Wheat sinks as weather aid fades in market close
Chicago reports a weak finish with May wheat at 92% to 91% cents, corn slightly lower, oats down, and provisions easing after a volatile day driven by seeding reports in the Northwest. Receipts and market moves reflect weather and supply shifts across Minneapolis Chicago and Duluth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Northwest
Kansas
Nebraska
May
aSac
Minneapolis
Duluth
Cattle Receipts Steady as Cincinnati Markets Report April 13 1908
Cincinnati reports a strong cattle run with 1 910 head received plus 150 carried over. Prices held steady for best grades while lighter stock declined slightly. Hogs 2922 head steady to lower with limited demand. sheep and lambs sold steady. Chicago prices showed slow but steady trend across cattle hogs and sheep.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
New York
Liverpool
London Cables
ST. Louis
Texas
Kansas City
Commercial Tribune
Pittsburg
East Buffalo
N. Y
Market Prices for Clover Seed and Timothy in Toledo
Clover seed quoted at 12.50 for May 11.75 for May and 7.30 for October. Timothy price listed at 2.15. Alsike prime at 12.50. Local market notes from Toledo dated April 13.
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Mess Park
Ewes
Ariey
Toledo
Timothy
Alsike
Pictures of Twenty Two Grand Army Honorees Highlight Cincinnati
Veterans, friends, and acquaintances are urged to obtain next Sunday's Commercial Tribune. The illustrated magazine will feature stories and jokes plus pictures of twenty two men honored by the Grand Army Posts of Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Illustrated Magazine
Grand Army
Cincinnati
River Departures From Pittsburg and Cincinnati
The River section lists today departures from Pittsburg to Queen City at 5 p m Pomeroy Tacoma at 5 p m Courier 11 e Lizzie Bay at 5 Louisville at 5 p m Advertised departures include Pomeroy Daily except Sunday at 5 p m Maysville Daily except Saturday 11 p m Sunday 5 p m Louisville Daily p m Sunday 9 a m River stage shows the Ohio River at Cincinnati at 40 feet and rising yesterday.
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Pittsburg
Queen City
Pomeroy
Tacoma
Courier
Lizzie Bay
Louville, Cie de
Maysville
Louisville
Greene Line
Sycamore
Tel
River Packet Departures and Arrivals at Local Port
The port saw departures of the Greenwood for Pomeroy, Courier for Maysville, Kentucky for Madison, and City of Cincinnati for Louisville. Upcoming arrivals include Queen City from Pittsburg, Tacoma from Pomeroy, Courier from Maysville, Lizzie Bay from Edison, and City of Louisville from Louisville. The Ohio River is rising after yesterday’s fall, forecast to 41–42 feet on the next rise. Heavy freight moved through the port. J B Lewis and Winifrede arrived with Kanawha coal and Robert P Gilham to Louisville.
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Greenwood
Pomeroy
Courier
Maysville
Kentucky
Madison
City of Cincinnati
Louisville
Queen City
Pittsburg
Tacom
Pomaroy
Lizzie Bay
Edison
City of
Pt. Pleasant
Cincinnati
All Way
Broadway
Tacoma
All Way Ports
Sycamore Street
Steamer Courier
Main Street
J. B. Lewis
Winifrede
Robert P. Gilham
Rivers, Warm Weather Cue Up River Traffic and Levels
Report from multiple cities notes river levels rising or falling with clear and warm conditions. Arrivals include the Joseph B Williams from Louisville and the Harvester from Upper Ohio. departures list the Joseph B Williams and Harvester heading to New Orleans and St Louis respectively. St Louis river level shows a small rise while Louisville and Cairo levels remain elevated and variable.
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Pittsburg
Davis Island Dam
Wheeling
Madison
Louisville
St Mery
Canal
Evansville
Cairo
Joseph B. Williams
Beaver
Lower
Missippi
Russell Lord
Upper Ohio
Harvester
New Orleans
Russell , Lord
Lower Mississippi
Harvest
Cotton Seed Oil Prices in New Orleans
In New Orleans on April 13 the market reports prime cotton seed oil at 40 cents per unit.
