Argentine Wheat Damaged by Frost Boosts Market Tone
Frost damage in Argentina lifted wheat futures with gains near a half to one cent as trade in Chicago opened firm and closed strong. Oats and provisions rose while corn showed mixed durability amid bullish European factors and steady cash demand. Estimated tomorrow's receipts foresee additional wheat and corn arrivals.
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Chicago
Jeading Commission
Ted
Missouri River
Ohio River
Northwest
Winnipeg
Minneapolis
Chicago and New York Flour and Grain Markets Reported
New York trading notes show flour receipts at 27 683 bbls with 12 668 bbls exported and prices steady. Wheat futures firm on export demand and Argentine news, with December around 1.08 to 1.09 and May near 1.09 to 1.10. Corn and oats prices also influenced by wheat, while petroleum and rosin showed steady to dull activity across commodities.
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Duluth
Trinneapolis
Chicago
Gulf
Shorts
Tbbaeesan
Timothy
New York
I. F
Buffalo
Commission House
Commercial
Tribune
Altimore
Commercial Tribune
Dobey
Norther Eaimine
Market Report from St Louis Grain and Provisions
Oct 21 market notes show flour prices steady to firm with various grades. oats and corn values listed, oats at 46,000 bushels on hand and 71,000 bushels shipped, wheat 68,000 bushels on hand and 26,000 bushels shipped, oats and hay prices noted, pork lard and bacon trends up or down, and receipts and shipments detailed for flour wheat corn oats.
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ST. Louis
East Track Sea
Trade in Cincinnati Live Stock Market Is Moderate
Cincinnati reports for October 21 1908 show cattle hogs and sheep receipts and shipments with prices mostly steady for good fat cattle and milder for poorer grades. Hog demand starts weak then firm closing with packers and shippers paying 5 60 to 5 75 and other regions recording varied moves.
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Cincinnati
Commercial Tribune
Pittsburg
Cattie
East Buffalo
Kanbas City
ST. Louis
Texas
Chicago
New York
Liverpool
London
Annals report annulment of marriage to insane former artist
Judge Hart koff nullified the 1899 marriage of Miss Jessie Leonora Hunt of Seven Mile to Tomas Allen Pickett, once a Cincinnati artist and now a Longview Asylum patient. Testimony showed Pickett’s insanity appeared after typhoid fever. a daughter aged seven survived through his bouts of mental illness.
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Commercial Tribune
Hamilton, O
Art Today
Hartkoff
Jessie Leonora Hunt
Seven Mile
This County
Tomas Allen Pickett
Longview Asylum
Cincinnati
Pickett
Kanakakee
Cinccinnati
Vatican reorganizes Roman congregations appoints De Sali
Osservatore Romano reports Pope reorganizes the Roman congregations last June. The Consistorial Congregation will nominate American bishops with Cardinal De Sali as Secretary. It lists fourteen members including Merry Del Val Moran and Rampolla. The Rota Romana Tribunal comprises ten members with notable names.
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Rome
Osservatore Romano
Vatican
Consistorial Congregation
Congregation of the Propaganda
Pope
Cardinal de Sali
Merry del Val
Moran
Oreglia
Serafino
Vannutelli
Martinelli
Rampolla
Got
Dutch Venezuela dispute seen as weak case for Holland
Caracas Oct 6 The Dutch effort to press Venezuela over Curacao customs and transshipment is fragile amid Castro regime tensions. Venezuela asserts it protects revenues and its merchants and recalls the 30 percent tariff history. De Reus incident and the gun salute dispute are discussed as diplomatic frictions.
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Frederic J. Haskin
Caracase
Venezuela
Castro
Holland
Wilhelmina
Jose Paul
Paul
Yale
Curacao
West Indian
New York
Hamburg
Europe
United States
Guzman Blanco
England
Puerto Cabello
Trinidad
Caracas
de Reus
Amsterdam
Mr. DeReus
Mr. de Reus
Deus
U . Dreum
Paul Kruger
South Africa
Venezuelan
Willemstad
Root Would Revise Treaty of 1832 With Russia
Secretary of State Root's public letter to Jacob H. Schiff outlines U S aims to secure equal treatment for American visitors to Russia and describes the U S request for a full revision and amendment of the 1832 treaty governing reciprocal rights for citizens of the two nations. The letter also addresses the case of Russian refugee Jan Janoff Pouren detained in New York by federal courts.
