Wheat market closes strong on reports of ample grain supply
Chicago wheat futures rose late on news of abundant barley and spring wheat stocks, May delivery opening near 1.00 and ending around 1.01. Corn remained firm with strong export demand, oats steady, and provisions firm as traders priced in larger world supplies and a late Liverpool influence.
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Chicago
Wheat Mart
Liverpool
Yerpool
Eés3
Minneapolis
Duluth
Grain Market Averages Slip Amid Quiet Demand in New York
News from New York and several midwestern points shows mixed grain trading with exports strong, wheat and corn receipts sizable. Prices firm for some futures while spot values drift. investors cite bear pressure early but partial recovery aided by export rumors.
Wheat and barley prices in assorted U S markets
A brief dispatch reports U S wheat prices with cash rates around 98 1 2 to 99 1 2 cents and May at 1 01 1 2 dollars, notes earlier clears and patent prices, plus bran bulk pricing and cork cash quotes. Barley No 2 at 1 01 dollars with a 70 cent sample in Milwaukee.
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Special Dispatch
Commercial Tribune
Baltimore
Cork
Toledo
Milwaukee
Mines to Remain Closed Amid Low Copper Prices
At the Grand Hotel tomorrow at 8 pm Transvaal Copper Company executive H. C. Beauchamp will address about 250 local stockholders on the mine shutdown. Louis Hauck, company president, says operations will stay idle while copper hovers around twelve cents a pound, hoping for higher prices to resume work. Louis Heheman, Alfred Vogeler noted as officers.
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Grand Hotel
H. C. Beauchamp
Transvaal Copper Company
Sonora
Mexico
Beauchamp
Grand
Louis Hauck
Mr. Hauck
Louis Heheman
Alfred Vogélér
Treas
Transvaal Company
Ohio Incorporations Reported in Columbus Jan 27
Ohio incorporations filed include Riverside Creamery of Lockwood with 30000 dollars. Summit Garden of Toledo with 10000. Swint Reinick of Fremont with 75000. Imperial Electric of Akron with 100000. Unzinger Razor Blade of Fremont with 10000. Woodland Realty of Cleveland with capital increase to 20000. Ferro Machine of Cleveland from 283000 to 433000. Middleport Improvement of 10000. Niagara Realty of Cleveland with 10000. Sherwin Williams of Cleveland increasing to 6000000. Scioto Sign of Kenton increasing to 100000. Doesel Telephone increasing to 10000. Includes multiple principals and capital changes.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Iverside Creamery Company
Lockwood
W. H. Pelton
A. W. Green
George W. Wilcox
Hattie T. Pelton
Grace A. Green
Summit Garden Company
Toledo
Rupert Holland
William H. Caldwell
W. W. Mosteller
Perrys. Heabler
John F. le Blond
Swint-Reinick Company
Fremont
T. J. Swint
L. J. Reinick
E. W. Hirt
R. G. Lucas
Henry Hedrick
Imperial Electric Company
Akron
C. E. Andrews
William Weaver
W. C. Hall
A. C. Linzee
R. E. Inskeep
Unzinger
Charles A. Bright
T. W. Stiff
A. W. Peters
Charles Decker
Thomas Smith
Niagara Realty Company
Cleveland
J. R. Oe
George B. Riley
L. L. Norman
B. W. Corning
John C. Lowe
Sherwin-Williams Company
Scioto Sign Company
Kenton
Doesel Telephone Company
Butter and Cheese Prices Across Markets and Regions
Dairy prices and receipts reported from New York Chicago Philadelphia and Elgin show butter firm and varied with creamery and dairy listings. Cheese ranges include New York full creams 15% to 15% and other grades, while poultry prices for Western dressed and fowls hold steady and eggs remain near mark.
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New York
Pennsylvania
Chicago
Springs
Philadelphia
Elgin
Board of Trade
Wool auction sales report from London and St Louis
London bidding was active and prices firm at today’s wool auctions with gains for fine greasy combing merinos and strong demand for New Zealand greasy wool. Sales totaled 11,697 bales across New South Wales Queensland Victoria South Australia West Australia New Zealand and other regions. St Louis reported wool steady with medium grades at 21 to 23 cents and lighter lines around 19 to 20 cents.
