Cincinnati Market Report Cattle Hogs and Sheep June 30 1919
Receipts and shipments for the past 40 hours show cattle and sheep mixed demand. Hogs surged to new Cincinnati yard highs with top quotes around 22 per 100 pounds, while cows bulls and calves varied with steady to higher tones in places. East Buffalo Cleveland Kansas City St Louis and Pittsburgh markets mirror a broad national cattle and hog price rise and steady sheep and lamb values.
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Cincinnati
MOSB
iMaid
East Buffalo
Cleveland
Kansas City
St, Louis
Pittseatig
Chicago
New York
Coffee futures swing in New York market amid unsettled trading
In New York June 30 coffee futures showed an early decline then sharp rallies on European buying and covering. December rose to about 21.44c and March to 21.00c before renewed liquidation. Spot coffee remained nominal with Rio and Santos prices varied and Brazilian port receipts reported.
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New York
Santos
Rio
Jundiahy
Money markets and rates in New York and London
Mercantile paper ranged around 4 1/2 to 5 1/2 percent with sixty day and commercial bills near 4 3/4 to 5 percent. Time loans and call money showed strong demand with rates near 6 percent. London discount rates posted 3 1/2 to 3 3/4 percent for short bills and three months bills. Bar silver prices cited at 5 3/4 in London and 10 8 1/2 in New York with Mexican dollars noted.
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New York
Mercantile Paper
T Serling
Bankas
Loana
London
Prices Listed for Dried Fruits in New York Market
Evaporated apples steady but firm with Western at 2 percent and state at 2 1/2. Prunes from California and Oregon show firm demand from 3 1/2 to 4 1/2 cents. Apricots scarce with standard offers in 30 to 32 cents, peaches steady at 23 to 26 cents, raisins steady with Muscatels at 14 to 14 1/4 cents for loose grades and 12 1/2 to 16 cents for seedless and seeded varieties.
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New York
Western
State
Opportunity for Middle Class Homes Drives City Building Push
Realty leaders urge large scale development of flats and four room apartments to meet rising demand as builders warn prices may rise and labor remains abundant. Prominent developers and contractors argue now is the ideal time to invest in mid priced housing before costs climb.
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Citizens’ Committee
John E. Roth
Weil, Roth'’& Co
Pugh
Mr. Pugh
William Hummel
David Hummel Building Company
Automobile listings and showrooms on Gilbert Avenue
A dense OCR fragment lists numerous car makes, models, and dealer addresses clustered around Gilbert Avenue and nearby streets. It names Ford, Chevrolet, Hudson, Studebaker, Packard, Overland, and many others with multiple dealer entries and locations. The page resembles a directory of automotive firms and service stations with addresses and cross streets.
Machinery exports push American firms toward European markets
Mr Ray says American industry has the tools and capital to enter peace time trade with Europe. He notes early small orders can lead to large future shipments as Europe buys more machinery and agriculture gear. Siberia and the Far East, including Australia, offer growing opportunities for U S exporters.
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America
Europe
Russia
Siberia
Ray
Far East
Australia
Linseed and Turpentine Prices Across Cities
Linseed futures in Duluth show June values around 5.41 for arrival and 5.39 for July, with September bids at 5 and October at 4.9. Savannah firm turpentine with 368 barrels received and 32 shipped, rosin stock at 54 870 barrels, prices quoted across grades from 14.75 to 17.60 for window glass and water white grades.
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Duluth
Minn
Savannah
Atc
Rosin
Raw sugar market steady at 7.28 cent refiner level
The New York raw sugar market is unchanged at 7.28 cents per pound for centrifugal to the refiner. The board reports no purchases while refiners lag on deliveries and some decline new commitments. Demand remains good with fair export demand and stable refined prices.
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New York
Federal farm loan bonds sold out in New York sale
The $54,000,000 federal ad bank four percent farm loan bonds offered by a group of underwriters have all been sold. Announcement.
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New York
Federal Ad Bank
Nsers
Dry Goods Prices Reported in New York Market
New York markets show steady listings for June 30 with cotton goods and ginghams maintaining tone and raw silk pricing near prior levels. Trade notes indicate cautious demand and stable values as warehouses adjust stock for upcoming shipments.
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New York
Metal prices slip and rise in late June exchanges
Copper firm at 18.34 cents spot with 19 1/2 cents futures. Iron No 1 Northern at 29.50. No 2 Northern at 18.00. No 2 Southern at 8.00. Lead quiet with July at 5.40 and Spelter at 6.95. London and European quotes show spot copper near 86 pounds 17 shillings 6d and futures 88 2s 6d. electrolytic spot 91 pounds. spot zinc and other metals cited.
