Grain Market SAGS on Imports and Wheat Weakness in Liverpool
May wheat opens weak on Liverpool receipts and interior exports, with live selling by pits and bearish action from northwest. Corn and oats slide as heavy primary movement and cold-wave forecasts depress prices. provisions also retreat though hogs rise briefly. Local receipts point to overall soft mood as traders weigh export gains against interior supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Iberad
Ces
Aeapolis
Duluth
Chicago
May Park
Grain market unsettled with mixed U S price signals
Reports from New York and multiple exchanges show wheat, corn, and oats prices fluctuating as receipts and exports vary. Wool, hides, and meat markets hold steady while fruitless liquidation dampens grain values amid weak cables and global demand concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Jan
Duluth
B. T
City Extra India
Westae
Il Dispatch
Commercial Tribune
Timor
Special Dispatch
Cotton and Clover Seed Prices in New Orleans and Chicago
Prices for cotton seed show 4e in New Orleans while Chicago notes clover seed values with Cash and ee 57 percent. March Clover at 11.15, April at 10.47, Prime 2.25, andAlsike Prime 10.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kew Orleans
Clover Seed
Alsike
Livestock Receipts Mixed With Steady Demand Across Markets
Cattle receipts were steady with demand from Cincinnati and outside sources for fair to good beef. Milch cows and bulls showed mixed prices. calves and hogs moved up modestly while sheep and lambs sold mixed with overall steady to uneven tones across major markets including East Buffalo and Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
East Buffalo
Pittsburg
New York
Chicago
Kansas City
ST. Louis
Cotton Letters indicate steady market with active trading
Local cotton market opened steady with 3 to 4 point declines and strong activity. Rumors of a bull pool headed by Sully circulated, though prudence urged skepticism.ี่ป
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sully
Foster & Co
Cotton market reports steady as futures slip then rebound
New Orleans and New York cotton markets show firm spot prices and gains after initial declines. Trading cites large NY buying, short covering, and a bull movement with mixed cables, labor uncertainty, and expectations for port receipts and Houston shipments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
New York
Shorts
Houston
Liverpool
Ocibeer
Corel
Employees file claims for wages and liens in bankruptcy case
In Kentucky and Ohio the recalcitrant Mihalovitch Fletcher firm faces wage liens from former staff. J H Parish seeks a $465 lien, and six other affidavits claim sums for salesmen and teamsters. The bid to keep current managers amid bankruptcy is contested by creditors and court actions proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mihalovitch-Fletcher Co
J. H. Parish
Fredonia
Charles Follett
Mihalovitch-Fletcher Company
Schroder
B. Frost
B. A. Isaacs
John Segal
Otto Rosenheim
Gilbert Altman
Charles Oppenheimer
Mihalovitch-Fletcher
Thompson
United States
State Court
Japanese Curio Dealer Faces Bankruptcy Action
United States Court hears bankruptcy motion against M. Sugimoto, noted Japanese art dealer, filed by landlord J. C. Thoms for $625 rent on Race street store. Dr. W. R. Thrall named receiver to wind up the business. Thoms sole creditor, total creditors under twelve. Settlement efforts ongoing. case may be dropped today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Sugimoto
J. c. Thoms
Race Street
Thoms
Sugimoto
W. R. Thrall
Divorce filings reveal varied grounds and reconciliations
