CATTLEMARKET Cincinnati May 31 1920 cattle and hog prices
Cattle receipts 1,615 Monday with 97 butchers and 332 shippers. Beef cows steady to 10 lower. heavy cows weak. Hogs official receipts 6,483 with mixed prices 12.75 to 15.00 for various weights. Sheep and lambs 1,500 with slow trading. best lambs up to 19.00. Regional markets in New York and St Louis show steady to higher cattle and hog tones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
New York
East ST. Louts
United States Bureau of Markets
Market Cattle and Hogs Trends From Kansas City and Chicago Reports
Kansas City and Chicago market summaries note cattle receipts around 12 000 and 10 000 respectively with beef steers and yearlings varying in price. Hogs show activity with top bids near 14.40 in Kansas City and 14.90 in Chicago, while sheep and lambs move differently across regions.
Market Report Pittsburg May 31 Cattle Hogs Sheep
Cattle receipts 1000 strong steers 13.25 to 13.75 heifers 12 to 13 cows 9.50 to 11 calves 15.75 top. Hogs 11000 lower heavies 14.50 to 14.75 heavy Yorkers 15 to 15.75 light Yorkers 14 to 14.2 pigs 13 to 13.5. Sheep and lambs receipts 3300 lower top sheep 9.75, top lambs 16.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
United States Bureau of Markets
Texas
California
Chicago
Pittsburg
Paris Bond Prices Slip on Bourse Decline
Paris on May 31 saw falling prices in the bourse with three per cent rentes at 59f 60c and five per cent at one 9c. Exchange on London stood at 49f sic while the dollar rate was INDON. Bar silver quoted at 57% per ounce. Money at 64% per cent and discount rates listed: short bills 6% and three months' bills 6 13 6 per cent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
London
INDON
Cotton Prices Firm as Liverpool Market Reports
Cotton in Liverpool May 31 shows slow spot trading with higher closes across grades. Reported sales total 3 000 bales including 2 700 American while receipts reach 12 000 bales with 1 000 American. Futures closed very steady with varying months including May 25.35d and January 22.68d.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Cincinnati Bonds Authorized for Seventh Street Improvement
The Cincinnati Council on May 25 1920 passed Ordinance 198 1920 authorizing bonds of 46800 to fund the Seventh street project from Vine to Carr street including grading curbs paving and sewer work. Bonds bear 6 percent interest payable semi annually issued July 1 1920 and due 20 years after with a sinking fund levy on property taxes until redemption. May 27 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Cincinnati
Tate
Ohio
Seventh Street
Vine Street
Car Street
State of
Carr Street
Public Service
Carl M. Jacobs, JR
Fred Schneller
John Galvin
Clerk of Council For Public Inspection
Local Probate Appoints Administrator in Hamilton County
Anthony W. Wehr of 2919 Lehman Road is appointed and qualified by the Probate Court of Hamilton County Ohio as administrator of the estate of Helena Scherder deceased. Probate Judge William H. Lubed ers Ex Officio Clerk and attorney WM A Stark Cincinnati May 20 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony W. Wehr
Lehman Road
Hamilton County
Ohio
Helena Scherder
Said
William H. Lubeders
WM. A. Stark
Cincinnati
Louisa Graff Appointed by Mary Frey Estate
Louisa Graff of 1228 Manss Street is appointed and qualified by the executrix of the Mary Frey estate in the county. Probate Judge William H. Lueders and ex officio clerk. Attorneys Tatgenhorst & Weber of Cincinnati Ohio. May 14 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisa Graff
Manss Street
Hamilton County
Ohio
Mary Frey
William H. Lueders
Tatgenhorst & Weber
Atotrneys
Cincinnati
Bauer is Appointed Administratrix in Tillie Maynard Estate
Jessie Bauer of 1228 Vine Street, Cincinnati, Ohio, appointed and qualified by the Probate Court of Hamilton County as administratrix of Tillie Maynard's estate on May 17, 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Bauer
Vine Street
Hamilton County
Ohio
Tillie Maynard
William H. Lueders
Cincinnati
Executor Appointed for Martha Cunningham Estate in Hamilton County
Henry B. McClure of Atlas National Bank Building is named executor by the Probate Court of Hamilton County Ohio for Martha Cunningham deceased. William H Lueders and H B McClure attorneys announce William Frieder of 221 Hearne Avenue as executor of Theresa Frieder deceased, with Mack & Hartig, Cincinnati Ohio attorneys, dated May 19 1940.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Frieder
Hearne Avenue
Hamilton County
Ohio
Theresa Frieder
Said
William H. Luedbers
Cohdpn
Mack & Hartig
Cincinnati
Probate notice appoints executrix for Anna Strietmann estate
Notich is hereby given that Fila Strietmann of 1613 Walnut street has Probate Court of Hamilton County Ohio as executrix of the estate of Anna Strietmann deceased late of said county. William H. Supders A. A. Grubdr attorney Cincinnati Ohio May 18 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Notich
Fila Strietmann
Walnut Street
Hamilton County
Ohio
Anna Strietmann
William H. Supders
A. A. Grubdr
Cincinnati
Executors and Administrators Named in Local Estates
Gertrude Iliff Hogan executrix of John Joseph Hogan's estate with attorney A. B. Roessler of Cincinnati dated May 19 1920. Charlotte Weber administratrix of Elizabeth Miller's estate with attorney A L Tischbein of Cincinnati dated May 21 1920.
