Wheat Advances on Active Buying in Cash Markets
Chicago reports show wheat rising on strong buying by bulls and cash demand in the Northwest. Corn and oats steady to firm with mixed activity. hogs and provisions strengthen as western packers buy and drought conditions persist. Receipts rise in Minneapolis, Duluth, and Winnipeg. exports noted, with prices near session highs.
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Chicago
Minneapolis
Duluth
Winnipeg
Asl
Northwest
New York Market Report Flour and Grain Prices Sept 12
Flour receipts 4,491 barrels exports 10,000 barrels with mixed grain futures. Prices show Minnesota patents 5.36 to 5.75, winter fraights 4.10 to 4.25, bakers 4.20 to 4.65, winter extras 3.40 to 3.80, patents 4.40 to 4.75, low grades 3.20 to 3.70. Wheat futures steady then eased. Sept at 1.05 3-16, Dec 1.05 7-16, May 1.07 1-16. Corn receipts 21,5 bush. oats 45,000. hay dull. hops and hides quiet. Lard and pork firmer. cotton seed oil firmer. petroleum steady. Sugar raw quiet, centrifugal 3.90c, raw 4.0c.
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Milwaukee
Kansas City
Duluth
Minneapolis
Northern
ST. Louis
Timothy Geod
Bath
New York
Minnesota
Buffalo
F. c
Pacific Coast
Bogota
Entral America
India
Ates
Japan
Anthracite Demand Rises Across Regions
The coal market shows rising demand for all sizes of anthracite with improved activity in the West and East. Pacific Northwest and lake trade hold steady while New England lags. drought and water shortages limit Pittsburg tonnage. miners in Hocking Valley shift to full-time output by mid month.
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Atlantic Seaboard
West Virginia
Pocahontas
New River
Fairmont
New England
West
New York Harbor
Pittsburg
Hocking
Lake
Northwest
Minnesota
Dakotas
Contiguous Territory
Cotton market opens steady as prices swing with hurricane fears
New York and New Orleans report steady to mixed cotton futures amid reports of cheaper interior offerings and tropical storm concerns. Weekly receipts reach 140,000 bales with New Orleans and Houston showing higher declines, while Liverpool and London futures pace hold and world stock levels update.
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New York
New Orleans
Houston
Gulf
Liverpool
Atlantic States
Cigar Leaf Offerings Mixed with Strong Market Demand
Local Saturday breaks offered cigar leaf with limited quantity and fair grades. Despite the lighter selection, the market remained strong with good quotations as buyers took in all offerings. Capee Spanish-20 cases ranged from 1.5 to 5.80 per unit across multiple lots, while Seed-9 cases showed prices from 3.70 to 13.50, reflecting steady demand.
Readjustment urged as bumper crop hopes fade
The article notes continued stock market strength tied to abundant money, with public participation limited and large holders slow to sell. It discusses the need for readjustment as grain crop hopes fade and outlines factors from iron and steel to railroads, plus foreign exchange dynamics and potential gold exports amid the New York market’s export strength.
Tobacco market activity rises in Hopkinsville area sales
Movement on the local tobacco market has increased over the past two weeks. Planters' Protective Association sales reached a hundred for a week, with 112 hogsheads sold at prices from 7 to 12 dollars per 100 pounds. The Society of Equity reports improving business, while most new crop is in and suffers from dry weather.
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Commercial Tribune
Horpakinsville
Planters’ Protective Association
Society of Equity
Guthrie
Hopkinsville
Paducah
Murray
Mayfield
Clarksville
Princeton
Latonia Mayor Reports Offer for 10 Acre Wolking Tract
Mayor J T Earle of Latonia says a Pittsburg syndicate has offered to buy the 10 acre Wolking tract at the end of the Rosedale Division for $60 000 with a 60 day option The tract lies along the Licking River and Banklick Creek and would be developed as an automobile track and pleasure resort.
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J. T. Earle
Latonia
Wolking Tract
Rosedale
Licking River
Banklick Creek
Earle
Pittsburg
Warle
Campbell County Democrats set for primary for Circuit Judge
With only two candidates Otto Wolff and Ramsey Washington, Campbell County Democrats prepare for next Saturday’s primary for Circuit Judge. Support divides along Berry-Healy and John T. Hodge lines, but Wolff’s odds improve as ex mayor Helmbold endorses him and police and West End backing flow in Newport. Washington backers claim broad county wins, aiming to carry many precincts across the county.
