Market Summary Chicago March wheat, corn, oats and hogs
Unsettled weather in the Southwest weakens the wheat market with May delivery down fractionally and a small trade volume. Corn and oats follow wheat lower while provisions rise with a firm hog market. May wheat closes near 94 to 95 cents, corn at about 66 1/4 cents, oats around 54 cents, May hogs up to 13.05 dollars.
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Chicago
Southwest
Weather Bureau
Missouri
Nebraska
Kansas
Markets in Cincinnati Report March 27 1908
Cincinnati markets show quiet wheat and firm corn and oats with varied flour and whisky bids. Receipts and shipments list lemons bananas lumber butter molasses cattle cheese oranges coal petroleum coffee potatoes rye cotton bacon tobacco wool and more across multiple commodities.
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Cincinnati
Yencecervccsseacess
Market Fluctuations Run Through Wheat Corn and Futures
Raw market reports from New York Toledo Baltimore Milwaukee Duluth and Minneapolis March 27 show flour receipts 26 445 bbls exports 8 346 bbls and dull wheat activity with spot prices steady to easy No 2 red at 1 01 elevator and futures May 1 02 54 with July 97 c. Corn receipts 1 076 bush exports 1 000 bush spot 75 c elevator May 76 c July 73 c. Oats and other commodities mixed with lard firmer pork steady and various regional price quotes noted for barley rye flax and petroleum.
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Mess Park
Osens
Northwestern
New York
Northern
Duluth
Continent
South America
Dial Dispatch
Commercial Tribune
Toledo
Special Dispatch
Baltimore
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
E City
East Trac
Grocery Prices and Meat Cuts from Local Market Ad
A fragmented list of produce and meat prices shows apples at 323.50 per barrel, choice bananas up to 1.75 per bunch, beets 1.50 per barrel, cranberries 4 per box, cabbage 1.15 per barrel, lemons 3.25 to 3.50 per box, oranges 2.25 per box, onions 0.85 to 0.90 per bush, potatoes 2.50 to 2.60 per barrel, rutabagas 1.15 per barrel, squash 2 per crate and Jersey sweet potatoes 5. Groceries and provisions cover pork, meats and smoked meats with various price ranges and cut descriptions including short clear, extra short, shoulders, bellies, hams, and California hams, reflecting a dense historical market listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messina
Palermo
Florida
Jersey
Ie Mess
California
Seed by Bushel Prices at Local Store
A historical grocery list shows bean types and prices including Navy beans 2.25, Red kidney 2.60 to 2.70, wool types 20 to 25 cents, and raw goose prices at 0.62. Also notes live poultry pricing with white goose at 0.62 and dry chicken body parts listed by color and weight.
Cotton market shows nerves amid declines across spots
Cotton prices ease in New Orleans, London, and New York as spots fall and futures slip. Spot sales total 2,150 bales in New Orleans with mixed futures open and close. receipts at ports reach 6,460 bales. World visible supply listed at 4.41 million bales with American share around 3.24 million.
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Morece
Esxuscvisencee
Gee Sone
OSM Sissae
Pbib. Ane Soos
Accessascs
Hester
Bremen
Liverpool
New York
Savannah
Cotton Exchange
New Orleans
Houston
Uplands
Gulf
Numerous Columbus filings show varied new corporations listed
Special Dispatch reports in Columbus on March 27 that several incorporations were filed including The Cleveland Programme Company with 10000 dollars, The Oreton Coal Mirsing Company 100000 dollars in Toledo, The Aniline and Chemical Company 20000 dollars, The Children of the Republic Cincinnati, The Sons of the Republic Cincinnati, The Long Company 10000 dollars, The Wust Bros Hardware Company St Marys 20000 dollars, The Saffell Oil Company Bremen 70000 dollars, The Cleveland Real Estate and Title Company 10000 dollars, Stearns & Foster Cincinnati increasing capital stock to 1600000 dollars, The National Printing Company Cleveland increasing stock to 50000 dollars, and Neutral Street Bohslee company in Cleveland with several listed individuals involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Cleveland Programme Company
