Wheat Decline Leads Market on Favorable Weather
Wheat prices fell sharply in Chicago on June 4 as liquidation spread amid favorable crop conditions in Europe and North America. July wheat slid to 95 1/4 cents, September to 95 1/2 cents, while corn and oats showed mixed moves and provisions rose on buying by packers. Estimated tomorrow receipts include 7 cars of wheat, 574 of corn, 84 of oats, and 30,000 hogs.
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Chicago
Europe
America
Liverpool
Minneapolis
Duluth
Leaf tobacco sale opens with light offerings at Louisville auctions
Special Dispatch reports a weak start to the week for leaf tobacco with gales at two warehouses and no Burley on offer. United Dark Warehouse traded 40 hhds of dark tobacco at $8 to $10.50 per lot, logs $5.90 to $7. Prices show six rejections as markets stay firm. Pickett Warehouse sold 20 hhds of dark with $5 to $10.50. few rejections. Total offerings: dark 60 hhds, original inspection 62 hhds, reviews 8 hhds.
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Commercial Tribune
Louisville
United Dark
Grain Supplies Shifting With Large Decreases and Increases
New York June 4 Special Bradstreet data show changes in available grain. United States east of Rookies down 830000 bushels and Canada down 335000. Total U S and Canada up 4136000 afloat for Europe down 1000000. Overall U S and Europe down 5166000. U S and Canada up 6000. Major declines include Manito 4446000 and Port Huron 200000. Private elevators fall 576000 and Portland Mt drops 195000.
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New York
Bradstreet
United States
Canada
Europe
Manito
Port Huron
Lincoln and Vicinity
Kingston
Portland
Delta Avenue Car 119 Fire Reaches Buckets Brigade
Several hundred observers watched Fourth and John streets as Delta avenue car 119 burst into flames. The conductor and motorman jumped to escape the blaze while a bucket brigade formed with a nearby saloon. After about thirty minutes the fire was extinguished and the car towed to the barn.
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Fourth and
John Streets
Delta Avenue
Cincinnati Markets Review Wheat Corn Flour and Hay Trends
Cincinnati market report for Tuesday June 4 notes easier tone in wheat and corn with liberal receipts, firmer hay, and quieter rye. Reported sales include No 2 white corn at 11c and No 4 white at 55c, with hay prices for timothy and clover and whisky and other grain movements listed.
Fruits and Vegetables Price List
Apples six fifty per seven bushel. Lemons Messina four fifty to five box. Cal ifornia three fifty to four five. Palermo four fifty to five. Florida three fifty to four. Bananas firsts per bunch one seventy five to two. Seconds per bunch one to one fifty. Oranges Florida four California two fifty to four. Beets forty to fifty cent a dozen. Potatoes eighty five to ninety cent per bush.
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Messina
California
Palermo
Florida
Water Works 1906 Report Shows Cost and Pumpage
The Water Works Department 1906 annual report presented by Engineer Hill, with an opening balance of 169 million dollars in 1901, shows 18,579.65 million gallons pumped from the Ohio River, average pumping cost about 40 dollars per million gallons, and total water revenue of 919,766.59 dollars. Expenditures totaled 1,048,812.36 dollars with most revenue from manufacturing, commercial, and undetailed sources.
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Water Works Department
Engineer Hill
Board of Public Service
Water Works
Ohio River
Laidlaw-Dunn-Gordon Company
Marble Workers Gather for Sixth International Convention
Delegates from Atlanta Cincinnati and Louisville opened the sixth international convention at Marble Workers Hall in Boston. They consider annual reports from the President and Secretary and numerous resolutions presented yesterday.
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Queen City Marble Workers
Boston
Commercial Tribune
Sixth International Convention of Marble Workers
Marble Workers’ Hall
Atlanta
Cincinnati
Louisville
Electrocution in Mine Claims Cambridge Miner
John Brown a machine man was electrocuted today in the mines at Trail Run Cambridge County. He leaves a wife and four children as survivors.
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Machine Man
Trail Run Shaft
Commercial Tribune
Cambridge, CO
John Brown
Trail Run
City Officials Begin Inspection Of Municipal Fire, Police Housi
The annual city property inspection by the Board of Public Safety started with six automobiles visiting engine houses and patrol stations east of Central avenue. Mayor Dempsey and officials, including Chief Millikin and Fire Chief Archibald, reviewed stations noting outdated facilities and proposing new houses for engines 6, 31, and 39. The tour showcased auto patrols and concluded with promises to finish the inspection today.
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Board of Public Safety
Central Avenue
Dempsey
W. F. Boyd
Herman Dierkes
Max Burgheim
Abe Furst
John Conwayne
Salvage Corps
Millikin
Casey
Archibald
Joseph Mulvihill
John Callahan
Henry
Eastern Avenue
Hammond Street
East Eighth Street
Conway
Million Lost On L N Bond Deal
The Louisville and Nashville line’s $10 million Atlanta Knoxville and Cincinnati division bond issue was formed by a J. P. Morgan formed syndicate. Only $1 million sold and today the syndicate dissolved leaving $9 million unsold with 9 percent per share due. The syndicate faces about $1 million loss now but bonds may be sold later at a profit.
