Wheat and corn advance on green bug fears and strong oats
Chicago traders pushed May wheat higher amid reports of green bugs in Oklahoma fields and firm coarse grains. Corn also rose to a new May high as buyers battled selling pressure, while oats gained on the same insect scare and solid demand. Provisions eased on selling, with May pork at 12.50 and lard down. Estimated receipts include 16 wheat, 224 corn, 155 oats, and 23,000 hogs for tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Oklahoma
Dhig
Liverpool
Minneapolis
Duluth
May
May Park
Covccvescoce
iMay
Market Reports Cite Flat Wheat and Mixed Grains in New York
In New York on March 19 flour receipts reach 22 641 barrels with exports 1821 barrels while rye flour holds steady and cornmeal firms. Wheat supplies 9000 bushels and prices range with May at 1.08 to 1.04 and July near 0.98. Corn receipts 3225 bushels, exports 4482, oats 79500, hay, hops and wool noted with varied firmness across staples and regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Commercial Tribune
Toledo
Baltimore
Waukee
Biax
Kanbas
City
Tim
Chicago
Pork Packing and Provisions Prices Rise in Hogs Market
The Cincinnati price current notes hog marketing remains robust with supply above last year and earlier periods. Western slaughter totals reach 615,000 this week, 1,540,000 since March 1, while prices rise to about 4.70 per 100 lbs amid firmer tone in corn and export clearances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Chicago
Kansas City Sac
South Omaha
St. Joseph
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Ottumwa
Ita
Cedar Rapids
Sioux City
St. Paul
Minn
Cleveland
Louisville
Wichita
Kan
Nebraska City
Neb
Detroit
Mich
Grain Trade And Crops In Early Spring Markets
Springlike weather boosts farm prep as wheat improves across Ohio and central regions. Prices for May and July wheat and corn show modest weekly gains with Chicago closes. receipts and stocks data indicate declines in wheat, corn, rye and barley while oats rise slightly. moisture varies by state and roads improve gradually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ohio
Missouri
Kansas
Chicago
Cotton markets show mixed moves across New Orleans and Liverpool
New Orleans reports cotton mostly steady with 4% drop across grades as 3,000 bales spot and 1,109 arriving. Liverpool sees spot demand fair with American middling and futures easing then closing easy amid unsettled abroad signals. New York features active trade, record low near term, May at 9.89c, with large daily volume and mixed futures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Liverpool
New York
Manchester
May
Agai Es Laures
Uplands
Gulf
New Suits Filed in Common Pleas Court
Several cases listed in Common Pleas Court filings include Charles W. Upson against Cincinnati Realty Company on appeal, Marie Yaeger vs Oscar Bailey on appeal, City of Cincinnati versus David Knicely for land compensation, James Guilbert vs The Precision Machine Tags and Development Company for a receiver, and multiple divorces alimonies and foreclosures. Other entrants name Harburger Bros vs Suattie Curry, Kyesee vs Mattie Gearsig, and John Christy vs Arthur L Crenshaw for $10,500 foreclosure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heasy
Charles W. Upson
Cincinnati Ealty Company
H. Jh. McClure
Squire
Peirce Bridges
John R.ong
Hickenlooper
Marie Yaeger
Oscar Bailey
Squire Bossinger
City of Cincinnati
David
Knicely
E. M. Ballard
James Guilbert
Precision Machine Tags and Development Company
Bossinger & Kapp
William Knopp
Ethel Knopp
Savage & Savage
Kate Metyko
John Metyko
Spangenberg & Spangenberg
Mary N. Davis
James F. Davis
A. L
Dalton
Wattle Feiler
Award Feiler
George J. Slatine
The
Commercial Gazette Job Printing Company
Barron-Boyle Company
C. L. Hopping
Harburger Bros
Suattie M. Curry
Ernst Rehm
Kyesee
Mattie M. Gearsig
Common Pleas Court
Bathgate Park
James B. Swing
James Hamilton
John Longmead
Cutter and
Barr Streets
United States Court
Morrill
United States
Pfieger
Ollie Deters
Fred Herzog
Herzog
Poplar Street
Third National Bank
Cincinnati Concrete Pressed Brick Company
Outcast & Hickenlooper
David S. Knicely
Mead Avenue
Donham Avenue
Cattle Receipts Moderate in Cincinnati Market Quiet
Cincinnati reports moderate cattle receipts with a quiet demand and limited activity. Prices mostly hold yesterday’s late levels. milch cows steady, heavy steers around 4.90 to 5.75, hogs up to 5.10, and sheep/lambs near steady, reflecting a subdued market.
