Wheat market weak on favorable crop outlook in Southwest
Chicago Wheat futures closed weak as investors priced in large forthcoming yields from Nebraska Texas and Oklahoma. May dips to 95 1/4 to 96 1/2 cents with trade noting heavy selling by commissions houses and bear sentiment from rising world shipments. Corn and oats fell while hogs lifted slightly. receipts and futures ranges are listed alongside cash quotes for grains and related products.
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Chicago
Nebraska
Texas
Oklahoma
Northwest
Minneapolis
Puluth
May Park
Brisk Trade in Cattle and Hogs Across Markets
Trade in butcher cattle remains brisk as receipts ease on Monday with prices up to 2.5 cents higher than last week. Hog sales steady to firm with lunch of light weights and pigs drawing better demand. sheep and lambs also steady to strong amid moderate to light receipts. Market reports from Pittsburgh Buffalo via Chicago and New York note price ranges for steers cows calves hogs and lambs across regions and firms.
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Bologna
Commercial Tribune
Pittsburg
East Buffalo
Kansas
City
ST. Louis
New York
Liverpool
London
Pennsylvania
Chicago
Market Report Mixed Wheat Declines on Liquidation Pressures
New York trading reports show wheat slipping about 2 cents amid larger receipts and favorable Southwest crop news, with May to July futures lower. Corn and oats hold firm or advance slightly as spot activity shifts, while cash prices across grains, fats, and meats display varied steady to firm tones.
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New York
Northern
Duluth
Altiec
Titec
Jalic
Pacific
Central America
Commercial Tribune
Toledo
Baltimore
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
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Grain Supply Figures From New York Produce Exchange
The visible grain supply as of March 14 reported by the New York Produce Exchange shows wheat at 40,149,000 bushels with a decrease of 13,000. corn 6,822,000 bushels down by 1,263,000. oats 9,055,000 up 421,000. rye 748,000 down 3,000. barley 8,938,000 down 110,000.
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New York
New York Produce Exchange
Wasag
Metals Market Roundup Across Cities and Prices
Metal prices shifted in London and New York with copper advancing and London lead and spelter rising. U S markets stayed firm with electrolytic copper around 12.6 to 12.7 and lead near 3.85 to 3.90 dollars, while iron and foundry warrants held steady in New York and London trading.
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ST. Louis
New York
London
Lake
Standard Foundry
50S
Cleveland
Foundry
Northern
Southern
Treasury balances show Auguable cash and gold assets
Washington March 16. Today's Treasury statement lists general fund balances excluding the gold reserve: Auguable cash $264,036,820. gold coin and bullion $25,083,143. gold certificates $37,310,200.
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Washington
Treasury
General Fund
Ohio Incorporations Reported in Columbus March 16
The following Ohio incorporations were filed: Benevolent Hygienic Association Cincinnati by Koehne Craig Gordon Stier Herman. Kingsbury Grain Company capital 10000 by Thiermachter Obert Bender Fought Widman. Cleveland Cent-a-Drink Company capital 10000 by Klein Mintz Close Glose Klein. Atlantic Realty Company Dayton 100000 by Harbaugh Standland Van Deman Fluhart Smith. Rough Rider Republican Club First Ward Cleveland by Burns Billings Farquarson Baum Beam. Toledo Circle Wave and Amusement Company 5000 by Bertsch Lowry Warren Bertsch Warren. United Sales Company Cincinnati 0 by Hooper Ostendorp Guelich Jolly Majcewska. Diamond Heating Company Akron 75000 by Ports Armstrong Zaring Robinson Hall. Zettler Hardware Company Columbus 35000 by Zettler Zettler Zettler Nash. Nelsonville Coal Company increase stock to 90000. Youngstown Furnace and Supply Company increase from 100000 to 300000.
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Specia Dispatch
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Benevolent Hygienic Association
Cincinnati
Fran C. Koehne
P. J. Craig
H. L. Gordon
W. B. Stier
John C. Herman
Kingsbury Grain Company
George Thiermachter
Michael Obert
Charles Bender
Allen Fought
Peter Widman
Cleveland Cent-a-Drink Company
G. A. Farquarson
Philip D. Baum
W.O. Beam
Toledo Circle Wave and Amusement Company
William Bertsch
River Departures Schedule for Local Ferries
Today's departures list include Pithebube and Pomeroy Benwood at 5 p.m., Maysville Courier at 11 p.m., Madison, Lizzie Bay at 5 p.m., and City of Louisville at 6. Routes connect regional ports, with times shown for tonight.
