Weather and market swings roil Chicago grain trade
Clear weather rally in the harvest belt lifts corn and provisions while wheat slips then recovers on shorts covering. July futures trade near top as favorable winter wheat belt conditions limit demand, with cash wheat prices steady in Kansas City and St Louis. Estimates show primary receipts and futures activity amid ongoing selling and later buying to offset losses.
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ICAGO
Shorts
Orn
Provisions
Gt Cate
Wit
Wheat Market News and Grain Prices Across Regions
New York quotes show steady receipts and firm cornmeal while wheat prices vary by grade with No 2 red old at 1.48 in elev. and f.o.b. afloat. Reports from St Louis and Chicago note mixed activity on futures with No. 2 hard around 1.22 to 1.26 and nearby futures firm on active coverages.
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Duluth
F. O
Uae
Elead
Yee Mint
Ahr
Ict
Dieterber
Pease Re
Tigate
Ma Wis
Perngeandtsy Minn
Commercial Tribune
Timoirie
Dry goods trade shows mixed signals with strong rides
EWRK July 18 report notes moderately active dry goods with very strong rides. Cotton tuck advanced by large producers and yarns rose from %o to re per. Jobbers seek goods and try to secure advances. Men’s wear for spring is being bought, overall trade quiet.
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EWRK
Wool Market Steady to Firmer at London Auction
Wool offerings reached 18 100 sales with good quality and stronger demand, especially for deep growth merinos. American buyers purchased medium to crossbred wools as New South Wales 3 000 bales and New Zealand 7 000 bales were quoted in scoured and greasy forms with varied prices.
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LoUvris
London
South Australia
West Australia
Tasmania
New Zealand
Cape of Good Hope
Natal
Murder of Boy May Be Train Robbery Case
Chicago July 13. Cecil Cuthbert, 14, vanished May 25 after taking $15 from a savings bank. Police believe he was robbed and thrown from a freight train near Eikhart Indiana. Detectives received a letter from Harry Brockhofen admitting the act and saying he will flee with his aunt. A body with marks recovered near Eikhart is believed to be Cecil. Police seek Brockhofen in Columbus Ohio for arrest.
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Chicago
Cécil Cuthnest
Hiome
Dikhart
Ind
Cuthbert
Harry Brockhofen
Brockhofen
Cecil
Lake Shore
Railroad
Eikhart
Columbus
Brockhofen Denies Slaying Pie Bert in Elkhart Abduction Claim
In Columbus Indiana a State Journal reporter finds Harry Brockhofen at his grandmother's home denying he killed Pie bert. He says he left the boy four weeks ago in Elkhart Indiana with a car inspector. Brockhofen claims he did not write a letter and that he pushed Cuthbert off the Lake Shore way, per the fragmented report.
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Harry Brockhofen
State Journal
Thomas
Piebert
Elkhart
Ind
Goa
Lake Shore
Brockhofen
I. C
Cuthbert
Dividend Declared by Virginia Carolina Chemical Co
Directors declare a 3 percent dividend on common stock in New York. It is the first common stock dividend since 1998. Before the news the stock traded around 51? and 52?. after the declaration it recovered to 53? confirms.
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New York
Virginia-Carolina Chemical Company
Ecoch
Hanley
York
U. 8 CO
Léipsic
Boy hit by streetcar in two incidents on city streets
An eight year old, Harry Lippman, living at 1704 Clay Street, was slightly injured when struck by a northbound College Hill Main Street car after playing near a lime-box. Lt. Ryan noted the accident unavoidable and the boy was taken to City Hospital. In a separate incident, five year old Eugene Chanault of Sixth Street and Biasedeway was struck at a crossing by a South Norwood streetcar, suffering possible skull fracture and concussion and was hospitalized.
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Clay Street
College Hill-Main Street
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Walnut
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le ‘Oy
Heeeneau
Ryan
Third District Police
Ohioan Imperial Prince Elected at Knights of Khérassan Session
William Beatty of Toledo was elected imperial prince of the Knights of Khérassan at the blehniti convention in Toledo ABHEVILLD North Carolina. Toledo was named convention city for 1911 and a torchlight parade was the day's special feature.
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Abhevilld
N. C
William Beatty
Toledo
Knights of
Cotton market reels from Texas heat and storms in midwinter
The cotton market opened firm on firmer cables and Texas heat with October and December futures climbing early. Prices eased later as forecasts and rival selling pressed values. by close, the market held a modest net gain or steady, with southern spot markets flat to higher and weekly totals showing lighter arrivals than last year.
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York
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Prises Eceipta
New Orleans
Houston
Tobacco market steadies as farmers see higher prices
In Claesville Tennessee on July 13 the Commercial Tribune notes an active tobacco market with strong demand for 1908 crop. Independent market receipts last week totaled 469 hogsheads and 197 hogsheads sold. Prices rise about one dollar over early season levels as stocks shrink and weather damages crops. Prices quoted include Trash 4 0 4 50 and various lugs and leaf grades.
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Dispatch
Commercial Tribune
Claresville
Tenn
Associaton Séig
London
LM Ky
Tay
July market steadies amid Brazilian movement and euro stand
European markets show a stand-off with Havre unchanged and July the sole month holding ground. Sales reach 25,260 bags with July quoted around 7.00 to 7.50 cents, while other months trade at prices near 5.60 to 6.50 cents and related futures show limited shifts.