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London
New Zealand
Amstricans
New South Wales
Queensland
Victoria
South Australia
West Australia
Cape of Good Hope
Natal
ST. Louis
London and New York metal markets shift on Jan 27
Sharp breaks in London tin and copper, with spot tin at £122 1s and futures £123 1s, while London lead rises to £14 12s 6d. In New York, zinc and lead futures ease. local prices for zinc and iron hold, with No 1 foundry and southern grades noted. ST LOUIS reports lead at $3.65 and spelter at $4.50.
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New York
London
Standard
Cleveland
Foundry
Northern
Southern
ST Louis
Jan
Turpentine and rosin price notes across cities
Charleston reports no activity in turpentine and rosin. Savannah shows turpentine at 5 1 9 c per gallon with sales and large rosin volumes, list of standard rosin grades and prices. Wilmington records firm rosin at 3 25 and crude turpentine prices, with receipts. City of Gil shows credit balances and large barrel shipments.
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Charleston
Toledo
Lima
Sic
Indiana
Savannah
Wilmington
Gil City
Grain visible supply reports New York January figures
The visible grain supply compiled by the New York Produce Exchange on Saturday January 25 shows Wheat 47,218,000 bushels, down 8,000. Corn 6,384,000 up 461,000. Oats 9,251,000 up 353,000. Rye 880,000 up 112,000. Barley 5,408,000 down 136,000.
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New York
New York Produce Exchange
Cotton Seed Oil Prime Decline In New Orleans Market
New Orleans January 29 reports farmers in the cotton seed oil market seeing prime prices and trading activity as the market notes a shift in demand for prime cotton seed oil.
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New Orleans
Prime dc
Ordinance 326 for Drum alley improvement in Cincinnati
City council approves a special assessment of 2 246675 dollars per front foot for land bounding Drum alley between German and Brackett alleys. Plan includes 50 percent city cost, bond financing of 517.05 dollars payable over five years at 4 percent, and sinking fund to repay bonds. Sectioned payments due by owners annual installments, with provisions for cash prepayment and funds from Public Service. Total project cost listed as 1066.76 for improvement plus related costs.
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City of
Cincinnati
State of Ohio
Drum Alley
Brackett Alley
Board of Public Service
City of Cincinnnati
Special Improvement Fund
John Galvin
Edwin Henderson
Therwest Corporation
West Co
Act of Cincinnati
Colerain Avenue
Kirby Avenues
West Car
Adj
Cit
Council
Ordin Mint Finance NO
Ing Street
Ead Ave
Glenway Avenue
Considine Avenue
Wing Street
Graund Avenue
Warsaw Avenue
Inivision
District 2
Asé
Considine Av
Nis
Bergeon
Beech Street
Beech Avenue
Special Improvement Fund No
A.D
Ship Departures List From Pittsburg to Louisville Area
The River bulletin lists today departures including Pittsburg Virginia with six departures toward Maysville and Madison, Lizzie Bay toward Louisville, and the Cincinnati line with a five pm sailing.
Advertised Departures and Schedules
Pomeroy Triweekly runs at 5 p.m. Sundays departure times listed for Maysville Daily 11 p.m. Louisville Daily 5 p.m. Sunday 9 a.m. Memphis service. STACKER LEE appears Friday at 6 p.m.
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Pomeroy
Maysville
Louisville
Memphis
Stacker Lee
Stage of the River Falls as River Ohlfo Dips in Cincinnati
At 6 p.m. yesterday the Ohlfo River at Cincinnati stood at 14 feet 6 inches and was falling. The reading indicates ongoing drop in river levels after earlier cresting. Local authorities monitor the flood stage and warn nearby residents to stay alert if levels rise.
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Cincinnati
Flotsam and Jetsam Departures From Cincinnati Port
Yesterday’s packet departures included the Courier to Maysville and Madison, and City of Louisville to Louisville. Today’s arrivals include Virginia from Pittsburg, Tacoma from Charleston, Courier from Maysville, Lizzie Bay from Madison, and City of Cincinnati from Louisville. Weather forecast notes slight Ohio River rise with heavy rains and mountain snow. several steamers schedule 5 p.m. departures from Broadway or Main Street.
