Wheat Drops as Clear Weather Weakens Market
Chicago traders noted weaker wheat prices as clear weather reduced demand. July wheat opened lower, then recovered to close around 83 1/8 to 83 1/3 cents. Corn rose about a penny, oats gained, and provisions advanced on firmer live hogs demand.
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Chicago
United States
Northwest
Kansas
Nebraska
Minneapolis
Duluth
Missouri
Cincinnati Markets Grain and Provisions Report
Minneapolis cash Wheat firm for choice, softer for ordinary. Corn and Oats steady to higher amid scarce offerings. Rye dull. Hay weaker. Prices listed for flour, wheat, rye, corn, oats, hay, whiskey, and various produce. Grain inspections show multiple grades and counts. meats and provisions prices noted alongside.
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Minneapolis
Grain and cattle market roundups across multiple cities
Market reports show mixed grain prices with wheat futures volatility and firming cash markets for corn oats and rye. Cattle hog and sheep prices move unevenly with slight gains in some regions while demand remains tepid in others across New York Chicago Toledo Milwaukee and Kansas City.
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New York
Chicago
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Market Prices for Fruits and Vegetables
Apples five fifty six per barrel. Lemons messina five two eight five point five zero per box Palermo five five five point five zero California four four point eight zero. Bananas firsts per bunch one point seven five to two point nine five seconds per bunch one point two five. Oranges California three four point two five Ruby blood two point five zero to three point two five. Potatoes old one one point one zero per bushel from store new three point five zero to four point two five per barrel.
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Messina
Palermo
California
Tragic Kitchen Window Fall Claims Ada Zinsmeister
Two year old Ada Zinsmeister of 1031 Gest Street fell three stories from a kitchen window while her mother and grandmotherwere present. The screen gave way as the child climbed a chair, causing instant death and leaving the grandmother distraught as the coroner arrived.
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Ada Zinsmeister
Fred
Olga Zinsmeister
Gest Street
Caroline Miller
Cameron
Court of Appeals Reverses Tennessee Case Involving Berry and Co
The United States Circuit Court of Appeals reversed a Tennessee federal court ruling in the case Jacob Berry & Co. v. William J. Chase. Judge Cochran sat in place of Judge Richards. Attorneys Amnett and Lapsley admitted to practice. Alfred G. Allen named receiver of Highland Buggy Co. Bond set at 15000. Deputy clark and officials plan to proceed in Columb with weekly session. U S Marshal Fagin has levied 21500 in real estate and bank deposits in a fraud suit involving George Clark and others against Charles W. Evans.
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United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Tennessee Federal Court
Jacob Berry & Co
William J. Chase
Cochran
Covington
Richards
Louis W. Amnett
Rutherford Lapsley
Anniston
Ala
Court of Appeals
Alfred G. Allen
Highland Buggy Company
Bond
A.C. Thompson
Cowen
McPherson
United States
Fagin
Columb
United States Court
George Clark
Charles W. Evans
Factories and Docks See Moves Across Cincinnati Area
Philip Fitzsimmons sells the telephone rights and franchises granted by the Probate Court for $1 to the Developing and Investment Company. The Eureka Brass Works relocates to Brighton. Willard Machine Tool moves to Colerain Ave. Other firms including Heekin Spice and Heekin Can also move. A major bank adds a twenty story extension, and several new brick additions and residences are planned across the city. The Fitzsimmons group plans renewed opposition to the Bell Telephone Co with Gatchell and Otte backing the effort.
