Drought Reports Lift Wheat and Corn Futures in Chicago
Reports of drought damage to fall sown wheat in Missouri Kansas and Nebraska bolstered the market. July wheat rose while corn gained and oats strengthened on favorable government data. Provisions slipped despite higher hog prices as demand lagged and receipts indicated active trading across grains futures.
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Chicago
Missouri
Kansas
Nebraska
Kansas City
Bradstreet
Minneapolis
Duluth
Cach
Market Report Mixed as Wheat Surges on Crop News
New York and St Louis recall a volatile trading day with wheat futures reaching new highs on bearish crop reports and outside buying. Corn also posted gains amid active covering and strong spot and futures activity while oats and feeds held firm.
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New York
Northern Duluth Sc
O. B
Manitoba
ST. Louis
Cincinnati Markets June 12 Wheat and Grain Reports
June 12 market notes show Minneapolis cash wheat at 84 1/4 cents, firm corn and oats, dull rye, and firmer flour with varied patent and fancy grades. Listed are prices for rye, wheat, corn, oats, hay, malt, and flour with daily sales, inspections, and grain movement figures across multiple commodities and farm products.
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Minneapolis
Permits Issued for City Construction Projects
The Cincinnati Water Works gains a pumping station on Queen City avenue costing 520,000 with McLaughlin and Gilmore as architects. A three story brick warehouse at 832 838 Reedy street is approved for Clem Hills at 11,500. Schumacher and Boye gain excavation rights for a Buck street plant addition. The Board of Education razes the First Intermediate School on Baymiller street to clear space for a 200,000 new building.
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Cincinnati Water Works
Queen City Avenue
Shadwell Street
McLaughlin & Gilmore
Clem Hills
Reedy Street
Anthony Kunz
Schumacher & Boye Machine Tool Company
Buck § Street
Board of Education
Baymiller Street
Gest
Schofield & Walker, Covington
County Clerk's Office
Independence
S. S. Godley
B. Mihalovitch
North Crescent Avenue
Avondale
Charles Crapsey
Crapsey & Lamm
Seattle
Washington
Crapsey
Water Works Commissioners
McLoughlin & Gilmore
A. Kunz
Gomel Y. Das
Chads
Duck Creek Road
Stacey and
Hudson Avenues
Harvu
Fruit Prices Reported For Fresh Produce
Prices for apples lemons bananas oranges potatoes and onions listed with units and ranges. Messina and Palermo lemons priced around 5.50 per box, California oranges around 4.2, Ruby blood oranges at 2.50 to 3.25, bananas 1.75 to 2.25 per bunch, potatoes from store 0.50 to 0.75 per bushel, new potatoes 3.50 to 4.25 per bbl, sweet potatoes 2.50 to 2.70 per bbl, onions 1 to 1.25 per crate.
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Messina
Palermo
California
Market Updates Across Wheat Corn and Commodities
Banking notes show hemp twine and pork prices moving with lard and salted meats steady. Receipts and shipments of flour wheat corn oats listed. grain trading details from Toledo Baltimore Kansas City Liverpool Milwaukee Duluth Minneapolis.
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New York
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Toledo
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Commercial Tribune
Liverpool
Duluth
Minneapolis
Real Estate Transfers and Mortgages in Cincinnati Area
A dense list of property transfers, mortgages, and deeds across Cincinnati and suburbs. Includes numerous lot sales in Mt. Adams, Norwood, Hazelwood, Lockland, and Elmwood, with buyers such as Buckeye Foundry, Water Works Commissioners, and various private parties. Several adjacent parcels on Cameron avenue, Queen City avenue, and Madisonville noted with associated owners and values.