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Campbell County
Otto, Wolff
Ramsey Washington
Newport
Washington
Berry-Healy
Wolff
John T. Hodge
Helmbold
West End
Bellevue
Dayton
Drink Lands Men In Police Court
Covington police court opens with minor cases from liquor excess. Grant Mount faces drunken and disorderly counts after a confrontation at home. Charles Mann allegedly cut Liebhart over beer payment. Mann to answer to cutting charges. Liebhart lightly injured. George T French and James Dancar jailed for disorderly conduct after a rough fight. Ben Bennett charged by Miss Viola Hoffmeyer for disorderly conduct. George Winfield held on drunkenness.
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Covington
Grant Mount
Hackathorn
Langly
Charles Mann
Charles
Liebhart
Pike
Washington
Mann
Heckhans
Vonderschmitt
George T. French
James Dancar
Grierson
Ben Bennett
Viola Hoffmeyer
Eighteenth Street
Calvin
Gough
Bennett
George Winfield
Walters
Hendrix
Latonia Ends Dry Sunday Enforcement After Races
At Latonia yesterday the dry Sunday order was enforced by police. Ten thousand racegoers faced thirst as owners rushed to Covington for amber fluid after the event, following Mayor Earle’s extended prohibition.
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Latonia
Covington
Earle
Man Sees All Hidden Cash Burn in Kentucky Blaze
Fire destroyed the two story frame residence of Joseph Seitz near Brent east of Newport Kentucky. Loss estimated around 5000 dollars with 450 dollars in paper money burned in an upstairs trunk. Fire blamed on a defective attic flue and discovered as the house went up in flames. Seitz and family were dining when smoke drove him back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Seitz
Brent
Newport
Seitz
Four Candidates Vying For Magistrate Nomination
In Woost's Hall mass convention Thursday night four candidates seek the Democratic nomination for Magistrate in the Second District. Ben Dressman William P. McLaughlin W Ferguson and Attorney Tyler compete for the post.
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Woest’s Hall
Ben Dressman
William P. McLaughlin
W. Ferguson
Attorney Tyler
Trotting Horse Dies After Train Fright in Ludlow
A valuable trotting horse owned by Jake Brown was frightened by a train in Ludlow yesterday and collided with a telephone pole. It sustained fatal injuries. The Daughters of Rebekah plan a meeting September 23 at the Odd Fellows Hall.
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Jake Brown
Ludlow
General Assembly
Daughters of Rebekah
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Schools Open Today in Newport After Break
Newport public schools restart this morning with eight buildings in use. Superintendent Regenstein expects 3500 to 4000 pupils to attend as teachers have been assigned and principals named: Hammond at the High School Duncan at Ninth Street Morris at Park Avenue Pareer at Fourth Street Smith at Arnold Perry at York Street Franklin at Tenth Street and Russell at Southgate Street School.
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Newport
Regenstein
Charles D. Hammond
G. H. Duncan
Ninth Street
K. J. Morris
Park Avenue
Hannah Pareer
Fourth Street
Emma B. Smith
Arnold School
Katherine T. Perry
York Street
Virginia Franklin
Tenth Street
F. M. Russell
Southgate Street
Newport Vital Statistics Reported Deaths in City
Dr. George W. Brown of Newport lists five deaths in the past week: May Duffy age 60 of cancer Joseph Smith age 2 of meningitis Martha Thompson age 72 with apo plexy Grace Spry age 26 from morphine poisoning Martin Clark age 62 with Brights disease.
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George W. Brown
Newport
Duffy
Joseph Smith
Martha Thompson
Grace Spry
Martin Clark
Bright
Coffee futures open steady amid late month demand
New York market opened quiet with prices largely steady amid easier European cables and large receipts. Trade reported 2,750 bags with December at 38.60 cents and July at 5.60 cents, while Santos cables note business nearly suspended pending strike settlement. Rio No 7 6% Santos No 48% Cordova 9% to 12%.
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New York
Santos
Rio
Cordova
Fire Ou tbreak on Grand and Ft Thomas Avenues
Fire Department battled a hillside blaze at Grand and Ft Thomas avenues as dry weeds ignited, with Fire Wardens Flynn and Deans extinguishing the flames after an hour, causing little damage beyond pasture and trees. Funeral services for Mrs. Sarah Miles are set for this afternoon at her Highland avenue residence with interment in Cold Spring Cemetery. Chief Louis Thoeny, recently ill, was out yesterday, and word arrived that two battalions of the Second Infantry from Camp Perry, Ohio, would arrive in Ft Thomas by midnight Thursday.