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River District
Eureka Brass Works
West Second Street
Herbert, Avenue
Western Avenue
Brighton
James Heekin Company
Heekin Spice Company
Heekin Can Company
Glen Brown Company
Willard Machine Tool Company
Pearl and Ludlow Streets
Colerain Avenue
Martin Fisher
Philip Fitzsimmons
Andrew F. Otte
A. E. Gatchell
Johnston Building
Fitzsimmons
Gatchell
Gatchell and
Otte
Bell Telephone Company
Real Estate Transfers Across Norwood and Cumminsville
A long list of property transactions, leases, and transfers in Norwood, Cumminsville, and surrounding wards. Names like George E. Wood, Ida M. Schaetzle, Joseph Hollaender, and Frank S. Scholl appear among numerous Lot 6, 7, and 26 foot by 125 foot or 50 by 139 foot parcels. The document records conveyances, sheriff transfers, and leaseholds on streets such as McMicken, Glenway, and Fourth.
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Montana Avenue
Ida M
Schaetzle
Paskal Hoerth
Ward and
Pendleton Streets
John Reardon
Louis Pilat
Gin der, Jr
McMamara
Der
McNamara's
Sub Avenue
Fairfield
Johnson Et al
J. J. Ares Sub
Westminster Avenue
Hopkins Street
Fistate
Joseph Hollaender
Anna Company
Moses Laren
Mary B. Mars Rts
Orcesesees Ssalndéew Saemeb
Ooh
Edmond Craig, Jr
Per “Sheriff
Elmwood Avenue
Central Avenue
H. C. W. Muth
Edith Taylor
Skillman
Glenway Avenue
Ceeree
Joseph Loebker
Walnut Street
Fourth
Robert J. Cresap
Veres
Cumminsville
Oak Street
Laura F. Lodwick
Charles Schneile
Simon Washer
Race Street
Joseph Buhr
Peter Pryor
Kenton Street
Northecresta
Cccccdeneses
Theodore Schaetzle
Ida
Sub
Broadway
Wood Sr
Grendale
Jacob Greiner
Henry Tege
Fairfax
Joseph W. Markley
James E. William A. Sloan
Maurice J. Coffey
Iam
T. V. Cramer
Addison Betts
Malvina Boggs
St. Clair Avenue
Mt. Healthy
Sallie Caldwell
Mohawk Land Company
Gustave W. Drach
Ohio Traction
Margaret Schmidt
Elizabeth Brown
Montauk
Annie Williame
F. Kroeger
Clarion
Harry E. Hawkins
Joseph A. "Hawkins
Frederick Watbel
Susan B Ton
Innie
Sycamore Township
John B. J. Nienaber
Albert Lackman
Ian
Ourth Street
Race
Norwood Reat Estate ‘and Ieprevement Company
Gertrude
L. C. Hopkins
William de Witt
Megrue
Sarah O. Devon
WANTED FURNITURE AND STOCKS OF GOODS
Advertisements from Elva Caia PRL BOR ee ARGE LOTS and The Bernheim Co seek cash for entire stocks of clothing hats dry goods carpets furn furnishing goods groceries wines liquors cigars tobacco and notional items. Other help wanted and rental notices appear in this Cincinnati page segment.
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Elva Caia Prl Bor
ERE. & Bernheim CO
Ezekiel & Bernheim CO
Main
Cincinnati
Ohio
Main ST
Main Street
FOR RENT OFFICES AND MORTGAGE LISTINGS IN CITY AREAS
A long list of properties changes hands including office space in a six to five story building on Bank alley and a two story brick annex at Fourth and Walnut with First National Bank as owner. Numerous parcels on Kendall High Tracy State Buena Vista and Walnut streets transfer between individuals and firms amid mortgage cancellations and real estate notes.
