Wheat declines on heavy selling amid mixed grain signals
Chicago market notes heavy selling driven by ideal weather and harvest gains in the Southwest and Northwest. Wheat July futures fall, corn eases, oats rise slightly, and provisions swing lower. reports of rust and spot demand influence dynamic. Nearby futures close easy, with mixed receipts and cautious hedging by shorts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Southwest
Northwest
Reading
Liverpool
Illinois
Grain Market Rundown Amid Dull Trading Across Regions
New York report shows flour receipts 22 592 bbls with exports 14 357 bbls as prices ease. Wheat futures decline on weak cables and good Western weather while corn oats and rye show mixed activity. reported receipts set a broad price backdrop for Minnesota bakers and winter patents amid steady fats and oils, with port and rail trade noted in Duluth and international markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Minnesota
F. O
Duluth
Western Belt
Atgc
Pacific Coast
Bogota
India
Continent
South America
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Japan
New Orleans
Commercial Tribune
JORE
Market Prices and Grain Shipments Reported
Receipts include flour 3,000 bbls and wheat 10,000 bushels with shipments of flour 4,000 bbls, wheat 9,000 bushels, corn 55,000 bushels, and oats 48,000 bushels. Food items show pork higher at 15 dollars per jobbing, lard prime steam 8.50, dry salt melts steady, bacon steady, and various cotton ties and hemp twine prices listed.
Demand for Cattle Light Prices in Cincinnati Market
Cincinnati market for cattle hogs and sheep shows 4,661 cattle marketed this week down from 5,015 last week with prices easing 50 to 75 cents per 100 pounds. Hogs total 19,484 with steady to higher tone and top hog prices near 6.02 dollars. sheep and lambs 13,712 with mixed shifts and price changes. Reports compare receipts and prices across Cincinnati Pittsburgh Chicago St Louis and Kansas City with regional shifts in demand and value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Pittsburg
Chicago
ST. Louis
Kansas City
New York
New York State
Stock Market Roundup From London and Paris Bourses
Money was plentiful and discounts weak as London trading was steady with small dealings. Americans rose slightly and held steady. Canadian Pacific, Grand Trunk, Kaffirs advanced. Consols firm. numerous U.S. and British securities quoted with mixed gains and losses across markets. Paris tone steady, Berlin bids weaker with coal and iron securities heavy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Stock Exchange
Canadian Pacific
Grand Trunk
Kaffirs
Anaconda
Atchison
Baltimore & Ohio
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago Great Western
Chicago
Milwaukee & St. Paul
de. Beers
Denver & Rio Grande
Erie
Illinois Central
Louisville & Nashville
Missouri, Kansas & Texas
New York Central
Norfolk & Western
Ontario & Western
Pennsylvania
Rand Mines
Reading
Southern Railway
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
United States Steel
Wabash
Paris
Berlin
Metal markets hold in quiet trade with mixed quotes
In New York and St Louis markets metals showed little movement with no cables. Tin ranged about 27.75 to 28.12 per unit, copper mostly quiet with electrolytic around 12.62 to 12.87, lead at 4.52, spelter 4.52 to 4.57, and iron holding near recent prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jake
New York Port Trade Figures for Week Ended June 18
Imports of merchandise and dry goods at the port of New York totaled 11,887,219 dollars for the week ending June 18. Imports of specie at the port of New York amounted to 134,500 dollars in gold and 660,422 dollars in silver and gold being shipped to or from various destinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bieork
Nane Maciel
Cotton Market Differs Across Cities In June Trading
Cotton prices slip in New Orleans and Liverpool while New York opens lower on weak exports and favorable weather. Futures show modest declines with spot markets quiet and reports of limited activity, receipts totaling around 1,604 bales in New Orleans and 5,703 bales nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Galveston
Lofgren
Cunnntongie
Bess
Joduaey
Tose
OO Paw Ae
Liverpool
New York
Houston
Uplands
Do Gulf
Ohio Incorporations in Columbus June Feature
Ohio filings with the Secretary of State list new articles of association for multiple firms. Names include American Magnetic Wheel Company Cleveland and Reserve Machinery Company Cleveland with capital stock figures, plus Selig Pole and Tie Company Mt Vernon and Cadiz Electric Company Cadiz among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
