Wheat declines on weak cables and weather in Southwest
In Chicago on April 27 the wheat market fell as weak cables and favorable fall-sown crop weather pressured futures. July opened lower, traded around 88 to 89 cents, and closed weak. Corn firmed late after initial weakness, oats held steady, and provisions weakened on lower hogs.
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Chicago
Liverpool
Russia
Nebraska
Merket
Minneapolis
Duluth
Shorts
Kansas
Light Cattle Receipts in Cincinnati Market
Cattle receipts were light while prices held steady to higher in the Cincinnati live stock market. The report compares 48 hour totals with the prior week, noting scarce light fat butchers cattle and firmer prices, with milch cows weakening and heavy steers and heifers showing varied movements across regions such as East Buffalo Pittsburg New York Chicago St Louis Kansas City and Cincinnati itself.
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Cincinnati
AGTH
Commercial Tribune
East Buffalo
Pittsburg
New York
Reeves
Chicago
ST. Louis
Kansas City
World Markets Report Shares Wheat Corn Goods Prices
New York markets show flour receipts and exports steady while wheat slips after early gains on bullish stats. Prices across US cities including Baltimore Toledo Kansas City Milwaukee Duluth Minneapolis St Louis reflect mixed activity with steady to lower tones and notable spot and futures shifts.
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New York
Minnesota
Duluth
Continent
South America
Special Dispatch
Commercial Tribune
Baltimore
Toledo
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
C. Brain
Fiour
St.louis
Wool Market Report From St Louis April 27 189?
Wool prices described as dull with medium class descombing and clothing at 17 percent, light fine at 12 to 2, heavy fine at 2, tub-washed between 26 and 28 1/2 cents. The note records current market values and quality distinctions for this St Louis market day.
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ST. Louts
River Departures and River Traffic Report Cincinnati Ohio
The Ohio River in Cincinnati shows a 25 feet 1 inch level and rising yesterday with mixed departures and arrivals. Packages from this port yesterday included The Courier to Maysville Lizzie Bay to Madison and City of Cincinnati to Louisville. Today The Queen City from Pittsburg Tacoma from Charleston Courier from Maysville Kentucky from Madison and City of Louisville from Louisville are due. Forecast indicates rise in the New and Kanawha with the Ohio likely falling at Cincinnati Tuesday. Weather cloudy and cold with light freight. several boats scheduled today including Pittsburg bound Queen City from Broadway, Tacoma to Pomeroy, Courier to Maysville, City of Louisville to Louisville, and Kentucky to Madison. Light signals moved Shawneetown Bend buoy No 396 and Wabash River light No 389 relocated near the Ohio.
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Courier
Maysville
Lizzie Bay
Madison
City of
Pittsburg
Broadway
All Way
Greene Line
Tacoma
Pomeroy
Sycamore Street
Way
Louisville
Main Street
Kentucky
Masters
Shawneetown Bend
Wabash River
Ohio River
River Conditions and Arrivals at Various Ports
Pittsburg reports the Davis Island Dam at 7.3 feet and falling while Wheeling sits at 9 feet and steady. Madison shows 23.2 feet and rising with cold windy showers, Cairo records 35.56 feet and falling with fair cold weather. The Mariner arrives at Lower Mississippi at noon and The Peters Lee reaches St Louis from Memphis.
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Pittsburg
Davis Island Dam
Wheeling
Madison
Louisville
Evansville
Cairo
The
Mariner
Lower
Missiesta
Harry Brown
P.m
ST. Louis
Peters Lee
Memphis
Residential lots and permit request for six story brick building
The text lists multiple homes with owners Samuel Linnérkoh, Daniel Murphy and James Skillman with costs around 3000, 0 and 1000. It also notes an application by D Bioch for a four story brick store and apartment house on Sixth street between Elm and Plum, with building cost listed as 18000 and 2400 as two figures.
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Hillside Avenue
Liston
Samuel Linnérkoh
Superior Avenue
Highland Avenue
Daniel Murphy
Sea Side
Glenway Avenue
Beach
James Skillman
Pneat Lees
Sixth Street
Elm and
Plum
D. Bioch
Sewer improvements on Fairmount Seegar and Vinton streets
City council passes a resolution approving sewer projects on Fairmount Avenue from Iroquois Street to near Kincaid Court Seegar Avenue from Fairmount to Vinton Street and Vinton Street from Seegar to the sewer west of Circle Street. Detailed costs per pipe size, branches, inlets and manholes listed with total project cost around 9 815.80 and funding shares for city and property owners. Public notices and plan on file in Auditor's office.
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Palmer Inlets
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Fairmount Avenue
Iroquois Street
Kincaid Court
Seegar Avenue
Vinton Street
Circle Street
City of Cincinnati
State of Ohio
Iroquoie Street
Cerse
Idk Oy Oedacds
Sedo
Icc
Cincinnati
E. O. Bathgate
Council
Edwin Henderson
Meier Avenue
Wilmer Street
Observatory Avenue
Wilmer Avenue
Grace Avenue
Paxton Avenue
City of
Hedeaals
Mollie' Isons
Sitiupanden Maas
Winchell Avenue Grade Established in Cincinnati
Ordinance No. 517 fixes the curb grade of Winchell avenue from Naeher street to Dayton street. The east curb starts at 70.40 feet and descends 2 percent for 160 feet to 67.20 feet. the west curb starts at 69.40 feet and descends 2 percent for 160 feet to 66.00 feet, as certified by Council President Galvin and Clerk Edwin Henderson.