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Alison& B. Ideson
Cameron Avenue
Montgomery Pike
John Schulte
Anderson Ewing Murigaga
Merchants’ National Bank
Buckeye Foundry Company
John B. Key
Queen City Avenue
John B. Keys
Buckeye Foundry Pany
Charles Lange
William Gilbert
Ous Oe
George L. Schenck
Nana R. Ei
Elsmere
Carrie Eblen
August P. Boesch
Niles Park
Mary Millner
Julius Trusc
Mt. Hope Syndicate
Hazel Hite
Elizabeth S. Hite
George E. Maurer
William Lorenz
Wheeler OG
Rinse
Jennie H. Goddard
Spring Grove Avenue
Mary I. Stewart
John E. Fleming
Melbourne
Adda Fenner
Joseph O. McCloskey
Thomas Williams
James Sweeney Assert
Kenton Street
George F. Meyers
Robert H. Weatherhead
Cincinnati & Harrison Turnpike Company
John Strassell
Thomas A. Luckett
William F. Chambers
August P. Tobler
John Tobler
J. H. Oliver
Lockland
Isssccseces
Ndtveg
Anna Kohle
Daniel D. Bishop
Springfield
Sheriff
Charles E. Heinbach
Carll Street
Western Avenue
Linden Street
Hamilton Road
Conrad Hauck
Lena Wilhelm
S.eeseereseeevess
Ernestine Dilg
William H. Mohr
Baymiller Street
York Street
Mabel Hills
John A. Hills
John A. Hoesman
North
Walnut Hills
John Arns
John Imwalle
L. C. Hopkins
Elmwood
Angeline
Steele
Lizzie Ash
C. Steelé
College DE
Samuel A
Dane 3
Chase Street
Musidora Huddieston
Lenora R Chase
Acci Fa Chet Lenora P, Chase Ernestine Dilg
Pulte’s
Fairmount
Martha A. Weaver
Edwin B. Weaver
Wood, Harmon & Co
Hazelwood
William P. Burris
H. M. Benedict
Evanswood
Adda Brown
George E. Howland
Bosinger & Hopkins
Norwood
Joseph Wolbers
Edith R. Pettit
Lota
Kilgour
Mt. Loouoare
Sessanecepnaouend
Gurantee van and T Company
Ots
Norwood Park
Courtroom Scuffle Over Lumber Damages Ends in Apology
Attorney Charles S. Sparks clashed with L. A. Ault of Ault & Wiborg in Justice Fred A. Lamping's court over a $60 damages suit by Charles D. Scroggins. Sparks raised a chair and a constable intervened. both lawyers apologized as the hearing resumed and the judge took the case under advisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles S. Sparks
Fred A. Lamping
L. A. Ault
Ault & Wiborg
Frank Winder
Sparks
Mr. Ault
Charles D. Scroggins
Ault
Scroggins
Visible Grain Supply Declines Across Regions and Crops
Special reports show changes in grain supplies from the prior account. Wheat in U S and Canada east of the Rockies and in Europe fell by 5 247 000 bush overall. corn rose 567 00 bush east of the Rockies. oats fell 411 900 bush in the same area. Leading declines include 462 000 bush in Manitoba, 115 000 bush at Port Huron, and 6 000 bush at Milwaukee private elevators. Chicago and Ft Worth private elevator stocks rose 58 000 bush each.
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New York
United States
Canada
Rockies
Europe
Manitoba
Port Huron
Milwaukee
Chicago
Ft. Worth
City Hall Notes on street work and police staffing
The Board heard an estimate of 9689 for Conroy street improvements with brick and an abutting property assessment of 8520. Mayor Dempsey was urged to push patrol houses and equipment purchases from a 75000 bond issue and to appoint ten more police officers.
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Danenhower
Board of Public Service
Conroy Street
Baymiller
Freeman
Millikin
Dempsey
N. Reubelin
Beekman Street
Eichelberger
Board of
Mane
Dairymen's Association
Water Works Commissioners
Queen City Avenue
Woodburn and
Hewitt Avenues
Butter Eggs and Cheese Prices Across Markets June 12
Butter steady across New York and Chicago markets with receipts detailed. Eggs largely unchanged though small variations noted. dairy and cheese prices quoted, including Western creamery and New York full creams. Poultry prices show alive steady and dressed steady across regions with regional rate differences.
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New York
New State
Chicago
Kansas City
Missouri
Kansas
Philadelphia
Western
Sugar and molasses market notes from New Orleans
Sugar steady and molasses firm in New Orleans market report. Open kettle and centrifugal sugar quotes appear with small variations while syrup remains firm and steady.