Liquid Fire P. D. Q. Bedbug Remedy Promoted
An ad touts Pesky Devils Quietus P D Q as a safe inexpensive chemical to kill bedbugs ants roaches and fleas in homes. It claims hospital and railroad use and offers two sizes 35 cents or 2 50 for five gallons with prepaid shipping from Owl Chemical Co Terre Haute Ind. Noted distributors include Dow Drug Co A E News Co J Reinstatler and N J De Nert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dow Drug Co
A. E. News Co
J. Reinstatler
N. J. de Nert
Cincinnati Bonds for Madisonville Sewer Contract No 5 Approved
The Cincinnati Council on May 25 1920 passed Ordinance No 199 1920 authorizing bonds of 109 900 dollars to fund sewer improvements on Millsdale Massasoit Madisonville Contract No 5 projects from Burns avenue to Mill Creek and related streets. Bonds of 100 each bear 6 percent interest payable semi annually dated July 1 1920 payable over 30 years with option to redeem after 10 years. Proceeds fund city shares of the work and levies will cover interest and sinking fund until redemption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Neinnati
State of
Ohio
Ance
Millsdale Street
Massasoit Street
Vine Street
Mitchell Avenue
Winton Road
Adelphi Street
Madisonville
Cincinnati
State of Ohio
Illsdale
Burns Avenue
Mill Creek
Longfellow Street
Orland Avenue
Public Service
Carl M. Jacobs, JR
Fred Schneller
Tohn Galvin
Clerk of Council For Public Inspection
Seventh Street
Carr Street
John Galvin
Eastern Avenue
Director of Public Service
Pareed
Cart
M. Tacobs
Frey Schneuler
Cincinnati Water Works Bond Ordinance of 1920 Passed
On May 2 1920 the Cincinnati City Council approved Ordinance 197-1920 authorizing 400000 for extending improving and securing Water Works. Bonds issued at 100 each bearing 6 percent interest payable semi annually dated July 1 1920 with 20 year maturity. Proceeds fund improvements and materials to operate water system. If revenues fall short taxes may be levied to cover interest and sinking funds. Passed May 25 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Cincinnati
State of Ohio
State of
Ohio
Director of Public Service
Carl M. Jacobs, JR
Fred Schneller
John Galvin
Clerk of Council For Public Inspection
Cincinnati Bond Issue Planned to Repair Viaducts and Bridges
The City of Cincinnati Council on May 25 1920 passed Ordinance No 195-1920 authorizing bonds totaling 11300 dollars to fund repairs to viaducts and bridges. The bonds will be issued for ten years dated January 27 1912 and proceeds, excluding premium and accrued interest, go to pension and public works, with the Director of Public Service overseeing expenditures for materials and equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Cincinnati
State of Ohio
State of
Ohio
Public Service
Ft Cs Santee Ae
City of Cincinnati Taxation Law Passage Notice
The document records a 1920 legislative passage stating indebtedness on the City of Cincinnati’s taxable property and its force date. It notes approval on May 25th and describes the act’s effect and enforcement details.
