Odessa Affair Boosts Wheat Prices as Port Closes
Chicago traders reacted to unrest in Russia and reports from the Northwest, lifting September wheat while corn and oats softened. Prices moved as European demand grew on news of Odessa port closure, with July and September near session highs and primary receipts detailed for the day.
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Chicago
Russia
American Northwest
Northwest
Liverpool
Minnesota
Europe
Odessa
Shorts
Minneapolis
Duluth
Wheat and grain price reports from multiple markets
Special Dispatch reports mixed grain prices across Toledo Baltimore Milwaukee Duluth Kansas City St Louis New York and other markets on June 29. Wheat prices mostly steady to higher, corn and oats varied, flour and bran values noted, with market activity tied to northwest weather and Russian news.
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Commercial Tribune
Baltimore
Milwaukee
Duluth
San
Uber
Pratne
Kansas City
ST. Louis
Timothy
Hay
New York
Maine
Cincinnati Markets Grain and fruit prices and movements
Markets report shows Minneapolis cash wheat at 1.10 with weak arrivals and steady tone. Corn and oats firm, rye nominal, flour quiet with concessions, hay steady. Prices listed for car lots, whiskey stock, apples lemons bananas oranges cherries watermelons peaches new potatoes onions cabbage beets beans peas cucumbers and seed oats. Grain inspections and movements detail various grade counts and lots.
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Messina
California
Palermo
Louisville
CATTLE MARKET FAIR Steady Demand and Prices Across Regions
Cincinnati and multiple depots report cattle trade steady with prime dry fed and heifers firm, milk cows unchanged. hogs larger receipts but prices eased. sheep and lambs higher on Eastern markets. Regional notes include East Buffalo Pittsburg Chicago Kansas City St Louis and Omaha listings with varied gains and declines.
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Cincinnati
Sheer
Ccsverenceserees
Teccreceseserees
Bologna
Commercial Tribune
East Buffalo
Pittsburg
Herr’s Island
Omaha
York
Ogot City
Coun
E Hogs Sais
Kansas City
Texas
ST. Louis
Pork Packing and Provisions Chicago Week Prices
The Cincinnati price current notes a liberal hog market with total Western packing around 650 000 hogs and a steady rise in prices to about 5 40 per 100 lbs. July pork July lard and July sides show weekly highs and lows with green hams and shoulders priced at Chicago. Export clearances are fair and slightly higher than the prior year.
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Chicago
Help Wanted ads from Chicago and nearby streets
Multiple classified notices seeking male and female help. Posts include sample distributors earning $18 weekly, draftspersons experienced in electrical apparatus, a shorthand typewriter operator, and a young man to handle bookkeeping with references. Also listed are a housegirl position and cigar and cheroot rollers with learning opportunities at No 114 West Peart Street and 208 Gilbert Avenue, near Chapel Street.
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Empire
Wells St
Chicago
Cal Tubatura
Remington Typewriter Co
Jones
W. Peart St
Gilbert Ay
Chapel St
Wanted Situations Male Bookkeeper Assistant
Competent industrious young man of 18 seeks general office work with chance for advancement. Reference available. Apply to AT R in this office. Wanted Situations Female Position In private family call at 1019 Mound St.
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AT. R
Mound. St
Ohio Incorporations Charted in Columbus June 29
Articles of incorporation filed include The Akron Loan Security Lean De Akron with 10000 by A R Lodwick L L Lodwick I D Ornsby P C Steinmetz and N R Roger plus E M Bennett J L Liggitt D B Day and W L Day for Canton. The Fenton Laundry Company Cincinnati 10000 by William Bascom Fenton H A Verha B Fuhrmann and George akebdiar. The Ohio Printing Company 25000 by W E Green Bartow P H Seibert and B B Cooke. The H R Ashbrook Company Toledo increases to 104000. The Taldedies Igreldecker Marietta by F oe Weed Bates Seat bess Dorr Gaston W H H Mead. The Rage Pottery Scene Kittooth by F C Arbenz Herbert Machin A Arbenz J M Wheat and C H Arbenz. The Western Ohio Purchasing and Supply Company Brooksville 5000 by J A Coover C W Hoffman A Dyre J C Welborn and S H Long. The Riley Shoe Company Columbus 100000 by J M Riley Reilly Thomas D Reilley Frederick C Barger and Stewart Riley.