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New Orleans
Molasses Rm. Sirup
Seed Prices in Toledo Market Quotes
Seed prices listed in Toledo on June 12 show Clover at 6.75 cash and 6.55 for October, Timothy at 1.70, and Alsike at 7.60.
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Toledo
New Suits Filed in Common Pleas Court
A list of new cases filed in Common Pleas Court numbers 134,498 to 134,510 and 52,874 includes Kincheloe Scale Co. vs J A Knoop for 477.63 on account, Thompson vs James Peepee for divorce and alimony, several injunction actions against the City of Cincinnati, foreclosures, and other civil actions. Notable parties include Margaret Thompson, Bridget Lanahan, Amelia M. Clary, Bernard Wrede, and plaintiffs against Cincinnati Gas and Electric Co. and other defendants. The docket is handled by firms Renner & Renner, J. D. Creed, Hoffman Bode & Le Blond, and Cohen & Mack among others.
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The
Kincheloe Scale Co
J. A
Knoop
Edwin W. Kemper
Margaret Thompson
James Peepee
J. D. Free
Mary Meyers
Guardian
Anna EB. Ricking
Squire Bloom
Minnie Langhorst
Charles Kroeger
Squire Winkler
Cincinnati Gas and Electric Co
Edward Kirchner
Spring Grove Avenue L. & D. Co
Robert Armstrong
Renner & Renner
Bridget Lanahan
John Lanahan
Theresa Weckenbrock al
City of Cincinnati
J. D. Creed
Catherine Brockmeyer
Bernard Weekenbrook
River Departures and Stations Across Cities
The Ohio River report lists departures from Ashland Maysville Louisville and Memphis Vicksburg with multiple lines and times. It notes advertised departures from Pittsburg Pomeroy Charleston Maynville and Louisville daily schedules and a stage of the river showing 14.4 feet at Cincinnati and stationary.
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Ohio River
Cincinnaii
Corn Prices Surge on Shortage and Bullish Sentiment
A scare of shorts in corn pushed prices nearly two cents higher than the season’s high, with July at 60 cents in New York. Factors included scarce supplies, strong outside buying, poor crop news, lighter country offerings, and bullish sentiment after the free alcohol bill passage. Wheat also rose to a new seasonal high as outside buying intensified. July wheat reached 91 cents in New York.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Youths Arrested for Loitering in Front of Columbia Hotel
William Harney 21 and Robert Moore 19, both claiming New York as home, were arrested yesterday by Detectives Jackson and Callahan in front of the Columbia Hotel on Sixth Street near Walnut. They were well dressed, nearly penniless, and unable to account for their recent actions. They said they left New York three weeks ago and traveled to Cincinnati via Philadelphia. Police suspect they are runaways from well-to-do families. New York police have been notified.
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William Harney
Robert Moore
New York City
Jackson and
Callahan
Columbia Hotel
Sixth Street
Walnut
New York
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Cincinnati River Packet Departures and Coal Fleet Movements
Tuesday departures from Cincinnati included the Virginia to Pittsburg Henry M. Stanley to Pittsburg Courier to Maysville City of Louisville to Louisville. Arrivals featured the Virginia Henry M. Stanley Courier City of Louisville Peters Lee from Memphis. Today due in are le Greenwood Courier City of Cincinnati from Lou isville. The Ohio River forecast predicts falling upper river and rising levels in Cincinnati Tuesday and Wednesday. Pittsburg coal fleet arrived on time with 8,000,000 bushels moved two thirds left in harbor. Downriver fleet included Exporter Jim Wood Iron Age Samuel Brown Samuel Clark Jaz Moren Boaz Raymond Horner and others totaling about 22 boats with heavy tows.