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Grand
Ft. Thomas Avenues
Flynn
Deans
Sarah Miles
Highland Avenue
Cold Spring
Louis Thoeny
Thomas Howell
Second Infantry
Camp Perry
Ft. Thomas
Covington Deaths Reported For Week Ended September 12
Covington Health Department lists weekly deaths including George Nienaber 18, A J J Wueliner 6 months, May B. Waa die 24, Arthur Roberts 1, Charles Feeney 48, Kate Brokamp 21, George Benning 7 months, Herman T. Street, Samuel Thomas 84, John Kuhr 29, Henry Berns 63, Francis Krummen 4, Ignatius Speier 70, William H. Mayberry 61, Hattie Kolbus 68, Meigsucn 5, a. Keepy 6 months, Richard Barrett 25.
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Covington Health Department
George Nienaber
A. J. J. Wueliner
May B. Waadie
Arthur Roberts
Charles Feeney
Kate Brokamp
George Benning
Herman T. Street
Samuel Thomas
John Kuhr
Henry Berns
Francis Krummen
Ignatius Speier
William H. Mayberry
Hattie’ Kolbus
Meigsucn
A. Keepy
Richard Barrett
Lumber theft arrest in Fairfield yard case
Patrolmen Brinkman and Grote arrested Edward Roman on a charge of petit larceny for allegedly stealing lumber from John H. Jones coal yard on Fairfield avenue. A preliminary hearing before Police Judge Seibert is set for 7 30 tonight.
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Brinkman and
Grote
Edward Roman
Roman
John H. Jones
Fairfield Avenue
Seibert
Funeral services for Mrs Susan Spillmeyer in Dayton
The funeral will be held this afternoon at 2 30 from the late residence 72 First street with interment in Evergreen Cemetery. James Maddox was arrested by Chief Frank Ortlieb on a warrant from Mrs Hattie Northcutt for breach of the peace alleging he entered her home and struck her. A hearing before Police Judge Mader is scheduled this morning.
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Susan Spillmeyer
First Street
Evergreen Cemetery
James Maddox
Frank Ortlieb
Hattié Northcutt
Fire and crime brief from Newport News
Explosion of a kerosene lamp at 518 East Second Street, Edward Jacobs, 7:30 last night, nearly caused a serious fire as oil spread and draperies burned before the family quelled it. Fire Department summoned. George Donaldson, 409 Elm Street, fought with his wife and damaged furniture. he was jailed for drunkenness and disorderly conduct after a disturbance. Thieves robbed a Co. and O. freight depot near Washington Avenue. Detective Sheeran leads the investigation. Grace Spry, who died by morphine at Hub Gosney’s 416 Monmouth Street, was shipped to Portsmouth for funeral today. Mrs. Sophia Bauer’s funeral will be this afternoon at 216 West Sixth Street with burial at Evergreen Cemetery. Firemen contained a dangerous blaze at the foot of a street, threatening several homes nearby.
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Edward Jacobs
East Second Street
George Donaldson
Elm Street
Breadhold
Donaldson
Washington Avenue
Sheeran
Grace Spry
Hub Gosney
Monmouth Street
Portsmouth
Smith
Sophia Bauer
Eye Ay
West Sixth’ Street
Evergreen Cemetery
Ae. Street
Public sale of John Kauffman estate realty in Cincinnati and Wyoming
Ohio public notice for October 14 1908 sale of Lot B on Vine Street Cincinnati lot 106 Findlay and Ludlow subdivision plus multiple Kauffman subdivision lots in Hamilton County including Springfield pike Euclid avenue Central avenue areas. Auction includes mortgage secured deferred payments totals and appraised values for numerous lots in sections Eight and subsequent parcels. George Guckenberger administrator and Albert Bettinger attorney oversee proceedings.
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John Kauffman
Hamilton County
Ohio
Pecmnass
Cincinnati
Vine Street
Findlay and Ludlow
East Alley
Mary Anna Kauffman
Hiamilton Common_ Pleas
Prramiston County Records
St. Joe = Taill streets
Aiso
Wyoming
Springfield
Koehler
Hamilton Courty
Springfield Pike
Euclid Avenue
Main Avenue
Euclid
Main Avenues
Central Avenue
Springfield Pike Admiral Venue
Huclid Avenue
Kauffman Avenue
Springfield Township
Mary Avenue
Locust Avenue
George Guckenberger
de Bonis Non
Albert Bettinger
River Departures and Ohio River Levels Report
The Lizzie Bay sails at 5 p.m. from Main Street foot for Madison and Kentucky bound for Louisville. The Greenwood also departs at 5 p.m. for Louisville and intermediate ports. Ohio River at Cincinnati rising slowly, with 4 feet inches noted yesterday and expectations of further rise. Daily trips run except Sunday, with weekend freight cleared from levee.