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Columbus
Akron
A. R. Lodwick
I. D. Ornsby
P. C. Steinmetz
N. R. Roger
Canton Des
Cincinnati
William Ape Bascom Fenton
H. A. Verha
B. Fuhrmann and
George
Akebdiar
Ohio Printing Company
W. E. Rer
H. Green, Co. Bartow
P. H. Seibert
B. B. Cooke
H. R. Ashbrook Company
Brooksville
J. A. Coover
C. W. Hoffman
A. Dyre
J. C. Welborn
H. Long
Riley Shoe
J. M. Riley
Reilly
Thomas D. Reilley
Thomas W
Real Estate Transfers and Mortgages in Local Listings
Real estate notices include numerous conveyances and mortgage filings. Properties across streets such as Biddle Colerain Central Montgom and Norwood change hands and charges noted with various sellers buyers and parties involved.
Railroad time tables for Cincinnati lines and Lebanon service
Daily schedules show Cincinnati Lebanon and Northern depot trains leaving Court Street. Express and Mall services run after 2 pm with morning arrivals listed. Sunday runs include Lebanon Ac. and additional trains. Electric Street R R Co schedules include hourly cars from Anderson's Ferry to Lawrenceburg and Aurora, with extra services to Harrison and Cleves and a fifteen minute connection between Anderson's and Fern Bank during peak hours.
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Cincinnati, Lebanon
Court.st
Broadway
Lebanon Mall
Arrise
Brecon
Lebanon Ac
Cincinnati
Lawrenceburg
Aurora Electric Street
R. R. CO
Anderson's Ferry
Aurora
Harrison
Cleves
Anderson's
Fern Bank
Treasury Report Shows 1905 Deficit Around 24.5 Million
Washington report released June 29 outlines the fiscal year ending June 30 showing a deficit near 24.5 million, receipts about 543 million, expenditures 567.5 million, and June surplus nearly 13 million. Customs and internal revenues are near prior year levels with modest changes. Defense and navy spending rise, pensions fall slightly, and interest remains at 24.5 million.
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Washington
the Treasury
Treasury
Secretary of the Treasury
Panama Canal
War Department
Navy Department
Grain Trade and Crops Report from Cincinnati Price Current
The past week brought no major crop surprises in the Central and Western regions. Warm then cooler weather with varying cloudiness and showers have influenced corn and small grains. harvest progresses with few rain-related delays. Spring wheat in the Northwest shows good growth with some rust and rain. corn advances with improving positions. oats promise a large yield but likely lower quality than last year. Closing wheat and corn prices at Chicago are given for current and prior weeks and years.
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South Dakota
Missouri River Valley
Chicago
Dairy and Poultry Prices Across Markets
Market notes from Chicago New York Kansas City and Philadelphia show butter steady to firm with creamery and extra Western creamery ranges. Eggs mixed but firm in several regions with various white and mixed grades noted. Cheese firm with New York full cream and Western fresh prices listed.
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Elgin Creamery
New York
Limburger
Chicago
Americas
State
Pennsylvania
Kanbas City
Missouri
Kansas
Philadelphia
Western
New Suits Filed in Common Pleas Court
Listing of newly filed cases in Common Pleas Court with numbers 181,819 to 131,826 includes Nellie Mights v Arthur Campbell to set aside Ellen Campbell will. Mary A Heidkamp v Mary Knepfie to set aside deed. Ada Lubbers v Harry Lubbers for alimony and injunction. Andrew J Downee v City of Cincinnati for injunction. Gertrude E Thorn v Henry Thorn for divorce. Fred Bruns v Frank Cole appeal. Mary E Lacy executrix v Prudential Ins Co for 266. August Hoppe v John D Schulze to set aside real estate conveyance.
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Nellie Mights
Arthur Campbell
Ellen Campbell
Prescott Smith
Mary A.heidkamp
Mary Knepfie
Louis Reuscher
Thomas L. Michie
Ada Lubbers
Harry Lubbers
Owen N. Kinney
Andrew J. Down
David Davis
August Hoppe
John D. Schulze
Powell & Smiley
Wool sale in London reports broad demand for sheepskins
A sale of 2930 bales of sheepskins in Minc Lane saw fair attendance and active bidding. Merinos rose about 3 percent and cross-breds around 4 percent, with Americans among the notable buyers. Sales by region include New South Wales and Victoria lots with varied percentages and destinations. In St Louis, wool markets show steady tones with combing and clothing types trading at firm to higher ranges.