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Cincinnati
The
Virginia
Pittsburg
Henry M. Stanley
Courier
Maysville
City of Louisville
Louisville
City of
Peters Lee
Memphis
Lower Rivers
le Greenwood
Ashland
Louiseville
United States
Ohio River
Upper Ohio
Columbia
Jim Wood
Iron Age
Samuel Brown
Samuel Clark
Jaz Moren
Boaz
Raymond Horner
Coal City
Tom Dodsworth
Alice Brown
Valiant
Henry Lowery
G. W. Thomas
Crescent
Oakland
Charles
J. T. Hatfield
Loulaville
Pittsburg Cincinnati Packet Line announces June departures
The KEYSTONE STATE leaves wharfboat foot Broadway on Thursday June 14 at 5 p.m. EB Mauck agent at No 204 Public Landing. Queen City follows Saturday June 16 for Pomeroy Wheeling and Pittsburg via Pittsburg Cincinnati Packet Line. tk
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Pittsburg
Keystone State
Queen City
Pittsbur
Cincinnati Packet Line
Pomeroy
Wheeling
Broadway
R. Mauck
Public Landing
Steamer Greenwood Sails to Ashland and Huntington Schedule
Steamship Greenwood leaves Main Street every Monday and Wednesday for Ashland and travels to Huntington on Friday at 5 p.m. Contact M. 1457 for details.
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Greenwood
Foot Main Street
Ashland
Huntington
Maysville and Way Points Street Courier Service Notice
Local street courier announces daily routes from the foot of Main Street at 11 p.m except Saturdays with contact numbers M 1457 and M 1897. Service covers Louisville and Intermediate Points and Lower Ohio with daily freight pickups at 5 p.m and Sundays at 9 a.m. Tel M 1.
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Maysville
Louisvilis
Ohio
Main Street
Tel
Lee Line Steamer Freight Rates and Schedules
Lee Line steamer fare to Memphis with meals and berth listed as 11.00 while Louisville fare with meals and berth shows a blank 0.00. Peters L departs wharfboat at Broad and foot on Wednesday June 13 at 5 p.m. freight to Lower Ohio and Pine Bluff. Georgia led follows June 20. office and wharfboat contact details provided.
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LEE Line
Memphis, Inc
Louisville, Inc
Peters
Ohio
Wicks
Pine Bluff
Louisville and Nashville Rail Schedules Feature Through Sleeper Info
Train notices list through sleeper cars to Memphis and Little Rock with reservations, plus dining and reclining chairs. Louisville express and accommodation trains depart from Central Station with departures to Memphis Hot Springs New Orleans Knoxville Bristol and Lexington.
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Illinois Central
City
Vine St. Depot
Grand Central Station
Paducah & Fulton Accom
Memphis
N. Orleans
Arkansas
New Orleans & Texas Limited
Florida
Lou
Nash
Chattanooga
Pullman
Little Rock
Kentucky Central D Sion
Central Bulantin
Louisville & Nashville
R. R
Pearl and Butler
Central Union
Fifth and
Vina
Louisville Express
Louisville
Louis
Birmingham
Mobile
New Orleans
Bigham
N. C
Texave
Knoxville
Lexington
Bristol
Fourth Street
Lexington Mall
Falmouth
Cincinnati, Georgetown & Portsmouth Rail Schedule
Train times for the Cincinnati Georgetown and Portsmouth Railway list departures from Carrel Street Station to numerous towns. Daily and Sunday schedules shown with multiple morning, afternoon, and evening slots, including special weekend and holiday notes for Hamlet Hamersville Batavia Bethel Georgetown and other stops.
Cincinnati and nearby rail service schedule changes
The Cincinnati Lawrenceburg and Aurora Electric Street Railway Company announces new hourly service to Harrison from 6:30 am to 6:30 pm with a 9 pm stop, Cleves service from 6 am to 8 pm at half hour intervals, and a 15 minute link between Anderson's Ferry and Fernbank from 6 am to 9 am and 2:30 pm to 6 pm.
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Cincinnati
Lawrenceburg
Aurora Electric
ST. R. R. CO
Carateave Ar
Erson’s Ferry
Aurora
Amend
Harrison
Cleves
Anderson's Ferry
Fernbank
Interurban Railway Timetable for Sycamore and Suburbs
The Interurban Railway and Terminal Company lists through cars from Depot Sycamore to New Richmond Mt Washington Amelia Bethel and other way points with departures from 6 45 am to 11 30 pm on Saturdays. Coney Island and Hemiet connections noted with every 30 minutes after two o clock and special Bethel Saturday night runs. Rapid Railway Division shows Lebanon and intermediate points departures from 6 30 am to 9 30 pm and Saturday Sunday nights at 11 30 pm. Through cars to Norwood Pleasant Ridge Kennedy Silverton Deer Park run every 30 minutes.
