Wheat and Corn Slip in Chicago Markets Amid Realizations
Chicago July grain prices drift lower as small holders realize gains while July wheat falls percent and corn eases. Oats rise modestly as repairs and weather outlook support deferred deliveries. overall market shows mixed signals with ongoing demand for distant contracts and firming on late session prices.
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Chicago
Paris
Kansas
Southwest
Northwest
Missouri
Real Estate Transfers and City Improvements in Cincinnati
A long list of real estate transfers in Cincinnati Ohio including Parcels in Wyoming Madisonville and Norwood with owners such as Edward G Faehs Michael Sratai Anna Backmeyer John F Bimoee Henry Ihlendorf and Henry Bunner Also public notice of Bank street improvement from Central avenue to Freeman avenue with assessments bonds and ten installment plan plus a vacation of Koebel street by order of the city council dated June 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie
Barddee
Renee
Oliver
Cincinnati
Wil- Tess A
Wil
Clearwater Tract
Cedar N Avenue
College
Henry F. Bunner
West Lindner
Merchants and Mechanics
Merchants and Mechanics’ Sub. OL > Errpr Won Fi 55. de Testects Cesztees
Daniel S. Holbrook
Bertie Murray
A. L. Scouille
Fred W. Niebling
George Rochentier
Klein & Schroeder
St. Bernard
Joseph Knierlehm
Sheriff
Ollie Wo
A & Cresap
Cnvy Sanssiuver Sciences
J. H.ae
Apts
Frédericka Egin
Selma Ellis
Hillside Avenue
Carrie Moschel
Edward Mogchel
Apjones Street
Chambers Street
John. W. White
Hudepohl Brewing Company
Sycamore Township
John J. Rachel
William Tepe
State Avenue
Kate Balbach
Lena Spinnenweber
John Dimmit
V. Humbrecht
Eeeesereee
Alvina Lotimann
Aloysius P. Renneker
Laurel Street
Baymiller Street
Alvina Lottmann Et al
Aloysius P. Reinecker
Adam Gray
William Nagel
Woodward Avenue
Cary Avenue
College Hill
Lillian H. Field
Anna F. Longstreth
Nassau Street
Grand Street
Gilbert Avenue
Hewitt and
Fairfield Avenues
Roelofson
Langland Street
Hamilton Court
Cora Imsande
Burnet Avenue
University
Walnut Hills
Ccs Seed Ser
Erseceese Western German Bank
Frwin J. Kamp
Jefferson Avenue
Carrie Street
Albert W. Nulsen
John Mulcare
Zoo Land Syndicate
Louis Speyer
John A. Klasen
Zinsle
Kennedy Heights
George W. Boyce Et al
Charles F. Klein
Considine and
Phillips Avenues
G. W. Mathers
Charles JB. Henke
Norwood Park
Cecar Cone
Caamrul Avenes
Freeman Avenue
City of
State of Ohio
Ion
Bank Street
Central Avenue
Rosaeay
Department of Public Service
Board of Public Service
John Galvin
Edwin Henderson
Platt Avenue
Chester Street
Evans Avenue
Chester Avenue
Council
Sama Street
Grain futures mixed as June trading yields muted activity
Wheat receipts 38 000 bushels and exports 172 966 bushels frame a cautious Chicago market. Bulls and bears waver amid better weather and liquidation while corn and oats show dull, steady to easy readings and no strong price moves across multiple exchanges from Baltimore to St Louis.
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Sidspann
I. Timoth
New York
O. B
Duluth
Commercial Tribune
Baltimore
Toledo
Milwaukee
Sas City
Lis
ST. Louis
Timothy
Pleads Guilty of Larceny in Dearborn Court
Lawrenceburg Indiana June 15 Sharkey Warren Mitchell 23 pleaded guilty to grand larceny before Judge George E Downey. He received an indeterminate sentence from two to four teen years in the Indiana Reformatory. Mitchell said he traveled to Cincinnati with stolen money from Councilman Junker’s store and claimed a woman robbed him in a Plum Street house after spending thirty cents.
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Commercial Tribune
Lawrenceburg
Ind
Sharkey
Warren N. Mitchell
Cyrus Dameree
Dearborn
George E. Downey
Indiana Reformatory
Mitchell
Cincinnati
Councilman
Plum Street
Longworth
Ohio judge limits special constable power in Welsh v Yager
Judge Murphy of the Common Pleas Court ruled that Justices of the Peace cannot appoint special Constables when regularly elected Constables are available. The decision bars Special Constables Clarence Thomas and James D. Lewis from employment, affecting Ohio cities.