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New Orleans
Prime
Ordinance Accepts Dedication for Garfield Avenue Expansion
An ordinance confirms the dedication of land by Jacob Wildey to the City of Cincinnati for widening Garfield avenue. The deed dated March 6, 19083 describes a 10 foot wide strip off the east side of Lot 1 and a related parcel from Benjamin Bassett Junior's estate in Storrs Township. The City Solicitor is ordered to have the deed recorded after passage.
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Ana Sanaa
Orr
Georgeton
Cineinpatty
Robert Orr
Harrison Avenue
Orland Avenue
Robert—Orr
City of
Cincinnati
State of
Ohio
E. O. Bathgate
Edwin Henderson
Garfield Avenue
Jacob Wildey
Storrs Township
Jacob Welta
Central avenue improvement ordinance approved by Cincinnati
An ordinance authorizes the Board of Public Service to proceed with Central avenue upgrades from Eighth to Ninth streets including grading granite curbs wood block paving and drainage. It directs payment of costs from city bond proceeds and takes effect as allowed by law. City officials: EDW. Henderson, Clerk.
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Board of Public Service
Central Avenue
Eighth Street
Ninth Street
City of
Cincinnati
State of Ohio
Eghth Street
E. O. Bathgate
Council
Henderson
Ordinance Appropriating Parks Property in Mt Auburn
Cincinnati ordinance No 487 appropriates Lots 27 28 29 and 30 in Philip M Price third subdivision for park use. It provides for court appraised compensation, funded from bond proceeds, and authorizes the city solicitor to seek a jury to assess value. Passed March 30 with JOAN GALVIN presiding.
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Philip M. Price
City of
Cincinnati
State of
Ohio
Ringgold and
Young Streets
Mt. Auburn
Ringgold Street
Yorn Street
Pueblo Street
Young Street
Joan Galvin
Edwin Henderson
City ordinance changes Fern street to Lincoln avenue
Ordinance No 484 changes the name of Fern street between Stanton avenue and Reading road to Lincoln avenue. Passed March 30 1908. John Galvin attested by Edwin Henderson clerk.
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Fern Street
Stanton Avenue
Reading Road
Lincoln Avenue
Cincinnati
State of Ohio
Lincoln Ayeue
John Galvin
Edwin Henderson
Proposals Sought for Wagons and Harness Parts
General Depot Jeffersonville Indiana invites sealed proposals in triplicate for wagons, wagon and harness parts and miscellaneous supplies for stock replenishment. Bids due May 13 at 19:00. domestic production preferred. Depot reserves right to reject any or all bids. R M Schofield Major QM U S A QM.
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General Depot
Q. M. Dept
Jeffersonville
Ind
Q. M
R. M. Schofield
Ordinance Changing Boliver Alley Grade in Cincinnati
City council passes Ordinance No 483 to alter curb grades along Boliver alley from Reading road to Pendleton street. The measure details precise elevations and grade changes for both north and south curbs, repealing prior ordinances 2488 of 1876 and 876 of 18%, with final passage on March 8, 1908.
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Boliver Alley
Reading Road
Pendleton Street
City of Cincinnai
State of Ohio
John Galvin
Edwin Henderson
Cincinnati Market Rent Ordinance Amends Stall Rates
An ordinance amends the 1900 rents for market stalls in Cincinnati and repeals prior 1908 ordinances. It sets annual stall rents by market: Sixth Street 100 dollars, Pearl Street 70 with eight Pearl West stalls at 400 dollars for coffee and lunch service, Court Street 75, Lindsay 36, Wade 25, Blue Rock 25, and outside benches at 20 Pearl 15 Court 25 Findlay 15 Wade/Blue Rock. Section 2 repeals former second sections and earlier ordinances. Effective upon passage per city rules.
