent weekly assessments. Proceedings continue this afternoon.
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International Printing Pressmen and Assistants’ Union
Workum & Bowdle
Kinkead, Rogers & Ellis
Real Estate Exchange backs tax reform and mortgage exemption
At its annual meeting the Cincinnati Real Estate Exchange urged abolishing tax on securities and exempting real estate mortgages. A plan to revise double taxation to spur mortgage lending and investment was approved for trustee action and possible legislative advocacy. The group also adopted an Interchange Bureau and discussed an elevated railroad proposal amid opposition.
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Real Estate Exchange
Burnet House
Exchange
Rufus B. Smith
J. G. Schmidlapp
Kesley Schoepf
L. & N. Railroad
Bettis Appeal Dismissed Against Cumberland Telephone
United States Circuit Court of Appeals yesterday ordered the Bettis appeal against Cumberland Telephone and Telegraph Company dismissed. The case challenged a Tennessee Federal Court decision by Judge McCall. Attorneys Clevenger, B. Pomeroy, and others were admitted to practice. bankruptcy petition filed seeking liabilities of 7 739 with assets 2 215.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Circuit’ Court of Appeals
Eugene J. Bettis
Cumberland Telephone and Telegraph Company
McCall
Tennessee Federal Court
Byers
Carnegie Steel Company
A. E. Clevenger
Cleveland
M. Clevenger
Wilmington
Louis B. Sawyer
L. Mitchell
William Smith
Cincinnati
Lillian B. Pomeroy
Judge Bromwell Dismisses Bargers Dry Cleaning Charge
COMMON PLEAS COURT judge Bromwell dismissed the fine on Isaac Barge for operating a dry cleaning shop at 709 Vine street finding the statute targets property owners or occupants and the record showed Barg was neither. A. H. Morrill represented Barg.
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Bromwell
Isaac Barge
Vine Street
A. H. Morrill
Barg
William Fulton
Walnut Street
A. D. Smith
Martha C. Smith
William E. Smith
Wiliam L. Eimer
A. J. Eggers & Co
A. Lotze Sons & Co
O'Connell
Eggleston Avenue
Drausin Wulsin
George H. Kattenhorn
John G. O’connell
Thomas C. McGrath
Vinton Perrin
Rockdale
Wilson Streets
Perrin
McGrath
T. T. Brown
Mouliner, Bettman & Hunt
Davis Sewing Machine Company
Dayton
Brighton Alloy Company
Pfieger
Powell & Smiley
Charles S. Sparks
Morris, Tuttle & Harper
Divorce sought after cruelty and neglect years after marriage
Ida Chain sues for divorce alimony and child custody from Elijah Chain a stonemason alleging extreme cruelty and failure to provide She left him twice before January 7 1908 and says on that day he broke dishes and furniture Harry A Rust attorney H J Appling attorney.
River stage notes and weather across cities
Pittsburg reports the river at Davis Island Dam six feet and falling with snow and cold weather. Madison lists the river at 2.8 feet and dropping amid snow and colder conditions. Louisville notes a river fall of seven point two feet with canal level eight point four and locks two point one feet lower, cloudy and cold. Cairo shows river at two feet and near two tenths foot. cloudy and cold. The Jim Wood arriving on the Upper Mississippi reported a stage of twelve feet and escape four point three feet, with a one foot drop in twenty four hours.
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Pittsburg
Davis
Island Dam
Madison
Lotisville
Cairo
Neose
Jim Wood
Upper
Mississippi
Law Urges Watchmen at Crossings to Cut Accidents
Joseph Bassett secretary of the Central Labor Council cited a law requiring all railway and traction companies to station watchmen at crossings. He urged obedience and said fewer accidents would result. The letter was referred to Council for action.
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Joseph Bassett
Central Labor Council
Board of Public Service
Council For Action
Divorce Suit Alleges Affair and Hidden Property Sale
Margaret Pool sues James Pool livery stable keeper seeking alimony for herself and two children. She alleges eight years of affair with Carrie Scheerer and that Pool negotiated sale of property to defeat alimony, asking restraining order against the sale. Judge O Connell grants the order. Caldwell represents the plaintiff.
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Margaret Pool
James Pool
West Seventh Street
O'Connell
Probate Court Settlements and Estate Filings
The guardian of Leroy Schorle settled a claim for 200 dollars after a boy fell from a wall near Mulberry and Vine into a basement on the Martie Longworth-Storer estate. Applications to administer estates include Joseph P. Dehner and Henry Curtis among others with estates ranging from 12,580 to 10,0000 dollars. Judge Maisbury authorized the 200 dollar settlement with M A Hunt Co for Bernard Goosman II injuries. Cincinnati Traction Co paid 500 dollars for Louis Kemper Jr injuries in the Elberon avenue car accident. The personal estate of Sophia Campbell was appraised at.
