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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1916
Page
9
Cincinnati markets showed a downturn in prices with traders noting softer demand and cautious volumes across key sectors. Analysts cited seasonal factors and shifting investment flows as partial causes for the decline.
June 7 1916 Cincinnati market reports cherry trees in Ohio Indiana and Kentucky loaded with fruit. Potatoes and spinach scarce prices up while oats and hay firm. Wheat corn and barley offerings mixed with firmer white oats and strong ear corn demand. Public notices include road bids and property cement work details.
In New York on June 7 urgent short-covering pushed old crop months 9 to 17 points higher and new crop months 2 to 7 points higher. Trading volume reached 7,900 barrels with various contract quotes including June 11.02 cents and December 9.08 cents.
The city issues notices to owners including Semler Tharp Munson Crumbleholm Dille and Raber to improve sidewalks with cement along blocks on Mantesvenue Eastern and Hast avenues in Starr Fance and Mack subdivisions.Amounts listed correspond to assessment numbers 36,781 36,793 36,846 36,768 36,852 36,853 36,854 36,855 36,856 36,800 and other lot details.
City of Cincinnati ordains paving and drainage from Vine to Eden by graded street, curb, gutter, bituminous macadam, six inch water main, with cost apportioned by benefit and paid in ten installments. Bonds issued to cover non assigned costs. contract to be awarded to lowest bidder. Repeals 1913 ordinance. Passed May 23, 1916.
To whom it may concern a plan has been prepared for sewer improvement in Highland avenue Corporation alley Cumber street and Liberty street between Ringgold and Spring streets and is on file in the Clerk of Council of Cincinnati Ohio for inspection. Objections may be filed with the Council. By order of the Council Fred Schneller Clerk.
The estimated assessment for the cost of sewering Freeman avenue from Armory avenue to Flint street and Flint street to the existing sewer, as set forth in Ordinance No. 469-1915, has been reported to the Council. The amount is on file in the Clerk of Council’s office for inspection by interested parties. By order of Cincinnati City Council. May 23, 1916.
The ordinance No 2341916 authorizes issuing bonds of 5700 dollars to fund the widening of the Delta avenue and Linwood avenue intersection and to condemn required land. Bonds issued at 100 dollar units bear 4.5 percent interest, dated March 20 1916, payable in 20 years. Proceeds fund the project with taxes levied until debt maturity.
Notice states that the Back Street improvement from Other Street to Walnut Street by grading curbs and paving, under Ordinance 162 1915 approved March 16 1915, has been made and the estimated assessment is on file in the Clerk of Council office Cincinnati.
City council approves Moulton avenue upgrade from Mt Licho drive to Crestline avenue including grading, concrete curbs and gutters, water bound macadam paving, drains, six inch water main, and associated surveys. Assessments set at 50 percent of benefits, paid over ten years with city bonds covering rest.
The city of Cincinnati adopts a new curb grade for Kessler Avenue from Carthage Avenue westward 580 feet. The ordinance specifies detailed elevations for the north and south curbs, with vertical curves and descent rates, and repeals conflicting prior ordinances. Clerk Fred Schneller certifies.
City of Cincinnati approves appropriation of Bryant and Trevor's Lot 315 for public use creating a right of way from Judson Street to Sage Avenue. The city solicitor is authorized to seek jury assessment of compensation and pay costs from bonds issued for this purpose. Ordinance to take effect after passage.
An estimated assessment for Handasyde Court from Stettinius Avenue to Menlo Avenue for grading curbs paving and water main work has been prepared and filed with the City Clerk and City Auditor. Objections must be filed within four weeks from May 2 1916 for Equalizing Board review. If none arise the Council may proceed with the project in Cincinnati.
Sealed proposals will be received at the City Purchasing Agent of Cincinnati Ohio until 12 o clock noon Friday June 23 1916 for furnishing about 21000 tons of coal to city institutions. Quantities specifications and forms of proposal can be obtained at the office. Ernst von Bargen City Purchasing Agent June 7 1916.
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