J. D. Davies
T. W. Johnson
B. F. Smith
Hanley B. Moore
Peter G. Fenn
Oreton Coal Mirsing Company
Toledo
E. C. Froelich
Harriet E. Frankenberger
Justice Wilson
Alce Haughton
R. M. Churchman
Covert Aniline and Chemical Company
Neimati
A. L. Calvert
W. 8. Hancock
Philip Roettinger
F. M. Norman
Children of the Republic
Cincinnati
Caroline M. Murphy
Nellie Bechtel
Grace M. Cheevers
Florence E. Bchulte
Helen Seely
Sons of the Republic
Long Company
John French
Fred S. Long
Grace Finley
Cora Lynch
Clara Bowman
Wust Bros. Hardware Company
St. Marys
Ed. Wust
J. L. Wust
M. J. Mooney
Fred G. Boss
F. M. Smith
Saffell Oil Company
Bremen
Lincoln Olive
J. 8. Brown
L. E. Huddle
M. L. Campfield
J. Cc. Olive
Cleveland Real Estate and Title Company
J. W. Holcomb
J. F. Patterson
W. F. Eirick
William Ahlberg
William R. Hull
Stearns & Foster Company
National Printing Company
Cleveland
Neutral Street
Bohs Lee Pany
Eee
One Pont
Fred C. Alber
Sami H. Talles
F. At
Location Sought by a Big Factory in Norwood
Union of Company buys a Fillmore Street building from Leopold Kleybolte and seeks a ten acre site near Weir Frog plant for a new machine industry employing about 200 workers in Norwood. Negotiations by Jackson Moessinger & Co. and Milwaukee broker visits noted, with multiple local property deals and leases reported by S D Cooper.
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Union of Company
Fillmore Street
Leopold Kleybolte
Jackson, Moessinger & Co
Norwood
J. H. Meyer
Milwaukee
Weir Frog Company
The
Union Distilling Company
Real estate transfers and mortgage filings listed in Hartwell Township
A compendium of property deeds and mortgage activity includes Conrad Hoelin transferring parcels on Geert Avenue to Christina Fissel and numerous lots in Hartwell and Millcreek townships. Transactions mention Jospeh Mills, Parrish, Mildred Roller, Anna N. Krucker, Lilly Dirr, Catherine McCoy, and others with details of lot numbers and street boundaries. Mortgage filings show multiple lenders, amounts, and secured properties, followed by canceled mortgages across various local entities.
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Conrad Hoelin
Christina Fissel
Geert Avenue
Joseph F. Mills
Hartwell
A. Jacoby
Spade "Parrish
Dee Shereea Ee Miller
Osamsnss
Bishop Street
Julia B. Keys
Annie P. Strong
Norwood View
Amelia
Reilly
Carrie L. Rankin
Gerhard H. Fisher
Joe B. Fisher
Mary A. Dirr
Gabriel Dirr
Spring Street
Mildred Roller
Sauetip
David A. Jacoby
John W. Dalton
Amalia Widdle
Anna N. Krucker
Barton W. Garrison
Josephine Hunt Ambrose L
Lockland
Stanley Bray
Fischer
Richard Cunningham
Eben Cunning
Miller & Washburn
Walter C. Bowles Et al
Lawrence
Crosby Township
Katie Scully
Patrick Scully
Charles C. Tan
Catherine McCoy Et al
Hugh McCoy
Mary O'Neil
Johanna O’neil
Hickenlooper
Fairmount
Woodburn Crescent
Millcreek Township
Anna Tunker
T. H. Love
Elizabeth Hussye
Matilda Erkenbrecher
Sycamore Township
David Bolles
Camp Washington
Tallant’s
J. H. Bates
Laura Roller
Hannah Weil
Peter ‘C
Weil
Westwood
George Lessel
Frances G
Walsh
Fairfax and
Burke Avenues
Wal- Joseph
B. Bruns
Cghagioe
Metan Talon
Foryihe
Woodburn
Rose Fries
Hopkins Street
A. L. Pachoud
Bridget Schrmildt
Charles “Mauch
M.s. Wade
Mary F. Schulte
Elizabeth Hagedorn
Leopold Kleybolte
Union Distilling Co
North Fairmount
William J. Stickle
Mary Helmrod
Badgley
Fat Cattle In Demand At Cincinnati Market
Cattle market sees a 1,000 head sale with good fat steers in demand and higher weights selling well while light butcher stock eases. Hogs strong with 2,716 head. calves steady. milk cows steady. Regional prices across East Buffalo Pittsburg Chicago St Louis New York and Kansas City markets shown with mixed receipts and gains.