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Winchell Avenue
Naeher Street
Dayton Street
Coun
City of
Cincinnati
En Galvin
Edwin Henderson
Ordinance Establishes Astoria Avenue Grade in Cincinnati
An 1908 Cincinnati ordinance sets curb grades for Astoria avenue from Shady lane to its western end. It specifies starting elevations at the intersection with Shady lane, then descending rates of 2.40 percent for 200.43 feet to 219.49 feet, and 1 percent for 233.03 feet to 217.16 feet. A south curb grade mirrors this with a 0.82 percent segment to 221.88 feet, ending at the western terminus. signed by John Galvin, President of Council, and passed April 20, 1908.
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Astoria Avenue
Shady Lane
City of
Cincinnati
State of Ohio
John Galvin
Edwin Henderson
Torrence Road
Columbia Avenue
City
Hinnen Estate Appoints Executrix in Hamilton County Ohio
Notice that the Probate Court of Hamilton County Ohio has appointed and qualified Wilhelmina Hinnen as Executrix under the last will and testament of August Hinnen deceased of Cony. Bert Bettinger attorney represents the estate and will oversee probate proceedings.
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Hamilton County
August Hinnen
Cony
Wilhelmina
Hinnen
Lbert Bettinger
Cincinnati to Improve Ferdinand Alley by Brick Road Work
Legal notice to nonresident heirs of Lizzie Menke and others, residents of Covington, Ky., notifying them of Cincinnati's March 2 1908 council resolution to grade, curb, drain, and pave Ferdinand alley from Rankin street to its western terminus. Plans, specifications, and profiles on file. Costs to be funded by bonds issued in anticipation of deferred installments.
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Toisi
City of
Cincinnati
RE. O. Bathgate
Council
Edwin Henderson
Uae
Ferdinand Alley
Rankin Street
J. William Menke
Bernard F. Menke
Harry Asenne
Lizzie Menke
Charles Menke
Covington
Council of the City of
City of Cincinnati
E. C. Bathgate
Cincinnati Ordinance levies matson place tax for street works
City of Cincinnati approves a special real estate tax on properties fronting Matson Place between Eighth Street and Price Avenue to fund fifty percent of improvements. The measure authorizes bonds of 1578.06 dollars to cover city share with annual installments and a sinking fund. Total project cost 4647.02 dollars with related expenses.
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Cincinnati
State of Ohio
Cpods
Ee Salas Sagheare
Cas Rene
Board of Public Service
Matson
Twenti
Special Improvement Fund No
John Galvin
Council
Edwin Henderson
Proposals for Clothing and Equipment for Army Use
Federal building Chicago April 23 1908 sealed proposals due May 12 1908 for cap ornaments gilt bronze collar ornaments gilt collar buttons bronze and related items to be delivered inspected at Philadelphia Depot with 20 to 50 percent quantity increases possible. Right to reject any proposal noted. Domestic manufacture preferred with price and quality in consideration. Samples and blanks available on request. Envelopes must be indorsed.
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Chief Quartermaster’s Office
Federal Building
Chicago
Ill
Philadelphia
Quartermaster’s Department
U. S. Army
City improvement on Erkenbrecher avenue and Vine street
The resolution declares the proposed improvement from Burnet avenue to the east end of the present asphalt on Erkenbrecher avenue and paving details along Vine street. It approves plans and estimates, sets a fifty percent frontage assessment, and confirms curb grades and construction specifics.
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Erkenbrecher Avenue
Burnet Avenue
Vine Street
City of
Cincinnati
State of
Ohio
Board of Public Service
O. Bathgate
Edwin Henderson
Bids Sought for Fifth Avenue Improvement Cincinnati 1908
The Board of Public Service of Cincinnati Ohio invites sealed bids by May 12 1908 for labor and materials to grade curb brick gutter macadam road and construct basins drains and retaining walls on Fifth Avenue from Eighth Street to Glenway Avenue. Bids must include full names and a 3000 bond or certified check. The board may reject any bid. April 27 1908.
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The
Een
Cincinnati
State of Ohio
Fifth Avenue
Eighth Street
Glenway Avenue
Order of the Board of Public
Oren J. Wenner
The Commercial Tribune In Every Home
A historical note urges readers to keep The Commercial Tribune in every household as a staple publication. The phrase underscores the paper's promoted reach and hometown readership, reflecting its role in daily life.
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the Commercial Tribune
Proposals for Borings At Mississippi River Test Site
Proposals for making test borings on river bottom lands between St. Louis and a target area were invited by the Board on Examination and Survey of the Mississippi River. Submissions accepted until 12 noon, April 30, 1908, at Liggett Building, St Louis, Missouri, with public opening thereafter. Permission furnished on request to Captain Engineers.
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Mississippi River
Liggett Building
St. Louis
Pission
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