War Talk Factor in Wheat Market Amid Balkan Tensions
Chicago traders pushed wheat futures higher on worries over European turmoil and droughts in the southwest. December delivery rose to 1.01 1 4 dollars, May to 1.04, with later gains trimmed by selling. corn and oats softened as wheat strength faded. Exports and receipts for the week showed regional activity as buyers sought flour and cash wheat options.
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Chicago
Europe
American Southwest
Northwest
Ember
Bradstreet’s
Minneapolis
Duluth
Wheat and flour market report notes mixed receipts and steady spots
Market round up from New York and several cities shows flour receipts at 16 864 barrels with exports 12 215 barrels and a firm spot despite quiet trade. Wheat futures swing on war news with December at 1.10% and May near 1.11, while corn and oats see varied activity and general price stability across regions.
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New York
Minnesota
Arve
Ing
Dispatch
Commercial Tribune
IDO
Baltimore
Kansas City
C . Timothy
Oves
Niemnee
Cattle Prices Hold Weak Across Markets on Friday
Cattle receipts 850 to 1,000 in cattle sale with weak prices and uneven closes. Milch cows and steer categories show declines from previous notes while hogs and sheep/lambs move with varied demand. regional markets in Pittsburg East Buffalo Kansas City St Louis Chicago New York report mixed to steady trends amid a protracted drought.
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Bologna
Commercial Tribune
Pittsburg
East Buffalo
Kansas City
ST. Louis
New York
Kentucky
Treasury balances report for October statement
Treasury releases balance figures for October showing available cash of 180,583,212 dollars, gold coin and bullion at 37,857,211 dollars, and gold certificates totaling 40,871,920 dollars, excluding the 150 million dollar gold reserve.
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Washington
Treasury
General Fund
Coffee futures open steady with small gains at New York
The New York market opened steady to modestly higher on coffee futures with scattered covering. By close the market remained dull with slight net gains. May at 6.40 cents and September at 5.45 cents reported, spot prices steady around Rio 6 cents and Santos 48 3/4 cents.
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New York
Rio No
Santos No
Pye
Cordova
Tax ruling targets liquor firms operating under multiple names
Washington oct 9 commissioner Capers of the Internal Revenue Bureau ruled rectifiers and wholesale liquor dealers doing business under different names are subject to a separate tax for each name. These taxes range from 100 to 500 dollars. It is said few cases will be affected by the ruling.
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Washington
Capers
Internal Revenue Bureau
Cotton grades changed at New Orleans Exchange
The New Orleans Cotton Exchange directors announced the removal of low middling stained and strictly low middling stained from tenderable grades. A special meeting of members will be held next month to seek further opinion on the change.
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New Orleans
New Orleans Cotton Exchange
Exchange For Next Mo
Trade conditions progress as dry goods demand rises
R G Dun & Co reports gradual industrial recovery with many workers returning to mills and factories. Retail trade improves amid warmer weather and a holiday, but project commencements postpone until after the election. Cincinnati shows better dry goods activity with improved retail and higher outside buyer attendance.
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Cincinnati
Dun
Atlanta
Louisville
Kentuckian Shoots Self In Tragic Ky Incident
Fred Slesser 51 of Olympia Kentucky died from a self inflicted gunshot at his sister in law’s residence 309 Sycamore Street yesterday afternoon. He had been on a business trip since September 29 and was found by Emma Miller with the revolver beside him after a shot was heard. Coroner’s constable Stagnaro recovered a telegram reading have you got it or that answer in his effects.
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Fred Slesser
Olympia
Sarah Silverberg
Sycamore Street
Slesser
Emma Miller
Stagnaro
F. Blesser
Probate will creates Colbeford Deaconess Home plan
The probate court filed will of David Kolbe proposing a life estate for Viola Kolbe Krapp in two Hudson avenue houses with remainder to her children or the Kolbe Deaconess Home if certain conditions arise. He also wills 10000 to Central German M B Church institutions and Woodburn and Gilbert avenues real estate to the widow and adopted daughter with death provisions. Contests risk forfeiture of benefits. Estate value anticipated over 100000.
