Wheat markets fall on bearish weather news in Chicago
Weather in Kansas Missouri and Oklahoma drove wheat lower while corn gained on demand and strength in cash markets. May wheat opened lower and closed near 93 1 4 cents as futures traded in a wide range. Corn rose with May at about 66 cents, oats steady, and provisions up on corn strength with pork lard and ribs also higher.
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Chicago
Kansas
Missouri
Oklahoma
Northwest
Minneapolis
Duluth
Heavy cattle receipts hold steady in Cincinnati market report
In Cincinnati on March 30 1908 cattle hogs sheep receipts compare with last week shows 1911 cattle 3673 hogs and 21 sheep, with steady overall prices. Milch cows and heavy steers firm, calves weak, hogs up 20 cents from last week, sheep and lambs steady to strong with high clipping and lamb prices listed.
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Cincinnati
Commercial Tribune
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Baet Buffalo
Chicago
New York
Liverpool
London Cables
Kansas City
ST. Louis
U.S. Grain Prices and Supplies Across Cities
Wheat and corn futures edge lower on light gains after rains in the Southwest. Wheat futures May and July settle near parity amid strong corn support. Rye and oats trade varied with firm cash markets. flour and other grains show mixed pricing across New York Baltimore Toledo and Duluth reports.
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New York
Duluth
C. Cern
F.o. B
Commission House
City India
Commercial Tribune
Baltimore
Toledo
Milwaukee
ST. Louis
C.p Twine Sc
Shorts
Yemens
Stott
Rainy Saturday grain totals in New York reports
The New York Produce Exchange shows March 28 rain influence on grain availability with wheat 6,989,008 bushels after a 68,000 bushel decrease and oats up 691,000 bushels to 10,006,000. Rye 614,000 bushels, barley 3,366,000, and other minor adjustments recorded.
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New
River Departures from Pittsburg to Louisville
Today's river schedule lists departures from Pittsburg at 5 p.m. for Queen City and Greenwood and 11 p.m. for Courier to Madison. City of Louisville and Maysville also show 5 p.m. departures. Lizzie Bay bound for Louisville is marked en route at 5 p.m.
Advertised Departures From Maysville and Nearby Cities
Short rail and boat schedule notes list departures from Maysville and Louisville and Memphis with daily and Sunday times. Georgia Lee is noted for a next Friday 5 p.m. departure.
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Pomeroy
Panday
Louisville
Memphis
Georgia Lee
Stage of the River Falls on Ohio at Cincinnati
At 6 p.m. yesterday the Ohio River at Cincinnati stood at 20 feet 7 inches and was dropping. No further flood threat reported as levels ease.
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Ohio
Cincinnati
River Port News: departures and arrivals from yesterday
The port saw departures of the Greenland for Pomeroy, Courier for Maysville Kentucky for Madison, and City of Cincinnati for Louisville. Today arrivals include the seen from Pomeroy Courier from Maysville Lizzie Bay from Madison and City of Louisville from Louisville. River forecast notes slight rise to Maysville and rising at Cincinnati tomorrow. Steamers Queen City Greenwood Courier Ligzie Bay City of Louisville sail today. Memphis Queen City next Friday. News from other ports reports river levels and arrivals with multiple cities listed.
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Courier
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Kentucky
Madison
City of Cincinnati
Louisville
Lizzie Bay
City of Louisville
Ohio River
Ohio
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Queen City
All Way
Greene Line
Greenwood
Sycamore Street
Steamer Courier
Ligzie “Bay
Main Street
Memphis Packet
Lee
Memphis
Faot
Broadway
St. Louis
Coffee futures open steady then drop on European selling
The New York coffee market opened quiet with prices unchanged to down, finishing about 10 points lower after a session of modest declines. Trading active with 13,000 bags reported and prices listed for March through February futures, spot prices steady with Riota and Santos grades noted.
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New York
Santos
Cordova
Butter Eggs and Cheese Prices Across States
Butter and eggs hold steady across New York Philadelphia Elgin and Chicago markets with creamery and fancy lots showing mixed gains. Cheese remains quiet yet firm with creamery and fancy grades listed, while poultry prices show slight firming for dressed turkeys and fowls in multiple markets.
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New York
Western Factory
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
C. Elgin
Chicago
Springs
Kansas City
Oil Turpentine and Rosin Prices and Receipts
Market notes from Wilmington and other cities report spirits turpentine mostly inactive with 41 casks receipts in Wilmington and 57c nominal in Savannah. Rosin remains firm around 2.20 with varied receipts, while crude turpentine ranges 2.25 to 4.50 with 90 barrels of receipts.
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Wilmington
Toledo
Lima
Indiana
Oil City
Charleston
Savannah
Rosin
Mining Prices and Commodities Report from New York
A New York market brief lists commodity prices for Adams Con .035 Alice 2.00 Breece .10 Brunswick Con .10 Comstock Tunnel .20 Con Cal and Va .43 in Silver .75 Iron Silver 1.00 Leadville Con .06 Little Chief .055 Ontario 2.50 Ophir 2.35 Potosi .04 Savage .30 Sierra Nevada .85 Small Hopes .18 Standard 1.50 as of March 30.
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Adams
Alice
Breece
Brunswick
Comstock Tunnel
Con
Cal
Leadville
Little Chief
Ontario
Potosi
Savage
Sierra Nevada
Small Hopes
Standard
Cotton Seed Oil Markets Report
New Orleans report notes Prime cotton seed oil at 39 cents per pound with steady demand as trading activity continues in the market.