American Magnetic Wheel Company
Cleveland
Willis B. Hale
Washington
Cadiz Electric Company
Cadiz
Financial Markets Mixed Across New York and Boston
New York money on call nominal and time loans steady to firmer with six and ninety day terms at 2 to 2 percent and eight percent for longer. Sterling exchange ease with bankers bills around 486.90 to 486.95 for demand and 485.50 to 485.60 for sixty days. Boston reports call loans 2 to 3 percent and time loans 3 to 4 percent. rail and utility stocks show varied bids and prices across Atchison, Union Pacific, Boston elevated, Edison, General Electric, United Fruit, United States Steel and others with mixed gains and declines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Actua
Boston
Atchison
Boston & Albany
Boston & Maine
Boston Elevated
Fitchburg
N. Y
Union Pacific
United Shoe Machinery
United States Steel
Regional Turpentine and Rosin Prices and Receipts Reported
Oil City and Savannah publish steady turpentine at 39 cents per gallon with large weekly receipts and ship ments. rosin values range from 2.45 to 6.40 dollars across Charleston Savannah and Wilmington markets. Gulf and New Orleans markets show similar activity with small exports noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oil City
Wilmington
Charleston
Savannah
Rosin
Toledo
North Lima
South Lima
Indiana
New Orleans
Havana
Butter Eggs and Poultry Prices in Chicago New York and Kansas City
Butter steady in Chicago with creameries and daisies priced. eggs steady with firsts at 14 cents. cheese steady with daisies and twins noted. In New York butter easy, cheese firm, eggs firm, poultry alive steady with spring chickens and fowls priced. dressed prices vary for Western springers and turkeys. Kansas City report incomplete with fresh extras at 16 cents and receipts at 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Young Americas
New York
Kansas City
City Man Dies From Stabbing After Jostling On Bus
John Staunton 26, of 813 Dayton street, was stabbed four times near Colerain avenue and Marshall street after a dispute following a jostle with two men on a car bound for Chester Park. He died later at City Hospital. Fred Thomas and Louis Hauck, both machinists, were arrested after being identified by Staunton as the assailant. Staunton’s wife was visiting relatives in Syracuse, N Y, at the time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Staunton
Mneman
Dayton Street
Colerain Avenue
Chester Park
City Hospital
Fred Thomas
Cormany Avenue
Louis A. Hauck
Thomas
Staunton
Harry Palmer
Marshall Street
McNulty
Klooke and
Easton
Bell Telephone Company
Syracuse
N. Y
Seligman Sought by Huntington Authorities
Police report a man believed to be Max Seligman, who left the city days ago, under surveillance in Huntington, West Virginia. He earlier left an Iowa prison last December and entered the insurance business here, marrying and leaving creditors behind. no local warrant or criminal charges were known, and Chief Millikin said he is not wanted here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
W. Va
Max Seligman
Seligman
Iowa
Millikin
Paris plans three day fete to replace July 14
Paris officials announce a plan to shift national celebrations from July 14 to September 4, the republics anniversary. An influential committee will organize a three day series of fetes to mark the occasion in Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Paris
Jury hangs in Phelps Birmingham raid case in Kentucky
Special Dispatch reports in Benton Kentucky that Burnett Phelps, charged in the March 9 Birmingham raid, was part of a six to six hung jury and discharged by Judge Reed. Sam Cooley faces a similar hung jury risk as court adjourned before a verdict. Lou Holly murder trial to proceed next, with other night rider cases to follow after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Benton
Burnett Phelps
Birmingham
Reed
Sam Cooley
Noun
Lou Holly
Enary
Reece Fisher
Wool Prices and Whisky Rates Reported in Peoria and St Louis
Whisky prices in Peoria at 1.35 dollars. Wool in St Louis quoted June 2 percent with combing and clothing at 19 to 20 cents, night fine 14.5 cents, heavy fine 11 to 11.5 cents, tub washed 19 to 26 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoria
ST. Louis
Tobacco Trust Fined In Antitrust Case
In Anderson Circuit Court at Lawrenceburg the jury fined the American Tobacco Company $1000 for violating the antitrust law in the Commonwealth’s case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
The
Commonwealth
American Tobacco Company
Anderson