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John Kolbe
Hudson Avenue
Evanston
Viola Kolbe Krapp
Kolbe Deaconesse
de Kolbe
Testator
David Jacobs
Catherine A. Kreider
James Burgess
Ann Burgess
Frank
Dorothea Engel
Frederick WV. Schiele
Emihs A. Schiele
Star Millinery Company
Harry Brenner
Burley tobacco market shows fair demand and dull period
Local breaks offered a varied tobacco mix with red leaf, bright trash and cigarette wrappers in demand at high prices. Equity holdings private sales brightened activity, while offerings were limited and the week ended October 10 saw 110 hhds with 11 rejections and an average of 14.62 per 100 lbs.
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Colery
Louisville tobacco market reports light demand and steady prices
Louisville on October 9 reports very light business in the tobacco market. Burley and dark tobaccos show fair quality and good condition with prices steady. Offerings include 1 hogshead Burley and 27 hogsheads dark tobacco.
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Louisville
Real Estate Notes From Dorchester and Price Hill Listings
Mrs. Mary J. Chapelle bought two houses on Dorchester Avenue Dorchester Heights for 4500 dollars and expects completion in thirty days. Dr. John Stevenson will rent 2606 Highland Avenue for a year at 900 dollars annually. E M Costello leases several flats in Robertson Building Price Hill for 660 and 240 and 276 dollars yearly to McNamara Thompson and Conner. C W Durrell owns the properties. Mrs L Woerner has a two year lease at 650 dollars yearly for 3009 Fairfield Avenue.
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Mary J. Chapelle
Botinger & Hopkins
Dorchester Avenue
Dorchester Heights
Cleneay & Nourse
John Stevenson
Highland Avenue
C. W. Durrell
L. Woerner
Fairfield Avenue
E. M. Costello
Robertson
Price Hill
T. BE. McNamara
Terre Haute
Mill Creek
Cohsidine and
Bassett Road
J. P. Thompson
A. B. Conner
Real estate transfers and mortgage filings in local districts
Real estate notices list transfers from Mare Fsorris to Anna Conn H and others across multiple townships, with parcels described by blocks, lots, streets, and survey numbers. Additional items include mortgages filed by Ada Sutton and Grace Fox and numerous transfers in Norwood, Cleves, Mount Healthy, and College Hill along with sub divisions and street extensions. Characters indicate many parcels and dates, reflecting a busy land records period.
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Mare
Anna Conn
Truman
Jana
Ae Township
Betes Waste
Mary
Aett
Mills & Kline
Ewereatewaser
Ees
Ste Warereeese
Obrieg Fd
Carolina Gehring
George Balzer
Northwest Fourth
Norwood
Cali- Frank
Ottle
Grandin Road
Ahern
John Ahérn
Cbc
Anderson Township
John Ahern
Daniel Ahern
Anderson
Eeuteeet CaaDee
John F. Ware
George R
Julia Hanes
John G. Olden
Arlington Heights
Bertha Meyer
William Schlotman
Church Street
St. Bernard
Sys James E. Dowling
Mary Jling
Cleves
Ada C. Sutton
Pean Street
Adam T. Well
Cordelia McClure
Elsmere
Thomas Pruden
Abnut Hills Land Association
Cohen
Ee Ae
Eerie Corrary
Herman Bertke
Mary Dirr
Borden Street
Therésa Wilzer
William Dahmann
Hand & Froome
Winton Place
Burns Avenue
Durrell Avenue
Wesley Avenue
Clark Street
Puckett
Henry P. Rawson
John Totten
Watson Parker
Walter W. Garnes
Thomas Murdock
Ambergonwnship
Danish Ahern
Charles A. Henke
Joseph H. and
Yetta
Powers Street
Taft
Ida C. P. Hunt
John A. Scholl
Mary E. Granite Co
Hopple
Wild & Ferris
College Hill
Main
Township Avenues
Grace M. Fox
Edwin H. Weisenborn
Mortgages Canceled and Transfers Listed in Local Notices
A dense column lists mortgage cancellations and transfers including Wolf Katz to Effie J. Fasley and John H. Hespe to Kate, with numerous entries to Enterprise B. A. No. 2, College Hill L. & B., and other entities. Names include Mary Baker, Luella Kiechler, George Hanes, Charles Danker, and Elizabeth Ott among others, with various sums and property references on Spring Grove Avenue Terrace Park and Twenty third Ward areas.