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London
Minc Lane
New South Wales
Victoria
South Australia
West Australia
Tasmania
New Zealand
Punta Arenas
ST. Louis
River Beets Org TACOM Schedule Briefly Noted
Fragmentary OCR notes show a 5 p.m. entry for TACOM and a 6 p.m. slot labeled City of Cincinnati. Details are unclear due to damaged text and missing context.
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Beets Org
Tacom P.m
City OF Cincinnate
Turpentine and oil market notices from several cities
June reports from Toledo Wilmington Savannah and Charleston show oil futures and shipment figures with Lima North Lima and Indiana bids. Turpentine and rosin prices are listed with small irregularities and steady rates in Wilmington and Savannah, while Charleston notes ongoing activity in turpentine and rosin with limited quotes.
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Toledo
North Lima
South Lime
Indiana
Lima
Wilmington
Sic Nu
Savannah
Charleston
Advertised Departures Pittsburg July Travel Notes
Memphis and Vicksburg listed for departures with times in July. The Ohio River at Cincinnati rose to 23.5 feet and was falling as of yesterday evening, affecting river traffic.
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Oas
Cincinnati
New Orleans Molasses and Related Open Kettle Measures
A fragmented note from New Orleans lists open kettle molasses and sirup measures with percentages and codes. It references centrifugal processes and several color descriptors including yellow and white, with numerical annotations like 34 and 15 16. The text is incomplete and lacks full context or named entities beyond locations and processing terms.
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New Orleans
Louisville and Intermediate Points City Service Notice
City of Cincinnati and City of Louisville run from foot of Main Street daily at 9 p.m. except Sundays at 9 a.m. Freight for Kentucky River accepted daily. Henderson and intermediate points operate daily except Friday and Saturday. Excursions depart Sundays at 9 a.m. and 150 mile ride costs 50 cents. Tels. M. 1897 and 1457.
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Louisville
City of Cincinnati
City of
Main St
Kentucky River
Henderson
Lee Line Steamer Schedule for Memphis Points
Lee Line steamers offer fast freight and passenger service to Memphis and intermediate points with cheap rates. The Rees Lee departs July 1 at 6 p.m. from the foot of Broadway, followed by Peters Lee on July 8. freight accepted daily. Office J F Ellison superintendent agent at 204 E Front St. Tel M 1180. Wharfboat M 859.
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Pittsburg
Cincinnati Packet Line
Pomeroy
Wheeling
Queden City
Broadway
LEE Line
Memphis
Aloints
Jen
Pine Bluff
Rees Lee
Peters Lee
J. F. Ellison
OmMce
E. Front St. Tel
River traffic slows as coal shipments surge in June
Local harbor activity ends today with Iron Age and Alice Brown heading for headwaters amid packed empties for annual overhaul. Yesterday the Raymond Horner and other boats moved up and down the lower river as Kanawha boats run regularly with good water from the mouth to Pittsburgh. June coal shipments from Pennsylvania and West Virginia totaled around 20 million bushels, signaling robust water levels and a promising packet season, drawing many inquiries to packet offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Brown
Raymond Horner
Louisville
Cave Wood
Resolute
Valiant
Josh Cook
Ed Roberts
News From Other Ports Special Dispatches
River readings from multiple ports show varying levels. Warren reports 1 ft 5 in and clear conditions while Morgantown notes 7 ft 8 in and falling. Entries include Pittsburg 5.7 ft falling and Steubenville 8 ft 3 in and falling with ships Lorena and Greenland active.
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Commercial Tribune
Warren
River
SEEKS PROTECTION FOR MEN
The Weber Foundry Company requests an injunction against the Iron Molders' Union and National Union officials. Attorney Charles F. Williams notified union officers that the application will be filed this morning in Judge Hosea's Superior Court. Weber Foundry had abstained from earlier actions to avoid strife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iron Molders’ Union
National Union
Weber Foundry Company
Charles F. Williams
Hosea
Weber Company
Meeting on Cincinnati Kentucky River steamboat line plan
Delegates from Cincinnati districts gather at the Business Men's Club to discuss establishing a steamboat line to the head of the Kentucky River. Chairman Nicholas P. Smith leads the committee and will report on the upcoming Pittsboro towboats movements.
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the of Cincinnati
Keystone Statesburg
Henry M. Stanley
Pomeroy
Courter
Maysville
City of
Seed prices report from Toledo market
Clover seed bids reach 7.2 dollars cash and 5.70 for October. Alsike seed trades at 7.40 dollars. Timothy seed priced at 1.52 percent.
