Wheat and Corn Prices Narrow as Crop Damage News Spreads
Chicago wheat futures rose and fell with early crop-damage rumors from Nebraska Missouri and Illinois while corn gained about a half to three quarters of a cent and oats edged higher. Provisions fluctuated as buyers and sellers mixed with market uncertainty and official reports from India weighed on sentiment.
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Chicago
Cbver
Nebraska
Missouri
Illinois
India
Grain Price Quotes From Milwaukee to Minneapolis
Daily commodity pages show wheat, corn, oats, rye and barley prices across Milwaukee Duluth Toledo Kansas City and other markets. Notable figures include Milwaukee May wheat 4%c, Corn No 2 white 67%C, Minneapolis No 1 hard 94%c, Winnipeg July oats 38%c, New York No 2 hard winter 1.01 to arrive, and Romania-related notes on flour and hay markets.
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Uae
Wisconsin
Duluth
Montana
Toledo
Timothy
Kansas City
Liverpool
ST. Louis
Iran
New York
Winnipeg
Minneapolis
Market report notes on butter eggs and poultry across cities
SUTTER eggs and cheese prices and poultry trade. Chicago and New York listings show butter steady to unchanged, cheese varied with several grades, and poultry fluctuating with chickens, fowls, and turkeys trading at multiple regional quotes. Kansas City and Cleveland provide additional regional price snapshots and receipts.
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ST. Louis
Chicago
Americas
New York
Pennsylvania
Hennery
Ihennery
Cleveland
Kansas City
Kenslic
Elga
Treasury report shows surplus and Panama debt context
The Treasury at opening today shows a net general fund balance of 92,866,548 dollars, Saturday receipts of 3,285,380 dollars and fee receipts of 1,823,315 dollars. The year’s deficit totals 27,077,842 dollars, with a surplus of 6,462,178 dollars carried from last year, on the eve of Panama Canal and public debt actions.
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Washington
United States Treasury
State Appraisers for Gar Company Ready for Labor
Hamilton County legislator Herbert Bigelow pushed for an actual valuation of Cincinnati street railway properties. The Ohio Utilities Commission will oversee a $50,000 study with Commissioners Marshall and Doty meeting Traction Company officials to inventory assets and prepare a formal valuation. Scruggham is discussed as a potential attorney for the commission, but decisions remain pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Bigelow
Hamilton County
Charles C. Marshall
W. Doty
L. G White
Cincinnati
Mer. Marshall
Sidney, O
KE. W. Doty
Cleveland
Newton Baker
Baker
Tom Nl. Johnson
Doty
O. H. Hughes
Common Pleas
Cincinati
Mr. White
Columbus Light and Street Railway Company
Marshall
Ident Kesley Schoepf
Walter Draper
The
Traction Company
Mr. Marshall
Schoenle
Scrugham
Hotel Gibson
George Scrugham
John Shuff
Commission
Chamber Commerce adds national committee appointee
Nippert, representing the Chamber of Commerce, was named a member of the Crop Improvement Committee of the Council of Grain Exchanges of the United States. Toledo is the only other Ohio city on the panel. The Trade Expansion Committee will hold a key meeting Wednesday afternoon.
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The
Chamber of Commerce
German Bank Statement Details Large Shifts in Cash and Deposits
The weekly Bank of Germany statement shows cash in hand down 66.38 million, loans up 62.38 million, discounts up 79.34 million, treasury bills up 18.34 million, notes in circulation up 219.30 million, deposits down 131.63 million, and gold in hand down 44.75 million.
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Berlin
Bank of Germany
Treasury
Wheat receipts rise in Chicago report on March 2
Chicago reports primary wheat receipts for the day at 1 396 000 bushels, up from 1 680 000 bushels a year ago. Seaboard clearances not reported.
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Chicago
Inspector Grimm Ends Long Career on the Police Force
Inspector John Grimm retires after twenty seven years with the Cincinnati Police Department due to a swollen artery in the abdomen. Chief Copelaw and Inspector Dennis Ryan bid him farewell as he leaves office and prepares for pension.
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Inspector Grimm
John Grimm
Police Department
Grimm
Copelaw
Dennis Ryan
Colonel Grimm
Holmes
James Casey
Boosters Named In City Committee Appointments
At yesterday’s General Committee of Conventions and Publicity meeting of the Cincinnati Chamber, several fractional subscriptions were reported and pledges for the next three years near $50 000. Colonel William B. Melish announced chairmen for multiple committees including Life Insurance John D. Sage and Paper Manufacturers T H Socallan of Chatfield Woods Company. An ordinance regulating electricity rates for public buildings and private consumers by Union Gas & Electric and Cincinnati Gas & Electric sets a 10 cent per kilowatt hour limit for six months with penalties and emergency status.
