Wheat Prices Slip as Heavy Selling Dominates Chicago Markets
Wheat prices on the Chicago market fell about 2 cents from the day's high amid heavy selling by holders. May delivery closed near the low, down to about $0.9812 per bushel, with corn and oats also weakening while provisions rose. Primary receipts and Argentine shipments contributed to bearish sentiment as traders shifted from longs.
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Chicago
May
Atoc
Minneapolis
Duluth
May Park
Wheat and flour markets across multiple U.S. cities
The report surveys prices and activity for flour and grains in New York Chicago Duluth Milwaukee Minneapolis and Kansas City with notes on wheat futures, cash bids No 1 and No 2 northern and hard winter grades, oats barley rye and byproducts. Prices show weakness and steadying trends amid supply reports and export activity.
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New. York
Minnesota
New York
F.o. B
Duluth
Kansas
Bestern Pening Sereer
Commercial Tribune
Og Imore
Metals Market Report From New Fore and London Trade
New Fore market steady to higher with spot at 124 8s and futures 125 5s. Copper shows sharp moves in London with spot 6d and futures 61 15s. locally dull with lake 62a 6d, electrolytic 12.75 and casting 15.25 to 13.00. Iron market soft with London prices down. local price 4.45 to 4.55. standard foundry 46s and Cl w 47s 64. Lead at Louis price 3.60 and spelter listed.
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London
Standard Foundry
Cl W
Northern Sts
Southern Soft
Pork Packing and Provisions From Cincinnati Price Current
Large slaughter of hogs continues in the West with 90 000 hogs reported this week. Cumulative totals since November 1 reach 7 370 000, up from last year by 330 000, and up 1 000 000 in four weeks. Prices average about 4 25 per 100 pounds as corn price relations vary and demand softens for provisions despite liberal export clearances.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Cibilen
Csi
Seneral
Kansas City
Csevecsis
South Omaha
Ottumwa
Cedar Rapids
Sioux City
Saante
St. Paul
Minn
Cleveland
Louisville
Kyi
Secess
Wichita
Kan
Detroit
Mich
Nebraska City
Neb
Marshalltown
Grain Trade And Crops Report From Cincinnati
The Cincinnati Price Current notes little overall change in agriculture. Winter wheat shows resilience to mild weather with some localized insect concerns, and Kansas conditions look favorable overall. Corn prospects improve in some areas, while moisture affects storage. Persistent low hog and cattle prices support continued livestock marketing amid favorable winter weather.
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Kansas
Pig Iron Market Shows Growing Inquiries and Steel Demand
The Pig Iron Market reports rising inquiries and numerous small orders with producers lowering stock and expecting stronger buying later. Foundry iron has far more demand from pipe companies, while finished steel products activity remains fairly active with new orders for structural steel in the East. Coke and various foundry prices are tabulated for spot and future shipments, reflecting a cautious but improving market.
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Rogers, Brown & CO. A
Cincinnati
Southern Coke
re + SON ae
Eien
Lake Superior
Jicgcesseoers
Superior
Serns Ae
Jackson County
New York
Foundry
Northern
Gees Neee
Gray Forge
Iae
Ae Basie
Virginia
Virginia Foundry
Southern
Ryuthern
Fay Tovbel
Iron trade shows steady buying amid cheap iron era
The market for iron runs with cautious consumer buying in small lots while prices stay near production costs. Many furnaces operate at a loss or close down as demand remains soft and sellers face fierce price competition. Buyers expect a bottom but sellers resist current pricing.
Burley Market Notes Demand Outpaces Supply
The market shows strong demand for cagmon and bright trash with few rejections. Five warehouses offered 335 hhds new and 121 hhds old, with transactions across new and old lots at various price ranges. Farmers and Shippers reported 133 hhds new and 151 old birds with multiple price points, indicating firm activity and strong buyer interest.
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Cagmon and Bright
Globe
Demand for cattle quiet in Cincinnati market report
Cincinnati market notes heavy butcher stock steady to light demand with overall quiet trade. Prices vary by class from heavy steers to calves, hogs and sheep showing mixed movement across multiple markets including Buffalo and Pittsburgh with receipts and shipments listed.