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Ohio
Cincinnati
Madison
Kentucky
Louisville
Main Street
Way
Greenwood
Lower Ohio
Louisvill
Sun
Tel
River gauge updates and arrivals at ports
Report from several ports notes river levels: Beaver Dam 15.0 feet at Freeport Dam 4 feet and falling. Wheeling 8 inches. Evansville 3 feet and falling. Cairo 9.8 feet and falling. Louisville stationary with falls 1.4 feet and canal 3.6 feet. Memphis 9.1 feet and falling. Arrivals include J. B. Richardson from Pasingah and Margaret from Upper Ohio. departures include F. B. Richardson for Upper Ohio and Margaret for Lower Mississippi.
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Pittsburg
Beaver Dam
Freeport Dam
Wheeling
Evansville
Cairo
J. B. Richardson
Pasingah
Margaret
Upper Ohio
F. B. Richardson
Lower
Mississippi
Louisville
Greenwood
Cincinnati
Memphis
Report on Ernst Illness Discredited by Relatives
Report that James C. Ernst of the Cincinnati Newport and Covington Street Railway Company is seriously ill at Magnolia Massachusetts is challenged by his relatives. They say nerves prostration prompted travel for rest and that he is rapidly improving and plans to return about October 1.
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James, C. Ernst
Cincinnati, Newport & Covington Street Railway Company
Magnolia
Massachusetts
Ernst
Trustees' Accounts Filed for Mc Lean Garrard and Others
Notice that accounts and vouchers of Sarah B. Mc Lean Lewis H. Garrard Israel Garrard John P Grandin Richard B Field Susan F Bradley Alice Grant White John S Hill Henry Worthington are on file in the court office suspended for confirmation with exceptions due by September 29 1938. Proceedings will continue daily until final confirmation. CHAS. F. MALSBURY Probate Judge and ex Official Clerk Deputy Clerk Cincinnati September 5 1908.
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Sarah B. McLean
Lewis H. Garrard
Israel Garrard
John P. Grandin
Richard B. Field
Susan F. Bradley
Alice Grant White
John S. Hill
Henry Worthington
Chas. F. Malsbury
J. Behlee
Cincinnati
Receiver’s Notice for Stag Cafe assets sale in Cincinnati
Bid deadline is 12 o'clock noon on September 26 for cash sale of assets at 418 Vine Street Cincinnati Ohio. Items include bar fixtures furniture glassware kitchen utensils dining room furniture linen silver billiard tables paintings and other pictures and the tenancy contract of the Stag Cafe. B A Kipp receiver and Albert Bettinger attorney.
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Stag Cafe
Compees
Vine Street
Cincinnati
Ohio
B. A. Kipp
Cincinnnati
Albert Bettinger
Proposals for Bicycles for U S Army Chicago Depot
Sealed proposals in triplicate for furnishing 100 bicycles and up to 200 and 200 slots, with 20 percent flex, will be received at the Chief Quartermaster, Federal Building Chicago until 11 am Central time October 9 1908. Preference given to domestic manufacture. quotes must meet quality and price terms. envelopes labeled Proposals for Bicycles to be opened Sept 9 1908. Lt Col W W Robinson Jr Chief Quartermaster.
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Federal Building
Chicago
Lik
Quartermaster’s Department
U. S. Army
W. Robinson,jr
Postmasters Gather in City Before Memphis Convention
A group of postmasters arrived in the city from Ohio and Pennsylvania and depart this morning for Memphis Tennessee, where the National convention will be held. Attendees include J. C. Richardson of Jackson Michigan C. V. Pansh Hamilton D C Denstoe Cleveland John N Dusam McKeesport W H Davis Pittsburg C H Thitch Bradford William J Kopp Allegheny F D Cyphess East Pittsburg.
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Memphis
Tenn
J. C. Richardson
Jackson
Mich
C. V. Pansh
Hamilton
D. C
Denstoe
Cleveland
John N. Dusam
McKeesport
W. H. Davis
Pittsburg
C. H. Thitch
Bradford
William J. Kopp
Allegheny
F. D. Cyphess
East Pittsburg
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Leon van Loo
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Clemens Rote
Elizabeth Jacobs
Mannis Hille
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Augusta Webster
John Middendorf
Marguerite
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Carl Merkle
William Blum
Ida :Weisberg
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Alfred K. Baldwin
Hisie
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