Repealing Bonds Ordinance Passed by Cincinnati City Council
On May 25 1920 Cincinnati City Council repealed Ordinance 131 1920 adopted March 30 1920 which authorized bonds of 83300 for resurfacing and improving streets including Colerain Ave Ashland Myrtle Columbus Cornell Evanswood Intermediate Plum Race Second St Clair Eden Melish and related intersections. The ordinance shall take effect as provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Cincinnati
State of Ohio
Colerain Avenue
Ashland
Myrtle Avenues
Columbus Avenue
Cornell Place
Evanswood Place
Intermediate Avenue
Plum Street
Race Street
Second Street
St. Clair Street
Eden Avenue
Melish Avenue
Carl M. Jacobs, JR
Fred Schneller
John Galvin
Clerk of Council For Public Inspection
Cincinnati Repeals Water Works Bonds 1920 Ordinance
City council repeals Ordinance 55-1920 and bond issue of 380000 dollars for water works. Ordinance 346-1919 amended to extend improve repair and furnish the system. Passed May 25 1920 by Mayor John Galvin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Cincinnati
State of Ohio
Carl M. Jacobs, JR
Fred Schneller
Sea John Galvin
Clerk of Council For Public Inspection
Cincinnati Bond Ordinance for Street and Viaduct Works
City of Cincinnati approves an ordinance to issue bonds of 200000 dollars for resurfacing streets and constructing viaducts bridges and culverts. Bonds bear 6 percent interest, eight year maturity, funded by annual tax levies. relates to prior 56-1920 and repeals 368-1919. Copy on file May 25 1929.
Cincinnati approves bonds for Seventh Street resurfacing project
An ordinance authorizes 99 200 dollar bonds to fund resurfacing widening and land acquisition on Seventh Street from Vine to Carr, repealing prior 88 1920. Election August 12 1919 yielded two thirds approval for issuing and selling bonds for the street work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Cincinnati
State of
Ohio
Seventh Street
Vine Street
Carr Street
State
Tor
City bonds authorized for street work and property purchase
Ordinance provides for bonds of Cincinnati in 100 dollar denominations at 6 percent interest over 25 years with redeemable at ten years. Proceeds fund street improvements and property purchase including material and equipment. It repeals Ordinance No. 83 1920 allocating 99 200 for resurfacing and widening a street.
Cincinnati Council adopts 139000 bond for Madisonville sewer project
On May 2 1920 the Cincinnati City Council passed Ordinance No 207 1920 repealing Ordinance No 87 1920 to issue 139100 dollars for funding city share of improving Millsdale street and surrounding rights of way as Madisonville Contract No 5 under the Madisonville Sewer District plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council of
City of
Cincinnati
Millsdale Street
State of Ohio
Strong Street
Miami & Erie Canal
Ludlow
Lafayette
Massasoit Street
Vine Street
Mitchell Avenue
Winton Road
Adelphi Street
Madisonville
Carl M. Jacobs, JR
Fred Schneller
John Galvin
Clerk of Council For Public Inspection
Madisonville Contract No 5 Improvement Plan Approved
Cincinnati City Council approves severing Madisonville Contract No 5 in the amended Madisonville District plans Nos 4 5 6 7 with parcels of non resident owners named notified and sewers to be built per March 11 1919 plans and public health welfare rationale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewer
Madisonville
Sylvester Gaskins
Amelia, O
Edw. Burkard
Connersville
Ind
Rochester
N. Y
Earl Lease
Detroit
Mich
Jennie H. Goddard
Franklin, Mass
Clara Calahan
Buffalo
Luella R. Herbert
Columbus, C
Algernon S Butterfield
Evansville
S. C. Karzen
Los Angeles
Cal
J.O. Cole
Penn, Ind
Geo. D. French
Tuckahoe
Cape May Co
N. J
Emily Eliz. Stewart Hall
Wm. W. Peabody
New York
Susan W. Hills
Trenton
George W. Stone
Cummings Lane
Ashevy Chase
Stephen W. Stone
John Kohlsatt
Clinton Crane
Carpenteria
Santa Barbara
Ethel Adams
Matilda Weigel
Kenova W. Va
Joe Yockey
Hugh McShane
Newport, Ky
Leroy Hagler
Flora Hagler
Washington Co. H
George A. Robinson
Washington D. H
Mary D. Robinson
Washington D
Mary Robinson
Walter A. Robinson
Columbus, O
Columbus
City of Cincinnati
City of
Cincinnati
State of Ohio
Aceee Street
Conant Street
Whetzel Avenue
Arnsby Place
Erie Avenue
Azalea Avenue
Bramble Avenue
South Corporation
Erie Avenues
Brotherton Road
Dunbar Place
Duck Creek
Whitney Street
Hector Avenue
Lucerne Avenue
Islington Avenue
Sherwood Avenue
Roe Street
Adelphi Street
Arnsbey Place
M. & L. Electric Railway
Southern Avenue
Little Duck Creek
Columbia_‘Township
Director of Public Service
City to fund improvements by bonds with five year assessments