David Rosenstraus sues for divorce claiming wife recognizes him only as an equal on pay days and has cut off letters and contact for nine months. John Neal sues Abbie Neal for drunkenness. Grace Livingood seeks divorce from James Livingood with alimony. Katherine Beyer reconciliation ends her divorce suit against Philip Beyer. Hermina Martin granted divorce from Ora Martin for cruelty. Andrew Iglehert divorces Addie Iglehert for neglect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Rosenstraus
C. S&s
Philip Beyer
Woodmansee
Hermina Martin
Ora D. Martin
Andrew Iglehert
Addie Iglehert
Will Divides Hofer Estate Among Heirs In Probate Court
The will of the late Charles Hofer apportions cash legacies to Walter B. Hofer two thousand to Gertie Fellner and two thousand to Eugenia Stafford. It grants Mary Ila Von Steinwehr life use of Race Street property then to her children. Other bequests include Cla Kelty real estate in Angelina County Texas and a share of the residue among Mrs Von Steinwehr Eugenia Bragg and Charles F. Hofer. Various small legacies and estates are listed plus administration applications for several decedents. Alfred J. Macdonald may settle Sacco suit for four thousand two hundred fifty with Cincinnati Traction Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth Street
Cincinnati Traction Company
O’connell
Seventh and
Freeman Avenue
Ruthman
Thomas L. Michie
Frank Seinsheimer
Kinkead, Rogers & Dlig
Charles BE. Breuer
Common Pleas Court
Breuer
Woodmansee
Albert Bettinger
Ludlow Avenue
Clifton
William Littleford
Little
Louisa A. Dickinson
Benjamin Dickinson
North Bend Road
Schorr & Wesselman
Charles Hofer
Walter B. Hofer
Gertie
John F. Fellner
New Jersey
Hugenia
Miles A. Stafford
New York City
Marylla
William von Steinwehr
Testator
Race Street
Front
Second Streets
C.la Kelty
Angelina County
Texas
Mary Elia von Steinwehr
Eugenia Co. Bragg
Charles F. Hofer
Bertha Newhoff
Frank J. Smith
Patrick Smith
Mary Johnston
Mary K. Bollinger
Augusta Laps
Adam Stifel
Anna E. Brickner
D. W. Craig
Clara Crockett
John A. Caldwell
Marie Kempton
Maria Dickman
John H. Dickman
Charles Eder
Elizabeth Eder
Harry A. Schmidt
Anna Schmidt
Robert E. Hayden
Minnie Hayden
William E. Wright
Henry Bet
Court Notes: Various Local Civil and Criminal Actions
The congregation of Sherith Israel sues Samuel Murr for 100 over a pew bid. George Embshoff faces an appeal-bond collection of 44.88 after wife’s alimony, with case in Justice Muller. John Weber, boy who ran from Rev White, arrested in Chicago for burglary and to be returned to Lancaster. Kuhlman Liquor Co wins 448.70 against George Sauer. Nellie Brookbank returned to Juvenile Court custody. Judge Caldwell to hear Saturday. Walter Bellew pleads guilty to assault. 30 days jail and 25 fine. Insolvency inventory $667.95. liabilities $1,262. Nellie Brookbank 16 loitering. Emmanuel Knox fined 25 and costs. girl sent to Juvenile Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R . Sherith Israel Ahavath Achim
Samuel Murr
Justice of the Peace
Muller
George H. Embshoff
Justice Muller
Harry
Lillie Embshoff
Common Pleas Court
Theircuit Court
George Embshoff
Embshoff
John Weber
J. O. White
Union Bethel
Chicago
Lancaster
Kuhlman Liquor Company
George Sauer
Nellie Brooksbank
Majestic Concert Hall
Judge Caldwell
Walter Bellew
Swing
Joseph Frankel
Nellie Brookbank
Emmanuel Knox
Knox
River Departures and Ohio River Water Level Update
Charleston to Maysville and Madison departures listed for today with times for the River. The Ohio River at Cincinnati stood 24 feet 2 inches and rising as of 6 p.m. yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio River
Cin Ciinnati
River Traffic And River Levels In Cincinnati Waterways
The Cincinnati port reports departures of the Courier to Maysville and Madison and City of Louisville to Louisville while Greenwood Lizzie Bay and City of Cincinnati are due today from various streets. The Ohio River forecast shows rising levels above Pt Pleasant with no flood threat yet. The Greene Line Greenwood, Lizzie Bay, City of Cincinnati, and Courier sail at 5 p.m. and Courier at 11 p.m. from Sycamore and Main streets.
