Local Entertainment And Rail News From Cincinnati
This evening at Wood’s Theater Mr and Mrs Dion Boucicault appear with Robinson’s Opera House Lydia Thompson Burlesque Troupe and other acts. West bound I C L railroad freight wreck at Valley Junction injures none. three cars removed. Railroad Committee reviews Fulton avenue purchase to complete late Miami Railroad double track for hourly local trains.
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Wood
Mrs. Dion Boucicault Robinson
Lydia Thompson
Henry Probasco
Tyler-Davidson
Valley Junction
Railroad Committee
Fulton Avenue
Miami
The Tableaux Vivants Profit Shared By Local Groups
Receipts from two tableaux entertainments of the W OC A yielded a net profit of 2111. It was divided between the Women's Christian Association and the Young Ladies' Branch. A German woman Fredericka Vollmer, about 58, was found dead in bed at Vine and Fourteenth streets. An inquest will be held.
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W. OC. A
Women’s Christian Association
Young Ladies’ Branch
Fredericka Vollmer
Vine
Fourteenth Streets
Lydia Thompson Benefit Set by Newsboys Leader and Manager
Lydia Thompson and Manager Miles plan a benefit for the Newsboys next Wednesday afternoon. The boys respond that they will not let it affect their own performances on Friday February 28. Patrick Luby, president, and committee members John King and Harley Stevens note the event and pledge support.
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Lydia
Lydia Thompson
Miles
Newsboys
Beavenrs
Patrick Luby
The
John Kin Re
Harbley Stevens
Oeeeera
Burglary at Water Street Commission House
Between eight and nine last night thieves broke two glass panes in the lower office of Cummings & Hull on Water Street. They stole two caddies of tobacco valued at 25 dollars, an overcoat worth about twenty dollars, and a fur cape and collar. The firm suspects intruders were inside before closing. Later, Kercheval & Ross at Vine and Commerce reported an entry through a transom window with possible theft uncertain.
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Commission House
Cummings & Hull
Water Street
Main
Walnut Streets
Sifveen
Etere of
Kercheval & Ross
Vine Street
Corner of
Commerce
Commerce Street
Death at Branch Hill in a German worker case
Residents found a dead man in Captain Carrel's barn on the Little Miami road with his throat cut. The German laborer courted a captain's servant, was rejected, and is believed to have killed himself with the act following his proposal. The body was discovered after he went missing on Sunday.
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Branch Hill
Little Miami Road
Captain Carrel
Capt. Carre
Unprincipled thieves target Dr Price's Dream in garbled note
A fragmented, garbled message claims unprincipled persons steal the late forma and name of Dr Price. It urges ensuring Dr Pic's name remains? associated with Sail cen of its heritage while a red ven spedar mentions Atente rif cues.
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Dr. Price
Dr Pic
Jon
Financial Dullness in Cincinnati Markets This February
The Cincinnati market report notes weak currency inflows from the country and strained bank liquidity. Banks offer deposits at 4 to 10 percent, with discounting of satisfactory notes readily available at similar rates. Eastern trade remains cautious, drafts are scarce, and Wall Street rates show a wider margin amid subdued prices.
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Uesviness
York
Wall Street
Secur
Market View Points to Bears Stumble in Quiet NY Stock Lists
The New York share market shows only partial recovery from a weak bank statement with prices buoyed by big clique holdings. Analysts warn that until these holders shed, bears cannot force lasting declines and advise caution on long-track bets. Monitored quotes from New York at 11 o clock reflect general stability with potential for movement.
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Little Miami
Ham
Dayton
Dayton & Mich
Ind
City of Cincinnati
T’s
New York
Market report from a 1873 midwinter issue
The article lists prices and demand for goods across multiple categories including alcohol, beans, gunny, cotton, coal, timber, leather, and produce. It notes generally steady or modest activity, with prices shown for oak cordwood cannel coal canning materials and various commodities, reflecting a regional trade snapshot.
Market Prices and Commodities Reported in Steel City Notes
Active markets with firm prices for iron and coal items. Lime, oats, oatsiet, lead, nails, and oils show steady demand, while pork and bacon futures rise with firm currencies. Tocacco and tea demand remains steady. vegetables show limited supply and steady prices with onions scarce and peach blow potatoes in fair demand.
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Siabena
Missouri
New Orleans
Carolina
Lake—City
Tige
Demerara
Rome
West Virginia
Ohio
Renney
Kentucky
Case
Brown County
Owen County
Pendleton County
New
Boone County
Indiana
Cincinnati Stock Market Report from Brighton and Great Western Yards
Bright on ta Benn reports live stock receipts and prices for cattle hogs and shipping cattle with ranges per cental and notes weekly totals at Great Western and Covington yards. Hogs show light arrivals but higher prices with sales completed. Weekly totals list cattle 504 sheep 676 hogs 6672 with demand steady and shipments strong.
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Great Western
E. B. Beresford
Covington
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