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Cincinnati
Commercial
Tribune
Buffalo
Commercial Tribune
Pittsbup
New York Mining Prices Reported
In New York on January 30 Adams Con shows 03, Alice 2.75, Breece 0.10, Brunswick Con 0.12, Comstock Tunnel 0.26, Con. California and Virginia indicate mixed values. Hors Silver 0, Wise, MBS -0.08, Small Hope Ravage appears in noisy OCR text with unclear figures.
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New York
Adams
Alice
Breece
Brunswick
Comstock Tunnel
California
Virginia
Hors Silver
Wise
Lars Ier Weta
Bonds Secured By Electric Company Mortgage Plan
The Harrison Electric and Water Company mortgaged to Provident Savings Bank to secure a $30,000 bond issue for the Harrison Light and Water Company including franchises and personal property. Bonds mature in 20 years with 5 percent interest. Various leasing and building plans are noted, including a 16 room apartment in Fourth Avenue Price Hill, a $10,000 remodeling of a Middle Town church for Eagle Lodge, and a $5,000 duplex on Wheeler Street. Additional property trades and purchases are listed with architects involved.
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Harrison Electric and Water Company
Provident Savings Bank and Trust Company
Harrison Light and Water Company
Harrison
Edward Hart
East Wirth Street
George Golde & Co
Golde & Co
Union Savings Bank and Trust Company
Fourth Avenue
Price Hill
Henry Wedig
Andrew R. James
C. C. and
EB A. Weber
PS Omy
Middletown
Eagle Lodge
Mary
Rieg and
Marty
Wheeler Street
Warner
Divorce Demands After Acquittal in Abuse Case
James A. Egelston seeks divorce from Pearl Noel Egelston after his acquittal on abuse charges. He alleges repeated moves, shabby housekeeping, bossy behavior, and custody disputes. He requests custody of their child Charles Albert and for Pearl to resume her maiden name.
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James A. Egelston
Pearl Noel Egleston
Egelston
Charles Albert
Real Estate Transfers and Leases in Local District
Real estate activity lists numerous transfers and leases. Transactions include Edward N. Wild to Charles S. Houston for one month on Lot 20 in College Hill at $9 yearly with purchase option, and many other property dealings in Hartwell, Mt. Pleasant, Norwood, and surrounding areas involving numerous individuals and firms.
New Suits Filed in Common Pleas Court
A list of cases filed in Common Pleas Court No. 130 023 and related dockets includes Margaret Rapp and others for partition of estate with defendants Harry Wernke and Frank P. Garrisor. Charles Summers and others against the State of Ohio in petition in error. Charles Guamete versus the State of Ohio. Summers versus the State of Ohio. Patrick Kelly versus Mary Kelly for divorce. John A Caldwell et al seeking will construction. Martha Odes versus John Rhodes for divorce. Louise E B Kimball et al. T J Hall versus Patrick Gleason. Susan I Phiet versus John W Thomas. Carrie Kampheus versus William etc.. various clerks and attorneys listed with docket numbers.
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Margaret Rapp
Harry Wernke
Frank P. Garrisor
Charles Summers
State of Ohio
C. W. Spicer
Charles Guamete
C. W. Ker
A Summers
C.W. Spier
Patrick Kelly
Mary Kelly
Malley & No
Was Koben
Z. Kahn
Squire
N. R. Co
Farmers and Shippers’ Leaf Tobaccoarehouse
Kinkead
Rogers
John A. Caldwell
John A
Will
P. S. Phillips
W. A. Bruck
Martha Odes
John Rhodes
Mallon & Wordenberg
Louise EB. Kimballs
Hugo Kimball
D. T. Hackett
T. J. Hall
Patrick Gleason
Susan I. Phiet
John W. Thomas
A.earl
N. Iston
L. B. Sawyer
Carrie’ Kampheus
William
Probate Court Names Administrators in Mackey Estate Case
The Rev. Father John M. Mackey left no will. Judge Malsbury appointed Thomas Mackey and Richard G. Bray as administrators. estate estimated at $5,000. Heirs are his brother and Mrs. Ann Condon of Batesville, Ind. Various other probate items include Gordon and Leurek estates, and multiple small bequests and appraisals.