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Leroy Schorle
Mulberry
Vine Streets
Martie Longworth-Storer
Joseph P. Dehner
Hy, Stabler
Alexander Campbell
Sophia Campbell
Charles Broadwell
Henry Curtis
John Weil
Philip Huppert
Elizabeth Hespeler
Emma Harris
Karl G. Weber
Kate Weber
J. T. Maltby
Charles J. Maltby
Frank Barlion
Maisbury
M. A. Hunt & Co
Bernard Goosman
Cincinnati Traction Company
Louis Kemper, Jr
Elberon Avenue
Insolvency Court Grants Allowance Request
Malcolm C. M. Cassy, who recently made an assignment, applied for a $500 allowance from his assets in lieu of homestead to support his wife and three children. The filing comes as part of his insolvency proceedings.
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Malcolm C. M. Cassy
Norton to Stand Trial for Highway Robbery Today
Court notes say Harry Edward Norton, among several arrested before Christmas, faces trial today before Judge Caldwell for highway robbery. Robbers found guilty last week received sentences of twelve and fifteen years.
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Harry Edward Norton
Westwood Property Sells At Record Price On Harrison
A plot measuring 176 feet on the north side of Harrison avenue opposite Werk road sold for 3000 dollars, a record price for Westwood property. Mr Aulthauser plans to build a fine residence with a total investment near 12000 dollars.
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Harrison Avenue
Werk Road
Westwood
Aulthauser
Real Estate Transfers and Mortgages in Local Subdivisions
Real estate list shows numerous transfers, mortgage changes, and building permits. Items include Joseph Thoms to Louis Les’ Lesee ath and many other conveyances across Union Avenue, Myrtle and Fountain streets, plus Clark Montgomery, Harriet Her ron, and John Herron among parties. Building permit issued for a two and a half story frame residence at Carthage and Walker avenues with an $8,200 cost.
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Joseph C. Thoms
Louis Les’ Lesee
Mary Mode
Peter Ruehlmann
Union Avenue
Louisa Hester Et al
Mary Filder
Dacia
Maver
Charles Lewis
Clara I. Baryon
Edwin Anderson
Michael G. Heintz
Powel Crosley
Henry L. Nagel
Herman Telker
Harvey Avenue
Union Soe
Chase
Harriet C. Herron
John W. Herron
Price
Ringold Street
C. Donaldson
Spee
Catherine L. Betty
Helen G. Curry
Myrtle Avenue
Frederick J. P. Brackett
Mere P. Piepem
Fountain Avenue
Glendale
Christina Grimm
Anna Sthell
Pleasant Street
Anna M. Flick
Fred Bohmer
Everett Street
Cutter
Jones Streets
Milton E. van Pelt
Maggie A. van Pelt
Colerain Township
Seeshiboccers
Lawrence Imholte
Patrick Aylward
Delhi
Frank Emminger
Adele H. Westfield
O. N. Bage
Clark B. Montgomery
Donaldson’s
Clark B. ‘Montgomery
Francis C. Wright
John H. Heasaler
F. C. Wright
Mr. Healthy
Seeloes
Charles Anderson, Jr
Kemper’s
John H. Hessler
Kate Fisher
C. Wright
Mt. Healthy
Windloch-Muhihauser Brewing Co
Henry Taphorn
Liberty Street
Linn
Baymiller
Alsbic Sapere Ecees
Carthage Piked
Walker Avenue
Frank Longel
New Suits Filed in Common Pleas Court
List of cases filed in Common Pleas Court including Peter H. Pharo et al vs City for 33500, John R Huff et al vs Charles M Cle for estate partition, Ida Chain vs Elijah Chain for divorce, William Fulton vs A Denniston Smith for 5000 damages, Louise Roach vs John Roach for divorce, Ethel Tischler vs Joseph Rosenthal appeal, Jacob Ragine vs Cincinnati Tree Co for 3000 damages, Caspar Weirich vs The Vacuum Sanitary Cleaning Co for 500 on agreement.
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Peter H. Pharo
Hellker
John R. Huff
Charles M. Cle
Ben B. Dale
Ida Chain
Elijah Chain
H. J. Appling
William Fulton
A. Denniston Smith
M. C. Lykins
Louise Roach
John Roach
Harry A. Rust
Ethel Tischler
Joseph Rosenthal
Squire Meyers
Superior
Jacob
Ragine
Cincinnati Tree. Or Co
Bates
George Weimer Dies in Surrey Home at 80
George Weimer longtime Cincinnati business figure connected with John Hauck Brewing Company died Sunday evening at the home of his daughter Mrs. Cross in Surbiton Surrey England. He was married in the early 1870s to Rosanna Ferguson of Akron Ohio. His daughter and two grandsons visited last spring before the Weimers moved to England.
