Kansas frost damages wheat. market prices rise
Kansas frost damage catalyzed wheat futures gains in Chicago. July wheat up over 2 cents from base, with firm close near day highs. corn and oats show mixed shifts as reports cite green bug presence in Iowa Illinois and weather aiding conditions. Provisions nudge higher while hogs and lard trade mixed amid steady cash demand and large receipts forthcoming.
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Chicago
Kansas
Canada
Iowa
Illinois
Minneapolis
Duluth
Cincinnati Hog Market Signals Mixed Week Outlook
Hog marketing fell short of last week and last year with Western packing 545000 hogs. Prices near 6.20 per 100 lbs mark a modest rise from prior week. Stocks of cut meats at major centers show a 43000000 lb rise vs a month ago, lard stocks up to 139000 tons. Exports and domestic markets were steady with OK moving for June 1 comparisons.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Kansas City
Milwaukee
St. Joseph
Tese
Omaha
New York Wheat Market Mixed After Pessimistic Crop Reports
On June 6, multiple grain markets show mixed moves as futures rally on crop worries and anticipated July liquidation. Wheat quotes range from No 2 red 1.02 to 1.11 per bushel with July steady near 1.04 and December around 1.07. corn and oats also trade with firm to quiet tones amid receipts and exports listed for the day.
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Uae
New York
Duluth
Ge F. O. B
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Louis
Milwaukee
C. K City
Grain Trade And Crops Outlook In Central States
Weather has been cool and cloudy with some rain, boosting winter wheat in many areas east of Kansas while hindering corn sowing and germination. Iowa shows moisture gains. Kansas faces serious shortage risks. Oats progress uneven. Kansas worst affected by pests and frosts. Illinois and Iowa show fair to favorable prospects. Ohio and Indiana fair to good hay yields. Wheat and corn price ranges and closing values at Chicago are listed, with a visible-supply comparison across June to early July.
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Iowa
Kansas
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Missouri
Chicago
Cincinnati markets report grain and commodity moves
On Thursday June 6 Minneapolis grain prices held to steady levels with wheat at 1.022% cents, corn and oats steady with modest demand, flour and hay steady to firm, and whisky and various produce trading in modest volumes. The report lists receipts and shipments across wheat, corn, oats, hay, and related goods with regional movements and price ranges.
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Minneapolis
Market Fruit Prices From Local Grocers
Prices listed for Apples Lemons Bananas Oranges Betts Potatoes Cabbage Onions Sweet Potatoes Cherries Peaches from various regions and vendors. Includes per box per crate per bunch and per bbl rates with multiple city sources and price ranges.
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Messina
California
Palermo
Florida
Cattle Markets Show Record Receipts and Mixed Prices
Cattle receipts exceed 1,200 across the market with Western cattle dominating the flow. prices vary from steady to 10c lower on ordinary steers while heavy and choice lots command higher bids. Hogs trend down modestly as packers and feeders quote seasoned prices, and sheep/lambs remain in strong demand with brisk activity on clipped and spring lambs.
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ST. Louis
Texas
Omaha
Kansas City
Western Fed
Strang
Texas Wethers
Chicago
Commercial Tribune
Herr’s Island
New York
Reeves
Beity
Pittsburg
Compmn
East Buffalo
River Departures Listing From Pomeroy To Various Cities
Today's departures listed for Pomeroy and Maysville with times for routes to Pittsburg Louisville Memphis and Georgia Lee. Services run daily except Sundays or Saturdays with evening and morning departures as shown.
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Pittsburg
Queen City
Pomeroy
Maysville
Louisville
Memphis
Georgia Lee
River stage slips to 29 feet 4 inches in Cincinnati
At 6 p.m. yesterday the Ohio River at Cincinnati measured 29 feet 4 inches and was falling, indicating a retreat from higher flood levels.
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Ohio
Cincinnati
River Packet Movements From Cincinnati Port
Flotsam and jetsam report departures from Cincinnati yesterday with Keystone State to Pittsburg Greenland to Charleston Courier to Maysville Lizzie Bay to Madison and City of Louisville to Louisville. Incoming packets include Tacorha from Pomeroy Courier from Maysville Levi J Workum from Madison and City of Cincinnati from Louisville. Ohio River forecast shows generally falling to Maysville with Cincinnati river drop tonight. Freight is fair and weather warm cloudy.
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Cincinnati
Keystone
Pittsburg
Charleston
Courier
Maysville
Lizzie Bay
Madison
Louisville
Tacorha
Pomeroy
Levi J. Workum
City of
Ohio River
Ohio
Greene Line
Tacoma
Main Street
All
Queen City
All Way Points
Tommorrow
Lee Line
Georgia Lee
Memphis
Roberts
Val P. Collins
River levels and weather notes from regional ports
Weather and river readings from multiple towns show rising or steady water levels. Cities including Warren, Oil City, Greensboro, Pittsburgh, Steubenville, Marietta, Gallipolis, Madison, Louisville, Evansville, and Louisville report river heights, clear or cloudy skies, and temperature trends with hints of rain.
