Drought Pushes Wheat Market Higher Across Regions
Wheat prices rose as drought in the Southwest cuts projected wheat acreages. December and May futures advanced, aided by strong flour demand in the Northwest, while corn and oats stayed firm though subdued. October pork led gains in provisions, but overall market remained cautious amid light trading.
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Chicago
Liverpool
Minneapolis
Duluth
Ccwsenenenen
Tuly We Ncceee
Sos Encenees
Deesiccees
O&ts
Northwestern
Mixed U S wheat and flour markets in volatile trading
New York open sees softer wheat on lighter war news and higher Northwest arrivals. No. 2 red and No. 1 Northern prices listed with futures around $1.10 to $1.11 per bushel. Flour and corn values show firm to quiet demand with varied regional prices and several grades noted.
Boats Leave Foot of Ohio for Louisville and Immediate Points
Boats depart the foot of the Ohio River bound for Louisville and nearby destinations as cargo traffic resumes after a halt. Officials expect steady movement of vessels carrying oil and other goods amid improving river conditions.
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Ohio
Louisville
Foreign Bourses and London Stocks Rally Across Markets
Paris reports three per cent routes with 95 percent account and London exchange at 25f lle for checks. London shows consolidations and gains with Amalgamated Copper and major rails moving higher. Berlin notes exchange on London and discount rates for short and three month bills as markets digest political outlook.
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Paris
Exchange
London
Anaconda
Atchison
Baltimore & Ohio
Irbian Pacific
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago
Stock Exchange
Berlin
Oil and Turpentine Prices Across Cities on Oct 10
Tide of market notes shows Wilmington turpentine at 84c with 45 casks, rosin steady. Savannah turpentine and rosins firm with big sales and large stock, prices from 2.50 to 6.90 for window glass and water white. Charleston quiet turpentine and rosins with varied grades. Toledo Lima oil prices. Oil City credit balances and extensive crude output and shipments.
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Wilmington
Savannah
Charleston
Toledo
North Lima
South Lima
Indiana
Oil City
Manchester Cloth Market Faces Week of Lockout and Uncertainty
The Manchester cloth market saw a stop page of machinery and ongoing lockout, narrowing trade and depressing sentiment. India and China offered few orders while Eastern trade was unsettled by political unrest. formulas were irregular but firmer, yarns unchanged, and Egyptian fabrics held steady.
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Manchester
India
China
Metal market steady with mixed quotes in New York
New York metal market quiet on Oct 10 with no new features. Tin quoted at 29.16 to 29.40 cents a pound, copper weak and varied with lake at 12.37 to 12.62 percent, electrolytic 28 to 13.37 percent and cost ing 12.87 to 12.12 percent. Lead dull at 4.40 to 4.45 and awyer ad at 4.72 to 4.77. Iron unchanged.
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New York
New Suits Filed in Common Pleas Court
Listings show multiple cases filed in Common Pleas Court No. 141, with actions including mortgage foreclosures and damages. Names include Loveland Mutual B and L Co versus Mary Humphrey for 3797.21 and foreclosure. divorce actions for Charles R. Smith Florence L. Smith Minnie Seipel Bertha Binkley and others. damages suits by B&O W R R Day, Albert Donnelly, George B. Horner against Supreme Lodge AOUW. and a Kroger Co. appeal from Stratton. Also Lulu Kuhlman vs City of Ofncin posi damages in Superior Court No. 64 171.