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Pithebube
Ana City
Pomeroy Benwood
Maysville
Courier
Madison
Lizzie Bay
Louisville
City OF Louisville
Advertised Departures in Regional Newspapers
Listings show Pomeroy Daily except Sunday at 5 p.m. Maysville Daily except Saturday at 6 p.m. Toursville Daily at 6 p.m. Sunday at 6 a.m. Georgia Lee next Friday at 6 p.m.
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Pomeroy
Maysville
Toursville
Georgia Lee
River Traffic Moves as Ohio Falls at Cincinnati
Ohio River at Cincinnati stood at 39 feet 9 inches and dropping at 6 p.m. yesterday with a forecast slight rise at the headwaters. Local departures included The Courier to Maysville and Madison, City of Cincinnati to Louisville, and The Queen City to Pittsburgh. Today’s arrivals include The Queen City, Greenwood, Courier, Lizzie Bay, and City of Louisville. Greene Line’s Greenwood leaves for Pomeroy at 5 p.m.. Courier for Maysville at 11 p.m.. Laite Bay for Madison at 5 p.m.. City of Louisville at 6 p.m.. Georgia Lee for Memphis next Friday.
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Courier
Greenland
Pomeroy
Kentucky
Madison
City of Cincinnati
Louisville
Queen ‘City
Pittsburg
Greenwood
Maysville
Lizzie Bay
City of Louisville
Ohio River
Cincinnati
Queen City
Broadway
Greene Line
Sycamore Street
Steamer
All Way Ports
Madison Packet
Ofain Street
Main Street
Georgia Lee
Memphis
St. Louis
River levels and arrivals update across multiple ports
Pittsburg Davis Island Dam 15.3 feet and stationary. Wheeling 21 feet 9 inches rising slowly. Madison river 986.8 feet and falling. Louisville river levels falling. Evansville 41.1 feet and falling. Cairo 45.2 feet rising. arrivals The Harry Brown Bea ver City of Saltillo from Lower Mississippi. Departures City of Saltillo and Harry Brown. St Louis river 19.8 feet, down .8 foot in 48 hours. Weather fair to cloudy and cooler in spots.
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Pittsburg
Davis Island
Lear
Wheeling
Madison
Louisville
Evansville
Catiro
Harry Brown
Lower Mississippi
Barrett
Remangye
City of
Saltillo
Tennessee River
Beaver
St. Louis
Imperial Bank of Germany Weekly Statement Highlights
The Berlin based Imperial Bank of Germany reports changes: cash in hand up 23.0 million marks and deposits up 46.0 million. Loans down 17.2 million, discounts up 27.5 million, treasury bills down 14.1 million, notes in circulation down 25.6 million.
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Berlin
Imperial Bank of Germany
Treasury
Proposals for Clothing and Equipage Opened March 21 1908
Sealed proposals in triplicate will be received until noon March 21 1908 at the Chief Quartermaster in Chicago for supplying 6500 waist belts 7000 dress caps 30000 linen collars 65000 cotton gloves and other military clothing and gear to depots in Chicago Boston Philadelphia New York or St Louis. Preference given to domestic manufacture with price and quality considerations.
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Federal Building
Chicago
Til
Boston
Philadelphia
New York
Quartermaster’s Department
U. S. Army
O. D
O. D. Kersey
W. OW. Robinson, JR
Ills
Ils
Forts Sheridan
Benjamin Harrison
Ind
Thomas
Brady and Wayne
Mich
Canton
Forts Wayne
Brady
W. W. Robinson, JR
Heating System Bid Notice for Cincinnati Public Comfort Station
Sealed bids for a Walnut street Fountain Square Public Comfort Station heating system must be received by 12 o'clock Tuesday March Ath 1908. Bids require full bidder names and a five hundred dollar bond or certified check. Bids on printed forms only. The Board reserves the right to reject any or all bids. March 9 1908 John J. Wenner Clerk.
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Board of Public Service
City of
Cincinnati
State of Ohio
Walnut Street
Fountain Square
Gustave A. Drach
Union Trust Buildne
Board of Pice
John J. Wenner
Lic Sery
Cohn Bros. & CO
Race St
W. Pearl St
Ohio
Ww. Cor
Race and Pearl Sts
Superior Court of
Bprnst
Troy
Alfred M. Cohen
Cohen & Mack
Ezekiel & Bernheim Co
Main Street
City Ordinance Sets Special Tax On Observatory Area
An ordinance authorizes a special real estate tax on parcels abutting Observatory avenue and adjacent streets in Cincinnati. It fixes front-foot assessments, outlines an 81 percent funding share for street improvements and sewering, and permits bond issuance of eighteen thousand dollars to cover costs with payment terms and enforcement details.