Wanted Male Help and Housing Ads in Covington and Auburn
Classified notices seek male workers for conductor and other positions at 100.1 wage with permanent employment in Room 4 at Hotel Emery. Also listing 5 room apartment in Wilton near Crosstown and Vine Norwood lines with modern amenities. Covington listings include The Martanna Wallace Place ads for 2 and 3 room apartments with private porch and cafe, contact South 2388 L or 419 Wallace Ave Covington.
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Hotel
Emery
MT. Auburn
McMillan St
Bet. Auburn Av
Vine St
Wilton
Crosstown
Martanna
Wallace Place
Covington
Cafe Witn
Wallace Av
For Sale Houses Avonale and Evanston Features
Real estate ads offer Avonale houses at 7250 with 1250 cash and easy terms, a 2 story 4 story mix with 8 rooms, oak floors, attic rooms, slate roof, and prime locations near electric cars. Evanston property 7200 with similar 8 room layout, brick exterior, modern finishes, 50 by 150 lot on Clarion near Trimble. Cooper Bros. Union Trust Bldg. Northwest corner Fourth and Walnut.
Open for Inspection Multiple Homes in Suburbs
Open for inspection today and tomorrow from 2 30 to 5 30 PM. Listings include a new two story house with eight rooms central hall finished attic cement cellar laundry furnace gas and electric lights tile floors and wainscoting hardwood floors and finish stairways mantels ideal plan large lot cement walks shade trees best location in Stettinius avenue east side price bargain see advert. Also brick house in West End near ball park with 12 rooms and large store occupied by 985 cemented lot wide brick alley, excellent condition. East End eight room house in desirable location modern improvements price 3800 easy terms. Other listings include H Hartwell Wyom ing and J W Pfaff administrator properties.
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Evanston
Clarion Av
Trimble
Avondale
M. Cooper
Cooper Bros
Union Trust Bldg
Fourth and Walnut
Renial
Stettinius Agv
Erie
Ene Avs
Hyde Park
Stettinius Av
West End
Ball Park
Pennsylvania Company Reelects Board at Pittsburg Meeting
At the annual stockholders meeting in Pittsburg the Pennsylvania Company re elected the old board. 1906 gross earnings were 46 036 806 with expenses 32 889 128 yielding net 13 147 677 up 2 226 429 from 1905. Tonnage rose 15 36 and passengers 10 62. Age limit for new hires raised from 35 to 45.
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Commercial Tribune
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania Company
Regular Dividend Declared by Chicago and Alton
The directors of the Chicago and Alton Railroad Company declared the regular semi annual dividend of 2 percent on preferred stock.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Chicago & Alton Railroad Company
Capers Named Interim Internal Revenue Commissioner
Special Dispatch to Commercial Tridune reports John C Capers of South Carolina will serve as interim Commissioner of Internal Revenue. The appointment lasts until December when Pearl Wright of New Orleans will assume the post. Capers is the Republican National Committee member from South Carolina.
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Commercial Tridune
Washington
John C. Capers
South Carolina
Internal Revenue
Pearl Wright
New Orleans
Capers
Republican National Committee
For Sale Miscellaneous Ad Appears From Ezekiel and Bernheim Co
Classified notice from Ezekiel and Bernheim Co at 0 Main Street offers household goods for sale. They promote cash sales and guarantees with no 2 percent commission and advise buyers not to sell homes before obtaining energy improvements.
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Ezekiel & Bernheim CO
Merchants Urged to Sell Stock to Ezekiel and Bernhrain Co
Business opportunity notice calling merchants to sell stock of goods for immediate cash. Ezekiel and BernhRaIm Co advertises high spot cash prices for all furnishing goods and general merchandise at 2% Main Street, Cincinnati Ohio.
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Ezekiel & Bernhraim CO
Main Street
Cincinnati
Ohio
Missing Dress Skirt Recovered Reward Offered
Green ailk dress skirt between ose Hill and Shillito on Rose Hill. Finder returns to Mrs Murphy or 61 Ingalls Ride for reward. Miscellaneous wants and furniture wanted. Herzekiel and Bernheim No 344 Main Street.
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Ose
Hill
Shillito
Murphy
Rose
Herzekiel & Bernheim
Main Street
Cincinnati Bond Ordinances Fund Refuse Disposal and Gilbert Avenue
Two ordinances propose issuing bonds for city projects in 1907. One authorizes 150 000 dollars to purchase trucks build dumping stations and acquire land for refuse disposal with funding via sinking fund trustees and city officers. The other authorizes 150 000 dollars to purchase or condemn land to widen Gilbert Avenue from McMillan to Florence with bonds at 4 percent, 40 years, payable in New York.
