Wheat declines as corn follows amid favorable crop outlook
Chicago June 19 Wheat prices fell further on renewed selling driven by favorable crop outlook. July delivery led losses, closing at 1.13, with corn and oats weak and provisions firm. Weather mostly favorable for new crop, with some Manitoba heat and reports of early harvesting in Illinois and Kansas. Hog receipts lower than expected.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Canada
Manitoba
Illinois
Kansas
Grain markets mixed as wheat slips in New York trade
New York reports higher receipts for flour and cornmeal with varied pricing across grades. Wheat futures declined amid selling pressure while oats barley and rye held modest gains or steady values. Minneapolis and Kansas City show softer to steady bids, with regional price ranges and receipts detailed.
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Sungyea
Northwestern
Cattle Market Improves With Liberal Week in U S Trade
Cincinnati reports a more liberal cattle movement this week with 5,293 arrivals, prices steady for dry fed beef, but plainer grades and grassy cattle weak. Hogs show limited movement but rise to highs, sheep and lambs rise modestly while stockers and feeders decline. St Louis and Kansas City markets provide mixed receipts and firming prices.
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Cincinnati
Jung
ST. Louis
Kansas City
New York
Reeves
Chicago
Texas
New York Port Trade Totals Include Dry Goods and Specie
For the week ending June 12 imports of dry goods and merchandise at New York Harbor reached 15.41 million dollars. The week ending today shows 96,418 dollars in gold and 52,684 dollars in silver imports of specie. Exports of gold 50,600 dollars and silver 772,846 dollars were recorded for the same period.
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New York
Port of
Swiss Plan Big National Park Attracts Notables
The Swiss society for protection of scenery promoted a national park to preserve fauna and flora with Zernetz in Lower Engadine offering to help form the park likened to a Swiss Yellowstone. Notable visitors at Lucerne include Charles M. Schwab and Felix Adler with others such as Isvolsky Paderewski and Minnie Hauk.
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Commercial Tribune
Berne
Society For the Protection of the Same
Zernetz
Lower
Engadine
Yellowstone
Lucerne
Charles M. Schwab
Alps
Felix Adler
Maher
Interlaken
Baron
Baroness von Nesse- Wartegg
Minnie Hauk
Tribschen
Wagner
Mr. Isvolsky
Berlin
Baltic
M. Paderewski
Lake Geneva
Market Outlook Sees Top Heaviness and Curb on Tax Plans
A June dispatch from New York assesses a high market with scarce money, warning of a shift away from cheap funds as loans rise and reserves dwindle. It notes potential rate increases, limited tax reform, and cautious sentiment ahead of harvest and summer disbursements. The Hughes committee report is praised though branch offices and margins spark debate.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Europe
Taft
Haughes
Hughes’ Stock Exchange Committee
Stock Exchange
Bank and Trust Company
Real Estate Buzz From Walnut Hills and Downtown
Real estate activity centers on new depot site near Fourth and John as investors acquire two three story brick properties valued around 25000. L. C. Hamer & Son lease to J Ghio Cutter School of Music at Walnut Hills with purchase option. rent 4500 for five years. Other plans include a 5000 residence in Clifton and several $10000 to $35000 homes. Building permits surge with Dodge Reports noting rising contracts and improved railroad car orders. Northwest corner Fifth and Hannibal sold to O K Jones, with exchange involving State avenue property valued around 5000.
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Union Depot
Cincinnati
Fourth and
John
Fourth Street
John Street
Cleneay & Nourse
New York
Chicago
Caleb van Hamm
Swift
West End
William P. Devon
L. C. Hamer & Son
Clark Street
Dr. Schmuck
Frank Gorton
Slodemyer & Ee
Peter Maufe
Tight Avenue
Price Hill
John Smith
Glenway Avenue
M. L. Wurtz
Western Avenue
Fairmount
Dodge
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Ohio
Fifth and
Hannibal Streets
O. K. Jones
John Wendel
J. J. Flynn
J. W. Braun
State Avenue
Wilder
Fifth Street
Attractive English bungalow by Sloctemyer and Short
Plans by Sloctemyer & Short show a six room English style bungalow costing about $4,000. The design features central hall access with separate rooms and cross ventilation east west and north south, suitable for a fifty foot lot.