Lawrenceburg
Clover seed and Alsike prices listed for upcoming months
Prices for Clover seed show October at 7.35, December at 7.27, and March at 7.87. Alsike seed is listed for August at 7.55.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y C. J. Buddeke & Co
Union Trust
Lowene
Aee
Os Nee
Neil Oe
Toledo
Mutual Aid Society Formed by Hamilton Police
The Hamilton police force organized a Police Mutual Aid Society at the City Buildings. Officers elected include President Jerome Blair, Vice President Frank Fiemeyer, Financial and Recording Secretary W O Shears, Treasurer John Braun, Trustees J B Niederman three years John Fisher two years Hermann Dulle one year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Hamilton, CO
Hamilton
Folowing
Jerome Blair
Frank Fiemeyer
W. O. Shears
John Braun
Niederman
John Fisher
Hermann Dulle
W B Roberts Dying in Indiana
Evansville Indiana June 20 W B Roberts of Sullivan Ind private secretary to United States Senator Beveridge is seriously ill at his brothers home in Evansville His death is hourly expected and he is well known throughout the State.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evansville
Ind
W. B. Roberts
Sullivan
United States
Albert J. Beveridge
C. H. Roberts
Prostrated by Heat in Hamilton Building Job Site
William Emerson collapsed at work on the new Federal Building in South Third Street Hamilton. He was moved to his boarding house at 323 South Fourth Street where doctors say his condition is serious. Thermometer read 92 degrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Hamilton
William Emerson
Federal
South Third Street
South Fourth Street
Covington Reports Eleven Deaths in One Week
Covington Health Officer W. W. Ranshaw lists eleven recent deaths: Mary Baker 20 burns, Ruben Kersting 20 appendicitis, George Kohmesheim 67 stomach catarrh, Henry Gordon 71 valvular heart disease, Herman Hawkins 30 tuberculosis, Mary Terlan 9 acute endocarditis, Elizabeth Nepper 81 chronic nephritis, Katherine Nieman 75 apoplexy, Henry Frommie 39 tuberculosis, Axcey Willson 78 organic heart disease, Gordon 71 valvular heart disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
W. W. Ranshaw
Mary A. Baker
Ruben Louis Kersting
George Kohmesheim
Henry Gordon
Herman Hawkins
Mary Alvine Terlan
Elizabeth Nepper
Katherine Nieman
Labor Leader Sidener Indicted in Kentucky
Kenton Grand Jury indicted Latonia labor leader Charles H Sidener on two counts of obtaining money under false pretenses and misappropriating labor assembly funds. Bond set at 1000. Other indictments include cases of chicken stealing petit larceny robbery and a wilful murder charge against F W Hopkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenton
Campbell Counties
Charles H. Sidener
Latonia
Kentucky
Sidener
Kenton and Campbell Trades and Labor Assembly
Labor Assembly
Cincinnati
Grand
William Burnside
Margaret
Frank Smith
Charles Watson
Henry Hammer
Lafe Craig
Monk Morris
Joseph Burns
Theodore Patterson
Walter Newman
Jerry Moore
F. W. Hopkins
Covington Bill Posting Company Seeks Halting of Billboard Ordinance
Judge M L Harbeson of the Kenton Circuit Court heard arguments in Covington Bill Posting Company v city of Covington et al. The company had a temporary restraining order blocking enforcement of the anti billboard ordinance and a new restraining order was issued to hold enforcement until the legal question is resolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L. Harbeson
Kenton
Covington
Bill Posting Company
John J. Craig
H. B. Schuler
J. B. Read
Harbeson
Marriage of Con stable Dodds and Miss Ethel Gillespie reported
Announcement notes the marriage occurred several days ago in Newport. Also reported are the deaths of Mrs. Nancy H. Lewis and funeral plans for J. A. Crawford along with several local notices including an arrest on a pock et picking charge, a new land company incorporation, a funeral in Highland Cemetery, market sanitation concerns, a theft report, and a small fire at Mrs. Olding's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Dodds
Ethel Gillespie
Scott Street
Newport
Nancy H. Lewis
Edward B. Lewis
Russell Avenue
Sallie Lewis
Elizabeth Adams
Tender Williams
Louisville
Charles Rothenhoeffer
Latonila
Williams
W. P. McLaughlin
Highland Park Land Company
John C. B. Yates
R. C. Stewart
R. S. Stewart
G. A. Hood
F. Faulwetter
T. W. Sandford
Henry Schr
Edward Lyons
West Third Street
Licking River
Second Street
Covington
Mary Olding
Crescent Avenue
Plymouth Coal
City Taxes Due in June and Street Assessments Listed
