Wheat Advances on Rain Reports and Bullish Posts
Chicago grain markets rose as rain in Kansas and bullish weekly stats supported a firm close. September wheat gains led, with July mixed. oats edged lower while corn strengthened on weather and demand from millers. Provisions rose on strong demand from packers and live hog futures.
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Nebraska
Ohio Secretary Files Articles of Incorporation
Special Dispatch reports that on June 29 the Secretary of State filed articles of association for multiple companies including ton Farm Company in Houston and South Charleston real estate, McFarland Lumber Company in Mans, Realty Company in Struthers, and East Ohio Gas Company in Cleveland, with capital stock adjustments and amendments noted.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Ton Farm Company
Houston
South Charleston
McFarland Lumber Company
Mans- Hela
Struthers
East Ohio Gas Company
Cleve
M. B. Daly
H. Vv
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Business Men’s Club
Toledo
Socommercial
Ela
Cincinnati Market Report of Wheat and Grains 1908
Cincinnati June 29 1908 market notes show wheat prices firm with No 2 red winter at 91 1 2 cents and 90 3 4 cents bids. Corn oats and rye described as quiet dull or firm with varied bids and ample offerings. Reports include grain inspections receipts and shipments across multiple items with detailed car counts and prices for hay flour whisky and livestock.
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Cincinnati
Minneapolis
Pring
Corn Companies Combine Stockholders Vote Merger
In New York on June 29 stockholders of the Corn Products Company approved a merger with the Corn Product Refining Company at a special meeting.
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New York
Corn Products Company
Corn Product Refining Company
River Departures and Ohio River Readings Summary
The Ohio River at Cincinnati stood 10 feet 8 inches and stationary. Departures yesterday from Louisville included The Courier and City of Louisville. expected arrivals today include The Courier from Manchester Greenwood from Charleston and City of Cincinnati from Louisville. River levels and arrivals vary across Louisville Evansville St Louis Cairo Madison and Pittsburg with rain and cooler weather.
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Resolution to Improve Adler Alley in Cincinnati Ohio
A city council resolution declares the Adler alley improvement from Vine to Bremen as necessary. It approves brick paving grade plans and assigns fifty percent frontage assessments over ten yearly installments with optional cash payment within twenty days. Bonds will cover non specially assessed costs and related expenses. Passed June 22 1908.
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Vine Street
Bremen Street
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Cincinnati
State of Ohio
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E. C. Bathgate
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Vine Sonat
RE. O. Bathgate
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Board of Public Service
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Council
Cncinnati
E. O. Bathgate
Benton Alley
Bartles Alley
Vine Streets
Goose Alley
Cincinnati Third Alley Improvement Plan Approved
The city of Cincinnati Ohio approves a project from Vine to Hamer streets involving grading granite curbs and brick paving. It confirms curb grades tied to existing street frontages and notes assessments per the adopted ordinance, with plan details on file and bonds issue to be handled by law.
City Council Adopts Plans for Second Alley Improvement
The council approves grading, granite curbs, and brick paving for the second alley from Vine Street to Hamer Street. It determines the general nature of the proposed improvement, its grade, and approves plans, specifications, estimates, and profiles.
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Hamer Street
City of
Cincinnati
State of Ohio
Vine
City of Cincinnati Approves Benton Street Improvement Plan
The Board of Public Service approves Benton Street upgrade from Vine to Hamer with grading granite curbs and brick paving. Assessments will cover 50 percent of the improvement cost with frontage levies on adjacent lots, plus surveys printing notices and interest on deferred bond installments.
Benton Alley Improvement Plan Approved in City Notice
The city approves grading Benton alley from Vine Street to Bremen Street, installing granite curbs and brick paving per plans on file with the Board of Public Service. The resolution covers estimated costs, bond anticipation, notices, and related expenses with June 5 as the action date, signed by E. C. Bathgate.
City street improvement plan for Frank Alley upgrade
The Board of Public Service approves grading from McMicken Avenue to Back Street and installation of granite curbs and paving per plans and profiles on file. The curb grade mirrors the proposed improvement with limited adjustments and a thirty percent setty noted.
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Bartles alleyimprovement plans and assessment action
Ordinance details for improving Bartles alley from Vine street to Goose alley by grading brick paving and granite curbs. Provisions set grade, approve plans estimates and profiles, assess frontage charges to abutting lands, and collect deferred installments with interest. Passed June 22 1908.
Notice to Builders for School Fire-Proofing Bids
Sealed proposals due July 7 1908 at Cincinnati City Hall for fire proofing stairways and corridors in multiple school buildings. Bid guarantees 90 percent, must include all interested parties, and bids on blank forms. Committee chair Dr J M Withrow reserves right to reject any or all bids.
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Cincinnati
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U. S. Army
Notice to Bidders for Double Cottage at Boys' Industrial School
Sealed proposals for labor and materials to erect a double cottage at the Boys' Industrial School near Lancaster Ohio are due by noon July 17 1908. Bidders must submit bonds and meet plans and specifications with bids at the Secretary’s office Lancaster. The trustees may reject any or all bids.
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Richards, McCary & Bulford
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Cincinnati
Queen City Avenue
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Elmer G. Prior
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Quartermaster’s Department
U. S. Army
City of Cincinnati Seeks Bonds for Waterworks Expansion
The Cincinnati Auditor invites sealed bids by noon in July 1908 for non taxable bonds totaling 1500.00 to fund waterworks construction. Bonds dated August 1 1908 mature 40 years, with 4 percent interest. Bids require par plus accrued interest and a 3 percent certified check. The city may reject any bid.
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Cincinnati
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American Exchange National Bank
New York City
New York
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