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Sloctemyer & Short
Real Estate Transfers and Mortgages Noted
The listing records numerous property transfers and mortgage filings. Names include Charles Krebs, Andrew Paxton, Theresa Fisse, Louis Bluestein, Norman F. Dean, Eskiom Phillips, Timothy C. Kirby, Harry B. Banning, Catherine Carnal, Albert H. Mitchell, Richard H. Mitchell, and others. Locations reference Myers Hyde Park Loveland Florida Avenue Cypress Street Eighth Street Avon Hill sub Rose Hill park sub and More, with values ranging from 500 to 3,500 and various lease and contract terms noted.
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Charles Krebs
Mary Krebs
Myers
Cooper's
Hyde Park
Andrew Paxton
George Wells
James Cushing
Loveland
Theresa Fisse
Wetterer Brewing
Western Avenue
Louis Bluestein
Mattie Washington
John Street
Betts
Norman F. Dean
Ralph O. Shick
Wesley Street
Harrison Ave
Cypresa Street
Ashland Avenue
Eskiom Phillips
Rank S. Rothenhoefer
James W. Sibiey
Bly
Terrace
Cse Ee
Eighth Street
Albert H. Mitchell
Richard H. Mitchell
Avon Hill
Rose Hill Park
the Oak L. & B. Co
Charles Johnson
C. M. Steele
Sui Tre Ohio Land and ‘Improvement Age
Dennersberger Street
Mrs Gould Seeks New Testimony In Philadelphia Visit
Mrs Katherine Clemmins Gould arrives at the Hotel Walton to obtain evidence to counter testimony given in New York by former women employees of a Philadelphia hotel. Her attorney says the visit was successful and she plans to depart for New York this afternoon.
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Philadelfina
Katherine Clemmins Gould
Howard Gould
New York
Walton
Gould
Philadelphia
South Bend Edges Grand Rapids In Central League
South Bend won 1 to 0 over Grand Rapids as Coffey and Kroy delivered the decisive plays. Evansville fell to Wheeling 13 to 5 after Ferrias allowed seven hits in the tenth.
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South Bend
Grand Rapids
Ifa
Coffey
Kroy
Rapids
Alberts and Tieman
Webb and Bailey
Wheeling
Evansvlle
Evansville
Ind
Ferrias
Covington
Terre Haute blanks Zanesville in lopsided win
Terre Haute defeats Zanesville 5 to 0 as Douthett pitches a strong game with errorless defense. Batteries Douthett and Goes for Terre Haute Ed Walker and Holmes catch for Zanesville. Score 5-0.
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Terre Haute
Zanesville
Ind
Douthett
R. Ho
Doutheitt
Goes
Ed Walker
Holmes
Dayton Beats Fort Wayne In Series Opener
Dayton opened with a 7 to 5 victory over Fort Wayne in Dayton Ohio on July 19. Balenti a new Indiana recruit starred for the locals while Corns Clark Nash and Pearce held mound and battery duties. Fort Wayne built early but Dayton surged with a big late attack to seal the win.
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Dayton
Fort Wayne
Fort Wayne Today
Balenti
R. H. E. Ft. Wayne
Corns and Clark
Nash and Pearce
Baseball Night at Norwood Park Promises Packed Crowd
Today at 3 p m the Norwood and Dayton Shilohs clash in a highly anticipated game at New Norwood Ballpark. Multiple matchups across the region highlight lively amateur baseball with betting, park entries, and a slate of games featuring Ludlow, Madisonville, Newport Lindens, Covington Athletics, Wiedemann park showdowns, and a busy schedule at Bellevue park.
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Dayton Shilohs
Dayton
Shilohs
Hutchins
Lawton c. F
Dacey Gs. S
Ingersoll
Reuther R. F
Knauff
Lewton
Lindsay
Hartman
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Hollis
Cordes
Ludlow
Madisonville
Chester Navies
Kentucky
French
Shrauder
Ward
Carson
Dunn
Davis
Thomas
Sanders
King
Chester
Latch
Bernine
Smith
Kidd
Schwartz
Kadser
Grossinger
Korte Kamp
Nordman
Newport Lindens
Smith-Kasson
Wiedemann
MineHan
Heyman
Hauseman
Carney
Baader
Mullin
Schue
Nolan
Eiiking
Hogan
Covington Athletics
Wiedemann Park
Lytles
Cincinnati
Newport Superbas
Crack Willows
Cynthiana
Willows
Cynthiana Boys
Witte
Tattery
Fowler
Dinkelacher
Fourth Street
Sharp Lind
Boller
Burbrink
Kohlhoff
Dreyer
Beidewells
Schwab
Klug
O. K
Spink’s Park
Bellevue Park
Newport
Moore
Bellevue
Northern Kentucky
Covington
Wiedemanns
All-Kentuckians
William Drees
Brewers
Hamilton
Nebraska Indians
Newports
Covington Blues
Reuscher
Schwender
Bauer
Donovan
Mayer
Niemiller
Cable
Gillespie
Barbara
Scarce
Monmouth
Altons
Bond Hill
Fairmount
Ses
Hamilton Browns
Wasps Set to Face Evanston Juniors in Afternoon Tilt
Evanston Juniors meet the Wasps this afternoon at the Juniors grounds. Manager Ed Davidson names a lineup featuring Brandner at third, Fennykohl on the mound, Conroy at catcher, Brock at first, Ell second, Kabny at third, H Poppe at short, Carroll in right, Maloney in center, and E Poppe at left.