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New York
Northern
Southern
London
Cincinnati Street Improvement Bond Vote in 1919
City of Cincinnati schedules a special election on August 12 1919 to issue 51800 dollars in bonds for resurfacing widening and improving Whetsel Avenue from Bramble Avenue to Madison Road and for land acquisition. Polls open 6:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Officials: Mayor John Galvin and Clerk Fred Schneller.
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City of
Cincinnati
Bramble Avenue
Madison
Vine Street
Fourth Street
Front Street
John Galvin
Fred Schneller
Delta Avenue
Columbia Avenue
Erie Avenue
Third Street
Eggleston Avenue
Smith Street
Whetsel Avenue
Council
Main Street
McMicken Avenue
Kellogg Avenue
Congress Avenue
Turkey Bottom Road
Elm Street
Twelfth Street
Second Street
Ludlow Street
Central Avenue
Madison Road resurfacing project land purchase slated
A public notice states the city will open bids for resurfacing Madison Road from Stewart Place to Plainville Road and for purchasing and condemning necessary land. The sum involved is seventy thousand three hundred dollars ($70,300) to fund the project.
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City of
Cincinnati
Madison Road
Stewart Place
Plainville Road
City Bond Question On Race Street Improvements
Voters will decide on issuing bonds totaling 12800 dollars to resurfacing widening and improving Race Street from Fourth to Pearl and to acquire the necessary land. Polls open 5 30 a m to 5 30 p m on the election day.
Public sale notice for Vine Street improvements 1919
On June 24 1919 a sale is announced to raise 23993 dollars for Vine Street from Fourth to Front and related purchases. Mayor John Galvin and Clerk Fred Schneller sign the notice.
City approves land purchase for Walnut Street widening
On August 6 1919 Cincinnati votes to acquire and condemn land on Walnut Street from Fourth to Front to widen the street. Mayor John Galvin signs the ordinance with Clerk Fred Schneller confirming.
Notice of Broadway Street resurfacing and land condemnation
The city proposes using fifty nine thousand dollars to resurface improve and widen Broadway from Fourth Street to Front Street and to purchase and condemn the necessary land for the project.
City Considers Issuing 400000 Bond for Sewers
The council pursues a resolution to issue bonds totaling four hundred thousand dollars to fund the Millcreek sewer and connections project and to purchase or condemn necessary land for the work.
Sewers Fund Authorized for Cincinnati Duck Creek Interceptor
City council resolution dated June 2 1919 authorizes a four hundred thousand dollar fund to construct the Duck Creek Interceptor Sewer and to acquire land needed for the project.
Legal Notice on Seals and Sewer Construction Funds
Legal notice states a payment of sixty five thousand dollars for constructing the Muddy Creek Interceptor Sewer and related lands. The notice references the city and the polls as part of the proceedings.
West Fork Intercepter Sewer Bond Vote Project Planned
The notice states a $150000 bond issue on the sixteenth day of June 1919 to fund sewer construction for the West Fork Intercepter Sewer and to condemn land required for the project. voting places and polls details are listed for the city.
Legal Notice on Central Avenue Resurfacing Funding
The notice states a projeted sum of fourteen thousand nine hundred fifty dollars for resurfacing improving and widening Central Avenue from Third Street to Front Street. It indicates funding for necessary construction and condemnation actions related to the street project.
Notice of street project bidding and funds
Notice states on the 24th day of June 199 there will be a sum of ninety nine thousand two hundred dollars for Seventh Street from Vine Street to Carr Street and for purchasing and related purposes.
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City of
Cincinnati
Seventh Street
Vine Street
Carr Street
City of Cincinnati voting on street resurfacing and land purchases
The city proposes bonds totaling 129100 for Ixt Street resurfacing from Elm to State, and 165800 for Fifth Street widening from Pike to Freeman, plus land condemnation. Elections held at usual polling places 5:30 am to 7:30 pm. Also a notice of 9200 for Fourth Street improvements from Broadway to Smith Street. Fred Sneller, Clerk of Council.
Pearl Street Upgrade Purchase and Condemnation
The city allocates fifty nine thousand seven hundred fifty dollars to facing improving and widening Pearl Street from Broadway to Plum Street. It also covers purchasing and condemning the necessary rights of way.
Delta Avenue Resurfacing Plan Funds Approved
A proposed measure seeks two hundred sixty one thousand seven hundred fifty dollars to resurfaced improve and widen Delta Avenue from Columbia Avenue to Erie Avenue and for related purchases and costs pending voter approval.
Notice of street resurfacing and widening Third Street project
Notice is given that an amount of $129,200 is allocated for resurfacing improving and widening Third Street from Eggleston Avenue to Smith Street and for purchasing and...