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Commercial Tribune
Pittsburg
Chicago
ST. Louis
New York
Talic
Liverpool
London Cables
Kansas City
Cincinnati Ninth Street paving plans locals and bonds
Legal notice from Cincinnati City Council outlines the Ninth Street resurfacing from Main Street to Sycamore Avenue with asphalt and drainage works. It details assessments at 50 percent of costs except intersections, payable over ten years with option for cash, and bonds issued for remaining costs. Publication and official actions dated March 9, 1908.
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Ninth Street
Beam Street
Sycamore Avenue
John’ KB. Hetherington
Thomas W. Graydon
New York City
N. Y
Hattie D. Pearson
Lida D. Smith
Indianapolis
Ind
J. T. Barber
James 8. Armstrong
Maysville
Cincinnati
Main Street
City of
State of Ohio
Nint Street
Ofice
Board of Public Service
E. O. Bathgate
Council
Edwin Henderson
Feenry Ritter and others list dozens of brick and frame homes for sale
Feenry Ritter and W Mack advertise multiple residences on Glenway Sliker Enright Paxton and Erie areas. Prices range from 2,200 to 5,500 dollars for one and two and one half story brick and frame houses with various owners including M. Cooper and Harvard Bros. and Erie avenue sites near Shady. Total cost posted sums to 5,006 dollars.
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Glenway
Sliker Avenues
Feenry~ Ritter
East Side
Enright Avenue
Eighth Street
Warsaw Avenue
Ris Avenue
Harvad Bros
WNTOE
Paxton Road
Mt. Vernon Avenue
M. ¥. Cooper
North Side
Erie Avenue
Shady Ome
M. Y. Cooper
Umstein Street
Cooper
Cincinnati School Bond Sale Sealed Proposals Invited
The Cincinnati Board of Education seeks sealed bids by April 13 1908 for five hundred $500 bonds dated on issue day and due forty years later at 4 percent interest payment semiannually. Bonds issued to fund public school property. bid includes price plus accrued interest. a 5 percent certified check required. Bids opened April 18 1908. district reserves right to reject all bids.
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Board of Education
Y of
Cincinnati
Ty Hall
Ohio
Jews of
Oard of Education
American Exchange National Bank of
New York City
Pecan Exchange National
City of
B. Marvin
Wm, Grautman
Burnet Avenue Improvement Notice and Assessments
Legal notice from Cincinnati council declares Burnet avenue to be improved from Shillito street to Forest avenue with grading granite curbs wood block paving and drains. It specifies assessments at 50 percent frontage or cash within 20 days and bond financing. passes February 24 1908.
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Burnet Avenue
Shillito Street
Forest Avenue
Ida L. Spear
James Duff
Grand Rapids
Mich
Jane Duff
Clara E. Webb
Orange
N. J
Ellen Woodruff
Ocean Springs
Jackson County
Mississippi
City of Cincinnati
City of
Cincinnati
State of Ohio
Board of Public Service
John Galvin
Edwin Henderson
River Departures and River Forecast At Cincinnati
The Ohio River shows a falling level at Cincinnati at 39 feet 4 inches and the day’s steamship departures from Cincinnati include the Virginia Tacoma Lizzie Bay and City of Cincinnati. The government forecast predicts continued fall to below thirty-five feet by Saturday.
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Pittsburg
Virginia
Charleston
Tacoma
Madison
Lizzie Bay
Louisville
City OF
Cincinnati
Ohio
Greenwood
Pomeroy
Courier
Maysville
Kentucky
City of Louisville
City of Cincinnati
Ohio River
Broadway
Sycamore Street
All Way
Main Street
Louisville Packet
Greene Line Steamer Courier
Parkers
United States Engineers
Russell
River gauges report falling levels at ports
Weather turns warm as rivers retreat at Davis Island Dam Wheeling Madison Louisville and Cairo show declining water levels while Evansville river rises The City of Warsaw upper Mississippi departed at 5 p m
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Pittsburg
Davis Island Dam
Wheeling
Madison
Louisville
Evansville
Cairo
Warsaw
Upper
Mississippi
Bids Sought for Finish Grading Sodding and Trees
The Board of Education invites sealed bids for finish grading sodding and trees of the First Intermediate School lot on Baymiller opposite Gest Cincinnati Ohio. Bids due 12 noon April 13 1908 with bid security 80 of bid amount. Details at the architect E H Cornette Pickering Building Fifth and Main Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clerk of Board of Education
City Hall
Baymiller
Gest
Cincinnati
Ohio
E. H. Cornette
Pickering Building
Fifth and Main
R. J. M. Withrow
Chain Building Committee
Steamboats upper Ohio packet line departure notice
Pittsburg and Cincinnati Packet Line announces departures for Pomeroy Whetling and Pittsburg. Virginia leaves wharfboat foot of Broadway by Saturday March 28 at 5 p m. E R May agent No 24 Public Landing. Tel 1180 Sitn City follows Tuesday March 31.