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Ceater Commercial Tribone Warren
Oil City
Greensboro
Woodward
Columbia
Pittsburg
Davis Island Dam
Steubenville
Volunteer
D. m
Marietta
Virginia
Gallipolis
Madison
Louisville
Evansville
Ford Herold
Memphis
Mother Dies at Home. Baby Survives in Incubator
Mrs. Mary Maringer of Race street died at her home yesterday. Her infant, born shortly before, was moved to an incubator at Chester Park. The newborn weighs about 1% pounds and Dr. Fred Smith notes strong survival chances under care.
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Mary Maringer
Race Street
Yester
Secre
Michael Maringer
Asfitter
Chester Park
Fred Smith
City Hospital repair plans loom with bond votes
The Cincinnati Board of Public Service seeks $35,000 to repair the old City Hospital Building and $25,000 for a new contagious wards project on Burnet Avenue. An ordinance for the bond issue will go to Council, with priority on the old building if funds are limited. The plan includes electrical overhauls and major repairs, plus ambulances and a new chaffeur’s garage.
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Old City Hospital
Board of Public Service
Council
Lewes
Burnet Avenue
Miller
Central Avenue
Ann. Street
Real estate transfers including multiple lot sales and parcel descriptions
Transfers of numerous parcels list buyers such as Harry E Reininger Albert White Mary Sprague Samuel Askew and Irene Eustice with various lot numbers and street locations across Howell additions and nearby areas. Several figures show sale prices and lot sizes in mixed historical notation.
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H. Scott
Howell
Harry E. Reininger
H. Scott Howell
Pak Felty
B. Timerman
Samuel Askew
Frances Wright
Bn Dare
Ida M. Borck
John Carrall
Nicholas la Warre
John B. la Warre
John T. McHinley
Harry J. Pierson
Norwood View Seub
Irene Eustice
Mary B. Klein
Paxton Road
Yoo Popk
Louisa Bénzing
Margaret Klein
Pleasant Street
Fee Tar En
Fifteenth Streets
Margaret Dorn
Annie M. Seaver
WS Tale
Bantern Laake Lautenschiager
Frank Beck
Richmond Street
Paewreen
Regis Ts
Chris H. Remon
Ptoe
W. Meyer
S H. Bolce
Weattth Avenue
Michael Schir
Wes
I Traction Co
New Suits Filed in Common Pleas and Superior Courts
Court filings list multiple civil actions including divorces and wills. Lulu G. McGill vs George McGill seeks divorce. Maud L. Nance vs The White Restaurant and Baking Co appeals from safe Bloom. Frank H. Taylor et al. versus Edward Taylor to construe Laura C. Taylor will. Frank N. LeVay administrator vs Judson Harmon receiver for 10000 damages. Elizabeth Mueller vs Louisa Peters to set aside Henry W. Weber will. Martin Fisher vs Triumph Manufacturing Co for 620107 services. Thomas Kennedy vs Buckeye Wrecking Co for 1000 damages. Alice Kennedy vs Robert H. Brankamp for 1000 damages.
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Robert Danitt
A. Weber Co
Philip Biler
F. & A. Weber
Pernbak
Ce Inc
W. Howe
Hall
Pearl Street
Haarlamme
Emma BE. Mirick
Brooks P. Sullivan
Henry B. Mayhaus
Seventh Street
Ed White
Carthage
Henry Paite
Laura L. Whaling
George CC. Ogden
George C. Ogden
Colum Mary
Lillian A. Cutler
Mattie E
Williamie Rischmann
Edward FB. Walter
Hyde’Park
J. Schaefer
M. Dodsworth
Winton Place
Wiliam Toepke
Frances G. S. Walsh
Ida Munich
A Vogel, Jr
Symmes Opigs
Crésap & Mills
Hyde Park
Wallace M. Davis
Julius H. T. Pepping
Socc
Stdin Co
John J. Strader
Benjamin W. Strader
Ide Avénue
Riverside
James C. Mahon
Christian Wehmeier
Cobb’s
Dora Stoll
John Fisgus
Erkenbre
Norwood
Susana Dillman
Willliam R. Collins
Elizabeth B. Ross
Escees
Charles H. Glanestate
Lick Run Road
Walter Lynch
Cathryn Gerhold
Lulu G. McGill
George McGill
Spangenberg & Spangenrs
Maud L. Nance
The
White Restaurant and Baking Company
Aston
Frank H. Taylor
Edward Taylor
Laura C. Taylor
R. Dev. Carroll
Frank N. LeVay
Admi
Judson Harmon
Herrlinger & Southworth
Elizabeth Mueller
Louisa Peters
Henry W. Weber
Cohen& Mack
Milton Hurtiz
Superior Court
Martin Fisher
Triumph Manufacturing Company
Spangenberg Spangenberg
Thomas Kennedy
Buckeye Wrecking Company
Alice ‘Kennedy
Robert H. Brankamp
E. C. Pociey
Bazaar Aids Eleventh District School Fund
Pupils and patrons at the Eleventh District School in Clinton Street attended a two session bazaar and luncheon organized by teachers. About 1,500 pupils and many parents contributed to the event. Proceeds will bolster the school general fund and be used to support a new $250,000 building planned at the same corner facing Linlstref.