River Departures and Ohio River Stage Report
Advertised ship departures listed for Tacoma Maysville Madison Louisville and Pittsburg with times including 5 p.m. 6 p.m and daily schedules. The Ohio River at Cincinnati stood at 36 feet 5 inches and falling as of 6 p.m. yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Cincinnati
River Trade Flourishes Amid Rising Ohio Forecast
yesterday departures included Greenland to Charleston Courier to Maysville Lizzie Bay to Madison and City of Louisville to Louisville. Today arrivals include Ta coma from Pomeroy Courier from Maysville Kentucky from Madison City of Cincinnati from Louisville and Georgia Lee from Memphis. Government forecast says the Ohio will continue rising after recent heavy rains with Pittsburg likely to again top flood stage and Cincinnati rising for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenland
Charleston
Courier
Maysville
Lizzie Bay
Madison
City of
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
River Front
Greene Line
Tacoma
Pomeroy
Sycamore Street
Broadway
Virginia
J. T. Hatfield
Douglas
Raymond Horner
Otto Marmet
Winifrede
Kanawhat
Ohio
Rivers Rise and Fall Across Midwest Ports
Davis Island Dam records 24.6 feet and rising while Wheeling reports 81 feet and rising five inches hourly. Marietta shows 82 feet and rising half an inch per hour with cloudy cool weather. Louisville canal and falls drop. Evansville 38.2 and falling. Cairo 45.5 steady. St Louis 18.4 with a 0.4 fall in a day. The Charlotte Boeckeler arrives Cincinnati 3 30 p m and Ford Herald Memphis 4 p m. The City of Saltillo sails Tennessee River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Davis Island Dam
Wheeling
Marietta
Madison
Louisville
Evansville
Cairo
Charlotte Boeckeler
Cincinnati
Herman Paepke
Lower
Mississippi
ST. Louis
Ford Herald
Memphis
Saltillo
Tennessee
City Hall Notes Highlight Street and Pool Concerns
Health fears arise over a stagnant pool near Midland and Winfield avenues based on a citizen letter to the Board of Public Service. Other items note a city retaining wall on Lena Herbes property, missing north side Helen street, Warsaw avenue work ordered by April 1, and staffing changes in the Street Repair Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midland
Winfield Avenues
Board of Public Service
William J. Higgins
Winfield Avenue
Lena Herbes
Baum Street
P. H. Kumler
Helen Street
Auburn
Highland Avenues
Logan & Klotter
Warsaw’s Avenue
Grand
Hawthorne
B. of P. S
Illness Delays Building Committee Meeting
Dr. J. M. Withrow of the Board of Education and Building Committee is ill with throat trouble, leading to the postponement of yesterday afternoon’s Building Committee meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Withrow
Board of Education
Delegation to Cincinnati Probes Dairies Slop Feeding
Dr. Stewart Hagen City Milk Inspector arrived home reporting that Agriculture Committee members will travel to Cincinnati to study conditions from slop feeding in dairies. He represented the local Board of Health at the hearing in Columbus Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committees On Agriculture
Cincinnati
Stewart Hagen
Board of Health
Columbus
Principal Louis Schiele to address meeting on defective children
Principal Louis Schiele will address the principals' meeting in the Board of Education rooms this afternoon about the New York system for treating defective children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Schiele
Board of Education
New York
Dr Carl Zeigler to Receive G G Degree in Gymnastics
Dr Carl Zeigler, supervisor of manual training in public schools, will be made a G G by the Normal College of the North American Gymnastic League. The degree, graduate in gymnastics, is conferred by turnverein executives. Zeigler learned of the honor from G H Werting, secretary of the normal school. The ceremony will be at the Deutsches House in Indianapolis in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Zeigler