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New York
Root
Jacob H. Schiff
Russia
Jan Janoff Pouren
New York City
United States
River Departures and River Conditions Report
The Ohio River level at Cincinnati stood at 3 feet 5 inches and falling yesterday. Lizzie Bay and Chilo were recorded arrivals. Lizzie Bay departed for Louisville and Chilo for Chilo yesterday. Projections show the river stationary or slowly falling with rain unlikely soon, and a drop to about 3 feet by tomorrow.
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Ohio
Cincinnati
Louisville
Chilo
Ohio River
Illinois Central to electrify Chicago tracks at once
At its Chicago meeting the Illinois Central Railroad approved electrifying all city tracks with electric propulsion and urged railroads to minimize smoke. John G. Shedd was elected to fill a board vacancy while other retiring directors were reelected.
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Chicago
Illinois Central Railroad Company
City of
Illinois Central
Lake Shore
Board of Directors of
The
Road
John G. Shedd
J. D. W. Cutting
Erie Opens Guymard Freight Line Through Shawangunk Mountains
The Erie Railroad began service on the first ten miles of the forty mile Guymard freight line east of Port Jervis New York. The inaugural train carried sixty one hopper cars of anthracite coal totaling 4295 tons pulled by a single locomotive. The old line averaged 950 tons per locomotive. The remaining thirty miles are expected to be ready by year’s start.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Erie Railroad
Guymard
Shawangunk Mountains
Port Jervis
N. Y
Howells
Government subpoena shocks Standard Oil case witness
In Chicago on October 21 a government attorney served a subpoena on H. C. Martin, chief of the Tariff Bureau for the Grand Trunk Railroad, demanding immediate appearance before the examiner. Martin disclosed he had set a rate of twenty seven cents for oil from Toledo to New England by applying Boston rates to eastern towns, with the division sheets relevant to the tariff sought for evidence.
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Chicago
Standard Oil
Franklin Ferris
H. C. Martin
Grand Trunk Railroad
Frank B. Kellogg
Grand Trunk
Toledo
New England
Boston
Kellogg
Improvements Reported by New Haven Railroad
New York New Haven Hartford Road gains noted in New Haven with President Charles S Mellen telling stockholders the year has been tough but improving since June 30 and that September saw good business. Board of Directors re elected.
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New Haven, Conn
Charles S Mellen
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company
Village of Pleasant Ridge Sealed Bond Proposals
Sealed proposals will be received by the village clerk until noon November 18 1908 for two bond issues to fund water pipe and cement walks on Cypress avenue Preston Place and Robison road. Eleven bonds totaling 1100 dollars at 5 percent for 80 years and five bonds totaling 1338.68 dollars at 5 percent for 1 5 years. Bids must state counts and amounts and include a 5 percent certified check. The village may reject any bid.
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Pleasant Ridge
Ohio
Cypress
WM. C. Davies
River and steamer movements across river towns report
Pittsburg to Morgantown traffic noted with river levels at Freeport and Beaver Dam. The Columbia shows arrivals and departures to Morgantown. Wheeling river at half a foot and stationary. Madison river at 3.8 feet and falling. Louisville sees a falling river with swell from Kanawha. Kentucky and Cincinnati noted. Evansville river at 1.4 feet stationary. Cairo river at 4.9 feet with arrivals Major Slack Wanderer and Departures Liberty Stacker Lee. St Louis reports arrivals Spread Eagle Casey May and others, and departures Mississippi, Mary, Beards town, Dubuque, and Hamburg bound.