The city will pay the remaining cost of the improvement including construction within inter sections and rights of way outside Cincinnati corporate limits from bond proceeds. Assessments are due in five annual installments with interest. property owners may pay cash within 30 days. Installments will be certified to the County Auditor for tax collection. bonds issued in anticipation of collection. The November 12 1919 Madisonville improvement resolution is repealed. Passed March 30 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Township
Cincinnati
City Treaurer
Carl M. Jacobs, JR
Fred Schneller
John Galvin
Cincinnati Ordinance Sets New Grade for Texas Avenue
The city council passed Ordinance No. 193-1920 to change and establish the grade of Texas Avenue from Glenway Avenue to its northern terminus and repeal Ordinance No. 211-1916 from May 2, 1916, with a copy available on site for public inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Cincinnati
Texas Avenue
Glenway Avenue
Clerk of Council For Public Inspection
Cincinnati Ordinance authorizes $25 000 street bonds
An ordinance passed February 1 1920 provides for issuing twenty five thousand dollars in bonds to pay Cincinnati Ohio city's portion of resurfacing Colerain Avenue Columbus Avenue and Intermediate Avenue. Bonds bear 6 percent interest payable semi annually. Maturity twenty years after July 1 1920 with annual levy on land to fund bond redemption and sinking fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Cincinnati
State of Ohio
Colerain Avenue
Columbus Avenue
Intermediate Avenue
Bank Street
York Street
Minto Avenue
Portsmouth Avenue
Clark Street
West Street
City of Cincinnati
Cincinnasn
Ohio
Carl M. Jacobs, JR
Fred Schneller
John Galvin
Clerk of Council For Public Inspection
Cincinnati Council approves bonds for Eastern avenue resurfacing
On May 4 1930 the Cincinnati Council passed Ordinance 202 1920 authorizing 255000 for resurfacing widening and land purchase on Eastern avenue and condemning needed land The prior 1916 bond issue of 459750 was partially issued leaving 255000 to complete the fund Bonds bear 6 percent interest payable semi annually dated July 1 1920 and due over 30 years with a 10 year redeem option
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Cincinnati
State of
Ohio
Eastern Avenue
Or of
Municipal Ordinance Provisions on Public Works Funding
A 1912 city ordinance details funds for public service improvements. It notes proceeds credited to a fund, director controlled expenditures for specified purposes, and annual levies to ensure debt payments. References an older ordinance for land purchase and widening projects without court condemnations.
Ordinance 204-1920 Approves City Hall Improvements and Bonds
On the May day in 1920 the Cincinnati Council passes Ordinance No. 204-1920 authorizing a $6,500 bond issue to fund extending enlarging and improving City Hall with related furnishings and equipment. Bonds issued in $100 denominations bear interest semi annually and mature in eight years. Taxes will be levied to secure debt and fund the project per public service director orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Cincinnati
State of
Ohio
Cincinnai
Director of Public Service
Carl M. Jacobs, JR
Fred Schneller
John Galvin
Clerk of Council For Public Inspection
Cincinnati Bonds For Eastern Avenue Improvement Adopted
City of Cincinnati passes Ordinance No 203 1920 authorizing 230000 bonds to fund grading curbs sewers drains retaining walls and paving Eastern Avenue The bonds run 30 years with 10 year redemption option and are payable from property taxes Clerks and city officers sign off with May 1920 dates and repeals Ordinance 98-1920.
Executors Appointed for Isadore Wormus Estate
Fred Hohman and Bert H Long named as executors of Isadore Wormus estate in County Ohio with William H. Lueders probate judge listed. May 17, 19.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cattlemarket
Henry B. McClure
Atlas National Bank
Martha Cunningham
William H. Luedsers
Hamilton Cty
H. B. McClure
Gertrude Iliff Hogan
Calvin Place
John Joseph Hogan
A. B. Roessler
Charlotte Weber
Martin Street
Elizabeth Miller
A. L. Tischbein
Cincinati
Clerk of Council For
the Western Appraisal Co
Richard Smethurst, C. P. A
W. A. Dibblee
R. C. McConaughy
Atlas Bank Building
C. A. Carpenter, M. E
Certified Public Accountants
Cities Service Co
Henry L. Doherty & Company
Mercantile Library
Cincinnati, Ohio
Wall Street
Deps
Crossman, Sherman Co
ST. Paul Building
East Fourth ST
Baldwin
St. Louis
Baldwin Piano CO
W. 4Th St
Wuriizer
Victrolas
Straehley Avenue
Delta Avenue
Thas
Strachley
City Hall
Fire Department
Director of Public Safety
Ernst von Bargen
Fred Hohman
Bert H. Long
Hulbert Block
Isadore Wormus
Ham Bent H
Long
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