City ordinance allocates bonds for street improvements
The document outlines 1908 Cincinnati ordinances authorizing bonds to fund road and sewer projects on Observary, Mooney, Menlo, Fischer, Stettinius, Ritchie, and Salem avenues and unnamed streets. It details payment schedules, sinking fund deposits, and percentages of cost covered by bonds for several streets including Vista and White streets, with specific contractor payments and retainage.
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Observatory Avenue
Edwards Road
Madison Avenue
Mooney Avenue
Menlo Avenue
Fischer Avenue
Stettinius Avenue
Ritchie Avenue
Salem Avenue
Cige
Wiede
Board of Public Service
al Avenue
Stettthius Avenue
City of
Cincinnati
City approves sewering bonds for White street and Harrison avenue
The council authorizes bond issues and installment payments covering sewering on White street and Harrison avenue with 75 percent assessments, after deductions for intersections. It sets warrants for Mahoney contractor and sinking fund payouts, totaling 7113.88 in retained sums and 3430.48 to be paid after bond sale.
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Board of Public Ovicer
Special Improvement Fund
John B. Mahoney
White Street
Harrison Avenue
John EF. Mahoney
Robert Laidlaw
Board of Public Service
John E. Mahoney
B. O. Bathgate
Council
Edwin Henderson
Cincinnati Ordinance 421 Tax for Clifford Street Improvement
City ordinance proposes a special real estate tax on properties along Clifford street and Harrison avenue to fund 80 percent of street improvements. It authorizes bonds of $35,209.20 repayable in five annual installments at 4 percent interest, with cash payments reducing bond issuance and allocations from Special Improvement Fund No 8 and sewer funds.
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Queen City Avenue
Horton Street
Wilson Street
Williams Street
Harrison Avenue
Fenton Avenue
City of Cincinnati
State of
Ohio
Noor Dias
Tor
Certian Bo Vonthe
Sonny Wegmnawseseepi
Board of Public Service
City of
Cincinnati
William Scull ,Jr
Hams Street
Williams End Ware S
Igure
White Street
Clifford Street
Montrose Street
Council of the Oit of
Feueghad
Powc
Evan Evans
Robert Dlaw
Public Rvice
Oight
SY See
I Fisoaghe 'Ana Sos
Ous
Evan
Thames to Pomeroy Line Run From Greene Wharf
Unclear transit notice shows a service from Greene Line wharfboat toward Pomeroy with a stop at Sycamore and a contact with M. 145% provided. Details on time today are incomplete.
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Sthamer Greenwood
Pomeroy
Greene Line
Sycamore
Freight and passenger boat schedules listed for Maysville and Louisville
Courier advertises Greene Line services from Maysville at 11 p.m. daily and from Main Street at 5 p.m. except Sundays with 9 a.m. on Sundays. Kentucky River freight accepted daily with contact numbers M 1457 and M 1897.
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Louisville
Main St
Kentucky
Tel. M
Memphis to Pine Bluff Fast Ferry Schedule Notice
Maritime notice lists Memphis inc meals and berth with fare $13.00. Iain Lee departs wharfboat foot Broad March 2 at 5 pm. Fast passenger service to Lower Ohio with daily Pine Bluff and Way Noe. Peters Lee on route 204 EB Front. Main vessel phone Main 359. General Agent listed.
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Memphis, Inc
Iain Lee
Lower Ohio
Pine Bluff
Way Noe
Peters Lee
J . Eli T
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Kansas City
Metals
Treasury Statement
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Treasury Ranereth
Ellih
William Heffron
Bein
Amoun
Modéney Avenue
William Heffron Construction Company
Anyain
John Galvin
Eee
William EU Y. Jr
Ve Avenue
Madison Road
Council of the
Ay of
Vista Avenue
Madison Roa
J. M. O’connor
Board of Public Services
J. M. O'Connor
A.D
E. O. Bathgate
Cornell
Willims Street
Williams
St. Clair St
Moler Barber College
Fourth St
Porter — Corres
John Shillito Co
As and Jackson Srs
Greenwood Av
Avondale
Harvey Av
Fulton Av
Walnut Hills
Highland Av
Moler College
Bond
Avondale No
Ehrman
Tech Park
Fountain Squire
Main Bt
Remington
Smith-Premier
Oliver
National Cash
Moore
Richmond St
Financial and Loans
Interstate Investment Co
Ilver
St. Nicholas
Grand Hotels
B. Water St
Medical
Lapies
LaFranco
DR. Lafranco
Upper Ohio
E. R. Mauck
Public Landing
Virginia
Frea Courier
LEE Line Steamers
Dow Drust
Iodino Bros
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