Wheat Buyers Boost Prices Across Markets In Chicago
Active foreign buying lifts wheat and other staples in Chicago as traders anticipate the government crop report. Cash sales reach large volumes while September futures firm near 91 1/2 cents. exports and corn buying add to bullish mood despite mixed weather and reports of slow movement from Texas and North Dakota.
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Associated Press Dispatch
Chicago
Missouri
North Dakota
Texas
Wheat and grain prices and receipts across multiple cities
Market notes from St Louis and other cities show cash grain prices firm with futures higher for wheat corn oats and rye. Receipts and shipments include flour wheat corn and oats figures across St Louis Minneapolis Milwaukee and other centers with varied spot and futures quotes and no clear regional trend.
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ST. Louis
Commie
Segnar City
Aes
Wisable
F.o.b
Galveston
London
Pacific Comet
Commercial Tribune
Ao Md
Cormeneeds
Minneapolis
Minn
Cattle Receipts Dented in Opening Markets Across Regions
Market summary shows subdued cattle receipts on opening day with prices largely steady. Across St Louis Kansas City Chicago and New York, cattle hogs and sheep receipts vary, with regional gains and declines noted for steers, cows, calves, and lambs, while overall demand remains steady to firm for certain classes.
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Beuy
ST. Louis
Kkansas City
Chicago
New York
Cotton futures rise on short covering and bullish weather
Cotton futures opened steady then advanced in New Orleans and New York as old crop months led with gains of 10 to 12 points, aided by strong buying and favorable weather reports. Prices firmed through the morning, with new crop months rising to about 32 to 34 points over Friday, before a noon pause and later profit-taking trimmed gains.
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United States
New Orleans
Bulle
Texas
Liverpool
Une
New York
Sean Liverpool
Cnear
May Reports Unfavorable for Cigars and Tobacco in First Ohio District
The Western Tobacco Journal notes May 1910 results show declines in cigar and tobacco output in the First Ohio district from 1910 and 1909, with total tobacco collections at $272,278.10 versus $280,638.24 last year. Cigars drop 8.3 percent to 16,791,960. tobacco output down 2.9 percent to 3,698,370 lb. no small cigars cigarettes or snuff produced in May 1910.
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Ohio
Cincinnati
Western Tobacco Journal
Internal Revenue
Ius
Snall
New Bank Secures Option on Prominent Corner Room
The Ohio Valley Bank and Trust company via George W. Platt secured a sixty day option on the banking room in the Chamber of Commerce building that was formerly used by the Fifth National bank. Clenmeay Nourse Huntington represented the Fifth Third National bank in the talks. The room used by the Ohio Valley exposition remains undisturbed except for one room to be used as bank headquarters. The new bank's organization committee includes bankers and business men who will serve on the board of directors.
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New Ohio Valley Bank and Trust Company
George W. Platt
Chamber of Commerce
Fifth National Bank
Clenmeay, Nourse & Huntington
Fifth-Third National Bank
New Bank
Turpentine and Rosin Prices Across Markets Reported
June 6 notices from Toledo Indiana Charleston Wilmington Savannah and New Orleans list price ranges and receipts for rosin turpentine and window glass. Quotes cover spirits turpentine rosin crude and finished products with daily shipment and stock figures. Prices vary by grade from $3.85 rosin in Wilmington to over $6.25 water white in other markets.
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Toledo
North Lima
South Lima Tic
Indiana
Oil City
Charleston
A. B
Wilmington
N. C
Savannah
Rosin
New Orleans
Havana
Obstruction at Dam No 2 on Ohio River construction note
U S Engineer Office Wheeling reports work on Dam No 26 navigation structures. A cofferdam will be built near the river center creating a channel of about 310 feet to the lock wall and about 320 feet to the Blue field abutment. Captain F W Altsta is the supervising engineer.