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John M. Mackey
Malsbury
Thomas Mackey
Richard G. Bray
Father Mackey
Ann Condon
Batesville
Ind
Rebecca H. Gordon
Mary G. Webb
Kate G. Boyd
Anna Belle Gordon
Catherine Leurck
Rosa Leurck
Bernard
Frederick Hoffstetter
Rosa
Frank
Joseph
John
Bernard Leurek
Christina Engberson
Kan
William Perkins
Maggie Hinnekamp
Elizabeth Trounstine
Frederick Theiss
Matilda
Lfe
Frederick
Wilhelmina
Edward
May G. Webb
Rebecca A. Gordon
Joseph A. Cullen
Rudolph Sieckmann
John Simon
Johann Simon
Charles Ginochi
Garmello Mirabile
Matilda Théiss
Oliver 8. Bryant
Lot L. Runyon
Emilia
Sofia Jetter
Leniency Sought After Guilty Plea In Theft Case
Prosecutor Rulison urged leniency for Harry Pollock who pleaded guilty to disposing of a hired typewriter. Pollock claimed he sold the machine during a strike to support his family. Judge Caldwell took the case under advisement.
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Harry Pollock
Rulison
Charles F. Miller
Traction Company Sued for Alleged Injury in Collision
Mary G. Davis sues Cincinnati Traction Company for damages after a collision on Wayne avenue on October 6. Newell H. Grove files for $300. C Ray Jess and F Martin Morris sue Frank Fox and Asa H. Jewell for $3,400 for work on Spring Grove avenue premises.
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Mary G. Davis
Cincinnati Traction Company
Wayne Avenue
Newell H. Grove
C. Ray- Jess
Martin M. Morris
Frank Fox
Asa H. Jewell
Spring Grove Avenue
Cincinnati Forse and Mule Exchange
Legal Notices Consolidated for Civil Actions and Damages
Case list includes Kamphaus divorce action and plaintiffs Pogue Pogue with Robert A. Black. No. 63 761. Martin M. Morris vs Frank Fox et al seeks 3400 for services. No. 53 762. Syndicate vs Cincinnati stockholders for 914.33 on contract. No. 53 763. Mary G. Davis vs Cincinnati Co for 5000 damages. No. 53 764 Newell H. Grove vs Cincinnati Traction Co for 360 damages.
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Newell H. Grove
The
Cincineae Traction Co
G. O. Bayless
Building Permits Filed for Two Homes on Vine and Circle
Two and one half story brick dwelling proposed on the east side of Vine street between St. Clair and Nixon under Carrie Renta head. also a one and a half story frame dwelling planned on east side Circle street south of Baltimore Pike with Frank Emmenger as owner.
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Vine Street
St. Clair
Nixon
Carrie Renta
Penalatin
Ansotel
Dwelliz
Circle Stre
Baltimore Pike
Frank Emmenger
Attorney Seeks Attachment Against Jewell Debtor
August. W. Bruck, attorney for the plaintiff, seeks to attach property as the company is indebted to Jewell.
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Jewell
W. Bruck
Plaintiff
Insolvency Court weighs release of asylum inmate
Judge A M Warner of the Insolvency Court reviews a writ of habeas corpus to release Peter F Arthur from Long View Asylum. Arthur, committed in August 194, is deemed unsound minded by the asylum physician, while Chester R Shook argues against the release. Nathan Arthur opposes the move.
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A. M. Warner
Peter F. Arthur
Longview Asylum
Arthur
Chester R. Shook
Nathan Arthur
Peter Arthur
Warner
Mihalovitch-Fletcher Company Enters Bankruptcy Fight
The Mihalovitch-Fletcher Company yesterday appeared to oppose creditors' bankruptcy action. Through counsel it denies insolvency and requests an investigation by a jury. Creditors include Old Kentucky Distillery Wathen & Co and Batman & Son. James Hamilton of College Corner Preble County filed for bankruptcy.
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Mihalovitch-Fletcher Company
Old Kentucky Distillery
Wathen & Co
Batman & Son
James Hamilton
College Corner
Preble County
Court notes on criminal case dismissals and sentences
David Izar and John Erpenbeck were both dismissed yesterday. John Sanders was sentenced to four years in the penitentiary yesterday for shooting at Patrolman Benjamin Weiman on November 20. Albert E. Bradbury, 963 Elberon Avenue, was committed to Longview Hospital after confinement in a Cincinnati sanitarium.
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David Izar
John Erpenbeck
John Sanders
Benjamin Weiman
Albert E. Bradbury
Elberon Avenue
Longview Hospital
Cincinnati
River Departures and Ohio River Level Report
The River column lists departures from Manchester Madison Louisville Memphis and other towns with times for shipments and ads. It notes the stage of the Ohio River at Cincinnati at 17 feet and rising as of yesterday evening.