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Commercial Tribune
Hamilton
Judge Murphy
Common Pleas Court
Ohio
John x. Welsh
William Yager
Clarence Thomas
James D. Lewis
Hat Save Miss Augspurger From Transom Injury
Miss Amelia Augspurger of a Hamilton department store was struck on the head by a blown transom on Main street. A large hat she wore likely saved her life, and the injury required fifteen stitches.
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Commercial Tribune
Hamilton, O
Amelia Augspurger
Hamilton
Main Street
International Horseshoers Begin 29th Biennial Convention
The twenty-ninth biennial convention of the International Union of Journeymen Horseshoers of the United States and Canada opened in Washington with International President Herbert M. Marshall of Cincinnati presiding.
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Herbert Marshall
Washington
International Union of Journeymen Horseshoers
United States
Canada
Herbert
Marshall
Cincinnati
Sloops Marion and Carmita Seized Off La Vela de Coro
On the high seas off La Vela de Coro Venezuelan coast guard detained two Dutch sloops, Marion and Carmita, after opening fire near Curacao. They were escorted to Coro for three days and letters outside mail bags were seized amid reports of possible consulate closure orders and approval by President Castro.
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Willemstad
Curacao
Marion
Carmita
Arubua
Venezuela
Coast Guard
la Vela de Coro
Gulf of Coro
Coro
Con Sul
Castro
Restrictions Put on Immigrants at Ellis Island
Secretary Oscar S. Straus chaired a conference at Ellis Island aimed at improving immigrant examination standards. The discussions sought a uniform disease diagnosis system to prevent reentry of immigrants rejected at one port from entering another port on the Atlantic coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Oscar S. Straus
Department of Commerce and Labor
Ellis Island
Atlantic
Oxford in Festive Mood for Miami University Commencement
Oxford hosts visitors for the eighty fourth annual Miami University commencement in Oxford Ohio. The College of Liberal Arts class of 1908 will graduate Thursday morning with Dr Frank W Gunsaulus delivering the annual address. Tonight students presented Tom Pinch as the class day offering. Tomorrow the State Normal College commencement occurs.
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Commercial Tribune
Hamilton
Oxford
Miami University
College of Liberal Arts
Frank W. Gunsaulus
Chicago
Tom Pinch
State Normal College of Miami University
Governor Dawson Contract Tuberculosis, Leaves for Asheville
The physicians treating Governor William M. O. Dawson of West Virginia informed him he has tuberculosis He left for Asheville tonight where he will spend at least three or four weeks for treatment and rest.
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Charleston
W. Va
William M. O. Dawson
West Virginia
Asheville
N. GC
City of Cincinnati approves Addison street and Walker alley improvements
The Cincinnati City Council approves grading curb work and brick paving for Addison street from Miami and Erie to Halstead and for Walker alley from Cherry to Delaney. Plans, specs, and costs include surveys, notices, and bond financing with installments over ten and five years respectively. Assessment methods allocate 50 percent of costs by frontage with city covering remaining items.
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State of Ohio
Alker Alley
Cherry 8
Delaney Street
Board of Public Service
Walker Alley
Cherry Street
City of
Cincinnati
E. O. Bathgate
Council
Edwin Henderson
River Departures and River Conditions at Cincinnati port
The River section reports daily and advertised departures from Cincinnati with the Queen City Green land Courier Madison City of Cincinnati and Kentucky leaving today. The Ohio River at Cincinnati stood 10 ft 9 in yesterday evening and was falling. Forecasts predict the Ohio will keep falling while New and Kanawha rise. Special rates offered to attendees of the International Sunday School Convention in Louisville.
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Pittsburg
Queen City
Pomeroy Greenland
Maysville Coorier
Madison
Kentucky
Ohio
Cincinnati
Courier
Manchester
Lizzie Bay
City of Louisville
Louisville
Greenland
Charleston
City of
Ohio River
Pt. Pleasant
Broadway
Greene Line
Pomeroy and Way
Sycamore Street
Maysville
Madison Packet
Way
Main Street
Memphis
Peters Lee
St. Louis
Louisville and
Cincinnati Packet Company
River and Port News From Various Cities
River levels and arrivals mark a busy port update. The City of Cincinnati and Tarassa Evansville movements, Saltillo traffic on the Tennessee and Upper Mississippi, and several boats reported at Louisville Cairo and Wheeling amid changing depths.