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Loveland Mutual B. & L. Co
Mary Humphrey
F. Starkey
Charles R. Smith
Florence L. Smith
Bennett & Utter
Minnie Seipel
Thomas Seipel
Harry A. Rust
Bertha Binkley
Thomas Binkley
Bolsinger & Oe
Mabel Stricker
Inistratrix
W. R. R. Day
F. W. Keam
Albert Donnelly
Thomas A. Reilley
L. F. Ratterman
George B. Horner
Supreme Lodge
J.T. Harrison and Spangenberg & Spangenberg
Wiliam Reynolds Ve
Kroger Rocery An Akery Co
Stratton
Pearl R. Lamkings
John F. Robinson
Healy, Ferris & McAvoy
Ee Stevens
John F,nson
Ferris & McAvoy
Superior Court
Lulu Kuhlman
City of Ofncinposi
Hoffman, Bode & and
Praise for Railroads Drives Development of Resources
A New York City crowd from Cincinnati and Ohio towns gathers at the Waldorf Astoria and Belmont Hotel praising rail lines for developing natural resources. Notable figures include John Frederick Mosby and Louis W. Pensi as candidates for Ohio Society membership, with extensive social notes on Cincinnati visitors, theatre figures, and racing interests in town.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Ohio Society
Waldorf-Astoria
John Frederick Mosby
Cincinnati
Louis W. Pensi
Willoughby
John C. Sherlock
Sasaponack
Long Island
Tropolis
Walcott
F of Wood
Delarae Water Gap
Edmund E. Miller
Mary Kilgour Miller
Bedox
Connecticut
Wolcott
Briggs S. Cunningham
Cincinnat
Lloyd Line
Dayton
Gotham
Ohio Valley
Hotel Imperial
E. H. Arnold
Jay Wellington Hall
P. J. Gorman
W. C. Walking
Thomas R. Simes
C. T. Morris
Harry A. Clarke
George T. Schraffenberger
M. 8. Johnson
Middletown
7. S. Scott
Lexing
Princess Hatzfeldt Returns After Carlsbad Cure
Princess Hatzfeldt once Miss Clara Huntington of San Francisco returns to London after a three week hot air cure at Carlsbad. She brings Dr Thinauer to explain the treatment to staff at the London Hospital. The visit follows Queen Alexandra’s earlier introduction of new light therapies at the hospital.
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London
Hatzfeldt
Clara Huntington
San Francisco
Carlsbad
Thinauer
Tov
London Hospital
Queen Alexandra
Mystery Murder Of Orathea Lee In Akron Area
Sheriff Hutchinson and Prosecutor McClure spent Saturday in Wadsworth probing the Orathea Lee murder with a possible third party theory ruled out. Guy Rasor remains under suspicion but uncharged as Medina officials delay arraignment. Post mortem to be performed after funeral at grandparents home.
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Commercial Tribune
Akron
Hutchinson
McClure
Medina
Wadsworth
Orathea Lee
Guy Rasor
Katchineen
Rasor
Imports and Exports at New York Port Week Ending Oct 3
Imports of merchan and dry goods valued at 14.15 million dollars for the week ending October 3. Specie imports totaled 90,409 silver and 128,421 gold. Exports of specie amounted to 186,222 silver with no gold.
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New York
Clover seed and Alsike prices quoted for October market
Toledo reports cash and Saas Clover seed at 5.25 with December 8:30e quoted. Alsike seed listed as Prime.
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Toledo
Alsike
College Hill Bargains for Building Lots and Updates
Auctions list Lot 650x150 with cement cellar floor cabinets mantels and city gas plus street and sidewalk at 2500.00. Another Lot 650x150 with cellar under entire house city gas and handsome mantels at 2100.00. Trees offered with beautiful building lots priced 5.00 to 30.00 per foot, small cash required.
New Twelve Story Fireproof Building Nearing Completion
A. L. Andrews of the Newport Rolling Mill Company is building a twelve story fireproof structure at Sixth and College, with Cleneay & Nourse named as agents for five floors. Bosinger & Hopkins sold a fifty foot front lot on Ryah avenue Dorchester Heights with an eight room brick dwelling for 7500. The Cincinnati Real Estate Exchange plans a public meeting October 20 at 3 p.m. in its Title Guarantee and Trust Company rooms with speakers Rufus B. Smith and Carl H. Booth.