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Havre
Pena
Roe
Butter Prices and Dairy Food Market Report
Butter steady at 16 to 20 cents with creamery and standard grades noted. Cheese firm with New York full creams at 14 to 18 1/2 cents. Western firsts and current receipts reported, prices in current returnable cases and free cases.
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Pennsylvania
New York
Turpentine and Rosin Prices and Shipments Across Cities
Oil and chemical market briefs report North Lima oil balances, Spirit turpentine rates, rosin shipments to New Orleans, Savannah and Charlestons, with price ranges for late June and mid July. Wilmington notes turpentine and rosin receipts. Charleston shows turpentine and rosin quotations and packaging terms.
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North Lima
South Lima
Indiana Sc
Wilmington
Rosin Ie
Secetans
Bila
Charleston
Mack
K Fakin
Metals Markets Dip in London and St Louis on July 13
The London tin market weakened with spot at £130 17s 6d and futures at £182 7s 6d, copper ease with spot £58 and futures £58 16s 8d, electrolytic and costing prices mixed. Lead and spelter drifted lower in London, while local markets show general softness. St Louis reports lead at $4.22 and spelter at $6.26 to $5.27.
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New York
London
Cleveland
Foundry
Southern
ST. Louis
River Forecast Reports Rising Ohio River Stages
The government bulletin lists river stages and forecasts for stations including Cincinnati Charleston Huntington and Louisville with a general note of falling stages in the past twenty hours and rising at Cairo and St Louis. It records departures arrivals and notable river conditions across Ohio Valley ports and mentions warm clear weather in some locales.
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St. Louis
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Memphis
Hyde Park Club Backs Bleekman Transit Plan
Hyde Park Business Club endorsed the Bleekman rapid transit project an elevated electric line from Norwood to Cincinnati. John Ei Bleekman head of the Southwestern Traction spoke on the proposal while Councilman E. E. Kellogg discussed Hyde Park’s new trunk sewer project. The North Hyde Park Glee clubPerformance followed.
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Norwood
Cincinnati
Hyde Park
Chautauqua Draws Crowd Despite Rain at Epworth Heights
A large audience attended the Chautauqua at Epworth Heights despite heavy rains. Dr Abner W. Leonard led Bible hour at Walnut Hills Methodist Church. Prof Charles Dury spoke on Our Common Birds. Ralph Pariette delivered a lecture on The University of Harr Knocks. The program included a musical act and other entertainment.
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Epworth Heighy
Abner W. Leonard
Walnut Hills Methodist Church
Charles Dury
Ralph Pariette
University of Hara
Ro Borne Ea
Relief work and need for diversified industry in India
In a 1908 analysis from the Indian context, the article weighs famine history and relief efforts in British India, tracing cycles of drought, disease, and relief administration. It argues famine persistence stems from vast population and rural poverty, urging diversification of industries, irrigation expansion, and native labor participation to reduce dependence on relief.
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India
North America
United States
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West India
Rajputanha
Rhiné
Orissa
Rajputaha
Bihar
United Provinces
Great Famine Commission
Maéseé
Babu
Asia English University
Great Britain
Frederic J. Haskin
Empire of India
Bombay
Queen of Cities
Bode Denounces Police Court As A Collections Agency
Charles Kaiser failed to appear in police court for the Lorton grand larceny case prompting Judge Bode to delay Lorton's case until today and urge Kaiser to travel to Cincinnati to testify. David L Smith and Joel Clore were also involved in related proceedings as officials argued about jurisdiction and prosecution.
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A. B.lorton
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Lorton
Kaiser
Coffe
Cincinnati
David L. Smith
Hutt
Smith
Grand Juy
Crawford
Charles Fant
Kaleor
Joel Clore
Tha Polles Court
Smith-Kasson Outing At Coney Island
The Smith-Kasson company held its regular annual outing for employees yesterday at Coney Island. Seventy-two guests joined the party, bringing the total to 125 aboard the Island Queen for an enjoyable evening beginning with a fine dinner and followed by a band concert.
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Smith-Kasson Company
Coney Island
Charity's Hand Reunites Separated Aged Couple
Aged laborer John Godnelly and an elderly woman were reunited after years apart. Godnelly, 58, of West Third Street, had sought shelter at the city infirmary, while the woman, eager to live independently, sought work and housing but was unable to secure employment.
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Charity
John Godnelly
West Third Street
Heswide
Cates Dar White
Sheriff Sale Notice in Franklin County Ohio
Pursuant to a court order a sheriff sale is set for July 1960 in Franklin County Ohio. The sale lists a stool and other items tied to case No 14 with defendants John N Say and others. Attys JohnsEn Levy Cincinnati announce the sale with terms of sale and deputy roctor signing the notice.
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Hamilton
Ominion
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Déwoti
John N. Say
S .Framinton County
Ohto
Roctor
Johnsen
Levy
Cincinnati
Receiver's Sale of Robert Clarke Company Assets
The Robert Clarke Company assets will be sold by receiver Howard Barney at the company's Cincinnati Ohio store. Bids must be sealed and received by July 1 1909 at 12 o'clock noon for separate property groups including the stationery department stock and related items. The sale is part of the J Cabing vs The Robert Clarke Company case No 199129 in the Court of Common Pleas.
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Robert Clarke Company
Howard Barney
Said Company
Tineinnati
Ohio
Comn T Wil
Bald
Pinos
Nus
Ckson
Bidding Notice for Automobile Deliveries
The South and District Public Roads Council invites bids for automobiles to be delivered by July. Specifications are on file and copies may be purchased for a fee.
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