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Pittsburg
Freeport
Beaver Dam
Morgantown
Wheeling
Madison
Louisville
Kentucky
Cincinnati
Evansville
Cairo
Fair End
Upper Mississippi
Stacker Lee
Memphis
Liberty
Lower Mississippi
Wanderer
ST. Louis
Spread Eagle
Alton
General. Casey
Keokuk
May
Beardstown
Mississippi
New Orleans
Mary
Belle of
Ohio Joint Resolutions on Constitutional Amendments 1906 1908
Ohio Secretary of State certifies exemplified copies of two joint resolutions from the General Assembly. One amends Article Twelve Section 2 on finance and taxation with exemptions and sunset rules adopted March 27 1908. The other proposes changing Article II Section 26 to set the January start of regular General Assembly sessions.
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General Assembly
State of
Ohio
Co. A. Thompson
Houses of Representatives
Andrew L. Harris
Senate
United States of America
I. Carmi A. Thompson
State of Ohio
Columbus
A.D
Carmi A. Thompson
House of Representatives
I. Carmin A. Thompson
Notice to Contractors for Wiehe road repair bids
Hamilton County Ohio issues call for bids by November 6 1908 for repair work on Wiehe road from Langdon Ave NE to Carthage Road Columbia Township. Bids must use county forms with a $500 bond two sureties and contract commitment if awarded. County reserves right to reject any or all bids. Stanley Struble President. Fred Dreihs Clerk.
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Commissioners
Hamilton County
Cincinnati
Ohio
Board of County Commissioners
Wiehe
Langdon Avene
Carthage Road
Columbia Township
Board of
Stanley Strubleh
Fred Dreihs
Elevator Fire Destroys Bartlett-Kuhn Plant in Vincennes
Bartlett-Kuhn Company's upgraded elevator at Vincennes Indiana was burned tonight. The fire, suspected incendiary, wiped out 100000 bushels of wheat and 25000 bushels of corn and the loss is expected to be covered by insurance.
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Commercial Tribune
Vincennes
Ind
Bartlett- Kuhn Company
Notice to Contractors Madisonville Concrete Bridge Bid
Notice to contractors in Cincinnati Ohio dated October 16 1908 invites bids for a concrete bridge on Main Street near Deerfield Road in Madisonville Columbia Township under Specifications No 820. Bids due November 3 1908 at 12 o'clock M with $500 bid bond. County Commissioners reserve right to reject any bids. Stanley Struble president Attest Fred Dreihs clerk
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Commissioners
Hamilton County
Cincinnati
Ohio
Board of County Commissioners
Main Street
Deerfield Road
Madisonville
Columbia Township
Board of Hamilton County Commissioners
Stanley Struble
Fred Dreihs
New Richmond Pike
Anderson Township
The
Board of Hamilton Aia
SRE Syomttomt
Dress Rehearsals Begin for Mammoth Musical
Full dress rehearsals for the large musical production Professor Napoleon begin tomorrow. The show will be staged at Music Hall October 29 and 30 to benefit the Ohio Hospital for Women and Children. Ticket sales start Tuesday at 9 o clock at the John Church Company. Committee heads include Mrs Alexander Thomson Mrs William Christie Herron and Mrs Lawrence M.
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Napoleon
Music Hall
Ohio Hospital For Women and Children
Aesseat Sale
John Church Company
Alexander Thomson
William Christie Herron
Lawrence M
Appointed Executrix Notice in Hamilton County Probate
The undersigned has been duly appointed executrix in Hamilton County Ohio. She acts as executrix of the last will and testament of Jacob Gilb catees. Residence at 7 Hill Street. Abn. SCHMITT, Seieenean Atlas.
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Hamilton County
Ohio
Jacob Gilb Catees
Oh Said
Hill Street
Schmitt
Seieenean Atlas
Bid Invitaton for Rapid Run Road Work in Delhi Township
Cincinnati Ohio October 8 1908 notice sets November 6 1908 bid opening for rapid Run road work under Specifications 711 with end points from Olitzkemper gate to Langloth east line Delhi Township. Bids on blank forms must be bonded for 500 dollars and include good work guarantee if awarded.
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the Commissioners
Hamilton County
Cincinnati
Oho
Board of County Commissioners
Oltzkemper’s Gate
Langloth
Delhi Township
Ans
Board of Hamilton
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Albert G. Erkenbrecher
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