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Dorsey Op
Connelly Pohl
Dyers. S
Hosty Jb
Stalf l. T
Wermes c. F
Finn
Loefier
Ganté
Wasps
Evanston
Ed. Dav‘dson
The
Brand
Fennykohl
Conroy
Brock
Ell
Kabny
H. Poppe
S.s
Carroll
R.f
Maloney
E. Poppe
Hyde Park Clinches Victory Over Central Union Central
Hyde Park built a decisive win against Central Union Central by a wide margin, securing a strong grip on the contest. The exact score details are unclear in the fragment but indicate Hyde Park dominance.
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Hyde Park
Christ Church Defeats Cathedral In East End Baseball
Christ Church wins 6 to 1 in a lively East End game led by Campbell who allowed three hits and struck out seven. He drove in four runs with two timely singles, while teammate Fehring pitched and other players contributed in the rout.
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Christ Church
Cathedral
Nor East End
Campbell
Fleischmanns 9 O N G 2 Beat O N G at Manhattan Park
Fleischmanns defeated O N G in a nine inning game at Manhattan Park. Key plays included Hunley’s sensational second inning catch off Kripp’s fly and multiple hits by Garner Cassidy and McKeown. Dacey worked nine innings allowing seven hits while Ludlow also pitched well for O N G.
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Fleischmanns
O. N G
Manhattan Park
Hunley
Kripp
Fleischout
Arnew
Witeman
Garner
Francis
Buck
O' McDowell
Laderm
MecKeown
Cessidy
Shorten
Heriesiet
Hornikie
Werter
Dacey
Lerdlow
Newhall
LeMon
Fietechmann
Donache
Hurley
Hornikle
Agnew
McDowell
Cassidy
Buoch
Horniikle
Ludlow
McKeown
Saal
Schmiesings Beat Mount Auburn 12-5 In Lively Collision
In a listless baseball game Schmiesings defeated Mount Auburn 12 to 5. Stacey led with two doubles while Sturm labored with weak support as Ratterman tightened after the second inning. Scoring details show Mount Auburn 3 runs in the second and Schmetsings in multiple frames to secure the win.
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Schmiesings
Mount Auburns
Schmessings
Auburns
Sturm
Ratterman
Stacey
Spalding League Box Score Summary
Mil ford 5 Silverton 1 with Lotz stealing. Hite Groves hit two base hits. Double plays by Coock Runyan and Cosbey Keltz. sacrifices by Paffe and Kerr Wyand Montgomery Cook. Williams fanned 17, Wahman 13. bases left: Milford none, Silverton 3. Lymtre George Tieman noted.
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Groves
Lotz
Bassas
Silverton
Milford
Coock
Runyan
Cosbey
Keltz
Paffe
Kerr
Wyand
Montgomery
Cook
Balle
Williams
Wehrman
Armentrong
Wahman
Om Brases
Milforad
Siverton
Lymtre
George Tieman
Whittaker 12 Friars and Whittakers edge past in tight game
Conway shines in pitching and batting for the feature performance as Whittaker's squad defeats Madisonville. Erie tallies and Conway contributes in multiple facets while Gottschalk and Creed guard the bases in a tense contest with key two-base hits and steals.
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Erie
Madin
H.oae Fisher
Doerr
H.smith
Mathes
Switzer
eCarson
Bs Smith
Doebel
Pirim
E.-S
Luckingsham
Conway
Creed_ Con
H. Smi
Gottschalk & T
Madisonville
Jersey City Games Result Summary
In Jersey City the Buffalo team lost 4 to 1 to Jersey City in the first game. Providence won 3 to 2 in the opener, with the second game ending 8 to 1 for Providence. Toronto and other teams are mentioned in scattered notes.
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Jersey City
Buffalo
Providence
Toronts
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Spirit of Optimism
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Emyna B. Davies
R. M. Steinhilber
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