Normal College
North American Gymnastic League
Turnvereins
Zeigler
G. H. Werting
Normal School
Deutsches House
Indianapolis
Mayor schedules 11 o'clock hearing on patrolman misconduct
Although no charges were formally filed yesterday against Patrolman John T. Long, the Mayor set a morning hearing for 11 o'clock at 914 Central Avenue. A young girl acts as the prosecuting witness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Long
Central Avenue
City Solicitor Rules on Viaduct Salvage Contract
City Solicitor Ballard states that Joseph and Joseph are entitled to the contract made by the former administration for selling the old metal from the Eighth Street Viaduct. The decision affects the sale terms and who may claim the salvage proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballard
Joseph & Joseph
Eighth Street
Woman Seeks Relatives To Secure Family Property
Caroline Wagendorfer of 1206 Baxter Avenue Louisville writes seven letters to Mayor Markbreit urging help locate her nephew and niece children of her brother Max Hahn. She says locating them is essential for securing property interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Wagendorfer
Baxter Avenue
Louisville
Markbreit
Max Hahn
Private gas meeting blocks public for City Club official
Replying to Ralph Caldwell of the City Club the Board of Public Service said the conference of the board and gas company officials this afternoon will not be open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Caldwell
City Club
Board of Public Service
Oil and Naval Stores Market Updates Across Cities
Updates from Toledo and Charleston report little activity in naval stores with prices for oil and rosin unchanged. Wilmington notes small receipts in spirits turpentine and turpentine markets with crude turpentine firm at 2.25 to 4.50 per barrel while other items show no movement. Savannah and Indiana markets list no significant naval stores activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Lima
Indiana
City
Wilmington
Charleston
Turine
Rosin
Savannah
Building Permits For Two Homes And Storefront
Two and a half story brick residence on Riddle road near Clifton avenue owned by W Rehn with estimated cost 3700. A second two and a half story brick residence on Tremble avenue in Evanston near Brewster owned by Fred Weichers with cost 3700. An application for a permit for a four story brick store and flats at 625 Central avenue by E and EB Dohan estimated at 10000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riddle Road
Clifton Avenue
W. Rehn
Tremble Avenue
Evanston
Brewster
Fred Weichers
COBE
Central Avenue
E. & Eb, Dohan
Treasury balances report cash and gold reserves
Treasury balances in the general fund show available cash of 262,986,720 dollars, gold coin and bullion totaling 24,314,970 dollars, and gold certificates amounting to 34,552,200 dollars, excluding the 150,000,000 dollar gold reserve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury
General Fund
Electric Mule case moves on two receivers named
Cleveland capitalists in the Miami and Erie canal venture known as the electric mule fail to include all stockholders as defendants who would share liability on Rudolph Kley bolte’s bond suit. Judge Thompson refuses to delay, allowing trial to proceed with the original parties, while related bankruptcy and property cases in Cincinnati advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Miami and Erie Canal Transportation Company
Electric Mule” Enterprise
Rudolph Kleybolte
United States
Cleveland Capitalists
Thompson
Lamprecht and Associates