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Cincinnati, Georgetown & Portsmouth
Carrel Street
Sycamore Street
New Water Works
California
Coney Island
Mt. Washi
Forestville
Amelia
Bethel
Hamlet
Hamersville
Georgetown
Batavia
Russellville
Levanna and Ripley
Interurban Railway and Terminal Company
Sycamore
New Richmond
URBU
Lebanon
Norwood
Pleasant Ridge
Kennedy
Silverton
Deer Park
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Grain and Provisions
Reveres
Rye
N. W
Audees
Elgin Creamery
Coal
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Xisthacp
Timothy
Sreetasne
Shearinga
I cdi
Java
Japan
Molas N. O
Michigan
Akron Crescent
Cleveland Diamond
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North Pacific Building Room
Commercial Tribune Building
Armature
Commercial Electric Company
Indianapolis
Ind
Coyne Bros
Chateau Av
Price Hill
Burnet Av
Pgs
San
Desir
Burns St
STENO
Main St
Ezekiel & Bernheim CO
E C, Otte
Clifton Otte
Pee Chas
H. Griswold
Molitor L. & B. Co
Jos Sweeney
Provident
B.” & Weccak
Loi Baare
Covington
James Gibson
Cynthia B. Davis
Sandford’s
Latonia
Newport
the Home Savings and Building Association of
Bellevue
Julia Forstner
Believe
Cesiiewescsese
Gottlieb
George S. Horner
Mercantile L. & B. Caraatey
Henry J. Lubbering
Big Four B
Ceccere Seed Cays Visieeses Cessere
Alison B. Ideson
Central Trust and Base Deposit Co
Tessis Sens Aenvisecs Vces
Mt. Healthy 8
Tig. CO
Henry F
Schroeder
Findlay Market
Eriteck
P .Boesch
Cottage B.ats. ‘Co
Yelabei Tire
Pric Pal
Lamping
City Hall Notes
Common Pleas Court
Superior Court
Bernard Wrede
C. C. Richardson
County Auditor
Cohen & Mack
R. B. Smith
A. Bettinger
A. J. Freiberg
Vicksburg
Charleston
Maynville
Georgia Lee
Scare
Corn
Payana Bohan
Theodore Mayer & Bro
Tel. M
Nate Bank Bldg
Hartwell
Wayne Ave
Mills Ave
Cooper Bros
Union Trust
Pioneer ST
Cny
Sixth-Main
Main-Seventh
Walnut-Seventh
Blue Dresden
Gilbert
Mic-Millan Street
Main
Bet
Financial and Loans
Frederick A. Schmidt
E. Fourth St
Helen White
West Landing
Frank Gilmore
Kanawha River
Val P. Collins
Robert P. Gillham
Otto Marmet
J. B. Lewis
Gottlieb Hartweg
Warren
Oil City
Morgantown
Greensboro
Woodward
Davis Island Dam
Steubenville
Reaper
Parkersburg
Bessie Smith
Excel
Creston
Valley Belle
Middleport
Ben Hur
Bedford
Parkerabars
Ruth
Matamoras
Marietta
Convoy
Greenland
Gallipolis
Canal
Falla
Evansville
Cairo
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Ck House
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Highland Avenue
D. Cor
McMillan and Vail Sts
M. Fugazzi
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Penn
Switch
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Big Four
Ingalls Building
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Columbu
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Chi
Chicago Flyer
Chicago Night Expre
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Terre Haute
St. Lou
Peoria
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Hamilton
Meekale
Lima
Piqua
Chicago Limited
Decatur
Queen & Crescent
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Fourth and Race Streets
Florida Limited
St. Au- Bgo
Atlanta
Solid Train
Knoy
Asher
Lexington & Jet
Sun- Grei Omi
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