Notice of land condemnation along Erie Avenue project
In the amount of 35100 dollars the city plans to condemn and acquire land from Bramble Avenue to Whetsel Avenue for the Erie Avenue project. The land purchase process will be open from 5:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
Notice of Receiver and Probate Appointments in Cincinnati Ohio
Legal notices from Hamilton County Ohio dated 1919 announce Peter Reiter as receiver for The J. H. Louis Carriage and Wagon Company with a $100,000 street widening project and October 1 filing, plus numerous probate appointments for estates including Weston Belt Wiessler and Sebastian Stokes. A city ambulance bid invitation details 4500 cap, bonds, and bidding rules.
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Hamilton County
Ohio
J. H. Louis Carriage and Wagon Company
West Court Street
Cincinnati
Peter Reiter
Joseph L. Meyer
Carrie Weston
Glenmore Avenue
Cheviot, O
Edward Weston
William H. Lueders
Ham. Co
J. M. Stone
Union Central Bidg
Frank Asbury Belt
Beechmont Avge
Jane Belt
O. Cincinnati
Hilda Stroppel
Woodlawn Avenue
Oho
Charles E. Stroppel
O. Howard Doyle
Pickering Bldg
Fannie Heil
Lyon Street
Louis Heil
Said
Adolph A. Gruber
Vine Street
William Wiessler
Liberty
Louisa Wiessler
Ham, Co
Adolph Richter
Clara E.sebastian
Edwin E. Stokes
Ashland Ave
Fleming Street
Benjamin Sebastian
William H. Luberers
Ham Jp de WM. P. Rogers
Frank H. Kunkel
J. Edward Brand
Boal St
Rosa Grace
Alice Underwood
Cleves
Benjamin F. Underwood
Michael Minges
Mary KE. Tehan
Wells
Price Hill
Daniel N. Tehan
William H. Lubpoers
Robert L. Black
Blymyer
Henry Muhlhauser, Jr
Edward Christian Muhlhauser
Plum and
Liberty Streets
Christina G. Muhlhauger
Said County
William H. Lubders
Walter Muhlhauser
McLean Avenue
John M. D. Robb
Melrose Ave
Anna Robb
H. J. Buntin
Sca Minges
Delhi Avenue
Charles Minges
Seid County
Charles Tatgenhorst, JR
Blymyer Bidg
Jacob Rohr
Craig Avenue
Emma Ingram
Nanunhe
Construction Funds Allocated for Kellogg Avenue Project
A sum of 413 000 dollars is designated for Kellogg Avenue. the funds cover work from Congress Avenue to Turkey Bottom Road. The notice outlines the project’s scope and eligible expenditures.
City condemns Elm Street land for public improvement
In pursuance of council regulation the city condemns a parcel on Elm Street from Twelfth to McMicken and pays 72700 dollars for the necessary lands. John Galvin serves as mayor and Fred Schneller as clerk of council.
Street Improvement Bid Details
A notice states a bid of one hundred fifty dollars and twenty seven thousand two hundred fifty dollars for resur facing street work on Mill Street from Fifth Street to Second Street, with land acquisition for the project. Mayor John Galnin presides.
Fifty Cafd and Bar Waiters at Chester Park July Fourth
A local event at Chester Park gathers fifty caterers and bar staff for a July Fourth celebration. Details about activities or schedule are sparse in the fragment.
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Chester Park
Two young ladies seek weekend along Miami River
References exchanged in Box F, this office. Stock of groceries and fixtures for sale. Phone Main 1368. Schoer PSselmann, 801 3 Second National Bank Building, Cincinnati Ohio. Widg., Attorneys. June 25, 1919.
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Miami River
William H. Lueders
Ham. Co
O. Schoer &Psselmann
Second National Bank Widg
Cincinnati
Ohio
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Battery
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Philadelphia
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U.S
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Elm St
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McLean
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Vine Queen City
Enet Sin’ Ase
Automobile Insurance
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Joe McCloskey
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Metal Exchange
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Pearl Street
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Millcreek
Cinciinnati
Duck Creek
West Fork
John: Galvin
Ixt
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Freeman
Plum Street
Laura Korberr
City Hall
Director of Public Safety
Ernst von Bargen
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Ohn Galnin
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Tibtig & Lee, Architects
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Nnee Cook
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John Price
Fairmount Maternity Hospital
T. B. Long
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Vine
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Jenkins Arcade
Pittsburg
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Martin M. Durrett
Federal
VU. S
Harry P. Kelly
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Ecelects Service
Gilbert Avs
Reo
Herald Motor Car Co
ST. C
GNRT
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Motors Corporation
Cliff Cronimus
LODGE
George Johnson
Savoy Hotel
Knorr Av
City
R. W. Stanton
Enre Goodrich Company
Atlanta
Georgia
Brou
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