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George Weimer
Cincinnati
Wilson Cross
Surbiton
Surrey County
Fagland
Cross
Weimer
John Hauck Brewing Company
Rosanna Ferguson
Akron
Mrs. Weimer
Dayton Street
England
Mr. Cross
Standard Oil Company
University Club to Elect Officers Tonight
The annual election of officers will be held tonight in the club rooms on East Fourth street. Directors who elect officers are expected to favor the present officials, with Edward H. Ernst likely to be president Clyde Johnson treasurer and Malcolm McAvoy secretary.
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University Club
East Fourth Street
Edward H. Ernst
Clyde Johnson
Malcolm McAvoy
Special Stockholders Meeting of Cincinnati Hamilton & Dayton Rail
The Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton Railway Company announces a special stockholders meeting at its general office Room 66 Carew Building Cincinnati Ohio on Friday February 7 1908 at 2 oclock. Items include authorizing a supplement to the 1904 mortgage to limit refunding bonds and maturity terms and authorizing purchase of outstanding refunding bonds and related financing up to 14286000 with bonds due 1913 at 4 percent interest and securing notes with a pledge to Central Trust Company. Also ratification of the Board action December 30 1907 and any other business. Transfer books close January 27 1908 and reopen February 5 1908 at 10 am. Thomas J Walsh Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton Railway Company
Carew Building
Fifth and Vine Streets
Cincinnati
Ohio
United States Mortgage and Trust Company
Central Trust Company of
New York
Sach
Thomas J. Walsh
Notice of Civil Service Examination for Substitue Patrolmen
By resolution of the Board of Public Safety a mental examination of Substitute Patrolmen for promotion to Patrolmen will be held at City Hall at the southeast corner of Ninth and Central avenues on Thursday January 20 at 9 30 a m The exam covers city government Police Department organization discipline locations topography of the city Police regulations city ordinances Ohio criminal law duties of a woman report writing and spelling The Board President and Secretary sign the notice
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Board OF Public Safety
City Hall
Ninth and Central Avenue
State of
Ohio
Wolman
W. F. B. J.J. Mulvihtlal
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Grain and Provisions
John W. Ballman
W. E. Hutton & Co
Foster & Co
C. J. Buddeke & Co
Union Trust
WOOL
NEW York Mining
City OF States
Glibe
GEOR
LAW School
Court News
Casper Welerich
Vacuum Sanitary Cleaning Company
Thomas D. Wogan
Jarvis F. Stokes
Samuel L. Stokes
Harry 8. Maddock
C. L. Maddock
Lawrence C. Wogan
Spangenberg & Spangenberg
Jacob Ravine
Bates & Meyes
Ed Murphey
William M. Hugle
Theodore Mayer
EB. M. Costello
Hugle
Hiram 8. Mathers
The
Lt. Scott
Ohio Tax League
Cincinnati Real Estate Exchange
League
Louis B. Thoms
Court Street
Ann Cooper
George P. Ingram
S. M. Cooper
H. Herbert Moninger
East Rockdale Avenue
Avondale
William Aulhauser
John and
R. A. Powell
Harvout Bros
Nicholas P. Smith & Bros
United States Court
Bettis
Cumberland Telephone
Common Pleas Court
Labor
Probate Court
August von Bargen
Sharon 8. & A. Company
Magdelena Bruder
Green Street
Harry J. Buuke
George P. Wood
Mary N. Buddington
Thomas L. Michie
J. Cresap
William M. Fridman
Edward T. Allen
B. Thoms
Fred Bonner
Cde
Anne Blick
R. H. Moore
Ephraim H. Hilly
Fred Reichel
Liberal L. & B. Co
Lewis B. Thoms
H. W. Taylor
Lynn D. Halsted
Business Men’s B. A. & L. Company
Working Men’s Club
Harry Cloud
Penvccteons
Aecerario Vctecerese
Watkins
Same
F. Spreen
Exposition Bay
N. L
Common
Police Department
Ezekiel & Bernheim CO
Interstate Schools
Cedar Rapids
Cook
Madison Road
C. J. Neare
Lenox Place
Moormann
East Walnut Hills
Burnet Av
George St
St. Berhard
ED Sipplh
Arlington Hotel
ED Shoits
Fifth and
Um Sts
P. O. Box
Boston
Mass
A. F
Ste Raphor
United States Transfer Co
Ashington
Gilbert Av
Norwood
Union Gas and Electric CO
Plum and McFarland
Sta
Avondale—Shilltte and Harvey Av
Avondale—Union and
Harvey Av
A. G. Bofinger
Tel
Canal 244
Fiat
San Eee
Bozekiel & Bhrnheim CO
Auburn
Mt. Auburn
Medical
Dr. LaFranco
Om Line
Sycamore
Mteter
el. M
Kentucky River Freight Receiver
Tel. M
LEE Line
Memphis, Inc
Mericksburg
Pine Bluff
Peters
Q. M. Depy
Jeffersonville
Ind
Q. M
Manila
P. L
San Francisco
J. M. Marshall
Dow Drug
Serodino Bros
Tarrant Co
Hudson St. N
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