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Ohio
Cincinnati
River Traffic and Ice Delay Cincinnati Packets
Yesterday departures from Cincinnati included the Greenwood to Charleston and Courier to Maysville while Lizzie Lay headed to Macdigan and City of Cincinnati to Louisville. Today arrivals include Courier from Maysville Madison City of Louisville and Stacker Lee from Memphis. The Ohio forecast warns of rising water and heavy ice at Pt. Pleasant with continued rise in Cincinnati and delays for Pittsburgh towboats.
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Cincinnati
Greenwood
Charleston
Courier
Maysville
Lizzie Lay
Macdigan
City of Cincinnnati
Louisville
Kentucky
Madison
City of
Stacker Lee
Memphis
Ohio River
Ohio
Huntington
Pt. Pleasant
Manchester
Sycamore Street
Main Street
Tasneville
Lee
Broadway
Pittsburg
River conditions and ships movements aboard Ohio and Mississippi reports
Special dispatches report river levels and traffic across ports including Pittsburg Wheeling Louisville Madison Bevansville Cairo and St Louis with water levels falling or rising and vessels arriving or departing such as the T H Davis Charlotte Boeckler J B Williams John 8 Summer and others noted alongside fair or cold weather and occasional ice.
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Commercial Tribune
Pittsburg
Davis Island Dam
Wheeling
Louisville
Locky
Madison
Kentucky
Falls City
Lower
Mississippi
ST. Louis
Wool market updates from London and st Louis
Wool prices move mixed across regions with steady to higher finishes for fine grades and weaker rates for coarse crossbreds. Auctions detailed by region show New South Wales and New Zealand sales leading gains while Western Australia and Cape regions show softer greasy prices.
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ST. Louis
London
America
New South Wales
Queensland
Victoria
West Australia
New Zealand
Cape of Good Hope
Natal
Punta Fite
Commodity Prices Reported for Seed Goods in Toledo
Toledo on January 30 records seed price quotes with Clover seed cash options for January and March at 11.30, April 11.15, October price noted. Timothy seed listed prime at 2.25. Aleike prime priced at 10.50.
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Toledo
Clover Seed
Timothy
Aleike
Ohio Incorporations Filed In Columbus This Day
The J W Dysie Company of Marietta with 35000 capital and nine incorporators. The Plufftyn Sanitarium of Columbus with 20000 capital. The T B Stone Lumber Company of Cincinnati with 100000 capital. The Imperial Specialty Company of Toledo with 10000 capital. The Smith Clothing Company of Delaware with 15000 capital. The H C King Lumber Company of Marion with 50000 capital. The Akron Retail Grocers Association with several named members. Several companies report increases in capital stock in Columbus Toledo Cleveland and Marion.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
J. W. Dysie
Marietta
O. F. Dysie
J. W. Hendren
N. N. Buckland
Charles Schafer
Plufftyn Sanitarium
John J. Sutter
Joseph C. Sutter
D. C. Bix
City Hall Notes on Adier bill impact
Assistant Superintendent Longman of the Children's Home and Health Officer Mark A. Brown met to discuss how the Adier bill might affect baby farms. The measure, passed by the House in Columbus, would regulate lying in and maternity hospitals. A resident praised the service, and two of five hundred men were certified to the Board of Public Service.
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Longman
Children’s Home
Mark A. Brown
Columbus
L.B. Schuck
Evans Street
Board of Public Services
Millcreek
Kay
Board of Public Service
City Board discusses tenement changes and hospital sites
Council committee on Law Contracts and Claims plans a 10 am meeting to hear tenement ordinance change proposals. Rosenthal Printing won the Republican primary printing contract. City Engineer estimates 600 to improve McLean avenue. Public ServiceBoard rejects coal company and flooded cellar claims. Water Works book exams begin today following auditor tests.
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Park Department
O'Brien
Committee On Law, Contracts and Claims of Council
Rosenthal Printing Company
C. R. Holmes
Board of Public Service
Queen City Club
New City Hospital
Burnet Avenue
New Hospital
Elm Street
Fifth
Fourth Streets
Trough Hospital
Indiana and Michigan Leave Cincinnati Revenue Division
New laws reshuffle territory as Indiana and lower Michigan form a separate district with Indianapolis as headquarters. L G Nutt of St Louis is placed in charge with an existing staff, including transfers from Cincinnati, to handle increased duties for the division.
