Local Market Report Highlights Prices on Shipstuff and Provisions
The Evening Star lists price quotes across commodities including rope, hardware, and corage with steady markets. It notes demand in eggs hay flour grain whiskey barrels and various meats with steady to firm prices for staples and imports from New Zealand and other regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stearle
Java
Ayra
James Spies
Saanens
Oran
Kentucky
Eine
Orleans
Allon
Carolina
Tar Pita
Mgars
Gee Acti
Pnegield
Rangoon
Tea and produce prices report from Peetgrove market
The Peetgrove market notes varied prices with tea goods and staples. Prices for coffee and tea range from white, green, and imperial Canton grades to Oolong, while vegetables show steady demand with Peach Blow potatoes at 80 cents per bushel and sweet potatoes at 4 dollars per barrel. Overall supply exceeds demand with easy trade in certain items and firmer prices in others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peetgrove
N Ot
Ohio
Soupeare
Filmer
Live Stock Market Report From Cinci and Great Western Yards
Cincinnati live stock market figures show cattle receipts of 1 275 at the yards with prices steady, sheep at 350 to 525 per cental, and hogs from 3 65 to 4 75 gross. Great Western yards report weekend totals: cattle 212, sheep 181, hogs strong with prices up a shade. Currying through Covington and other yards, weekly cattle and sheep receipts and prices vary, with Christmas cattle higher and hogs steady to up. Foreign items note rescue of Franklin survivors off Vlieland and Paris Thiers stance on a second chamber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Srighton
George Benn
Tee
Great Western Stock Yards
Beresford
Covington
W. E. Ashbrook
London
Franklin
Hamburg
San Francisco
Vlieland
Stockton
Odger
England
Brazil
Paris
Thiers
Berlin
Frederick William
Wiesbaden
Yokohama
Alexis
Mito
Amoor
Corea
Nagaaki
Mori
Ueno
Nakayama
Washington
Hong Kong
Plank sidewalk to extend from Two-mile House on corporate line
Court updates include United States v Turner et al on a distiller's bond before Judge Swing and a jury. Two German girls Lizzie Meader and Lizzie Stahl are sent to the House of Refuge after shoplifting hats from Vine Street millinery. Police changes include Sergeant Montgomer returning to Nine Street and transfers of Alex Little and Sergeant Wappenstein. Circuit Court jury discharged after sixty four days. Deputy Postmaster Thomas Sanderson charged with embezzling 3000 dollars. examined, waived, bound over to grand jury, bail set at 6000 dollars.
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United States
O. M. Turner
Swing
Lizzie Meader
Lizzie Stahl
Camp Washington
House of Refuge
Vine Street
W. H. Montgomer
Nine Street
Alex, Little
Oliver Street
Wappenstein
Mortomery
Vinestreet Hill
Commissioner's Court
Thomas Sanderson
Springfield
Commisseioner
Perry & Jenney
Cor
Mair
G. B
Hollister
T. Crawford
Streee
EU Hanover
Third Street
W. Francis
W. Riss
Mais
Joan Rying & Co
Business Telegraph College
S Business College
4Th
Vine Bryant, Sitentton & Delay
Pike's Ba’g Benevolent Associations
Church Guild
Readin
Fike and Stian Orphan Asylum
Mt. Aubart
Firstsw Benz v. Asse
Central
Wipows’ Home
Mt. Auburn
Children’s Home
Mie Ge Pe
Court St
Sailors’ Bernet
Public Landing
Alprep Waerren
Central Avenue
Grovesz
E. Stevens & Co
J. R. Hawley
Vine St
Crstom Rotcoo
W. Lawson
H. I. Eckelmann
E. 6Th St
Wm. Powell & CO
Bromwell Manufact’'Ng Co
H. Beier & Co
Walnut St
Bromwell ManuPract
Ne Co
Arte
McGil. & Co
Andrew It
Revis
N. W
T. B. Moran
S. E. Cor
George George W. Ritter
Grand Central
J. G. Breitenbach & Oo
E. J. Wess
American
Philadelphia
Lorillard
New York
Brewers
America
Law’s
St Omron
St Ween
Liverpool
Inerman American
York
Law Brow
Geo
Enterprise
J. W. Hartwell
Urreriese & Co
Bazaz Parreens
C. H. Fox
4Th Mathematical Instruments
T. F. Randolph
Pear St
Opticians
Altoz & Co
4Th Street
J. Foster Jr. & Co
Prof.ies
H. Slatter
Joan Gipson & Co
Tth & Main
WiLliam Powell & Co
John Gibson & CO
Ee Pictures
Parr Bros
Oaeae Ann Ig
Hows Machine Co
M.co
E. L.harper & Agta
4Th Stove Founders
Avams & Britt
Front & Cen
A. J. Clark
Ea Traveling &E. le
Bet
Oma
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co
Ergubon & LO
Walmer
Court Dockets Drunk and Disorderly Cases Listed
The court records a string of petty offenses and fines including drunks and disorderlies. Several defendants such as Jas Haw ell and Frank Weaver were dismissed while others faced jail or fines like John Conley thirty days and Tom Callahan three dollars. Numerous names appear with costs or vagrancy sentences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JupGs Straub
Willie Green
Andy Ernst
Maggie Long
Ann Dobinson
Albert Jacobs
John Davis
Hannah Busch
Foods &c
Rosé Daveson
Ed, Allen
Peter Lehner
Joseph Emmert
Philip Becker
Jacob Keller
Lizzie Stahl
Lizzie Meader
T. J. Pickleheimer
W. E. Stewart
James Warren
Gerhard Meyer
James Burns
Henry Boehmer
Dan Colden
J. F. Christy
Thos. Carral
J. D. Delaney
Margaret Baird
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Daily Market Seview
Seeeneayy
United States Court
Circuit Court
Lockwood, Nichods & Tice
West Third Street
Burnet House
PLOUR
James K. Harin
East Fifth St
Arran
Jayne
H. B. Eckelmann
East Fifth Street
Goodyear’s Rubber Co
Great Jones St. N
Weston
P. O. Ae
Advertisers Gazette
GEO. P. Rowell & CO
Park Row
Holloway
Europe
Atlantic and Pacific
Sal
Turkey
Holloway & Co
West Fifth Street
John Street
John and
WM. G. Williams
Assience
Beckwith Sewing Machine
American Agriculturalist
Scientific American
Hearth On Line
Phrenologica Journal
A &Cent
Goodyear Rubber CO
Od-Ly
D&Éw
Great Jones St.-N. We
Vice’s Floral Guide
Desi
Dini
Oe Winow
James Vick
Rochester
S.ata
Andy Husman
Rocky Mountain News
Colorado
Souri River
California
Weekly News
Daily News
Mail
William N. Byers
Denver
THE
Cynthiana News
Harrison County, By
News
A. J. Morey
Business Directory
News and Job
Virginia City
Montana
George F. Cope
Proprieta
Dayton
Hamilton & T
Incini
Dayton Expres. Ar, & Canad Lips and
Ae Jaylom Accommodation
Hamitom Accommodatia
Hamilton
Desire
Loveland
Cinciuna
Leav Nati
Pullman
Columbus
Ma'hhutes Taster
Plum-street
New York Express
Springfield & Belle- Dntaine
P.W. ER
Gen’s Southern
Pittsburg
Cincin
Little Miami
Wan Spa
Eam
Saba
Ohio & Mississippi Railroad
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