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NEW Ordeans
Prime
Riddle Road Special Tax Ordinance in Cincinnati
The city adopts Ordinance No 452 to levy a front-foot special tax on properties bounding Riddle road from 402 feet east of Marshall avenue to north of Foulke street. It authorizes annual payments, bond issuance of $5 264.15 over five years at 4 percent, and distribution of proceeds to contractors and sinking fund, with specific payment and certification details.
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Marshall Avenue
Foulke Street
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Cincinnati
State of
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Board of Public Service
Special Improvement Fund Numeros
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Riddle Eag
Robert Idlaw
Board of Public 5
A.D
Glenway Avenue
Winfield Avenue
Midland Avenue
Special Improvement Fund No
John B. Washburn
Robert Laidlaw
Sees Fund
Ween E Sf
First Avenue
Nourth Avenue
Second Avenue
Third Avenue
Fourth Avenue
Regina Avenue
Vincent Avenue
St. Lawrence Avenue
State of Ohio
Glenway
Beech Avenue
City of Cincinnati
Special Improvement Fund
Glen Way Avenue
Fourth Avue
Ana Aver O
P Trustees
John B
Winfield real estate tax ordinance near Glenway and Midland
An ordinance numbered 455 imposes a special tax on real estate bounding and abutting Glenway Avenue from Fourth to McKeone, and Midland Avenue from Winfield to Vaughn, enacted by the city council.
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Fourth Avenue
McKeone Avenue
Winfield Avenue
Midland Avenue
Vaughn Road
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City of Cincinnati
State of Ohio
Winfield Are
Cincinnati approves street and sewer bonds for Glenway and surrounding avenues
City authorities authorize 5 000 0 bond issue and 4 817 37 bond issue to fund 85 percent and 56 percent shares of Glenway Avenue, Winfield Avenue, Midland Avenue and related sewers. Proposals also invite bids for water works pipe layings and related work with payment schedules and contract bonds.
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Glenway Avenue
Winfield Avenue
Midland Avenue
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Counci
City of Cincinnati Adopts Land Dedication for Ridgeview and Lewis Avenues
The ordinance accepts and confirms two parcels donated for street purposes in Delhi Township now Cincinnati. The deeds describe Ridgeview and Lewis avenues, with specific parcel boundaries and northing, to be recorded by the City Solicitor after passage dated March 16, 190.
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Lewis Avenues
Catherine Spielman
Emma
Kreis
John A. Kreis
John J. Schiff
Anna M. Schiff
Incinnati
Delhi Township
City of
Cincinnati
Hamilton County
Ohio
Hermosa Avenue
West Eighth Street
Ridgeview Avenue
Lewis Avenue
State of Ohio
John Galvin
Edwin Henderson
Ordinance for Stanley Avenue special tax and bonds
The ordinance authorizes a special real estate tax along Stanley avenue between Columbia and Beechmont avenues. It funds fifty percent of the road improvement costs by issuing fourteen thousand seven hundred eleven dollars of city bonds, repayable in ten annual installments, with provisions for cash prepayment and a sinking fund.
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Stanley Avenue
Coumbia Avenue
Beechmont Avenue
City of
Cincinnati
State of
Ohio
Columbia Avenue
Proposals for Stationery and Supplies for Government Printing Office
Sealed proposals will be received at the Government Printing Office Washington D C until 2 o clock p m on Wednesday April 15 19 for furnishing stationery fuel ice hardware plumbing and electric supplies lumber etc for the fiscal year ending June 30 19 The right to reject any and all bids and to waive defects is reserved Detailed schedules of the state fuel ice etc required accompanied by blank proposals and regulations may be obtained by addressing this office Henry T Brian Acting Public Printer
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Government Printing Office
Washington
D. C
Henry T. Brian
Bids Sought for Viaduct Pier and Wall Construction in Cincinnati
Trustees of the Cincinnati Southern Railway invite sealed bids by April 7 1908 for piers abutments and retaining walls of the viaduct substructure from Eighth Street to Front Streets in Cincinnati Ohio Plans and specifications are on file with Ward Baldwin Chief Engineer Bids require a 2000 dollar certified check and must be opened April 7 1908 at noon The board may reject any or all bids John R Sayler President Stanley Ferguson Secretary
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City of
Cincinnati
Hamilton County
Ohio
Board of Trustees
Commissioners of Water Works
Western Hills
Harrison Avenue
Seegar Street
Incinnati
Adt of Trustees
Consiorers of Water Works
Commissioners O Water Works
Eighth Street
McLean Avenue
Third and
Front Streets
Board of
Cincinnati Southern Railway
Ingalls
Third
Ward Baldwin
Board Trustees
Cincinnati Southern Rail
National Bank
John R. Sayler
Stanley Ferguson
Notice of Civil Service Examination for Fire Department Superintendent
By resolution of the Board of Public Safety a mental examination for the position of Superintendent Fire Alarm Telegraph will be held at City Hall on Tuesday April 14 1908 at 930 am. The exam covers Reading Writing Spelling Arithmetic Locations and topography of the city and questions related to duties of Superintendent Alarm Telegraph System. By order of the Board Boyd President Mulvihill Secretary.
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Fire Department
Board OF Public Safety
Ninth Central Avenue
Boyd
J. J. “Mulvibill
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