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Spring Grove Avenue
Cora B. Mathewa
Ot B
Mary D. Lloyd
Terrace Park B
Comipany
Frederick Karst
Elizabeth Phewertio
Luella M. Kiechler
W. H. Mente
John H. Hespe
Kate Boehmer
Emma Koester
Victoria B. A
Ora Hanés Enterprise B. & L. Pree Eeee Eerste
Varrie G. Fechter
Ohio Mechanics
Edwin H. Weisenborn
Grace M. Fox
Henry P. Rawson
Jennie, Lewis
Wolf Katz
Effie J. Fasley
Kate
Two-and-a-half Story Brick and Frame Residences Listed
Several properties described with owners including Mrs. ery Schonebaum J. Laphert and Ida Vogel. Listings show brick and frame dwellings on Howell Whitfield West Hope Observatory near Herschel with values around 4600 and 2000 in unclear figures.
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Whitfield Avenues
Ery Schonebaum
Hth Street
Pre’ Hope Road
J. Laphert
Come
Observatory Avenue
Herschel Avenue
Ida Vogel
Erence
New Suits Filed in Superior Court Listings
Case items include Catherine Wessel vs Frank Wessel for divorce and alimony. Western Electric Co. vs The Quehl Sign Co. for 492.63 on account. Agatha Meyer vs Raymond Meyer for partition. Catherine Anderson vs The Supreme Lodge AOUW for 1886.60. William B. Bunne vs Rose Scharf for partition. Philip Morton vs The Olympic Theater Co. for 2170 on contract. Court of Insolvency: Ella H. Sander et al. v City of Cincinnati to enjoin assessment.
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Frank Wessel
Dayton (O
Common Pleas Court
Catherine Wessel
Ellis B. Gregg
E. B. Gregg
Western Electric Company
Quehl Sign Company
Burch, Peters & Matthews
Agatha Meyer
Raymond Meyer
W. Burtner, Jr
Williamb. Bunne
Rose Scharf
J. B. Schroeder
Superior Court
Philip Morton
The
Olympic Theater Company
F. M. Coppock
Ella H. Sander
City of
Cincinnati
William Sander
Reading Man Is Jailed for Arson
John Winters a 19 year old from Reading is jailed on arson charges after allegedly burning Charles Heitzmann s barn near the village. Frank Gallagher also 19 at Winters home is at large and wanted on the same charge. Mayor Cooper says Winters confessed that Gallagher inspired the act after stealing tomatoes from Herrmann s truck patch. They allegedly left Carey Manufacturing Company in Lockland and set the fire then returned to work. The fire destroyed twelve horses fifteen cows twenty hogs 200 chickens and 300 tons of hay wagons buggies and farming implements valued over 7000 dollars. Earlier both were fined for stealing corn from Dr William Burkhardt s barn and bound over on lumber tools theft charges. Winters was released then rearrested on warrants from Magistrate Dils court.
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John Winters
Reading
Charles Heitzmann
Frank Gallagher
Winters
Rochester
N. Y
Cooper
Gallagher
Herrmann
Carey Manufacturing Company
Lockland
Heitzmann
William Burkhardt
Dils
Ohio Sons of Revolution to observe Yorktown anniversary
The Ohio Society Sons of the Revolution marks the 127th anniversary of Cornwallis surrender at Yorktown with a dinner and address by Samuel M Wilson in Cincinnati. Kentucky members are invited as guests and a five person nominating committee will select officers for the February 22, 1909 election.
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Ohio Society
Sons of the Revolution
Cornwallis
Yorktown
Queen City Club
Samuel M. Wilson
Society of the Sons of the Revolution of Kentucky
Kentucky
Businessmen Honor J. B. Braunstein at Farewell Service
The Business Men's Club and city insurance bodies joined hundreds of friends in paying last tribute to J. B. Braunstein, late head of the meets Insurance Company. William Knox of The Phoenix Company attended from Hartford. Rev Father Walsh led the Requiem at St. Andrew's Church, with Fathers O'Mara and Conway assisting. The male quartet sang and William T. Lemon led the closing hymn before interment at St. John's Cemetery. Pallbearers included J. Stacey Hill, George Puchta, George W. Cleveland, George Dominick.
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Business Men's Club
J. B. Braunstein
Meets Insurance Company
Phoenix Company
Hartford
Morrison Will Filed for Probate in 1883 Estate
The will of pork packer Thomas Morrison dated July 17 1883 was filed for probate. He left $1000 to sister Catherine and residue to wife Olivia, later codiciled to revoke the sister bequest. Executors are Olivia Morrison and sons William and Roger Morrison. estate value reportedly over $1,000,000.
