Wheat Market Fluctuates as Spring Outlook Signals Growth
The wheat market edged lower on fears of a trap in the July line while cash wheat to milling demand showed weakness. Prices fell across futures with September closing lower and cash oats and livestock futures mixed, supported by warmer forecasts for the spring wheat district and strong demand for hogs and cattle in regional markets.
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Atc
Texas
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Hogs. Co . Sane
Commercial Tribune
East Buffalo
N. Y
Cleveland
Louisville
Grain and flour price report across markets
June 7 reports show steady to mixed grain futures and cash prices. Wheat and rye fluctuate with receipts and shipments noted in New York Chicago Kansas City and St Louis markets, while corn and oats move on varying domestic conditions and reports.
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New York
Strgar
Sansas City
Wuarker
Central America
Wis
Minn
Olis Minn
Erpool
Galveston
Louis. Mo
Sandemer
Timothy le
Hay Steaty
Timais
Hemp Park
Rolllower
Commercial Tribune
Local Cloth Markets After Market Clean Up
Interest in the local centers rises as prices favor transactions in staple cloth and dyed goods. Details show leading finishes for washed and half blood materials with notes on prices and availability in the California and West zones.
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California
Fragmented OCR notice from Texas court docket
Readable fragments describe court actions with mentions of Indiana Ken ucky and Texas fines. The text references quarter blood and months tied to penalties, but lacks clear names, dates, or specifics to confirm a full notice.
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Kenucky
Indiana
Ohio Republicans to Travel for National League Meeting
About ninety six Ohio delegates will join state officials and candidates for nomination at the National Republican League meeting in New York on June 24 and 25. A special train leaves Cleveland June 23 under H D Davis. Prominent attendees include Governor Hetrick, Carmi A Thompson, Harry M Daugherty, A G Denman, John S McNutt, and E M Fullington. John Hays Hammond will preside. the gathering signals the opening of the national congressional campaign.
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Tribune Bureau
Harrison Burpe
Columbus
Ohio
National Republican League
New York
Cleveland
H. D. Davis
Ohio Republican League
Clarence Maris
Columbu
Hetrick
Arthur L. Garford
Davis
William H. Phippy
O. B. Brown
Dayton
Carmj
Thirty Five Pharmacy Graduates Honored at Cincinnati College
The Cincinnati College of Pharmacy conferred bachelor of pharmacy degrees on 35 graduates at a commencement led by Vice Mayor John Galvin. Dr. Maximilian Braam presented the diplomas while Rev. Ernest Voss offered the benediction. Weik's orchestra provided music as the list of degree recipients, including James Clark Allman, Corwin, Frances Barkhurst, and others.
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Cincinnati College of Pharmacy
John Galvin
Maximilian Braam
Ernest Voss
St. John's Evangelical Church
Weik
James Clark Allman
Corwin
Frances Barkhurst
George C. Biegler
Herbert Crawford Brown
Harold C. Buchert
Laban Opley Carpenter
Roy Wilson Danbury
George Willie Fallis
George William Feck
John Habib Ganim
Harry H. Haverkamp
Eleonora Huenefeld
Nathan Keller
William Clem Knapmeyer
Agnes M. L. Koenig
Roy H. Meinhart
William Phil Meissner
Joseph Rupert Miller
Mitchell Joseph Miller
Fred John Minstermann
Herman August Oelrich
Florence Ross
Lennard Hartley Sears
Robert Kirtley Stephenson
Carl George Ungericht
Charlies J. Wortkamp
John Christian Weik
George Louis Weissmann
August B. Westerhelweg
George L. White
Ernestine Voss Wiebeld
Oscar George Wieteki
Ernst William Witfert
Ar Lee Wilson
Joseph Wittenrz
Postmaster Nominations List Names Johnston and Griffin
Washington dispatch lists postmaster nominees from the president including John M. Johnston of Logansport Indiana and Harry A. Griffin of Galveston Texas as part of a long nomination slate.