Probate Court Hearing on O'Dell Estate Exceptions
John W. Ballmann, stock broker, files exceptions to the inventory of the William J. O'Dell estate. He claims assets missing from the list include moneys, stocks, bonds, notes, and the O'Dell Stock and Grain Company. Judge Malsbury sets April 25 for the hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Ballmann
William J. O'Dell
Louisa O'Dell
Ballmann
O'Dell Stock and Grain Company
Malsbury
Miller
Thomas F. Shay
O’dell
Cleveland
Columbus
Columbus Grove
Lima (O
Frank Maffey
Amelia Maffey
Mary
Lizzie Freye
Maria E. Freye
John Baker
Barbara Becker
Barbara Henning
George McLaughlin
Catherine McLaughlin
Jefferson R. Glover
Mary Glover
Daniel Leham
Receiver Appointed for Barron Boyle Company Paint Dealer
In Common Pleas Court yesterday a receiver was named to take control of Barron Boyle Company at 230 East Fifth Street on petition by the Commercial Gazette Job Printing Company. The company faces $84 269 in liabilities and $91 431 in assets. Edward Barron, the president, concurs. Judge Woodmansee named Union Savings Bank and Trust Company with Edgar Stark as agent to operate the business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Areceiver
Common Pleas Court
Barron-Boyle Company
East Fifth Street
Commercial Gazette Job Printing Company
Edward Barron
Divorce Court Records and Alimony Requests
Kate Metyko sues for alimony and seeks a bank deposit restraint against John Metyko. Judge Woodmansee ordered the defendant not to withdraw money. Several other divorce actions are noted, including Hattie Kohlbrand, Ethel Knopp, Rosella McKeever, Mary Nell Davis, Stella Cordes, Rose Hillberger, and Cella Sherman, with various grounds and attorney mentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Metyko
John Metyko
Oliver Street
Hattie Kohlbrand
George J. Slabine
William T. Knopp
Ethel Knopp
Savage & Savage
Benjamin McKeever
Rosella McKeever
C. S. Sparks
Mary Nell Davis
James F. Davis
A. L. Dalton
Stella Cordes
Edgar Cordes
Woodmansee
Rose Hillberger
Philip Hillberger
Frank Sherman
Cella Sherman
Grand jury probes killing of Dr. Danziger and related testimonies
The grand jury investigated the shooting of Dr. Leo Danziger by Robert Gott with Nana Spangler, 13, niece of Gott, testifying from Betts Street Hospital. Drs examined Gottag’s mental state and the jury anticipates reporting to Judge Caldwell. Also, John Patton is found guilty of burglary at Mrs. McAlpin’s residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Danziger
Robert Gott
Nana Spangler
Gott
Danziger
Betts Street Hospital
Ryan
Gottag
Caldwell
John Patton
William McAlpin
Fourth
Pike Streets
Cincinnati Traction Company
James Ervin
Austin W. Tidd
George Ellerhorst
Covington
Tidd
George Meyers
Verdicts in Two Superior Court Cases Reported
In Judge Shattuck's court Nicholas Schlemmer administrator v Bishop Rigging Co ended with a verdict for the defendant. The defense claimed Schlemmer disobeyed orders on lash of a boom at First Intermediate School and was fatally hurt. Fulton and Woost defended. In Judge Hoffheimer's court Martin Fisher architect won a verdict of 492.62 against Triumph Manufacturing Co. Spangenberg and Spangenberg appeared for the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shattuck
Nicholas Schlemmer
Bishop
Schlemmer
Fulton & Woost
Martin Fisher
Triumph Manufacturing Company
M Hoffheimer
Spangenberg & Spangenberg
Notice of Libel for Henry M. Stanley Vessel Loss
United States District Court issues monition in admiralty for Cincinnati Charleston and Pomeroy Packet Co. loss of steamboat Henry M Stanley on December 25 1907. Claimants must appear and prove damages by June 1 1908. court restrains outside actions against owner. Stanislaus Stephens proctors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States District Court