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Chamber of Commerce
William B. Melish
John D. Sage
Harry L. Laws
Laws Insurance Agency
Fourth National Bank
T. H. Socallan
Chatfield
Woods Company
George H. Newstell
Fourth
W. T. Johnston
Ad Vine
Thomas J. Foy
Foy-Starr Company
M. W. Neff
Motion Picture Exhibitors’ League
Mercantile Library
R. E. Carl
Young & Carl
Seventh and Viné
Albert Merkel
Merkel Bros. Company
W. N. Benedict
West Seventh
Union Gas & Electric Company
Cincinnati Gas & HB Electric Company
City of
Cincinnati
State of Ohio
Ohio
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Company
Public Utilities Commission
State of
L. J. Dauner
Fred Schnpller
Ohio Valley Improvement Association Sets 1918 Water Route Completion
The Ohio Valley Improvement Association reports plans to complete a nine foot stage of water for year round navigation from Pittsburg to Cairo within 1918. The project aims to stabilize river levels for shipping and commerce across the Ohio Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Valley Improvement Association
Pittsburg
Cairo
Ordinance 89 1914 Repeals Blocked Street Section
City of Cincinnati repeals Section 1029 15 of its Code of Ordinances stopping the block bounded by Gilbert avenue Beecher street Stanton avenue Lyman avenue and Wehrman avenue. The ordinance takes effect as required by law and was passed February 4 1914. L J Dauider president of council Attest Fred Schneller clerk.
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Seis
Director of Public Service Ee Fund
A.D
L. J. Day
Sred Schnell
Gilbert Avenue
Beecher Street
Stanton Ae
Lane Street
Lyman Avenue
Buckeye Street
Wehrman Avenue
Washington Street
City of Cincinnati
L. J. Dauidr
Fred Schneller
Cincinnati Streets Bond Ordinances Enter New Rates
City council adopts multiple ordinances authorizing bond issues for sidewalk and street improvements. Changes include raising interest on bonds to 4.5 percent, extending terms, and funding via assessments for Gilsey Blanchard Boone Cassatt and other avenues.
Ordinance Appropriates City Property for Public Street Steps
City of Cincinnati ordinance authorizes taking a ten foot strip of Colonel John Riddle estate for concrete steps from Addison to Halstead, 275 feet north of Dixon. A jury will assess compensation. costs covered from bond proceeds. ordinance effective upon passage.
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Addison Street
Halstead Street
Dixon Street
City of Cincinnati
Ohto
Addison Stret
John Riddle
Cincinnati
Chio
City Bonds Planned For Street Improvements In 1914
City council approves issue of bonds not to exceed a total of twenty three thousand dollars to fund street improvements on Gilsey venue Blanchard Boone Cassatt and Ross avenues. Bonds dated 1914 mature with four and one half percent interest payable semi annually. Proceeds apply to costs, with assessments to sink fund and potential property tax levy to cover deficits.
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Gileey Avenue
Blanchard Avenue
Boone Street
Cassatt Street
Ross Avenue
City of Cincinnati
State of Ohio
City of
Cincinnati
Gilsey Avenue
St. Lawrence Avenue
Glenway Avenue
Rene
Morence Avenue
Manitou Street
Ravine Street
Flora Street
Oss Avenue
Mayfield Avenue
Liberty
Gilsey
Venuc
Eeeetees
Eeenees
Cipitense
Onis
A. D
L. J. Daundr
Fred Schnixlldr
Notice of Attachment in Flannery v W
Mrs Ed Flannery sues H B W in Sycamore Township Ohio. Justice McGrew issues attachment for 2506 and 70 costs for room rent. Hearing set February 14 1914 at 8 pm, continued to March 28 1914 at 8 pm by publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed . Flannery
H McGrew
Sycamore Township
Hemuton
Ohio
DW. Flannery
Petition for Vacation of Crawfish Creek Road Segment
The City of Cincinnati announces a petition for vacation of the Crawfish Creek road portion between Delta avenue and Empress avenue. Action may be taken from April 7 to July 7, 1914, by order of the City Council. Clerk Fred Schneller signs the notice.
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Crawfish Creek Road
Cincinnati Council to Improve Orchard and Saunders Streets
City resolves to improve Orchard street from Main to Sycamore with paving curb drainage and grading as per plans on file. half cost assessed to abutting lots paid in ten yearly installments. city to issue bonds for remainder. Also approves sewering Saunders street from Main to Auburn with 65 percent city funding and balance by front-foot assessments over five years. bonds to be issued. Saunders improvements repeals prior resolution.