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U. S
Wheeling
W. Va
Ohio River
United States
Cinheati
Louisville
F. W. Altsta
Eingrs
Notice of Stockholders Meeting on Lake Tanning Co Dissolution
The Lake Tanning Company stockholders will meet at the company offices in Cincinnati Ohio on June 30 1910 at 1230 PM to decide surrender and abandonment of corporate authority and dissolution per Ohio law. Chas L Hae and H H tary sign the notice for the board.
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Lake Tanning Company
Laked Tanning Company
Ohio
Kenner, Dalton and
McLean Avenue
Cincinnati
Hamilton County
Cue
Chas. L. HA Ae
H. H. Tary
Notice of Sale of The Chicago Cincinnati and Louisville Railroad
A court ordered sale of the Chicago Cincinnati and Louisville Railroad Company including all property rights, franchises, lands, rolling stock, and equipment. The known main line spans multiple Indiana Ohio towns totaling 261.6 miles, with real estate in Miami Fulton Starke Hamilton and Lake counties offered as one parcel, subject to liens and specified mortgages and bonds.
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Chicago
Dinginnati
Louisville d Coes
Ndersignes
I “and
Louisville “Railroad, Company
City of
Cincinnati
Chicago, Cincinnati and Louisville Railroad Company
Girard Avenue
Baltimore & Ohio Southwestern Railroad
Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis Railroad
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton Ioad and
Mill Creek
Brighton
State of
Ohio
Lick Creek Bottom
Miami
Fernald
Butler County
Peoria
Ohio State Line
Springfield Bath Townships
Franklin County
Indiana
Union and
Harrison Townships
Union County
Boston Township
Wayne County
Grutera
Bath
Cottage Grove
Kitchell, Witts
Boston
Druleys
Richmond
Webster
Webster Township
Willameburg
Greene Township
Economy
Perry Township
Losantville
Randolph County
Blountsville
Henry County
Medford
Delaware County
Muncie
Gaston
Fowlerton
Grant County
Jonesboro
Fulton
Fulton County
Kewanna
Lawton
Pulaski County
North Judson
Starke County
Panhandle
English Lake
Kankakee River
Laporte County
Lacrosse
Porter County
Beatrice
Griffiths
Lake
Chicago & Erie
Highlands
Hammond
Moson
Indiana and
Chicicaio
Sengeess
Chicago, Cincinnati_& Louisville Railroad Company
Chicago, Cincinnati & Louisville Railroad Company
Circuit Court of the United States
District of
Miami County
Godlove Connandt
Matilda Miller
Forest Street
Peru
Sard
County of
Twentyseven
Wabagh
John F. Wilcox
Reilly
Sal Catholic
Towit
A. D. Toner
Righ
Tess
Eighth Street
M. J. Perrin
Chicago, Cincinnati,& Louisville Railroad Company
Hamilton
Alonzo
W. Anderson
Thomas Ewing Et al
Superior Court of Cincinnati
Recorder's Office
Hamilton County
McLean Avenue
Richmond Street
Highth Street
Maley, Thompson and Moffet Company, & Corporation
State of Ohio
Hammond Belt Railway Company
Hoosier Equipment Company
Boston Safe Deposit & Trust Company
Richard A. Jackson
Louisville
Car Trust
Burnham-Williams & Company
Haskell & Barker Car Company
Haskell & Barker Car Co
National Bank Or Trust Company
New York
Massachusetts
Indianapolis
Cincinnati, Richmond & Muncie
Chicago ,& Cincinnati Railroad
Cincinnati & Indiana Western Railroad Company
Anon
Toursville Railroad
Property sale terms under chancery decrees detailed
Special Master Noble C Butler outlines purchaser rights to contest indebtedness, assume contracts, and receive conveyance after payment. Buyers may elect to adopt or reject executory contracts within ninety days post confirmation, with earnings directed to debt payoff. Sale frees property from liens except those expressly reserved, and grants possession to the purchaser.