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Taft
Washington
Associated Press
John M. Johnston
Logansport
Ind
Harry A. Griffin
Galveston
Tex
Covington Plans Sale of City Bonds in 1910
The City Clerk of Covington Kentucky invites proposals before 6 p.m. on June 2 1910 for the sale of up to 281000 dollars in 1000 dollar bonds to redeem outstanding 400000 dollar bonds issued August 1 1880. Bonds issued August 1 1910 bear 4 percent interest payable semiannually with principal due in 40 years redeemable after July 31 1940 at par. Bidder must provide 1000 dollar certified check payable to Covington with each bid. check forfeited if awarded and fails to complete.
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Covington
United States
H. G. Klostermann
Lawrence County to Sell $100000 Turnpike Bonds in 1910
Lawrence County Ohio invites sealed bids for up to $100000 of turnpike bonds at Ironton office until June 29 1910. Each $1000 bond bears 4 percent interest payable semiannually and matures March 1 1950. Bids must include a 2 percent certified check and are due July 11 1910. County may reject oral bids.
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Lawrence County
Ironton
Ohio
James Hudson
B. T. Daniel
H. Hutchison
A. C. Robison
Sale of Gasoline Launch Ruth in Cincinnati Harbor
United States Marshal to sell at public auction the Gasoline Launch Ruth with tackle life preservers and appurtenances to satisfy a court judgment. The sale occurs Thursday June 16 1910 at 2 pm in the harbor at the foot of Carrel street Cincinnati Ohio. Libellant Karl H Cadwell seeks $566.92 plus six percent interest from February 28 1910 and costs.
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United States of America
Southern District of Ohio
Western Division
District Court
Karl H. Cadwell
Ruth
United States
Carrel Street
Cincinnati
Ohio
Eugene L. Lewis
Southern District of
H.L. Rockel
Proctor
Mercantile Library Biiding
Automobile bid sought by City of Ginganad Ohio
Sealed proposals will be received at City Hall for furnishing one automobile for use of the Director of Public Service. Bid should include full names and bond or certified check of 200 000 dollars. Plans available in the Director of Public Service office. May 28 1910. John J. Wenner clerk.
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Director of Public Service
City Hall
Ginganad
Ohio
Wnesday
Cincinnati
Cincinnati approves ordinance establishing Vint alley grade
City of Cincinnati ordinance No 1 835 fixes curb grade for Vint alley from Gulow street to Apple street. It begins at 60.94 feet at the north curb of Vint alley and Gulow street, rising 0.47 percent to 61.53 feet, then falling 0.75 percent to 60.71 feet at Apple street, with south curb grade aligned where possible. Passed May 2 signed by John Galvin with clerk Edwin Henderson.
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Apple Street
City of
Cincinnati
State of Ohio
Gulow Street
Vintalley
John Galvin
Edwin Henderson
Bathgate Street
Melish Avenue
Omaha Street
City of Cincinnati
Pea Street
Purgoyne Alley
Post Alley
Finch al
Ereto
Finch Alley
Kemper Alley
Florence Avenue
Burgoyne Alley
McMillan Street
Gilbert Avenue
Alvin, Ga
Powers Street
Sylvan Avenue
Fisher Avenue
Conneil
Mary A. Dirr
Colerain Avenue
Spring Grove Avenue
Millcreek
Public Service
Carthage Avenue
Jefferson Avenue
State of
Ohio
F. C. Gunkel
Edwin Hendersbon
Obstruction at Dam No 2 Percent on Ohio River
U S Engineer Office Wheeling West Virginia June 3 1910 notes construction of a cofferdam near the river center for navigable pass and weirs at Dam No 2 on the Ohio River leaving about 319 feet of channel to the lock wall and 320 feet to the abutment Blueprints available for view at the engineering offices in Pittsburgh Wheeling Cincinnati and Louisville Captain F W Altstatter one of the engineers writes this notice
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U. S
Wheeling
W. Va
Ohio River
United States
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Louisville
F. W. ‘Altstabtter
Proposals for supplying coal to U S Engineer Office St Louis
Sealed proposals from June 6 1910 seek furnishing 603000 bushels of coal for steamboats barges and cars to the U S Engineer Office at the Customhouse St Louis Missouri. Proposals are due by 11:00 a m June 27 1910 with public opening following. Information on application to W H Bixby Cel Engrs.