Cincinnati ordinance authorizes 25000 bond issue for west street land
An ordinance 1976- providing 25000 bonds to purchase or condemn land for opening widening and extending west street from Baymiller to Noblecourt Cincinnati Ohio requires two thirds voting concurrence. Bonds bear 3.6 percent interest semi annually with coupons dated October 15 407 and issued by American Exchange National Bank New York City.
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Gést Street
Baymiller Street
Noble Court
City of
Ciicinati
State of Ohio
Cincinnati
West Street
Noblecourt
American Exchange National Bank
New York City
New York
Pnor
Ordinance Details for City of Cincinnati 1907
Ordinance governs thriceon payments to the Cincinnati treasurer and sinking fund trustees powers. If trustees refuse to take offered funds, bonds and accrued interest proceed to public sale as provided by law. Auditor warrants issued and expended by the board with section five stating passage on May 20 1907.
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City of
Cincinnati
Board of Public Service
A.D
Frank L. Pfaff
Edwin Henderson
Park Extension Bond Ordinance in Cincinnati 1907
An ordinance authorizes 300000 dollars for land purchase for a city park and issuance of bonds at 4 percent interest for fifty years. Bonds payable at New York bank, to be signed by mayor and auditor, offering to sinking fund trustees at par. If not taken, public sale and allotment to park expenses. Effective date as allowed by law.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Exchange National Bank
New York City
State of New York
Manu Ee
Cty
Board of Public Service
Frank L. Pfaff
Edwin Henderson
Gilbert Avenue
cMillan Street
Loveney Avenue
State of Ohio
McMillan Street
Florence Avenue
American Exchange National Bank
New York
State of
Ground Street
Cutter Street
Kenyon Avenue
Barrere
Cincinmati
Park Extension
City
Ordinance transfers library land to Cincinnati Public Library Board
The city transfers the described parcel of Lot One to the Public Library Trustees of the School District of Cincinnati. The move follows bond proceeds used for a Public Library Fund and condemnation compensation. The mayor is authorized to deliver the deed to finalize the transfer for library use, effective per law.
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Theublic Library
Cincinnati
City of
State of
Ohio
Public Library
School District of
Seminary
Hamilton County
Locust Street
Kemper Lane
Cen Eee Lane
Walnut Hills
Edwin Henderson
Ordinance 1979- Mt Vernon Avenue Improvement Plan
City of Cincinnati adopts Mt Vernon avenue improvement from Paxton road to H Morton's estate. Grading curb and gutter macadam roadway limestone screenings drains. cost via frontage assessments over ten years with 4 percent interest. cash option within 20 days. bonds issued for deferred installments.
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Mt.ernon Avenue
Paxton Road
M. Y. Cooper
H. Morton
City of
Cincinnati
State of Ohio
Mt. Vernon Avenue
Department of Public Service
Isingati
Cincinnati Ordinance on Ludlow Avenue Improvement
City of Cincinnati to improve Ludlow avenue from Brookline avenue to Evans Place with grading curbs paving and drainage. Assessments at 50 percent by frontage payable in ten installments. bonds issued in anticipation. board of public service to contract with lowest bidder. ordinance takes effect after passage May 20.
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Ludlow Avenue
Brookline Avenue
Evans Place
City of
Cincinnati
State of Ohio
Department of Public Service
Imagne
Th&t
Brookling Avenue
Board of Public Service
A.D. Ar Frank’ S
PPAFF
Edwin ‘Henderson
Ordinance on Clinton Street paving and assessments
The ordinance determines to improve Clinton street from Central to Freeman avenues with grading granite curbs and asphalt paving. It authorizes a 50 percent cost share for intersections, outlines assessment payments over ten installments, and allows cash payment within twenty days. Bonds will be issued, and City of Cincinnati funds cover remaining costs. The ordinance takes effect after approval.
Ordinance Vacates West Five Feet of Hukill Alley
The city council approves vacation of the west five feet of Hukill alley between McMillan street and Rottman’s south line after a petition from nearby property owners. The ordinance dated May 2, 1907, attested by Clerk Edwin Derson.
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Hukill Alley
McMillan Street
Rottman
City of
Cincinnati
State of Ohio
Hukill
Frank L. Pfaff
Edwin Derson
Ordinance Vacates Halstead Street Segment in 1907 Passage
Ordinance No. 1 983 to vacate the press fifteen feet of Halstead street between McMillan street and Rottman’s south line. The west fifteen feet of Halstead Rottman’s south line to be annulled as part of the same action. Passed May 1907. N. L. Pfauf.
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McMillan Street
Rottman
City of
Cincinnati
State of Ohio
Halstead
McMillan
N. L. Pfafp
Edwin Henderson
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