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Chicago, Cincinnati and Louisville Railroad Company
Noble
Delaware City School District Bond Issue Authorized
Legal notice states bonds of the Delaware City School District totaling thirty thousand dollars in sixty $500 denominations to be issued with four percent interest for twenty years. Bond series payments begin Sept 1 1910 and March 1 1911 with annual installments, to be advertised and sold per law. Passed May 18 1910. Edward M. Shmans President. Will F. Dodge Clerk.
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Delaware City
Edward, M. Shmans
Will F.dodge
Public Printing Bid Notice for The General Code of Ohio 1910
The Commissioners of Public Printing invite sealed proposals for printing and binding ten thousand sets of four volumes of The General Code of Ohio 1910. Bids due by noon June 18, 1910. delivery to begin within 90 days and not less than 100 sets daily, Sundays excluded, completed within six months after manuscript receipt.
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State of
Olio
Columbus
Ohio
Secretary of State
Delaware City School District Bonds Sealed Proposals
Sealed proposals for thirty thousand dollars of Delaware City School District bonds will be received by the city auditor until noon June 8 1910. Bonds dated June 8 1910 payable six times from September 1 1910 to March 1911 and annually thereafter for twenty years bear 4 1 4 percent interest. Net bid must be par with accrued interest. bids require a five percent certified check. Edward M Semans pres. Will F Dodge clerk. Delaware Ohio May 25 1910.
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Delaware
Ohio
Delaware City
State of
Board of Education
Edward M. Semans
Will F. Dodge
Notice to Coal Dealers bids for smokeless coal
Cincinnati May 24 1910 bids for 4500 tons with option of 5000 more and for 4000 tons with option of 1000 more of smokeless steam coal will be received by Longview Hospital Directors until June 10 at noon. Deliveries to boiler house per superintendent orders before July 1 1911 with weights for monthly accounting. Directors reserve right to reject any bid or delivery noncompliant. J D L Carpenter president K T Sprague secretary.
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Cincinnati,o
Longview Hospital
Lonew Hospital
Longview Hospitare
D. L. Carpenter
K. T. Sprague
Divorce Petition Notice in Ohio Court of Insolvency
Notice that Thomas Gearns of Van Buren Street Chicago filed for divorce, restoration to maiden name, and relief in the Court of Insolvency, Fulton County Ohio. Hearing set for after July 15. dates and attorney details provided by Ates & Meyer.
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Tohomas Gearns
van Buren Street
Chicago
Goearns
Ofaime
Notice of Probate Ex Executrix in Hamilton County
The undersigned executrix of the last will of Alice W. Allen of Cincinnati Hamilton County Ohio was duly appointed by the Probate Court of Hamilton County Ohio. Carrie N Allen WwW Co Cochran Attorney Cincinnati June 7 1910.
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Hamilton County
Ohio
Alice W. Allen
Cincinnati
Carrie N. Allen
Co. Cochran
Cincinnati Ordinance 1951 Assessing Special Tax on Hudson Ave
The Cincinnati City Council enacts a special tax on real estate fronting South Hudson avenue between Duck Creek road and Calvary Cemetery. It levies annual per-foot assessments totaling $567,126.64 to fund road improvements and bonds, with payments due within years 1911 to 1920 and bond provisions for funding the project.
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South Hudson Avenue
Duck Creek Road
Calvary Cemetery
City of
Cincinnati
State of Ohio
South
Hudson Avenue
Director of Public Service
Frlndson Avenue
Mn & At
T Sa
Pete Gene
A. D
Width of Burbank roadway fixed in Cincinnati ordinance
An ordinance sets the width of the roadway on Burbank Street between Boone and Symmes streets at six feet. The measure repeals prior ordinances and takes effect after approval. Passed May 31. Attest: Edwin H. Derosn.
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Burbank
Boone Street
Symmes
City of Cincinnati
Burbank Street
Boone Ae
Symmes Street
Edwin H Derson
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