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Pittsburg
Clarington
Ruth
Sistersville
K. Bedford
Parkersburg
Louisville
City of
Cincinnati
Tarassa
Evansville
Nsville
Cairo
Saltillo
Tennessee River
Wm. R. King
St. Louis
Upper Mississippi
the Herald
Memphis
Cape ‘Sibaheun
Commerce
Girardeau
Cincinnati Bonds For Storm Sewer Upgrade Adopted In 1908
An ordinance authorizes issuing 56 000 dollars in bonds to fund storm water relief sewer improvements in Central and Harrison avenues, Colerain Avenue, and related rights of way in Cincinnati. Bonds bear 4 percent interest, dated July 1 1908, payable in 25 years, with proceeds directed to the sinking fund and construction costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Avenue
Freeman Avenue
Colerain Avenue
Harrison Avenue
Mill Creek
McMicken Avenue
City of Cincinnati
State of Ohio
Central
American Exchange National Bank
New York City
N. Y
Cincinnati
City of
Board of Public Service
RH. O. Bathgate
Edwin Henderson
Ordinance 610 Blocks Heights on Burnet Wilson Hearne Northern
Cincinnati council passes ordinance prohibiting erection of any building on the square bounded by Burnet avenue Wilson avenue Hearne avenue and Northern avenue taller than ten feet unless outer walls are iron brick and mortar or similar. Effective from earliest lawful date. Signed by E O Bathgate on June 8 1903.
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Burnet Avenue
Wilson Avenue
Hearne Avenue
Northern Avenue
Council of Cincinnati
City of
Cincinnati
State of
Ohio
Bathgate
Council
Edwin Henderson
Notice to Cement Manufacturers Sealed Bids Ohio 1908
State Board of Public Works in Columbus invites sealed proposals for Portland Hydraulic Cement deliveries f o b various railway stations in Ohio. Bids due June 23 1908 at noon, with volumes listed for St Marys DeFiance Rapids Maumee Toledo Russell's Point Middletown Lorkland Crescentville Franklin Dayton Akron Massillon Zoar Bolivia New Philadelphia. Details from Chief Engineer Public Works.
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State Board of Public Works
Columbus
Ohio
St. Marys
Defiance
Rapids
Maumee
Toledo
Russell's Point
Logan Co
Public Works
CHASE
Proposals for Water Works Pipe Laying in Cincinnati
Sealed proposals for laying 8.8 miles of 16 inch cast iron pipe plus related work on Queen City avenue and Quebec road, Cincinnati, Ohio, will be received until 12 noon on Tuesday June 23 1908. Bids must be on official forms with bonds or cash deposit. The Board reserves the right to reject any or all bids. AUG. Herrmann President Elmer G. Prior Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trustees
Commissioners of Water Works
City of
Cincinnati
Ohio
Queen City Avenue
Shadwell Street
Quebec Road
Glenway Avenue
Milton County
Board’ of Trustees
Aug. Herrmann
Elmer G. Prior
Ordinance No 697 Prévidin for 28 000 Bond Issue
An ordinance of Cincinnati Ohio authorizes bonds totaling 28000 dollars to reconstruct the Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton Railway bridge at Eighth Street between Burns and Evans streets. Bonds bear 4 percent interest, issued July 1 1908, 20 year term, payable in New York.
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Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton Railway Company
Eighth Street
Burny Street
Evans Street
City of
Cincinnati
State of Ohio
Burns Street
American Exchange National Bank
New York City
New York
Ordinance to Vacate Alleys in Franklin Place Area
An ordinance proposes vacating a 15 foot unnamed alley and part of Franklin Place within the square bounded by McLean Dalton Findlay and Poplar streets. It notes the petition and cites the city interest and the 1908 vacation precedent, signed by the President Pro Tem of Garces.