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Charleston
Greenwood
Maysville
Courier
Madison
Lizzie Bay
Louisville
City OF
Cincinnati
Kentucky
Lizgie Bay
Ohio
Greene Line
Sycamore Street
River levels and meteorology reports across several cities
Special dispatches report river gauges at Davis Island Dam 12.2 feet and failing in Louisville falls and canal levels, Cairo 25.2 feet and falling, Evansville 17 feet and falling, St Louis 4.8 feet with snow flurries. Weather described as warmer in some places and cooler in others with rain and cloud cover. The Scotia arrives from Tennessee River at 4 30 p m and the Wash Honshell departs for the Lower Mississippi at 3 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Pittsburg
Davis Island Dam
Madison
Doncain
Louisville
Evansville
Cairo
Tennessee River
Wash Honshell
Mississippi
ST. Louis
Memphis
Ohio Incorporations Filed in Columbus Today
The East End Schnitzelbank Club in Cleveland led the list with founders Mathias Marten Charles Arnold Fred Wolf Alex Geddes and Charles Rossier The National Printing Machine Company Cleveland 10000 by S M Davis William C Rhodes C N Fincus Charles H Taylor and BE M Hendry The McCassy Show Case Company Cincinnati 10000 by August Tiemeyer Robina Tiemeyer Karl Ruemmele Ella Richen Norma Traub The Heldman Clothing Company Cincinnati 200000 by Jacob Heldmean Julius Seied A W Schofield Jo Schild and S E Strauss The Busch Everett Company Toledo 200000 by E H Everett L BE Deng George P Greenbalge Raymond T Garrison and Fred L Geddes The Enger Company Cleveland by F J Moore Ivan Enger Frank H Miner C C Pierce and S C Vessy Ferry Cap and Set Screw Company Cincinnati increase capital stock from 50000 to 100000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
East End
Schnitzelbank Club
Cleveland
Mathias Marten
Charles Arnold
Fred Wolf
Alex Geddes
Charles Rossier
National Printing Machine Company
S. M. Davis
William C. Rhodes
C. N. Fincus
Charles H. Taylor
BE. M. Hendry
McCassy Show
Cincinnati
Raymond T. Garrison
Fred L. Geddes
Enger Company
F. J. Moore
Ivan Enger
Frank H. Miner
Cc. C. Pierce
S. C. Vessy
Ferry Cap and
Court Upholds Adoption Legality In Cheviot Case
Common Pleas Court upholds the legality of the adoption of George Markley by the late Louis Schaumloeffel a Cheviot baker. Evidence shows asylum manager Susan Gest signed consent for years and is prima facie evidence she acted with authority. The proceed ing probate matter questions signing over rights in Schaumloeffel estate to the widow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bramwell
George Markley
Louis Schaumloeffel
Baker
Cheviot
Susan Gest
Doy
Schaumhoeffel
John Ruthman
Joseph Lazarus Company
West
Dairy and poultry market roundups across New York Chicago and Kansas City
Market notes show butter firming in New York and Chicago with varying receipts. Cheese prices steady across regions while eggs rise slightly. Poultry demand remains strong for live Western birds and fowls, with price ranges listed. Kansas City reports weaker fresh extras and firmer butter.
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New York
Young Americas
Kansas City
Wool Prices Steady in Early Transcripts at St Louis Market
In St Louis on January 15 the wool market showed steady pricing across various grades with combing and clothing wool quoted at 21 to 22 1/2 cents, light fine at 19 1/2 to 19 3/4 cents, heavy fine at half a cent, and tub washed wool at 22 to 33 1/3 cents per pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis
O Dell Mansion Sale Nears As Herrmann Deal Advances
The purchase of the O'Dell mansion in Avondale Reading Road is near completion with August Herrmann poised as purchaser. Mrs W J O'Dell signed papers in New York leaving them with Cincinnati Trust to avoid delay as negotiations near final. Broker Jacob Schottenfels says the deal is almost closed while other real estate actions and a Norwood bond sale are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Dell
Reading Road
Avondale
August Herrmann
Herrmann
W. J. O’dell
New York
Europe
Cincinnati Trust Company
Jacob Schottenfels
Real Estate Transfers and Mortgages in Cincinnati Area
