Wheat Advances Over Three Cents in Chicago Trade
Chicago May 8 Wheat prices rose on active demand after the government crop report showed April condition deterioration. July up more than 3% as corn and oats followed higher. provisions mixed. Strong local and export demand supported the market, with receipts and futures activity detailed for multiple grain items and regional markets.
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May
Edo
Wheat and flour prices surge amid government data and exports
New York reports show flour receipts at 28 607 bushels with exports 4 725. wheat receipts 66 000 bushels and prices rising after a government report. May wheat futures climb while corn and oats stay firm. various bread and commodity prices listed with market activity across regions.
Receipts Report From Kansas City Market
Kansas City May receipts show wheat 48 000 bushels corn 9 000 bush oats 1 000 bush. Shipments include wheat 22 000 bushels and corn 6 000 bushels. Flour and other grains listed with varying quantities appear in the damaged OCR fragment.
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Kansas City
Mining stock figures from Boston market report
A Boston market note lists multiple mining and exploration stocks with percent changes and values. Companies include Calumet and Hecla, United Copper, Osceola, Arizona Commercial, Nevada, Butte, Tamarack, and North Butte among others, with varied percentages and prices.
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Adventure
Allouez
Asmalan Muted
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Hecla
Centennial
T Range
Daly- Westbone
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Isle Royale
Massachusetts Mining
Michigan
Montana Coal and Coke Snc
Old Dominion
Osceola
Parrot
Quincy
Shannon
Tamarack
Trinity
United Copper
United States
Coffee futures open firm on French cables and Brazilian receipts
The New York market opened 10 points higher on coffee futures aided by Paris cables and light Brazilian receipts. Trading was mixed with some selling but buyers remained active. closing steady with May 6.10, July 6.15, Sep 6.20, Oct 6.20, Dec 6.20 to 6.25, Mar 6.25 cents. Spot steady Rio No. 7 66 16c, Santos No. 4 8%c. Cordova 9 1 2% steady.
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Feerie
Pittsburg
Commercial Tribune
Buffalo
ST. Louts
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New York
Rio No
Santos No
Cordova
River Traffic Notes as Ohio River Rises in Peoria
Peoria reports river traffic with whisky at 1.35 and steady departures and arrivals. The Ohio River at Cincinnati stood 43 feet 7 inches and rising as rain jeopardizes forecasts of up to 50 feet. City of Cincinnati and Virginia sail to Louisville and Pittsburg routes with daily 5 p.m. departures. Rainy cool weather, business fair, and river men anticipate a high water period in coming days.
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River traffic updates from ports report rising levels and ship movements
River gauges show rising water at multiple ports with specific vessel movements. The Queen Guy arrived from Cincinnati to Pittsburg while the Pittsburg towed load heads to Wheeling. Madison notes heavy river level and brief outbound movements toward Coke end and St. Louis.
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Trade Conditions Little Change in May Outlook
R G Dun & Co weekly review notes weather and prices shaping retail, textile, and export trade. Manufacturing shows little change with idle machinery and cautious new contracts. Financial sentiment improves as credit restrictions lift and bond sales fund projects. Bank clearings rise, while some regions report slow leather and shoe trade and uneven woolen demand.
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Winter wheat acreage in May shows decline from fall sowing
The May crop summary reports winter wheat on May 1 at 29,751,000 acres, 4.2 percent less than sown last fall and 6.8 percent larger than last year's harvest. Rye and hay show strong conditions with 89 93 percent normal and pasture conditions at 92.6 percent.
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United States
Dairy and Poultry Prices Across Markets May Eighth
Butter receipts 4151 pkgs creamery to fist 18a26c. Cheese steady, receipts 2371 pkgs. Eggs firm, receipts 11986. Poultry live dull in New York, dressed steady. Kansas City eggs steady. Chicago butter creameries 19a25c dairies 18a%ic. eggs firm first side. cheese daisies lic twins 11c Young Americas lljal2c. Turkeys 14c, chickens 11c. broilers $3.00-$4.50 per dozen.