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Toledo
Alsike
Timothy
Suburban and Monon Route Train Schedules Released
Train times listed for C and D suburban service to Hamilton and Glendale with multiple daily departures and arrivals. Monon route trains show Chicago Fast Mail and Chicago Vestibulated Express schedules with noted times and depot location at Fifth and Baymiller streets.
Multi city rail timetable excerpt with routes and times
Train schedule lists departures and arrivals across Cleveland Cincinnati Chicago St Louis and other points. It includes lines for the Twentieth Century Limited New York Boston special and various local connections with times such as 4 00 pm and 9 50 am and notes on trains to Indianapolis Fort Wayne Muncie and more.
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Columbus
Pitteberenne
Akron
Cleveland
Richmond
Chicago
Hamilton
Pittsburg
New York
Sandusky
Putin Bay Xenia
Logansport
Philadelphia
Erih Railroad Coo. Erie
Fifth and Baymiller Ste
Walnut St
Winton Place
Eris Points
Cincinnati
Marion
Mansfield
Galion
Youngstown
Jamestown
Elmira
Albany
Boston
Baltimore & Ohio
Southwestern R. R
Central Union Station
Third St
Action Building
Main
Washington
Ing
Wheeling
Wheeling and
Columbus, Newark & Zanes
Columbus, Newark
Zan
Newark
Zan Weigissee
Newville
Chillicothe & Par
Chillicothe Express
Blanchester
Hillsboro
Zanesville
Royal’ BI Limited
Bta Uemited
Cule
N’n
St. Louis Express
North Vernon
Norwood Factory
Park Street
East Mall
St. Louis
Ben St
Keith and
Petoee
Uleville
Memphis
Nuisville
New Orleans
Degas
Louisv
Jeffersonville
Louis
Ingalls
Fourth and Vine Streets
Union Station
Third Street
Central Avenue
Springfield
Twentieth Century Limited
Escesess
Dayton
New York-Boston
Toledo
Detroit
Put-in Bay
Sandusky and
Way Points
Indianapolis
White City
Terre Haute
Peoria
Crawfordsville
Ndianapolis
Muncie
Ft. Wayne
Connersville & Hageratown
Harrison Daity
Frankln Junction
Fort Middletown
Sharon
Franklin Junction
Middletown
Queen and Crescent Route Central Union Depot Timetables
Train schedule fragment lists departure and arrival times for services to New Orleans Birmingham Mobile Chattanooga Atlanta Charleston and Lexington Junction City Erlanger Dixon Williamsport Blanchet and Walton Accommodation with ticket office location at Fourth and Basen streets and phone number 33.
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Queen & Crescent
Central Union Depot
Fourth
Basen Streets
Florida Limited
New Orleans
Birmingham
Mobile
Chattanooga
Atlanta
Knox
Asher
Charleston
Orleans
Chattanooga & Way
Lexington & Junction City
Erlanger and Dixon
Illinois Central City Ticket Office Advertises Rail Schedules
Historic rail notices list departure and arrival times for Paducah Fulton Memphis and Texas California routes from 423 Vine Street depot. Includes Pullman sleepers reclining chair cars dining service and connections to Hot Springs Little Rock New Orleans and Union lines with times and station references.
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Louisville & Nashville
R. Pearl
Butler
Central Union
Corner Fi
Vine
Louisville Express
Louisv
Birminham
Abile
Newark
Orleans
Memphis
Tex
Lou
B’gham
Exas & Orida
Lou Nash
Chattanooga
Atlanta
Little Rock
Hot Springs
Ark
Illinois Central—City
Vine St. Depot
Grand Scen
Paducah & Fulton
Memphis N. Aea
Texas
California
Memphis ’ N. O. Limited
Arkaneans
New Orleans
New Orleans & Texas Limited
Interurban Railways Schedule Excerpt With City Extensions
The notice lists train times for Cortes Georgetown and Portsouth routes, including daily departures to Mt. Washington Forestville Amelia Bethel and midpoints. It covers Cincinnati and Eastern Division through cars to New Richmond and other points, plus Suburban and Rapid Railway divisions with frequent departures to Mt. Washington Bethel Lebanon and Deer Park areas on weekdays and Saturday nights.