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Edward Nagel
McLean Avenue
Edward H. Cornette
Kleves & Klwessman Machine Tool Company
Cook and
Alfred Streets
Cumminsville
Martin Fisher
First National Bank
Fourth and
Walnut Streets
Clem Hills
Reedy Street
A. Kunz
William Bausmith
Sixth and
Park Avenue
Newport
Susan Barker
Samuel Hannaford
West End
Cincinnati Gas and Electric Light Company
L. T. Hazen Company
Fasse
St. James Avenue
Walnut Hills
John Custer
Delaware Avenue
Norwood
Peter Culfield
Widing Brothers
Linden
Hopper Streets
East Norwood
J. Noell
Arbor and
Edwards Road
Hyde Park
West Fourth Street
Thomas H. Osborne
Lackman
Nienaber
J. B. Wallace
D. H. Burnham
Clifton Avenue
Max Reszke
Philip Pfeifer
Isabella
Arson Avenue
Madison Road
H. Kellogg
J. J. Schmitz
A Scovec
New Suit Filings in Common Pleas Court Listings
No. 134491 Louisa Espenscheid vs Walter Ewald et al for 174 on a bond with Wm H Schweikert and Mathews Mathews. No. 134492 Edward J Seaman vs Barney Horst appeal from Squire Roebling Earl R Passel. No. 134493 Henry Geisler vs Christian J Vossler for a receiver with Colon Schott. No. 134494 William A Moeller vs F W Hollenweger Sr for cancellation of contract with W A Simonton. No. 134495 James Mathie Jr vs Laura M Mathie for divorce with L M Mongan. No. 134496 Cora Maloney vs Peter Maloney for divorce with W Y Cameron. No. 134497 Norma C Chapin vs Lebbens D Chapin for divorce and alimony with G R Werner.
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Louisa Espenscheid
Walter Ewald
Wm. H. Schweikert
Mathews & Mathews
Edward J. Seaman
Barney Horst
Squire Roebling
Earl R. Passel
Henry Geisler
Christian J. Vossler
Colon Schott
William A. Moeller
F. W. Hollenweger, Sr
W. A. Simonton
James Mathie, Jr
Laura M. Mathie
L. M. Mongan
Cora Maloney
Peter Maloney
W. Y. Cameron
Norma C. Chapin
Lebbens D. Chapin
G. R. Werner
River Departures and River Stage Notice
The River column lists departures from Pittsburg Louisville Maysville and other points with scheduled times and ships names including Henry M Stanley Virginia Keystone Peters Lee and Georgia Lee. It notes the stage of the Ohio River at Cincinnati at 6 p m yesterday as 15.4 feet and rising.
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Pittsburg
Henry M. Stanley
Virginia
Maysville
Courier
Louisville
City OF
Keystone
Ohio
Cincinnati
River gauges report varied water levels across towns
Across Warren to Memphis river readings show mixed changes from falling to rising. towns record calm conditions and cooler spells while vessels depart and arrive, including freight movements on the Ohio and Mississippi rivers.
Steamboats Pittsburg and Cincinnati Packet Line Notice
Virginia leaves wharfboat foot of Main June 12 at 5 p.m. for Pomeroy Wheeling and Pittsburg. Public landing 1180. Stone State follows crate June Fane.
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Pittsburg
Cincinnati Packet Line
Pomeroy
Wheeling
Virginia
Public Landing
Stone State
Craity
Fane
Port of Cincinnati Packet Arrivals and a River Rescue
Monday arrivals included the Greenwood from Ashland the Courier from Maysville the City of Cincinnati from Louisville and Peters Lee from Memphis. Departures were the Greenwood to Ashland Courier to Maysville and City of Cincinnati to Louisville. A John J Radhel naptha launch trial run saw the engineer’s hat fall in near the Little Miami River and a yawl recovery by a small launch crew. The crew offered a reward for the yawl which was declined as crowds gathered along the river bank.