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Young Americas
Trustees Seek Authority to Sell United Presbyterian Church Real Estate
In Common Pleas Court case No. 139,852 trustees of the United Presbyterian Church seek court approval to sell church property. Other cases filed include Hilberg vs Huth for $505.48 in the Superior Court No. 189,853, Woodward Co. vs Squire Muller lien matter, and several possession and damages actions involving The Enquirer Co. and The American Fruit Union.
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Gerrit J. Raidt
Feigabeth Hilberg
Joseph Huth
Wes
the Enquirer. Co
the Cael
Woodward Co
Arge
Squire Muller
Inkamp Sons & Co
Nannie
Colored militia company to be organized in city
Ed Johnson named Captain of a new colored military company to form as Company C of the Ninth Battalion National Guard. George Hays Jr. is slated as First Lieutenant with William Ford as Second Lieutenant. enrollment has begun and many colored men are expected to join.
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Ed Johnson
New Colored Military Company
Ninth Battalion
C. N.G. George Hays, Jr
William Ford
Residential property listings with multiple owners and values
A historical notice item lists several properties on Boudinot Avenue Western Avenue Hudson Avenue and Findlay streets with owners including Margaret Osterfeld Joseph Rodgers and others. It records building types two story frame brick stores and flats and costs ranging from 1 860 to 7 508.
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Findlay
John Streets
Margaret Osterfeld
St. Leger
Jan Avenue
Joseph . Rodgers
Equal shares for Louisa Este estate heirs in city holdings
Realty valued at $194,000 transfers to heirs of Louisa M. Este, with properties at Fifth and Sycamore, Court and Sycamore, and portions of Carew Building ground rent. Heirs listed include Louis B. Este, D. K. Fisher, and William A. Fisher Jr. Also notes leases, sales, and permits across multiple properties and firms.
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Louisa M. Este
Fifth and
Sycamore Streets
Court and
Carew
East Fourth Street
Louis B E. Este
David K. Este
Louis Este
D. K. H. Fisher
Jonan Fisher
Louise Fisher
Bruce and
William A. Fisher, Jr
American Express admits mail violation in court action
The American Express Company will pay a $50 fine and costs after admitting that mail was carried in violation of mail laws. A Belden Tex express clerk inadvertently violated rules by including a glove order note with an express money order. Separate bankruptcy actions involve the Gold Bullion Company of New Mexico and creditors led by Hemp as trustee.
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American Express Company
McPherson
William Brown
Belden
Tex
Hoffman Glove Company
New Mexico Concern
New Mexico
Hamilton
Co. HE. Hemp
W. Gilbert Thompson
W. C. Houston
W. A. Sanders
A. L. Smedley
Hemp
James A. Woods
Real Estate Transfers and Mortgages Listed in City Records
A long list of property transactions including Henry G. Fischer to Sarah E. Settle Lot 18 in A. J. Conover sub division and numerous other lots in Madisonville and Ivanhoe. Names include William H. Settle, George S. Seattle, Frances G. Walsh, Alice D. Rigler, and Mary Harmony among buyers and heirs. Also noted are mortgages and partitions detailing estates of Louisa M. Este and others with various parcels described by street, lot, and subdivision locations.