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Hoffman House
Charney Mahoney
Taft
Woodstock
Jim McMurray
Stafe
McMurray
New ‘York
Bryan
Mike O’brien
Abe Abrams
Charlie Simon
George Sheppard
Henry Norman
David Henderson
Wall Street
Sheppard
Norman
O’brien
Cincinnati
Rome Respess
Latonia
Covington Turfman
Esst
Miss Alert
Dick Wells
Charles M. Rothschild
Atlantic City
Hotel Astor
Milton Bronner
Covington
the Astor
BE. F. Herrlinger
Irwin M. Krohn
C.F. Pratt
Burton B. Tuttle
J. J. Weaver
Lidlow
A. B. Landis
Cecilia Landis
Dayton
S. M. Levy
M. A. Sells
William J. Joyce
J. R. McGaw
Columbus
The
Astor
Eugene Klein
Navarre
R. J. Connelly
E. R. Latin
Miss Latin
Breslin
Europe
Ed. Renau
Grand Hotel
J. W. Burk
H. M. Burk
Springfield
Park
Julian
North German Lloyd
George Washington
Stettiner Vulcan
Bredow
Germany
Gustav H. Schwab
A. L. Andrews
Newport Rolling Mill Company
Sixth and
College Streets
Messrs. Cleneay & Nourse
Bosinger & Hopkins
Cincinnati Real Estate Exchange
Title Guarantee and Trust Company
Rufus B. Smith
Carl H. Booth
Ohio State Board of Commerce
Real Estate Transfers and Mortgages Listed in Public Notice
Real estate transfers include Jennie F. Roloson to Adele L. Root for south half of Lot 120 in Lockland Wyoming area, many Lot transfers in Wyoming Improvement Co. sub and Lockland areas, and Elm street area parcels. Mortgages filed include Edward Haas to Enterprise B and L Co and Albert W Hayward to Apollo B and L Co, with various other listed lenders and borrowers. several mortgage cancellations noted.
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Jennie F. Roloson
Adele L. Root
Lockland- Seema Tereseesereseetee Tebeer
Ar Tlin Ghb
Theresa J. Wehrman
Executrix
Anna Bauer
Altemonte Additio
Wyoming
Kodsta
Charlotte J. Craig
Caroline Brinkmeyer
Craig
Lillie
Alice Ben Tautes
Albert W. Hayward
Edward Flicker
Avery Street
Bayianler
Vii. Ois
Cease Pine
R. Waechter
L. F. Beisner
BE. Wikoff
Catherine Schatzmann
H. Henehan
James Foster
Thomas L. Wayne
A. A. Dorsey
William G. Stueve
Frank Torbeck
Hannah A. Sdtre
William H. Lor
Rossmoyne
David F. Hott
Catherine Hott
Kemper
Thomas Sharp
Virginia Rowland
Columbia
Cheviot
Middle- Lame
Mary I. Dykins
William P. Devon
Mt. Washington
Riddle Aktemeier
Spencer & Tay
Jacob Stahl
Fred Girten
FR. Plohrbys
Ohio
Rainy
Edward Haas
Enterprise B. & L Go
Apollo Boo& L. Co
Frederick Fritz
Bank Street
A. Co
Peter Menchen
Northwestern B. & I. Ound
Uenead Occu
Reichardt
Überline
River News and Vessels On Ohio River Weather and Ports
The Ohio River at Cincinnati stood 3 feet 2 inches and stationary at 6 p.m. Yesterday the Valley Belle replaced the Louisville and Cincinnati Packet Company’s vessel, with no departures today but one planned tomorrow. The Louis ville bound Lizzie Bay ran ashore near Bellevue awaiting higher water. Forecasts predict falling or stationary levels with rising Kanawha due to southeastern rains. Reports from Pittsburgh Wheeling Madison Louisville Evansville and St. Louis note varying river levels and arrivals. Debris and ship movements include the Herman Paepcke and other craft. several departures to Keokuk Alton and Peoria.