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Thomas Morrison
Catherine
Olivia Morrison
Lizzie Bay Sails to Louisville in Evening Departure
The Lizzie Bay is listed as the steamer due to depart Louisville at 5 p.m. from the foot of Street. Ohio River forecast shows a general fall after a slight rise, with Cincinnati and Maysville easing. river stage at 6 p.m. was 3 feet 3 inches and rising slowly.
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Ohio
Cincinnati
Kentucky
Louisville
Lizzie Bay
Maysville
Mrs. Caroline Whetstone Reakirt Rites Held at Home
Funeral services for Mrs. Caroline Whetstone Reakirt were conducted yesterday afternoon at her Mt. Auburn residence. The Rev. Dr. H. M. Curtis of the Presbyterian Church officiated with interment at Spring Grove Cemetery. Pallbearers named: William M. Allen, Thomas W. Allen, Rev. Harry Crane, William Rankin, Thomas Hollister, L. G. Hopkins.
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Mt. Auburn
H. M. Curtis
The
Presbyterian Church
Spring Grove Cemetery
William M. Allen
Thomas W. Allen
Harry Crane
William Rankin
Thomas Hollister
L. G. Hopkins
Maus Estate Pays Delinquent Taxes in Bargain
The Maus estate owed $262 for delinquent chattel taxes tied to Squire Maus. Mrs. Maus and her attorney James S. Myers met with County Treasurer Roth and agreed to pay the amount and transfer uncollected tax bills to Deputy Treasurer William Hopkins this morning.
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Squire Maus
Roth
River Conditions and Ship Movements Across Ports
Across ports Pittsburg Louisville Evansville Cairo and St Louis river levels are reported steady to falling with readings from Freeport Beaver Dam 0.9 to 4.8 feet. Vessels arrived and departed include The Columbia bound for Morgantown The Georgia Lee from Memphis The Liberty toward Lower Mississippi The Cane ivantece toward Commerce Spread Eagle toward Alton and Peters Lee toward Memphis.
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Spread Eagle
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Beardstown
Woman Burned In Accident At City Hospital
Annie Bell aged 33 of Carter alley lies seriously burned in City Hospital after a bed fire started by a hot iron found on the bed. Earlier reports wrongly named a colored woman as the assailant. patrolmen Gough and Fricke dispute that claim and say the blaze came from the iron.
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Annie Bell
Carter Alley
City Hospital
Gough Dnd Fricke
Trusteessale in Bankruptcy Auction of Farm Implements
The Queen City Implement Co stock and farm machinery including 8 Idea spreadene gas machines, shop fixtures and 13 new buggies and surreys are to be sold at auction on Saturday October 10 1908 at 130 East Pearl Street under U S District Court direction. T Greve referee and David H Scott trustee oversee the sale conducted by The Ezekiel and Bernheim Co Auctioneers.
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Queen City Implement Cos
P. M
East Pearl Street
U. S. District Court
T. Greve
David H. Scott
Burch, Peters & Matthews
Translations of Advertisements Offered in Rangoon Burma
A note invites translations of English advertisements into Hindustani Bengali Tamil Telugu Gujarati and other Indian dialects. The offer appears from Rangoon Burma with unspecified payment and scope.
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Ape
Hoosaln
Rangoon
Burma
Appointment of administratrix for estate of Andreas Roeser
The undersigned has been duly appointed and qualified as administratrix of the estate of Andreas Roeser, deceased, of Hamilton County Ohio. Barr Roeser, Admx. HJ Guckenberger, Attorney.
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Andreas Roeser
Ee. Nee
Hamilton County
Ohio
Barr Roeser
Admx
HJ. Guckenberger
River side School principal seeks sidewalk repairs
Principal J B Johnston of Riverside School addressed the Board of Public Service asking for repair or replacement of sidewalks leading from Southside Station to the school.
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J. B. Johnston
Riverside
Board of Public Service
Southside
Appointments and Contracts Reported by City Boards
The Street and Sewer Cleaning Department gains three men, two join the Bridge Department, and thirty-one enter the Street and Sewer Repair Department at daily wages of $1.75. The Board of Water Works approves eight tool contracts totaling $14,000. pump tests are due within three weeks.
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Board of Public Service
Board of Water Works
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