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Henry G. Fischer
Sarah E. Settle
Thomas Wil
Liberty Street
OGG
Mn Reese
Mary Rowlins
Alfred Ars
Wyoming Avenue
Lockland
David F. Kamm
Frederick Ricking
Joseph Budd
Avenue
van Hert
Gers
George Hartke
Frank J Sofre
Lim
Louisa M. Este
Louis B. Este
David K. Este
Louis Este
D. K. EB. Fisher
Jonan Fisher
William H. Settle
Charles W. Bne
Louis Seibert
Charles M. Curry
McKenzie
F. & A. Wever Co
William S. Nall
Staebler
Burnsmuth
Wyoming
Crosby Township
Wiguay
Louise EB
Fisher Ce
William Reeds
Prop- Settle
Prop- Settle Et al
Cherry Street
Hoffner
Jacob Hote
Burns
Getoorie
Cfeesbeverkskse
Cnt
Caroline Albers
Harry Bohmer
M. Stearns
William A. Frank
Samuel G Fiell
George” ‘Kartke
Court and
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Carew
Fourth
Peter Zinn
Delhi
Geeassteves Bofinger &Hopkins
James T. O'Brien
Bofinger & Hopkins
Norwood
John A. Huerster
George M. Caven
Fairbank Avenue
George C. Langhorst
William Pieper
Dane Street
Third Street
Lillie
Satm
Cora Ertel
Hickman Avenue
Harvey Avenue
Henry Landsiedel
Leroy Weaver
Green Township
Berlin medical offices seek injunction against city interference
The Berlin medical offices at 304 and 306 West Fifth street petitioned Judge James B. Swing for an injunction to stop the city from interfering after being closed by mayoral order due to alleged indecent exhibits. The case is set for this morning with Louis P. Pink for the applicants and Fyffe Chambers for the city.
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Berlin
West Fifth Street
James B. Swing
Louis P. Pink
Fyffe
Woodmansee
John W. ,Cowell
Plaintiff
Multicolored Hosiery Mentioned in Divorce Suit
Florence Heinlein wife of Charles Heinlein trunk maker filed for alimony alleging cruelty. Yesterday her case proceeded with testimony touching on the couple’s domestic disputes and apparel choices as potential grounds.
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Florence Heinlein
Charles Heinlein
Louisville and Intermediate Points and Lower Ohio Boats Schedule
Notice lists daily departures from Main St at 5 p.m. and 9 a.m. on Sundays. Kentucky River freight accepted daily. Contact Tel M. 1897.
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Louisville
Ohio
Main St
Kentucky
Tel
Matrimonial Hearing Over Stockings Sparks Alimony Debate
In a hearing before Judge James B. Swing, Attorney William Dickson argued differences arose from the tone of the stockings Mrs. Heinlein would wear. He claimed costly striped gaudy stockings caused the dispute, while Mrs. Heinlein denied wearing such items and said her costs rarely exceed fifteen cents a pair. Judge Swing took alimony under advisement.
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James B. Swing
Wiliam Dickson
Estate transfers and executrix named in probate court
The court records show Frederick Siebenthaler of Harrison leaving his estate to his daughter Rose B H Turrill as executrix. Bernard Krandick’s personal estate was appraised at $1,516. Percy Procter applied to administer his wife Almira M Procter’s $1,000 estate.
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Frederick Siebenthaler
Harrison
Rose BH. Turrill
Bernard Krandick
Percy Procter
Almirg M. Procter
Coluba Conserve Co Wins Damages Over Catsup Shipments
Columbia Conserve Company of Indianapolis won 1050 damages in Superior Judge Shattuck's court against J Weller Company for breach of contract. Weller contracted to supply 600 barrels of catsup at 1 cent a gallon but delivered 150 and stopped, seeking 5000. Lawyers Phares Gusweiler Phares represented the plaintiff. Murray Seasongood represented the defendant.
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Columbia Conserve Company
Indianapolis
J. Weller Company
Shattuck
Weller Company
Columbia Company
Phares
Gusweiler & Phares
Murray Seasongood
Hoffheimer
Mihalovitch-Fletcher Company
Pettsburg Life
Heimer
Promiuma
Woman sues for damages after dog bite in Court street
Mrs Anna Helse sues for 150 damages claiming a dog owned by Anna and Florence M Power of 926 Court street viciously bit her hand, leaving her fearful of hydrophobia for three weeks. The suit, filed through attorney F M Conant, is set for trial before Justice Miflier. William P Herod of Indistapeleg also filed suit against Newman Manufacturing Company alleging patent infringement.
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Anna Helse
Becomig
Anna
Florence M. Power
Court Street
William P. Herod
Indistapeleg
Newman Manufacturing Company
Tor & Leged
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