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Indiana
Lower Michigan
Cincinnati Revenue Agent Division
Indianapolis
L. G. Nutt
St. Louis
Cincinnatti
Ptt
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Paige OF Wheat
Sidley
Moss Park
Grain and Provisions
Coe
Neapolis
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Metals
Louis
Spelter
Planters
Buckeye
Matthew Addy
Ae Ae City
Texas
Giateene
Sylvania
NEW York Mining
Electric
Fourth Street
Real Estate, News
Cureau & Noursesfethertey
F.*niehaus
Pittsburg Water Heater Company
Nicholas Eckerlin
Max Kau
Guy Street
Emming Street
Beng
Louis B. Sawyer
Martha
Rhodes
Maud “Pope
Newcomerstown
Mallon & Vordenberg
Malloy & Grace
Carrie Kamphaus
William Kamphaus
Carrie Bishop
Pogue & Pogue
Edward N. Wild
Charles S. Houston
E. N. Wild
College Hill
Nicholas
Eckeriin
Mary E. Parker
John H. Early
Park Avenue
Hartwell
William Scheiffele
Malvina ‘Boggs
John Ee
Court Street
Henry Woost
George H. Kuhlman
Taylor Fuller &Co
John Marhoefer
Chris’ Heismann
McMillan-street
Robert Weinheimer
Lous Bembenneck
Moffatt
Brunswick-Balke-Collender Company
Delaware
East Eighth Street
W. Stanley Bray
George Fischer
Aeds
Abraham Rollins
Albert Fullman
McMakin
Mt. Pleasant
LaBoyteaux
Mt. Healthy
Albert H. Fullman
Charles Lippmeier
Fromriyes
Sceeevesvakstacs
George Tambert
Susan Rennick
Burnett Avenue
McMillan Street
Emma Loculs
Alfred F. Wellman
McMillan
Locust Street
G. Wittgenfeld
Sanson -M. Cooper
Mills & Kline
Fanny Savin
Morris Savin
Ninth Street
Lib ‘Street
Lillian B. Rudolph
Durrell Realty Company
Grebeview Pees
Montgomery Pike
Mont_gomery pike
Reece Gus Scechwinastuhene
Charles Wn Herbst
John’ H. Hallmeyer
Cedar Grove L
Thomas M. Ieee
George B. Meek
Sheritt
B. A. Co
Bryant & Trevor’s
Pairmount
Mary D. Cosbey
S Stevens
Colgater
Maneat
Chogee Star
Vasenys News
Henae Rial
Daisy Hayes
James Mossman
Gol Township
Creccoetegeses
Margaret Klein
Anna J/ Rawlins
Gladstone Avenue
Association
George W. Reade
Mary Reade
Baltimore
Avenue
Harrison Water and Light Company
Charles A. Hinsch
Harrison Water and Light Plant
Union. Savings B. & T. Co
Carey & Zimmermann
Waverly Avenue
Norwood
Maria J. McFarlan
Renee
Eckerlin
Benna
Carey
Zimmerman
Anna B
Columbia B
S. O
Schware
Henry A. Klein
Bernhard Schroeder
Meiszel
Maggie
Wiliam
Mary Worpenberg
Sone Seger
Cibet Draghtas
John E. Andi
Westwood Homestead
Elizabeth Lawrence
Aharges
Couabens
Philip
Common Pleas Court
Probate Court
Criminal Court
Superior Court
Traction Company
Kamphaus
Pogue
United States Court
Mihalovitch
Pomeroy
WOOL
City Hall Notes
Ezekiel & Bernheim Co
Cook
Lexington Avv
Avondale
Harvey Ay
Highland Av
Mt. Auburn
Hutchins Ay
Bond
Cc. W. R
E. M
Shillito and Wharvey Av
Avondale—Union and
Harvey Av
A. G. Bofinger
Main St
Tel
Canal
Fiat
Grand and Murdockays
Wyoming Bay
Evanston
Fountain Square
A. L. Pachoud
Walnut St
United States Transfer Co
Cor. Court and
Reedy Sts
Norfolk and Western Depot
Tweed
S. Lindenberg
Rosedale Place
Carew
D. B. Cham
Yorkwalsville
Greene Line
Sycamore
Tel. M
LEE Line
Memphis, Inc
Vicksburg
Pine Bluff
Way
Georgia
E. Front
J. F. Ellison
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