Southern District of Ohio
Western Division
Cincinnati
Charleston & Pomeroy Packet Co
Henry M. Stanley
Cincinnati, Charleston Pomeroy Packet Co
Eugene Ll. Lewis
United States
Stephens
Incoln & Stephens
Proctors
Proposals for Fuel and Mineral Oil for Military Posts
Sealed proposals in triplicate will be received until 11 a.m. April 15 1908 at Chicago and at Quartermasters at listed posts for furnishing fuel mineral oil forage straw and horseshoeing for the year starting July 1 1908. Substation Canton Colorado to supply posts Forts Sheridan Benham Harrison Thomas Brady Wayne Michigan and others. Envelopes indorsed Proposals for Fuel and addressed to Quartermasters of posts named. COOL W W ROBINSON JR CQ M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Building
Chicago
Ills
Ils
Forts Sheridan
Benimin Harrison
Ind
Thomas, Ky
Brady and
Wayne Mich
Canton
Forts
Wayne
Brady
Mich
W. W. Robinson, JR
C.Q. M
Sealed Proposals Sought for Government Printing Office Supplies
Sealed proposals will be received at the Deering Office Washington until 2 oclock p m April 1 1989 for stationary fuel ice hardware plumbing electric supplies lumber for the Government Printing Office fiscal year ending June 30 1969 The right to reject all bids and to waive defects is reserved Detailed schedules of required stationery etc with regulations may be obtained at this office Henry T Brian Public Printer
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Srepem Deering
Washington
D. C
Henry T. Brian
Cincinnati Water Works Seeks Coal Bids for Western Hills Pumping Station
The Board of Trustees of Cincinnati water works invites sealed proposals to furnish and deliver coal for the Western Hills Pumping Station. Bids due by April 10 1908 with $250 bond or equivalent. tests required. right to reject bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trustees
Commissioners of Water Works
City of
Cincinnati
Ohio
Western Hills
Board of “Trustees
Herrmann
Elmer G. Prior
Administrator's Sale in Cincinnati Property Foreclosure
Adminstratrix of Julius Stephany offers three parcels in Cincinnati at 3147 Jefferson Ave on April 20 1908 at 3 pm. Parcels 20 21 and 52 front Jefferson and Greenwood streets with specified dimensions. Property valued at 5000 dollars with a three part payment plan secured by mortgage. Attorneys Bates Meyer and associates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Probate
Julius Stephany
Louisa’ Deckebach
Cincinnati
Witte
Ee Aes Saba
Norryville
Recorder's Office
Jefferson Avenue
Washington Street
Greenwood Street
Josephine Stephany Schmitt
Bates & Meyer, Phares
Gusweiler & Rosenberg
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Oklanoma Wheat
Grain and Provisions
C. J. Buddeke & Co
Union Trust
John Christy
Arthur L. Crenshaw
Victor Abraham
Goleoses
Kansas City
Rentoe
Thinwath
Georgia Lee
City Hall Notes
Seigler
Service Board
Galvin
Hyde Park
John Balzer
J. P. Thompson
Treasury Statement
Peoria
Lamprecht and
Associates
M. and E. Company
Cleveland Trust Company
Acme Supply Company
Crane-Hawley Company
Harry C. Smith
New Decatur Buggy Company
W. P. Selby
W. T. Harrison
John L. Ross
New Decatur
H. H. Haines
Harry H. Elwood
Harry W. Quackenbush
Quackenbush
Probate Court
Criminal Court
Superior Court
Monition
Pickering's
Windham Ay
Avondale
Fulton Ay
Walnut Hills
Gilbert Av
Piper Building
Mt. Auburn
Bond
E. K
Financial and Loans
Interstate Investment Co
W. E. Hutton
First National Bank
D. B
North American Accident Insurance Company
Babbitt & Brown
St. Paul Building
Legal Advertisement
Upper Ohio
Cincinnati Packet Line
Pomeroy, Wheeling and
Greenwood
Sycamo
Greene
LEE Line Steamers
Memphis, Inc
Vicksburg
Pine Bluff
Peters Lee
J. F. Ellison
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