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Cincinnati
Courier
Maysville
Kentucky
Madison
City of Louisville
Louisville
Virginia
Pittsburg
Tacoma
Charleston
Lizzie Bay
City of Cincinnati
Ohio River
Ohio
Broadway
Courter
All Way
Main Street
Lee Line
Stacker Lee
Memphis
River Log and Shipping Movements Amid Cold Front
Pittsburg river at Davis Island Dam 7.3 feet and rising while Madison falls from 13.8 feet in cold air. The Stacker Lee arrives Memphis bound and Ed Roberts and Beaver moves upriver and downriver to Cincinnati and lower Mississippi. St Louis reports river at 4.9 feet up .4 in 24 hours with clear and warmer conditions.
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Pittsburg
Davis Island Dam
Madison
W. C. Lepper
Kentucky
Louisville
Evansville
Catro
Stacker Lee
Memphis
Cincinnati
Ed Roberts
Upper Ohio
Beaver
Lower
Mississippi
ST. Louis
New Suits Filed in Common Pleas and Superior Courts
Common Pleas Court filings include George B Bases vs Elizabeth Philipp for 659 35 on a contract. Rose Hilberger vs Philip Hilberger for divorce. Habeas corpus for Louis Meyer. Frank Bloom vs Susanna Bloom for divorce. Victor Melzer to Karolina Melzer for divorce. Charles J Cowein vs Anna Cowein for divorce. Superior Court lists Abraham Bernhard et al vs Jacob Becker for 498 24 on account. Attorneys listed: Klein Stagman Stricker Jounson Phares Gusweller Rosenberg A M Spiegel.
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George B. Bases
Elizabeth Philipp
Rose Hilberger
Philip Hilberger
C. S. Sparks
Louis Meyer
Joseph B. Derbes
A. C. Ross
Frank Bloom
Susanna Bloom
Klein & Stagman
Victor Melzer
Karolina J. Melzer
A. M. Spiegel
Charles J. Cowein
Anna Cowein
Phares, Gusweller & Rosenberg
Superior Court
Abraham Bernhard
Jacob Becker
Stricker & Jounson
City Hall Notes and Public Works Add Laborers
The Board of Service appointed seven laborers to replace resigned Park Department workers under the $20,000 bond issue. Three hundred sixty men now work under the provision. Seventeen Street and Sewer Repair laborers were discharged for refusing to work, replaced by seventeen others. Frank E. Height was appointed stenographer and clerk in the House of Refuge. Mayor Markbreit allowed a dry petition to take in Eden and Goodman streets Mt Auburn, enabling four saloons from local option for two years. A cave-in was reported by Dr J W Murphy over a large main on Humboldt Avenue near Columbia Avenue.
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Board of Service
Park Department
Department of
Shipley
Frank E. Height
House of Refuge
Markbreit
Eden Avenue
Goodman Street
Euclid Avenue
Nixon Street
Mt Auburn
Board of Public Service
J. W. Murphy
Humboldt Avenue
Columbia Avenue
City Auditor Office to Close at 2 P M for Mrs. Von Bargen Funeral
Assistant City Auditor Deckebaeh announced the City Auditer office will close at 2 p m Wednesday for the funeral of Mrs. Ernst Von Bargen. Employees sent a large floral piece to the bereaved husband and department head.
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Deckebaeh
Ernst von Bargen
Ordnance on Assessments for Colerain Avenue Improvement
City ordinance details front-foot assessments on Colerain Avenue between Kirby and the west cart line, budgeted at 59,933 dollars for improvements, plus 7,789 for intersections. It authorizes bond issuance of 26,072 dollars with 4 percent interest to cover 50 percent of costs, with payment terms over ten years and cash prepayment options.
Ordinance Accepting Dedication of Baker Place and Woodburn Crescent
City of Cincinnati accepts and confirms dedication of land for opening two streets Baker Place and Woodburn Crescent from Phebe Baker and Julia Keys by warranty deed dated December 26, 1907. Describes two 0.55 acre and 20 foot by 200 foot parcels in Miami Purchase areas with details of Madison Road alignment and street purposes only. Ordinance passed January 20, 1908.