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Valley Belle
Louisville
Louisville and Cincinnati Packet Company
Bellevue
Ohio River
Ohio
Wheeling
New River
Kanawha
Alma S
Chile
Bessie Smith
Madison
Temeenshoe
Ord
Cincinnati
Kentucky
Loui
Pittsburg
Beaver Dam
Freeport
Evansville
Ae Catro
Mississippi
ST. Louis
Dufeet
Yonthe Falls
Calhoun
Hamburg
Grafton
Missouri
Missouque
Burlington
Omaha
Burg
J. F Silber
Missouri River
Eagle
Peoria
The
Blue
Keokuk
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Watch Hill
Julia Patterson
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Max Fleischmann
Sherlock
Josfi'g. Deshler
Metropolis
Malcolm McNaghton
Princeton
Hotel
William Moneypenny
W. J. Byrne
John Joyce Byrne
Frances Byrne
Elsie Ebeling
Henry D. Turney
Max Anderson
Hippodrome
Lew Wiswell
Gil. Robinson
R. M._ Bickerstaff
George Kleeman
Belitosnia
Kleeman
Scranton
Edward Wren
Angela Wren
Ursula Wren
Malcolm
J. Wren
White Star
Gedric
Gerhard Gerken
Bernhard Greve
Westwood
Henry Klemeyer
Prinz Friedrich Wilhelm
Bannigan
Billy Sheehan
Knickerbocker Theater
Eden Amusement Company
Rialto
Queen City
Billy
Broadway
Sheehan
John Marble
Lyric Theater
Clyde Fitch
Alf Hayman
Charles B. Dillingham
Shubert
Sam S
Lee, Inc
Klaw and
Erlanger
Syndidate
St. Bernard
Reading
Mean
Harry Lauder
Mpressario
Lyts
Washington
Martha Cook
United States
Charles R. Fairbanks
Interstate Commerce Commission
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Utah
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Colorado
California
Texas
Mexico
Cuba
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J. H. Lutkemeter
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Ral
Bihar
W. W. Watts
EB. P. Jane
Richmond
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Frankfort
H. D. Boyd
Wensword
G. E. Medley
C. Willett
J. H. Blackburn
Bowling. Green
W. T. Oberer
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K. P. Speedy
E. T. Wilson
J.T. Bull
I. D. Bull
P. D. Newell
T. L. Wright
O. PD. Lear
T. V. Fitzpatrick
Harrison B. Smith
Martinique
L. B. Biswich
Aldine
C. V. Herdlicker
R. A. Price
Bartholdi
W. A. Pendery
Albany
J. B. Hawkins
T. J. Joyce
P. S. Crane
King Edward
Empire
C. Simpson
Bayard
Wenn J. Burchenal
William J. Moeller
George D. Crabbs
P. McLaughlin
Holland House
Rankin D. Jones
Louis J. Dolle
Aaron S. Stern
B. Wolf
T. Jones
N. P. Runyan
H. Boyer
the Grand
W. ¥. Boyd
G. W. Huston
J. E.hughes
Grand Union
Bert Ganz
William Schacht
Herald Square
J.G. Hey
W. D. Wilslams
E. M. Sehwein
Astor House
W. D. Rodgers
A. B. Gatch
F. B. Meyer
Mrs. L. Huff
A. B. Grout
Broadway Central
Princess Hatzfeldt
Ora Lee
College Hill
Grand Shade City
Newbold L. Pierson
Hamilton Ave
Cedar Ave
Jacob Stah
Henry Wesselman
H. C. Matlack
City Hall
Jennie H. Walter
Warsaw
L. Ca
Willem H. Parham
Sant
Home B. & L
Mary A. Ennéking
J. W. Henley
Antoh Plohr
Valley L. & B. Go
Fletsam
Jetsam
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