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Radel
John J. Radel
United States
Cincinnati Police Department
Crawfish Creek
Corporation Line
Storrs Township
Cincinnati
J.T. Hatfield
Florence Marinet
Kanawha
Pittsburg
Harvester
Memphis
G. W. Thomas
Crescent
Oakland
Charles Jutte Gleaner
Helen White
W. H. Flint
Samue Brown
Samuel Clark
James Moren
Henry Lowery
Alice Brown
J. B. Finley
Harry Brown
Tom Dodsworth
Boaz
Iron Age
Coal City
Raymond Horner
Jim Wood
Kansas City Post
Business Men's League
Missouri River Improvement Association
Commercial Club
Missouri River
National Rivers and Harbors Congress
Transportation Committee
St. Louis
Kansas City
Greenwood
Ashland
Courier
Maysville
City of Cincinnati
Louisville
Peters Lee
Lower Rivers
Virginia
Henry Stanley
City of
Little Miami River
John J. Radhel
LEE LINE STEAMER SCHEDULE Fares and departures listed
Lee Line steamer offers Memphis fare with meals and berth at 1.09 Louisville fare with meals and berth 3. Peters Lee sails June 13 at 5 p m from Broad Way wharf foot for fast freight and passenger service to Lower Ohio Memphis Vicksburg Pine Bluff and nearby points Freight received daily Georgia Lee sails June 20 office 04 E Front Pine Main 11 wharfboat phone Main 9 J F Ellison superintendent and general agent
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LEE Line
Memphis, Inc
Louisville, Inc
Peters Lee
Broadway
Ohio
Memphis
Vicksburg
Pine Bluff
Way
Georgia Lee
E. Front
Poune Main
J. F. Ellison
Queen and Crescent Route Central Union Depot Timetable
Train schedule fragment listing routes from Queen and Crescent, Illinois Central ticket offices, and various connections. Services include New Orleans Limited, Memphis lines, Chattanooga, Atlanta, Birmingham, Mobile, and passenger accommodations with times and notes on daily or Sunday operations.
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NEW York Central State
Ingalls Building
Union Station
New York
Cleveland Express
Toledo
Detroit
Indianapolis
Cicago Night Express
Hicago Queen City Spl
St. Louis Limited
St. Louis & Terre Haute
St. Louis
van Wert
Way
Fifth
Baymiller Streets
Chicago
Chicago Express
Chicago Limited
Sandusky Express
Sandusky
Indianapolis Express
Chicago Flyer
Peoria
Crawfordsville
Danville
Champaign
Benton Harbor Express
Anderson and Elkhart
Muncie
Ft. Wayne
Hagerstown
Jackson and Way
H. & D. Railway
Fifth and Baymiller
Fifth and Walnut
Sixth St
Westwood
East End
Dayton
Lima
Hamilton
Piqua
Eatur Iss
Ad Pareus Webs Bedies
Decature
Springfield
Decatur
Queen & Crescent
Central Union
Fourth and Race Streets
Florida
New Orleans
Ney
Birmingham
Mobile
Chattanooga
Atlanta
Asher
Charleston
Solid Train
Chattanooga & W
Lexington & Fengen City
Erlanger and Dixon
Walton Accommodation
Williamsport
Blanchet
Lexington & Jct
City
Sun- Grp Obis
Oudspaengeiceseusre
Louisville and NashvilleDepots and Train Schedules
A listing of railway depots and schedules for Louisville and Nashville routes. Details include departure and arrival times between Louisville, Memphis, Hot Springs, Birmingham, New Orleans, and Florida destinations, with mentions of through sleepers and dining cars. Also notes Kentucky Central Division trains from Central Union with service to Knoxville, Lexington, Bristol, and related accommodations.