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Baker Place
Woodburn Crescent
Phebe
Baker
Julia B. Keys
City of
Cincinnati
Hamilton County
Ohio
Miami Purchase
Madison Road
Baker Estate
R. B. Smith
Olive B. Smith
Charles BE. Wilson
L. C. Black
Saacwerdhy
State of
John Galvin
Edwin Henderson
Special meeting of Cincinnati Hamilton & Dayton Railway stockholders
The Cincinnati Hamilton & Dayton Railway Company calls a special meeting at Room 66 Carew Building Cincinnati Ohio on Friday February 7 1908 at 10 am to authorize a refunding mortgage and purchase of outstanding bonds. It also covers pledge of bonds and a trust agreement with Central Trust Company. Transfer books close January 5 reopen January 15 at 10 am. Secretary signed January 8.
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Cincinnati Hamilton & Dayton Railway Company
Notich
Cicinnati, Hamilton & Dayton Railway Company
Carew Building
Fifth and
Vine Streets
Cincinnati
Ohio
Sald Company
Sald Coy
United States Mortgage and Trust /Com
Nanaee
Ee and
Devery
Wih
Central Trust Company of
New York
Fact Board
Hell
Aoe
Ime
Ordinance No 329 Tax for Symmes Street Improvement
City of Cincinnati enacts a special real estate tax on properties along Symmes Street between Florence Avenue and McMillan Street to fund sewering and street improvements. It authorizes $7,783.65 in bonds at 4 percent interest for 30 years, with 84 percent of costs covered and cash prepayments reducing bond issuance. Total project cost listed as 13,028.30 with associated costs and dates.
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Beech Avenue
Someety Street
Cedar
Davoran Street
City of
Cincinnati
State of Ohio
Liberty Street
Cincinnati Ordinance Creates New Staff for Track Elevation
An ordinance No 330 provides for extra hires in the Department of Track Elevation and Subways. It names a transit man a salary 1350 a year a chainman 600 a year and a flagman 490 a year to be appointed by the Mayor for a term ending Dec 31 following the year of appointment. Salaries paid semi annually with removal rights reserved. Passed January. John Galving President. Edwin Henderson Clerk.
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City of
Cincinnati
State of Ohio
John Galving
Edwin Henderson
Ordinance 327 taxing Clifton avenue area for road improvements
The ordinance imposes a special real estate tax on Clifton avenue between Vine and Calhoun streets to fund 40 percent of the improvement cost through issued bonds of 27,214.90 dollars, repayable over ten years at 4 percent interest. Assessments per front foot are listed for 1909 through 1918, with installments due annually to the City Treasurer. Total project cost is 80,270.58 dollars, including drainage and paving with granite.
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Clifton Avenue
Vine Street
Calhoun Street
City of
Cincinnati
State of Ohio
Vine Stree
Board of Public Service
Special Improvement Fund
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Reece Hy
Grain and Provisions
Stern
Louis
Bacon
Sas City
UTH
LIS
North
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Metals
Red OF
Common Pleas Court
City Hall Notes
Symmes Street
Florence Avenue
Alley
McMillan Street
Council of the Oy of
Felows
Sémmes Street
Nhs
Ieiaks
Board Public Service
Sohn Galvin
Edwin Hendbr
Kelley
Ezekiel & Iennessibe Co
R. J. C. Love
Moler College
Fourth St
P. O
Interstate
Cedar Rapids
Burnet House
Highland Av
Mt. Auburn
Fulton Ay
Walnut Hills
Burnet Ay
W. Fourth St
Park Av
Bond
CLPRK
A. G
Anna
Fregant St. Louly Flat
Grand and Murdock A Vs
Price Hill
Hanover Bldg
Vine St
Charles A. Stegner
the Alms & Doepke Co
United States
Court and
Reedy Sts
Wee and Western Depot
PA Black
Pogués
Janary
Medical
Ladips
Lafrance
Uate
Beskiet
Lafranco
Chief Quartermaster’s Office
Oral Building
Quartermaster's Department
W. Robinson, JR
Quarterm
Upper
Cincinnati Packet Line
Wheeling
Poveroy
Greene Line
Sycamore St
Wee Oe
Sycamore
Wouisville
Retucky River
Tel. M
Memphiea Inc
Stacker Lef
Dow Drukst
Serodino Bros
Tarrant Co
Hudson St. N
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