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Cortes Georgetown & Portsouth Railroad
Peat Carrel Street
Mt. Washington
Forestville
Amelia
Bethel
Hamersville
Georgetown
Interurban Railway and Terminal Company
Sycamore
Bet
Cincinnati & Eastern Division
New Richmond
Coney Stand
Hamlet
Rapid Railway Division
Lebanon
Nts
AS . m
Sa and Wood
Pleasant Ridge
Deer Park
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Grain and Provisions
Commons Tribune
Sigabe Rough and Com
Tim
Prairie
Anne Tolee
City
Sks
H&ms
Java
Petroleum
Prim Perfection
Youghiogheny I’p
Dbl
Soos
Walnut Hills
Eer, St
Sereeens
W. Sixths
Corryville
Vine St
Zoo
Fourth St
Saratoga St
Newport
Phaeton
M. BE
Wesley,av
Ohio
C. Foster
Edward Esluson
Biddle Street
Porte- Catherine
Wood, Harmon & Co
Hazelwood
Highpoint Subdivision
Maria C. Moorman
Caroline
Klausmeyer
Elberon Avenue
Phillips
Clara Moorman
Samuel W. Bell
William H. Cowquill
Drake
Oakley
Baum
Sarah Bell
Harry E. Bell
Burns
Ana Es
Montgomy Road
Robert Orr
Mary W. Alter
Fred W. Kline
Theresa Schehr
Bosinger & Hopkins
Norwood
Charles W. Drake
Anna Dieselberg
Portland Avenue
Charles P. Wheelwright
Henry Gausman
North Fairmount
William H. Talbott
Hermand H. Leuchtenberg
Robert Ort
Borrmann
Sallie L. Cook Et al
L. Barnes
Tion
Columbia Township
c+sceecssenssereris Foundry Co
Voigt
Rich
Avondale Real Estate and Improvement Co
Bertha Aram
Mack & Vorheis
Avon- Doyle
Baum and
High Streets
Clara A. Lunkenheimer
Louisa Lunk
Kate Schickling
John Kueh
John H. Voskotter
Richard H. Manning
Hannah Manning
Barr Street
Linn
Cutter Streets
Enheimer
Luray
Steele
Orrene Sete
Blackburn Covington
Edward Turner
Richard Niehaus
Philadelphia Street
F. B.A. Spellbring
James F. Harper
Spring Street
Patrick Gleagon
Adam Yaeger
Tees
Barton
Herman Wegmann
Trustees
John C. Dueber
John Doran
Esc
Ccs Dyewsoess
Brunswick-Balke- Collender’ Company
Lillie Taube
Harris Heirs
Coegebrachoveese Vesthouses
Eva
Héixone
Jacob Kuenzel
Henry Holdgrieve
Norwood Spews
E Co
Speeiin
Charlies H. Carr
H. H. van Hoent
Mary Bell
George W. Scott
Troy National Bank
Veer
Tenover
Storrs Township
B. Sne Cn Cin
Sisents
RAM Dotas
Tema Bogart
Grand Rapids Indiana Railway
Pearl Butler Sts
Walnut Ste
Grand Rapids
ETE
D Rapids
Macki- BR
Cincinnati & Muskingum Valley Railway
Pearl and
Butler Streets
Walnut Streets
Lancaster
Lancaster and
Kentucky Central Division
Knoxville
Lexington
Bristol
Norfolk & Western Railway
Pearl
Tel
Portsmouth
Kenova
Begon
Pullman
Court Street
Sardinia
Cincinnati Price Current
Common Pleas Court
WOOL
Virginia
Vicesburg
Mayevill Lp
Adison Poe
Worror
Greenwood
Ain Street
STR. Courier Re Merabile Anc, Inter
State St
Lower
Mississippi
Onl City
Morgantown
Fair
Greensboro
Woodward
Columbia
Davis Island Dam
Steubenville
Lorena
Greenland
Queen City
H. K. Bedford
Parkersburg
Marietta
Sam Brown
Pleasant
Kanawha
J. B. Lewis
Gallipolis
Amevile
Rivens
Cairo
Nica
Chisca
Mbemphis
America
WII
tDaily
Ichi
Ianapol
Indianapol Lima
Decatur
Ingfeld
Findlay Express
Ft. Wayne & Findlay
Findlay
Versailles
Delphos
Ersailles
Wayne
Glendale
Setee Richa
Baymiller
Peru
N. Eee Griffith
Richa
R.R. Depp
Eighth
McLean
Fountain Square
Sedamsville
Warsaw
Elberon Av
Depot
R. R
Union Central Station
van Wert
Chesapeake & Ohio RY
Walnut
F. F. W. Ltd
N. York
Balt
Huntington
Fourth Street
Maysville & Hunt
Maysville Accom
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