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Clinton Street
Board of Education
Linrstref
Packet Line Announces Queen City Departure Dates
Pittsburg and Cincinnati Packet Line for Pomeroy sails from Wheeling to Pittsburg with Queen City leaving the wharfboat foot of Broadway on Saturday June 8. E R Mauck agent at No 204 Public Landing. Virginia follows Tuesday June 11.
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Pittsburg
Cincinnati Packet Line
Pomeroy
Wheeling
Queen City
Broadway
E. R. Mauck
Public Landing
Virginia
Greene Line Steamers Courier Service Ad
Advertisement for Greene Line Steamer Courier serving Maysville and intermediate points with departures at 11 p.m. and 5 p.m. daily, freight service on Kentucky River, contact Main 1457 and M. 1897. Describes boats to Louisville and intermediate points and lower Ohio-Boats schedule.
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Louwinville
Ohio
Main Street
Kentucky
Lee Line steamers sail to Memphis and Louisville
Lee Line steamers offer meals and berths for freight and passenger service to Memphis Louisville and other points. Georgia Lee departs the wharf for Broadway on June 12 at 6 p.m. Ellison, superintendent and general agent, directs the operation.
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LEE Line
Memphis, Inc
Louisville, Inc
Georgia Lee
Broadway
Ohbio
Memphi Vicksby Pine
Bluff and Way
Peters Lee
I Ellison
Wanted Furniture and Carpets for Cash Offers
The Ezekiel and Bernheim Co invites readers to sell entire outfits or large lots of furniture and carpets with liberal cash prices offered. Located at 334 Main Street.
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Ezekiel & Bernheim CO
Main
Ezekiel & Bernhfim CO
Main Street
Cincinnati
Ohio
Ezekiel & Bernheim CO Furniture
Cincinnati Lawrenceburg and Aurora Electric St R R Schedule
Cars leave Andersons Ferry for Lawrenceburg and Aurora at 6 am and hourly to 3 pm and 10 pm. Harrison service starts 6:30 am hourly until 6:30 pm. Cleves runs 8 am to 8 pm half hourly. Fifteen minute service between Andersons Ferry and Fernbank 6 am to 9 am and 2:30 pm to 6 pm.
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Cincinnati
Lawrenceburg
Aurora Electric
ST. R. R. CO
Anderson’s Ferry
Aurora
Harrison
Cleves
Anderson's Ferry
Fernbank
Cincinnati, Georgetown
Portsmouth Railroad
Carrel Street
Sycamore Street
Roe Walter Works
California
Coney Islan
Ripley
Pally
Sardinia
Felicity
Batavia
Bethel
Georgetown
Interurban Railway and Terminal Company
Sycamore
New Richmond
Conny
Mt. Wash
Amelia
Prinstox
Lebanon
Norwood
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Court Street
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Equitable Loan and Building Association
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Greresev
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Fairview Lot and Building Association
Latonia
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Sarah Camp
Holman Street
Harry C. Déglow
Eliza Graziani
Johnson Street
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Albertaeming
Louisa Koster
Montclair Avenue
Ludlow
See Vogel
Aragon
East Walnut Hills
Ledeteny
Michael Schirmann
Brighton
William Landau
National
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Heringhaus
Germania
Edward Rahe
Mary L Boy Schoos
Georgiana L. Mound
Frances G. S
Shashp Nala
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I. M. Shumard
Cea
John Wantnel
Margaret Wentzel
J. Hall
Cincinnati Omnibus
John P Kelet
Hunt
Street L. & B. Compan
Ristaw
Cathryn Gerhoin
Catherine McCabe
Peter D. Herier
James J. Smiley
Oare Meineke
Aragon B. & IL. Co
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Provident Savings
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Conrad Leder
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Home B. & L. A. Oe
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Otto
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George F. Deckebach
Maria Dosch
Eo & Bi
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Ceuree Veen En
Margaret ‘Pieke
B. Ee Ee Webb Itn Directive
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Conrad Ammon
Avondale L. & B. Co
McMillan Street
Guy
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Cook
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Ad Mary
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Rose Hill
Bragg Subdivision
Owens & Nourse
Fourth St
West End
Hear Ball Park
C. P
Evanston
Newton Ave
Pike
EB. S. Pilin
Eastern Av
Telephone
East
Common Pleas Court
Main St
Findlay St
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Hutchins Av
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Spring Grove Av
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Alnut Hills
Grand St
Modern
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Fiat
R.aid’s
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Mepies Wood
É. Telford and
Bryant Ars
Gee Nicholas
Smith & Bros
Eden
Grandaria Faca Park
R. HE. Taylor
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East Norwood
R. EB. Taylor
B. Fourth St
G. W
Railroads
Kanawha & Michigan Railway Company
Pleasant
Point Pit
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