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Pittsburg
Cincinnati Packet Line
Pomeroy, Whetling
Virginia
Broadway
Public Landing
Steamer Tacoma schedule and freight notices
Steamship Tacoma for ree ree and way points from foot Sycamore today. For Louisville and intermediate points and Lower Ohio options leave foot Main street daily at 5 PM, except Sundays at 9 AM. Kentucky River freight received daily. Tel M 1897.
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Tacoma
Sycamore
Toda Toke
Louisville
Ohio
Kentucky
Louisville Tobacco Market Report March 2 1944
Louisville buyers report mixed Burley and dark tobacco sales across multiple lots. Prices range from 5.35 to 22.50 per hundredweight, with varieties including Burley and dark grades sold by State Sales Pickett Kentucky Ninth Street and inters tral among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Louisville
Burley
Pickett
Kentucky
Ninth Street
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Bradstreet
Manes
Grain and Provisions
Ansville Soc Ig Inc
Portland
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Nate
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Testes
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Decatur
Norfolk
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New Haven
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Okla
Syracuse
Sioux City
Galveston Leereeree - 12
Mass
Jed
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Japan
Butte Creamery
Csv
Esnvese
Michigan
N. O
Mous Nee Vasdagevep
Ieee
Eee Sane Oy
Seth En Tn
Timothy
Germany
C. J. Buddeke & Co
Union Trust
TUNG
Pusube Codec Dynesivos Vsop
Nee Enaene
Ceeeeseee
Muary Seveseseeeses
S. D. Cooper
J. H. Kiffmeyer
Holloway and
Fairfield Avenues
Wabash Avenue
Clarion Avenue
G. C. McDiarmid
West Sixth Street
August Landen
C. F. Koch
George Hueter
Ring Place
Elizabeth Short
Bouton Avenue
Montgomery Pike
Langdon
Henry Udry
University Avenue
Frances G. S. Walsh
Walnut Hills
Holters-Craving Shoe Company
Sullivan Printing Works
Nicholas P. Smith & Bros
Gilbert Avenue
Kent & Kaufhold
William Shlotman
Florida Avenue
Evanston
Catherine Janson
Katherine Anne
Neon Brb & & CU Feo
Sanctig i Esehbe San Civenuses
Cosa Bee
Bernardina Gimblockal
Findlay K
Joyn Koester
Victoria B. A
Clara K. Woodward
Bond Hill B. x Cumadoant
Soieces
Ahip Resentees
Catherine Ywiitty
Christian Krummen
Paltimore Av
Jacob # Kline
Seventh Ward L
John H. Koester
Viageria B. A
Catherine Tully
Bond Hill B. A. Co
Globe B. & &. Company
Mary Fabra
Eag'e B. Co
John C. Scott
Jennie Chaplin
Barbara Miller
Cabinet
Ida Goodin
Scott Bonham
John A. A
Wears Homestead
Tehndkaea
Union Savings
John H. Feldhaus
Fischman L. & L. Aon R. Co
Jacob May
East Buffalo
Burnet. Avenue
China Department
Mabley & Carew CO
Moler Barber College
Fourth St
Rockdale Av
Apesdale
Moler College
W. Fourth St
North
Piper Bidg
Mt. Auburn
Tusculum AV
Center City
Avondale
Reading Road
Rochdale Av
Bevis
East Court ST
P. R. Mitchell Co
Harrison & Spring Grove
Residen
Bragg Subdivision
Albert G. Erkenbrecher
Union Trust Bidg
Rene
First National Bank
Financial and Loans
Interstate Investment Co
Bingaman & CO
Medical
Labdies
Br. Lafrance
DR. Lafranco
Gee
Bruce and Kirby Avenues
Elzner & Anderson
Ingalls
Fourth and Vine
Bruce Avenue
J. M. Withrow
Federal Building
Ill
Cuba
Newport News
Havana
W. W. Robinson, JR
Upper Ohio
Louisville Tobacco
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