A list of real estate transactions including leases, lot sales, and parcels in East Norwood, Delhi Township, Anderson Township, and Madisonville. Also notes mortgages filed and canceled among individuals and firms such as Windisch Muhlhauser Brewing, Norfolk & Western, The Post Publishing Company, and various residents. Distinct properties include Lots in L. C. Hopkins subdivisions, Park Place, Elm and Plum streets, and parcels along University Avenue and Carthage pike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windisch Muhlhauser Brewing
L. C. Hopkins
East Norwood
Delhi Township
Railway Company
Joseph Ertel
M. Ackermann
Fanny B. Bishop
George P. Bender
Drake Avenue
Lemon
Anderson Township
C.sseenes Drees
Freeman Avenue
William Cornette
Mabel B. McBrown
Elsmere Syndicate
Henry Hilmes
Bernard J. Hilmes
Park Place
Carpenter
Plainville
W. H. Hopkins
John A. Oberhelman
William Kerber
Woodburn Crescent
Mills
Kline
Oakley
Mann
Schuster & Wilson
Emma Kohi
John G. Leifeling
Sedamsville
Mary A. Feck
Kate ‘Spearing
University Avenue
Garrard Street
Carthage Pike
Lanson M. Cooper
Rose Burkart
Walnut Street
Liberty Street
Elm
Plum Streets
Edward B. Myers
John J. Runek
William H
Henry D. Lemon
Norfolk & Western Survey
Fairfax Avenue
Jennie Hardin
Ralph J. Costello
Belle Armstrong
Henry D
Henry W. Stephenson
George
George Fisher
Frank
Ella Fisher
Anna M. Hopkins
Lovisa Mayer
Norwood
Warsaw
John B. Keys
Frances H. Shinkle
Purchase
Broermann
Minnie Broermann
Duces Curis
Censescsnvasceses Sns
Cws
Anna M. Pfitzer
George Pellerin
Shattue Avenue
Madisonville
Herman H. Panchar
Florence A. Kiechler
Jordan & Peck
Sesse
James N. Gamble
The
Post Publishing Company
Chris Broermann
Chris H. Broermann
Minnie Broer
New Suits Filed in Common Pleas Court No 138909 to 53 727
Series of civil actions listed by case number including Hendricks vs Branigan divorce actions Rosenstraus cases Stewart vs Ormsby injunction suits Morrison cases Summers vs Ohio petitions in error Livingood Neal and other filings. Also mentions receiver request in Havlin Realty Company versus Havlin Hotel Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram Hendricks
Edward Branigan
Squire Smedes
David Rosenstraus
Sarah Rosenstraus
C. S. Sparks
C. E. Stewart
Helen Ormsby
Harry F. Hopkins
Bridgett Carroll
Cogan & Wilms
Charles Summers
W. G. Morrison
State of Ohio
C. W. Spicer
Grace V. Livingood
James A. Livingood
A. C. Fricke
John Neal
Abbie Neal
W. H. Harrison
Thomas P. Greenhow
Harry R. Weber
Louisa A. Dickinson
Benjamin Dickinson
Schorr & Wesselmann
James A. Stewart
Superior Court
John H. Havlin Realty Company
The
Havlin Hotel Company
Ben L. Heidingsfeld
Turpentine and Resin Market Items Reported Across Cities
Oil City balances and shipments for crude oil are listed, with Wilmington spirits turpentine rosin and tar receipts noted as nothing doing. Savannah turpentine and rosin show steady and firm quotes, while Charleston reports nothing doing and omissions in quotations.
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Oil City
Wilmington
Savannam
Wigan
Charleston
Regent Avenue Bonds Issued For Road Improvement In Wood County
The notice states the issue of eight thousand four hundred eighty six 100 dollars to fund Regent avenue macadam improvements from Williams to Xington Avenues in Wood County Ohio. Bonds mature in ten equal yearly installments with 98 percent of costs covered after intersections. Bids sealed and endorsed Bids for Regent avenue bonds. City Treasurer W B Wichgar to oversee.
Norwood Sealed Proposals For Sewer Bond Issue
Norwood Ohio invites sealed proposals at W E Wichgar city auditor office for bonds of 328.04 dollars to fund 98 percent of Kenilworth avenue sewer work from Forest to Beech. Bonds dated Dec 3 1907 mature in five equal yearly installments with 4.5 percent interest. Bid must be at par plus accrued interest with 5 percent certified check.
Norwood Seeks Bids for City Improvement Bonds 1908
Sealed proposals will be received by the Norwood Ohio City Auditor at the southwest corner of Montgomery and Elm until 3 pm on January 30 1908 for bonds totaling 15000 dollars. Thirty bonds of 500 dollars each issued November 15 1907 will bear 4.5 percent interest payable semiannually and run twenty years. Proceeds fund streets paving grading sewering and cement sidewalks as per ordinance of October 21 1907. A six percent reserve of gross bonds is reserved for the City Treasurer. Bids addressed to City Auditor Norwood Ohio.