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Illinois Central
City
Vine St. Depot
Grand Central Station
Paducah & Fulton Accom
Memphis
Arkansas
New Orleans
Texas Limited
Pullman
Louisville & Nashville
R. R
Pearl and Butler
Central Union
Fifth and Vine
Louisville Express
Louisville
Louis
Birmingham
Mobile
Hot Springs
Tex
Lou
Bigham
N._ CO
Flotida
Nash
Chattanooga
Atlanta
Little Rock
Hot Spr
Kentucky Central
Knoxville
Lexington
Bristol
Lexenc
Phocinsins
Ore
Iadieghon Mall
C.c
Butler Accommoda
Falmouth Accomsion
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Liverpool
Uae
Timothy Oe
Michigan
Limburger
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Bushel
Dble
Rye City
D.s
Ibs
Akron Crescent
Cleveland
Elgin Creamery
Yeass
Timothy
Grain and Provisions
F. O
Northern
Louluth
Cf. O. B
Manitoba
Continent
Cordova
Commercial Tribune
Baltimore
Bologna
Ohio Live Stock Commission Co
East Buffalo
Wethers
Aru
Herr’s Island
Omaha
Éoteady
London Cables
London
Western Fed
Texas
United States Courts
Bottoms
Brighton Lands
Probate Court
Selis 'Phone Franchise
A. K
Andrews
Mills
Coyne , Bros
Fiat 45
Verona
Park Av
Cross Lane
Walnut Hille
COOK
Garrard St
Rockdale
E. L. Miller
North
Walnut St
H. M
Barnes St
D. Cor
McMillan and Vail Sts
M. Fugazzi
Masonic Bas
Bank Alley
Fortney
Seis Stesiz
Shillito
Elm Street
Herman
Elizabeth Wells
Serr, Myers
Kendall Street
John L. Rich
Seph
J. Moser
High Street
West Gotorgomr
Ceeds
Rssvenens
F. Graziani
Bertie
Bradley
Tracy Street
Laoree
Bernadine Seaburg
Katherine Blum
Buena Visja
Alexander H. Evans
George E. Evans
Trustees
James Haaé
Florence H. Kousty
Hawthorn’s
N. Bartholomew
William M. ‘von Oee
P. Reinhold
Unus
John Duboski
Michael Powers
C. Ross Lodwick
John R. Townley
Westwood Mone Mollie
S. Garmer
Elizabeth F. Iuen
S'mon
Salmon Jones
Bollhauer
New
Buckeye
James L. Johnson
George E
Mt.ashington L
William J. Wright
Joseph Brewster
Guy W. Mallon
Caroline Krouse
Lonzo Boone
Garfield
William C. Meyer
M. Ladley
Louis Pliat
John Reardon, Sr
John H. Hoffmann
Some Hoffmann
Wm. D. Megrue
Albert Sagel
Seventh Ward L. & B
Oincadeh
Lena Beilmann
Blanche
Wm. Joerdens
Vennare
Ida M. Schaetzle
Freesee Bae Garme
PAWS
Bisos cSaccess
Theo
L. Co
Wm. Sloan
Julia Stasen
Twelfth Ward
B & L. Louis
Walker St
Mt. Auburn
Nevada
Patrick, Elliott & Camp
Ankers and Brokers
Goldfield
Medical
Common Pleas Court
Memphis and
Avondale
North Crescent Ay
West Ninth St
Corryville
Gerrard St
Evanston
Fairmount
Sixth Avenue
Fifthee
East Walnut Hills
The
Warren
Oil City
Morgantown
Greensboro
Columbia
Woodward
Davis Island
Steubenville
Avalon
Josh Cook
Ben Hur
Parkersburg
Joe B. Williams
Marietta
Cnor and
Mild
Queen City
Pittburg
Pleasant
Tacoma and Heiser
Oaks
Sam Brown
Lowrey
Valiant
Sam Clark
Gallipolis
Eriver
Evansville
Cairgc
Rliver
Charlotte Boeckler
Lower
Mississippi
Beaver
Katherine
Ford Herald
Saltillo
Tennessee
Way Pionts Str
Kentucky
Tel. Mi
Dresden
Gilbert Ay
East McMillan
Emery Hotel
Railroads
Cincinnati, Borgetown & Portsmouth Railroad
Carrel Street
Sycamore Street
New Water Works
Coney Island
Mt. Washington
Forestville
Amelia
Bethel
Hamlet
Hamersville
Georgetown
Batavia
Russellville
Levanna
Ripley
Unday
Lawrenceburg
Aurora Electric
ST. R. R. CO
Anderson’s Ferry
Aurora
Harrison
Cleves
Anderson's Ferry
Fernbank
Interurban Railway and Terminal Company
Sycamore
New Richmond
Rapid Railway
Lebanon
Pleasant Ridge
Kennedy
Silverton
Deer Park
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