City taxes for June now due bring your last December bills. H W Percival treasurer announces street assessments due for Madison avenue Highteenth St Louis Williams Willow Broad Howell Wallace and Sterrett avenues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Percival
Madison Avenue
Highteenth
St. Louis
Williams, Willow, Broad, Howell
Wallace and Sterrett Avenues
Kenton Court Notes
John Westwood was fined 25 dollars by Police Judge Read for loitering. He is alleged to have formerly acted as a marriage tout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Westwood
Read
Present Question and Evil Condemned Sermons at Fort Thomas
The Highland M E Church led by Rev B C Horton holds a morning sermon on The Present Question at 11. A special sacrament follows the service. Evening topic is Evil Condemned with Rev Horton. St Andrew's Episcopal Mission offers 11 oclock service at the post chapel with Rev Dustig Fletcher preaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. C. Horton
Highland M. E
Mr. Horton
St. Andrew's Episcopal Mission
Post Chapel
Dustig Fletcher
Bellevue Church Services Mark St John’s Day Festivities
Bellevue and Dayton Masonic groups plan Calvary M E Church observances at 10 45 a m with Rev Alfred P Smith delivering a sermon at Bellevue Dayton Christian Church hosts Rev Harry Schaefer from Lexington for both services Calvary M E pastor Rev Alfred P Smith leads Sunday school at 9 30 preaching at 11 and 7 45 with Hope of Life Beyond. The Rev H Jones preaches at both services Baptist Church Trinity Lutheran also hold services. Funeral held for Fred Von Hohne yesterday at St Anthony s Church with interment in Price Hill Cemetery. A box tax collector Herman Ording will begin duties tomorrow evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Ording
Fred von Hohne
St. Anthony's Church
Price Hill Cemetery
St. John’s
Bellevue
Dayton
Calvary M. E
Alfred P. Smith
Harry Schaefer
Lexington
Bellevue-Dayton
H. Jones
The
Baptist Church
B. W. Ziegler
Trinity Lutheran Church
Notable Names Listed in Newport and Hyde Park Directories
A fragment shows resident names including John R. Kettenacker and Florence L. Bowman from Newport, Ky. Hy de Park entries for BH. V. Corbin and Lillian Carnes. plus Icie Matchett noted in the Forest Stack district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Kettenacker
Newport
Florence L. Bowman
V. Corbin
Hyde Park
Lillian Carnes
Forest Stack
Y . Icie Matchett
Newport Real Estate Transfer in Curriée's Subdivision
H Jones and wife transfer Lot 42 in Curriée's subdivision Dayton to H Harris and B Harris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport Real Estate
H. Jones
H. and
B. Harris
Curriée
Dayton
Hopkins Held on Murder Charge
Coroner Tarvin completed the inquest into Patrolman Frank Duncan’s death in Hopkins saloon. A Kenton County Grand Jury indicted F W Hopkins for willful murder. bail was not set, with a motion for bail to be heard before Judge Shaw. Duncan’s funeral is planned for this afternoon at his Oakland avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Tarvin
Frank Duncan
Latonia
F. W. Hopkins
Hopkins
Kenton County
Grand Jury
Shaw
Duncan
Oakland Avenue
Glencoe
Lightning Strikes Tree Near Altamont Hotel Fort Thomas
A severe storm hit this area last evening as lightning struck a large oak in Thomas Southgate’s pasture near the Altamont Hotel. Guests on the front portico were shocked, two cows grazing beneath the tree were killed, and gardens suffered heavy damage from the rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Southgate
Altamont Hotel
Ft. Thomas
Pioneering Campbell County resident dies after bed fall
Mrs. Sarah Winters aged 95, longtime Campbell County resident near Cold Spring, fell from bed at home and fractured her hip. Doctor says her advanced age reduces recovery chances. she had lived in the county all her life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Winters
Campbell County
Coldspring
Watengl
Ragan
Campbell County Courts Briefs Include Lunacy Ruling
Arthur Schoemaker, who attacked Mrs Groenick in West Tenth Street, was tried in Circuit Court on a writ of lunacy and ordered sent to Lakeland Asylum. Robert Grossheim faces a July 1 trial for shooting with intent to kill Charles Ragan. George Loehr sues Windisch Mulhauser Brewing for $1,860 over a Newport property dispute. Judge Hawkins settles loitering cases with jail terms of ten to thirty days for several defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Schoemaker
Groenick
West Tenth Street
Lakeland Asylum
Robert Grossheim
Charles Ragan
George Loehr
Windisch-Mulhauser Brewing Company
Seventh
Saratoga Streets
Newport
Hawkins
James Smith
Peter Peck
Tom Greer
John
Joseph Miller