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Franklin,Place
Mc and Dalton Avenues
Findlay and
Poplar
City of
Cincinnati
State of Ohio
McLean and
Dalton Avenues
Er and
Poplar Streets
Findlay
McLean Avenue
Franklin Place
Dalton Avenue
C. W. Starbuck
Lawson
Bathgate
Garces
Edwin Henderson
Proposals for Clothing and Footwear for Army Depot
Sealed proposals in triplicate will be received until noon July 9 1908 at the Chief Quartermaster Office Chicago for furnishing and delivering 80000 pairs Black Dress Shoes and 60000 pairs Russet Shoes to depots in Philadelphia Boston New York Chicago or St Louis. Quantities may increase 20 to 50 percent. Preference to domestic manufacture. Samples available on request. Proposals to be indorsed Proposals for Clothing and Footwear to be opened July 9 1908.
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Chief Quartermaster's
Oral Building
Chicago
Ill
Philadelphia
Boston
New York
St. Louis
Quartermaster’s Department
U. S. Army
W. W. Robinson, JR
Mt Healthy church seeks mortgage on parsonage property in Mt Pleasant
The Church of the Disciples of Christ of Mt. Healthy Ohio petitions Hamilton County Common Pleas Court for authority to mortgage its parsonage at Lot No 3 Charles Gales Addition Mt. Pleasant now Mt Healthy at the southwest corner of Fourth and Harrison streets. The loan amount is two thousand dollars to defray expenses of enlarging the church building. Hearing set on or after July 2 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Disciples of Christ of
Mt. Healthy
Ohio
Common Pleas Court
Hamilton County
Charles Gale
Mt. Pleasant
Fourth and
Harrison Streets
Church OF the Disciples OF Pine of Mt. Man Oe
Cincinnati
Marae Weis
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Minneapolis
James A. Wilkins
Oakley Company
Henry Ihiendorf
Home B. & L
Curtis P. Farlice
Enterprise B. i
Western Hills
Gus
Ceara
George C. Ernst
Fuller
Central Trust and Company
William
Teasdale
The
Humanufacturing Company
Margaret Bouvy
Cumminsville
Mary Ziegler
Ferdinand Fladua
Carthage
Laura Fineran
F. C. Sumner Same
Rudolph Rhein Co
Groth
Woman's Board of
Presley- Malvina Boggs
John Wt. Cleary
Cincinnati Workingmen's Club
H. J. Bennett
Delta Avenue
L. A. Co
B. H. Reimerman
J. Mollman
Moritz Kichler
Frank H. Schaffer
Auburn Avenue
J. G. Sohn & Co
August Berg
J. C. Lindner
G. Peterson
Westwood Homestead Company
John C. Brech
Hannah “Moran
Emma Hummel
Avondale U
Terian Church
Mary E. Brammar
Zion L. & B. Co
James Connell
Cincinnati B. &. D. Co
George Renneker
A. P. Renneker
Mary E. Wallace
Malvina H. Langtry
George Ae
Cincinnati Savings Society
Nam
Koebel Street
Koebel
Grain and Provisions
Reformatory
Hat
Transom
Olydps
High Sea
Straus
Gov. Dawson
North Carolina
Miami
Council of the Ohio
Eric Can Ead
Renee Ing
Addison Street
Erie
Halstead Street
Istead Street
Miami Canal
Pomeroy
Jane Lee
Board of Trustees, “Commissioners of Water Works
Eighth Street Bridge
Jon OE
the Home FurNiture Co
Elm St
PB. Shaw
Vose & Sons
Axminster
Regina
R. Dev. Carroll
Laded States Timber Co
U. 8 S. District Court
West Street
Poplar Lumber
Sol P. Kineon
Clifton Avenue
Clifton
N.B
Vine & Clifton
Ezekiel & Bernheim Co. Auctioneers
William S. Manns
Main St
Cincinnati, C
Moler Barber College
Fourth St
U. S. Marine Corps
Bell_Block
Moler College
W. Fourth St
McAlpin
O. C
J. M
R. K
COOK
K. B
J. J
Avondale
S. E. Cor. Harvey
Shillito ST
L. G. Hopkins
Oak St
Ogden Bldg
Conklin ST
Delta Av
Financial and Loans
Interstate Investment Co
S. M. Hoosaln
Rangoon
Burma
India
Medical
Dr. la Franco
Upper Ohio
Cincinnati Packet Line
Pomeroy, Wheeling and
Spore
Sycamore St
Tel
LEE Line Steamers
Peters Leh
Lower
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