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Orchard Street
Sycamore Street
City of
Cincinnati
State of Ohio
Main Street
Ares Street
Director of Public Service
City of Cincinnati
L. J. Damhr
Atte Ést
Fred Schneller
Saunders Street
Auburn Avenue
State of
Ohto
Department of Public Service
A.D
L. J. Dauner
Morton Street
Observatory Avenue
Jefferson Avenue
Corry Street
St. Clair Street
Jefferson’ Avenue
Corry Eet
Danner
Council
Fred
City sewer plan approved for Carr Street area in Cincinnati
The council approves a sewer plan for the territory described and assigns 19 percent city credit toward costs. Bonds will fund city share, with assessments levied on benefited properties at four and one half percent interest, beginning after passage of the assessing ordinance. The Carr Street severance from Buck Street to West Sixth Street is repealed. Clerk Dauner and Clerk Schneller sign.
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Spoureenes
Department of Public Service
Tereby
Ee Serer
Public Service
City of Cincinnati
Carr Street
Bucd Street
West Sixth Street
Ll. J. Dauner
Fred Schneller
Morton Street Improvement Plan Repeals 1913 Resolution
City of Cincinnati approves paving Morton Street with bituminous macadam from end of current improvement to its southern terminus. It sets curb grades and drainage, assigns two percent city cost, bonds for rest, and endorses ten annual installments to landowners. The 1913 resolution is repealed.
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Morton Street
City of
Cincinnati
State of
Ohio
Director of Public Service
City approves grade change on Rockdale avenue ordinance
An ordinance alters curb grades on Rockdale avenue from Dury to Larona in Cincinnati Ohio. It specifies existing curb intersections and elevations 692.44 feet rising 8.067 percent over 321.20 feet to 718.34 feet and repeals conflicting parts of Ordinance No 100 from 1900. Attest Clerk Fred Schneller.
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Dury Avenue
Northern Avenue
Forest Avenue
City of
Cincinnati
State of Ohio
Forest*avenue
Dury AY
Rockdale Avenue
Ckdale Avenue
L. J. Dauner
Larona Avenue
Fred Schneller
Jefferson Avenue Improvement Resolution Passed
Council approves upgrading Jefferson Avenue from Corry Street to St. Clair Street. The plan calls for granite curb and asphalt road with granite remainder, plus drains. curb grade unchanged. 60 percent of costs (excluding intersections) assessed to abutting properties, remainder funded by city bonds.
Bargain in South Norwood on Kenilworth Avenue
Brick 30x homesite with grape arbor and fencing at South Norwood. Reduced price from 4600 to 4200, near grocery drug store, churches, and public schools within two blocks. Contact Elm 1494 X. Evanston frame house with four rooms and baths and modern conveniences.
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South Norwood
Kenilworth Ave
Sale of Cincinnati Bonds for University buildings
Sealed proposals will be received by the Cincinnati Auditor until noon March 12 19 4 for bonds totaling 450000 issued to finance completion erection and equipment of University of Cincinnati buildings. Bonds dated January 2 19 4 bear interest 4 1 2 percent semi annually and matures over 40 years. Bids at or above par with accrued interest. A certified 5 percent bid bond is required. The city reserves the right to reject all bids. WOLEIMANN City Auditor.
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Cincinnati
State of Ohio
Ohio
Council of the Cit of Cinccinnati
Council of the U of Cincinnati
American Exchange National Bank of
New York City
Wm. Lemann
Water Works Bnds
WM. Leimann
City of
University of Cincinnati
State of L
Council
City of Cincinnati
Council of
American Exchange National’ K
Deity Editer
Woleimann
City Aufitar
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Grain and Provisions
Treasury Statement
GAR
Bigelow
C. B. Pumphrey
Ashley
E. P. Saylor
Hamilton
G.I. Schied
Eaton
N. C. Stone
Charles Cumminsville
Cumminsville
George B. Kreitzer
Mill Creek
Spaeth
George Ahlbrandt
Fred Spaeth Et al
Elmore Street
Elmore
Fred Spaeth
George F. Ahlbrandt
Miami Purchase
C. B. William's
Frdd Schneller
W. B. Melish
Burns and Holsecker
Burns and Holscher
Sidewalk Fund
Wav Agasse Ruary
UNDR
C.erk
Charles Kuhl Artificial Stone Company
Charen Kuhl
Artificial Stone Company
Addson Street
Lot No
Evanston
R. R
L. A. Pachoud
S. DN
Clifton
Cornell Place
Lo&t
I & Mets
Cincinnati Verein
Oarrille
McMillan
Ibicane Wieden
B. McMillan
Lady's
Fifth
Broadway
Van's Range Company
Mulholland Investment Co
Union Trust
Walnut Ste
Walnut Hills
Stantenay
Glaziers
Steslash
Henderson, Bros
New Gwynne
Randolph & Co., Patent Solicitors
Washington, D. P
W. B. Marshall
Overton
Newport
Auburn Av
Mt. Auburn
Avon
Bogart Av
Avondale
Beecher St
Peegles Corner
DR. Lange
Garfield Place
C. Lowry
Lyric Theater Ailding
Nts
Indiana
Indianapolis
W. Johnsto Munceie
Coffield
John Bremer
Canal
Vine St
C. Loth
E. Peart
FD Peart
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