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City of
Cincinnati
State of
Ohio
Sixth Street
Pearl Street Market House
Court Street Market House
Lindsay Market
Wade Street Market
Blue Rock Street Market
City of Cincinnnati
Sixth Street Market
Pearl Street Market
Court Street Market
Findlay
Wade Street
Blue Rock Street
John Galvin
Edwin Henderson
Sidewalk assessment ordinance lists lots and charges
An ordinance levies assessments on multiple parcels to fund sidewalk construction. It specifies owners, lot segments, and amounts including fees for Thomas Evans and others, with payment deadlines, bond issuance details, sinking fund, and enforcement provisions.
Proposals for Coal for Mississippi River Commission
Sealed proposals from the Mississippi River Commission for furnishing 475 009 bushels coal in barges will be received at Liggett Building St Louis until 12 noon standard time May 13 1908 and publicly opened. Information furnished on application. G R Lukesh Capt Enrs Secy.
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Mississippi River Commission
Liggett Building
St. Louis
G. R, Lukesh
En’rs
Sec
City of
Cincinnati
Hamilton County
Ohio
Board of Trustees
Commissioners of Water Works
Treen Hills
Sa Station
Harrison Avenue
Seegar Street
Commissionerg of Water Works
Commissioners O Water Works
Commissioners of Water Eth
Ghettan
Herrmann
Elmer G
Prior
City funds approve sewering Williams avenue Madison road project
The ordinance authorizes bonds totaling 2543.77 dollars at 4 percent interest to cover 41 percent of the cost of improving Williams avenue and Madison road by sewering, less the cost of intersections. It sets payment terms, bond issuance details, and allocations from the Special Improvement Fund No. 8 to Kirchner Construction Company and a sinking fund trustee, with final cost figures and adjustments for prepayments.
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Ottinance
Werk Road
Ha’ N Avenue
Boudinot Avenue
Cincinnati
Harrison Avenue
Pellutant Avenue
Board of Public Service
City of
Special Improvement Fund
Louis Drach Construction Company
Louis Drach Consracts Company
Robert Laidlaw
E. O. Bathgate
Council
Edwin Henderson
Williams Avenue
Madison Road
Edwards Road
On of
State of
Ohio
Kirchner Construction Company
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Garrard Avenue
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H. A.schroetter
S. B. McLean
H. L. van Tress
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Co. M. Fenner
August Becker
David Foster
Barr’s
Board of Public Rvice
Marcel
F Council
Edwin Henden
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Burdett
W. Cor. Sherman
McLean Aves
Weber Foundry Co
U. S. District Court. Co
H. Domhopff
Louis J. Doile
Lincoln, Stephens & Stevens
John C. Healy
A. L. Herrlinger
Max Hoffert Tailoring Co
Remington
Superior Court of Cincinnati
Henry W. Hamann
John Proctor
N. B
Ezekiel & Bernheim Co. Auctioneers
Dow
Serodino Bros
Natior
Tarrant Co
Hudson St
Loy
Mabley& Carew, CO
Mveer Barber College
Fourth Street
Pickering’s
Bradstreet System
Rochester, N.Y
Globe-Wernicke, Company
Carthage An
Norwood
Palace Hotel
Dr. Donaldson
Greenwood Av
Avondale
Harvey Av
Highland Avenue
Moler College
Wfourth St
Lexington Av
A. T
C. Meach
Lackman Hotel
R. Holterhoff
Ingalls
Main
North
College Hill
Oak St
Fourth St
Ogden Bldg
Forest AV
wAttie
Lewis R. Smith
911 Union Trust
Financial and Loans
Interstate Investment Co
E. Auburn Av
Elder St
Windham Av
Walnut St
Postoffice
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Ladtes
Board of Trustees, “Commissioners of Water Works
Cincinndti Packet Line
E. R. Mauck
Public Landing
Virginia
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