Transfers of multiple parcels along Banklick and Bremen streets
Edward and Hattie Ward transfer 6 acres 5 acres and 1 acre to R Co Simmons along Banklick pike. Bernard Bruemmer sells 25 by 100 feet in Bremen street to Elizabeth Bruemmer. George M Clark R H Weatherhead and George B Kerper move 56 by 125 feet on Garvey avenue to Erlanger Deposit Bank. R C Simmons transfers 6 acres 5 acres and 1 acre in the Banklick to E W Ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward and
Hattie Ward
R Co. Simmons
Banklick Pike
Bernard Bruemmer
Elizabeth Breummer
Bremen Street
George M. Clark
R. H. Weatherhead
George B. Kerper
Erlanger Deposit Bank
Garvey Avenue
Erlanger
R. C. Simmons
E. W. Ward
Rentugrian slain in Breathitt County primary violence
In Kentucky, John P. Turner shot Arrowwood to death after a heated Republican primary dispute near Canoe, Breathitt County. In Terry Precinct sixty ballots were cast before a brawl destroyed the pollbook and remaining ballots, ending the election. The fight involved candidates G. W. Gourley and James P. Adams in a bid for Circuit Judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
John P. Turner
Arrowwood
Canoe
Jackson
Breathitt County
Terry
G. W. Gourley
James P. Adams
Mystery in River Deaths Near Ninety Second Street
A bound female body found in the East River near Ninety Second Street is described as about 40 years old, five feet four, 140 pounds with brown hair. A time slip bearing Mary Flynn from Hotel Gotham is found in a stocking. Coroner unsettled on suicide theory. A second mangled body of an unidentified man found in the Hudson near 115th Street. murder or tug collision uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
East River
Ninety Second Street
Mary Flynn
Hotel Gotham
Hudson River
115Th Street
Y M C A Names Fisher Physical Director for Galveston Unit
A. W. Fisher, current physical director at the Galveston Y M C A, will succeed Louis H. Baters as physical director starting August 1. Baters’ resignation takes effect then. Fisher, with twelve years of association work, comes highly recommended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Hamilton, O
A. W. Fisher
Galveston (Tex
Louis H. Batersby
Batersby
Fisher
Gomes
Tragic Subway Death At Fourteenth Street Crowd Reacts
A poorly dressed emaciated man leaped before a six car train at the Fourteenth Street station in New York. He was ground to pieces as crowds watched including many women who were overcome by the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fourteenth Street
Obituary notices for Collins Jenkins and Wilson in 1900s paper
Obituary notices report the death of Harry Collins supreme treasurer of the Independent Order of Foresters at 64 in Toronto due to acute nephritis. Also noted are Donelson C. Jenkins a former newspaper owner who died in Sierra Madre at 83, and Aames Wilson, 88, a pioneer West Virginia vote figure and Chicago convention survivor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Collins
Independent Order of Foresters
America
Toronto
Mr Collins
Mr. Collins
Collins
Supreme Chief Ranger
Supreme Lodge
Collings
Order of Odd Fellows
Royal Arcanum
Knights of Pythias
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Donelson Caffery Jenkins
Los Angeles
Mr. Jenkins
Vicksburg
Aames Wilson
Delaware
Mr. Wilson
West Virginia
Chicago
Abraham Lincoln
Thoburn
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Minneapolis
Grain and Provisions
Metals
Speller
Ohio
Partoiang Tire
France
Prime
Tobacco Trust
Mutual Aid Society
Senator Beveridge
Covington O
Ili
LABOR
Covington Briefs
Kenton Court Notes
William Losinger
Grace
George McCord Covington
Mary A. Hughes
Messeman
Elizabeth Siesseee
Dennison
Edward Maxwell Covington
Ayder
Petersburg
Bond
Campbell County Courts
Newport News
W. J. Bolin
Tampa
Fla
J. H. Hoover
First Baptist Church
South
Bolin
J. Y. Conn
Mt. Sterling
Mary Rademacher
John Huser
Monroe Street
St. Stephan’s Church
Evergreen Cemetery
Caroline Veith
New York City
Lusitania
Europe
John Steckman
England
Ireland
Scotland
Germany
WM. F. Lohstroh
Florence Bowman
Benjamin Bowman
John Keftenacher
York Street Congregational Church
Mr. Bigelow
William Nel
West- Eighth Street
John Thomas
Lindsay
Brighton
Lindsay Street
Nell
Joe Strauss
Donovan
Conlan
Strauss
Hodge
Patterson
Kuntz
Sixth
Overton Streets
East Fifth
Sixth Streets
Park Avenue
Edward H. Baerthlein
Eleanor Rapp
Sanders Street
Justice of the Peace
Bolsinger
Southgate M. BE
W. H. Bunton
Covington Real Estate
Guy Clifford Powell
Guy
Clifford Powell
Will
Bank
Rentugrian
Hamilton Y. M. C. A
Tex
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