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Norwood
Ohio
Omery and
Elm Avenues
Carthage Avenue
Norwood Viewee
Burgoyne Road
W. E. Wichgar
Montgomery and
Regent Avenue
Williams Avenue
Xington Avenue
W. B. Wichgar
Kenilworth Avenue
Forest Avenue
Pointno
Beech Street
State of
United States Mortgage and Trust Company
Central Trust Company of New York
Thead
Thomas J. Walsh
Notice of Civil Service Examination for Patrolmen
By resolution of the Board of Public Safety a mental examination for substitute patrolmen seeking promotion to patrolman will be held at City Hall on Thursday January 23 1908 at 930 am. Subject areas include city government police department rules and regulations city locations and topography criminal law of Ohio duties of a peace officer report writing penmanship and spelling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board OF Public Safety
City Hall
Ninth and Centra Avenue
Cty
Police Department
State of
Ohio
W. F. Boyd
J. J. Mulvihill
Proposals for making Khaki Clothing at Chicago depot
Sealed proposals in triplicate will be received at the Chief Quartermaster’s Office Chicago until noon January 24 1908 for manufacturing and delivering khaki coats breeches and mounted breeches to Chicago New York or Philadelphia depots. Quantities up to 25000 coats 50000 pairs breeches and 12500 mounted breeches with 20 to 50 percent increase possible. Domestic manufacture preferred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chief Quartermaster’s Office
Federal Building
Chicago
New York
Philadeler
Quartermaster’s Department
W. W. Robinson, JR
Proposals for Neatsfoot Oil Issued by Quartermaster Office
Chief Quartermaster's Office in Chicago invites sealed proposals for 2 500 gallons Neatsfoot Oil with possible 20 to 25 percent increase. Bids due January 21 1908 at noon, with delivery to Chicago or Philadelphia depots. Domestic manufacture preferred.
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Iwzentine
IORN
Morty O
Essewednt Ca
Corp, Bush
Grain and Provisions
Idulaith
Bernt Milwaureel
Timothy
East Track
Hayady
Park Lower
B. Gard
Nneapolis
Jah
Nsas City
Timothy Steady
Cotton Letters
W. E. Hutton & Co
Manchester
New England
Co. J. Ruddeke & Co Union Trust
Montha
Yocoseewes
Seevenneene
Curio
Eric-a-Brac
United States Court
Probate Court
Pomeroy
WOOL
Eaplaing Otatug OF
Udell
Carrie Schlicht
Vine Street
Corry
Rieg & Marty
Peggitter
Jesse Dunn
Garfield
Philip Pfeiffer
Boudinot Avenue
Frederick A. Schmidt
Baltimore Pike
Juniot Heirs
A. Dunnewald
John Nelle
East Third Street
Adam Hust
Clifton Heights
Eligabeth Griffith
Jacob Black Sadees
Nicholas Faeth
Mabel Johnson
Republic L
BR Seb
Csewe
Sanson
M. Cooper
E. B
Peter Made
Peter Ruehlmann
F. B. Ducker
Philomena Schulhof
Mary E. Stevens
Cornelia Conley
Malvina Boggs
Atlas L. & B. Co
William B. Richardson
John Loffink
J. W. Hull
Ill
Chicago, Ork
Philadelphia
U. S. Army
Ezekiel & &Bernheim Co
Main Street
Axminster
Brussels
Smyrna
Ezekiel & Bernheim Co
Moler Barber College
W. 4Th St
No. W. Fourth St
Cedar Rapids
Burnet Av
Telephone North
A. G
Anna
John Cooper
Mt. Vernon
Fiat
N. Fairmount
Hopple St
Western Av
Bath
United States Transfer Co
Cor. Court and
Reedy Sts
Norfolk and Western Depot
Financial and Loans
Capital
Ontario
Canada
C. A. Millar
Gibson Hotel
Medical
Dr. LaFranco
Lafranco
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton Railway. Company
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton Railway Company
Carew Building
Fifth and Vine Streets
Towers
Dow Drug St
Serodino Bros
Tarrant Co
Hudson St
Sycamore
Tel. M
Tel
Iwuisville
Potats
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