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U. S. Engineer's Office
Customhouse
St. Louis
W. H. Bixby
Cel
Engrs
Executor appointed for Mary Clavin's will in Ohio
The Probate Court of Hamilton County Ohio appoints Wm H O Connor as executor of Mary Clavin deceased. Bates and Meyer Attorneys assist in the process.
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Mary Clavin
Probate Court
Hamilton County
Ohio
Wm. H. O'Connor
Bates & Meyer
Trick with Confederate bill at Sixth Street Market
Mrs. James Haley, selling goods at a Sixth Street market stand, was deceived by a well dressed woman who passed a ten dollar Confederate bill. The woman urged acceptance by pointing to a man nearby and claiming he earned it. Haley received $9.50 in good money before learning the bill was worthless and reporting the incident to police and authorities.
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James Haley
Sixth Street
Haley
Notice of Sale and City Ordinances in Hamilton County
Public sale to offer Lot 68 in J N Russells Subdivision Linwood Spencer Township and Lots 269 270 in S W Hartshorn second subdivision East side Scott Street now Delta Avenue with cash or staged payments. Also Ordinances 1929 1910 1928 confirm sewer easement Cryer Avenue dedication Bathgate Whittier and other street grade actions in Cincinnati Ohio with dates May 1910.
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Hamilton County
Cincinnati
Hamilton
J. N. Russell
Linwood
Spencer Township
Ohio
E. F. Jowett
Shattuck
Scott Street
Delta Avenue
S. W. Hartshorn
Sata City
Cryer
Charlotte B. Cryer
Observatory
Montieth Avenue
Duncan Avenue
City of
State of Ohio
LVIN
Councell
Bedwin Henderson
Edward G. Fritsche
Craig & Krollmens
Hanna, Ave
City of Cincinnati
Anna Avenue
Glenmore Avenue
Hanna Avenue
Craig & Krollmann
Director of Public Service
John Galvin
Edwin Hendrerson
Prank Shea
Frank Shea
Chiginnati
William Hooper
Alexander Woollinger
Torrence Road
John F. Wright
Hollinger
Ieee
Cincinnati Ordinance Fixes Alley Roadway Widths and Improvements
City of Cincinnati ordinances fix eight foot roadway widths for Finch alley Burgoyne alley and Post alley along with grading and brick paving plans for Vint alley from Gulow street to Apple street. The measures specify curb design, elevations and approval by the Director of Public Service. Public notice and enactment details accompany the ordinance and resolution.
Cincinnati 1910 street improvements finance ordinance excerpt
City ordinances authorize assessments for street widening in Cincinnati. Costs cover surveys, notices, bond interest, and construction, with five yearly installments or cash option within 20 days. Portions to be funded by bonds and city funds. various streets and dedications cited.
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City of
Cincinnati
John Galvin
Edwin Henderson
Ordinance No. 1 987 Tax on Smith Court Real Estate Frontage
An ordinance of Cincinnati authorizes a special tax on real estate fronting Smith court between Smith street and its western end. It sets per foot frontage charges, outlines payment terms over multiple years, and allocates funds to cover fifty percent of grading curbing and brick paving costs minus intersection costs, with enforcement through tax duplicates if default occurs. The measure details role of the Chief Engineer and directs collection by the City Treasurer and County Auditor.
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Smith Court
Smith Street
Ee of
Cincinnati
State of
Smith Stree
Cornell
eSic
Daioh
Saames Fea
LTT
Ise
Smith
Public Service
H'M
Gouneil
O Smith Court
Cincinnati Ordinances on Assessments and Street Renames
A 1910 city record details bond terms for public works assessments and funds, plus a deed of dedication for a sewer easement. It includes ordinance provisions for issuance of bonds over ten years at 4 3 percent, collection through annual installments, and use of proceeds for improvements. It also lists street name changes and confirms easement deeds by residents for city projects.
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Main St
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Bali
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Arels & A Eeco
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