Grain Market Update Across Cities May 11 New York to St Louis
Market report notes steady to dull demand for flour rye and cornmeal with mixed futures. Wheat receipts 267000 bush exports 82232 bush spot weak with May and other months down. No 2 red and hard winter prices cited. Minneapolis and Chicago show varied prices for wheat oats and flour with shipments and patents listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Duluth
Chicago
New York
Kentucky
Toledo
Kansas City
Milwaukes
ST. Louis
Cattle in Good Demand in Cincinnati Live Stock Market
Cincinnati May 11 1908 cattle prices held steady to strong with a fair run of 1515 head including about 300 distillery fed cows. Receipts and shipments for forty eight hours compare with last week show cattle 1299 hogs 4845 sheep 1137. Market active for butcher cattle and stockers with cows showing strength and prime fat dairy cows noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
East Buffalo
Pittsburg
Chicago
New York
London
Liverpool
Kansas City
Texas
Cincinnati
Dairy market report across cities May 11 1900s
Butter and eggs quoted steady across Elgin Chicago New York Philadelphia markets with creameries and dairies showing small variations. Cheese prices inch lower to steady with packed and fresh goods noted and poultry values listed for turkeys fowls and broilers.
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Elgin
Chicago
Kansas City
New York
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Ohio Incorporations Reported by Secretary of State
May 11 notice lists new articles of association in Columbus. Schallow Baseball Club in Cleveland and several Ohio firms including Forest Lumber Company in Cincinnati and Ohio Chemical Company in Findlay are formed with capitals ranging from $4,000 to $100,000. The Gray Transportation Company reduces capital from $50,000 to $25,000 and Walnut Machine and Brass Company increases to $25,000 in Toledo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Schallow Baseball Club
Cleveland
Forest Lumber Company
Cincinnati
Charles F. Ryan
H. F. Ryan
R. W. Gurney
Veteran Artillery Corps
First Regiment Light Artillery
William J. Whaley
Joseph A. Steinbrecher
Clifford Bush
River Schedule Report From Pittsburgh Terminal
Today's Departures list shows Queen City Greenwood Courier and Madison Kentucky bound trains. Louisville City of Louisville also scheduled to depart at 5 p.m. with several 5 p.m. times noted for daily service.
Advertised Departures and River Stage Update
Transit notices show Pomeroy Maysville Louisville Memphis routes, with daily departures at 11 p.m. and 5 p.m., Sunday 9 a.m. Georgia Lee trip set for next Friday at 5 pm. The Ohio River at Cincinnati measured 44 feet and remained stationary at 6 p.m. yesterday.
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Pomeroy
Maysvill
Louisvill
Memphis
Georgia Lee
Ohio River
Pietsam and Jetsam Port Departures And Forecast
The Courier bound for Maysville and Lizzie Bay for Madison and City of Cincinnati to Louisville departed yesterday. Today arrivals include Queen City from Pittsburg Greenwood from Charleston Courier from Manchester Kentucky from Madison and City of Louisville from Louisville. The Ohio River forecast predicts clear weather with a slow rise and little change in Cincinnati. Departures yesterday showed strong business. arrivals carried fair trips.
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Courier
Maysville
Lizzie Bay
Madison
City of Cincinnati
Louisville
Queen City
Pittsburg
Greenwood
Charleston
Manchester
Kentucky
Cincinnati
Queen
Sycamore Street
Madison Packet
Main Street
Lee Smester
Georgia Lee
Broadway
Memphis
St. Louis
BE. A. R Tsquesne
Raymond Horner
News From Other Ports
Shipping notes list departures and river levels at ports including Pittsburg Wheeling Madison Evansville Cairo and St Louis. Vessels The Volcano The Royal Annie Russell Ford Herald Grey and City of Emepie are noted with destinations and times amid rising or falling river gauges.
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Pittsburg
Bellaire
Wheeling
the Royal
Clarington
Ruth
Sistersville
H. K. Bedford
Parkersbore
Madison
Evansville
Cairo
Annie’ Russell
St. Louis
Ford Herald
Memphis
Commerce
Emepie
Crey
Cape Girardeau
Fourth Avenue Improvement Resolution for Cincinnati
City council approves Fourth avenue from Glenway to Liberty street for grading artificial stone curb gutters brick paving and drains. Establishes curb grades and cost allocation with ten annual installments funded by bonds. publication ordered. Passed March 2 1908, Be B Bathgate president pro tem council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Jeanette Blen
Gineinnatt
Fourth Avenue
Gienway Avenue
Liberty Street
City of
Cincinnati
State of Ohio
Fourt Avenue
Glenway Avenue
Board of Public Service
Bathgate
Council
Edwin Henderson
Montgomery County Seeks Infirmary Bonds Proposal Date Set
Sealed proposals for ninety thousand dollars in Montgomery County Infirmary Building Bonds are due by noon May 28 1908. Bids must be unconditional with a five percent certified check and delivered to the County Auditor T J Kauffman Dayton. Bonds bear 4 1 2 percent interest and mature from 1910 to 1927 payable at the County Treasury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Kauffman
Montgomery County
Ohio
77Th General Assembly
Harris
Dayton
National Bank Or Trust Company
Board of Commissioners
Poses County
Nhe Kauffman
Receiver Files Report on C H D Railroad March Business
Receiver Judson Harmon filed a March report showing C H D Railroad total earnings 554,528.98 with 533,009.55 in expenses and 21,519.43 excess. Income by source included freight 391,863.91 passengers 118,398.94 mail 16,462.68 express 15,751.97 and other 11,287.58. wages paid to operatives and officers totaled 262,260.46.
June tax payment opens at County Treasurer office
Yesterday marked the first day for June tax payments at the County Treasurer’s office. A steady stream of taxpayers with cash appeared at the windows all day, while Deputy Treasurer William H. Hopkins noted mail-in applications for tax bills were stronger than on the first day for December taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Hopkins
Partition sale description in Hamilton County Ohio
Legal notice detailing multiple lots in a partition case No 27 692 in Cincinnati Ohio. It outlines Lot One Two and Three with precise metes and bounds, plat references, and annexed writs. The notice calls for defendants to answer by June 20, 1988 or default judgment will be entered. Celinda Boller is the plaintiff. Pogue and Pogue act as attorneys.
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Court of Common Pleas
Hamilton County
Ohio
Itman Et al
Christopher Freissens
Michael Hamman
Court of Common Leas
Back Street
City of
Cincinnati
Hamer
Back Streets
Tre
Cotyner
Saidichael Hamman
Hamer Street
Hamer and
Hamman
Celinda-Boller
Pilatntist
Pogue & Pogue
First National Bank
Harris Street Grade Established in Cincinnati Ordinance 527
City council of Cincinnati Ohio adopts curb grade for Harris street from Beechmont Avenue to its southern terminus. Specifies measured elevations and descent rates along multiple segments, noting both east and west curb practices and the dates of passage.
McMillan Street Improvement Ordinance Passed in Cincinnati
The city adopts a project to grade curb and pave McMillan Street from Gilbert Avenue to Woodburn Avenue with wood blocks and drains. Costs include surveys, notices, interest, and bondable financing. assessments flow in ten installments with four percent interest.
Treasury seeks bids for postal bag racks and fixtures
The Treasury Department invites proposals by May 29 1908 for manufacturing and installing postal bag racks tables and platforms in U S S buildings. Drawings and specifications available on request. Partial bids rejected. department may reject all bids. Each proposal needs a $200 certified check.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury Department
Washington, D. C
U. S&s
Secretary of the Treasury
Eicher PO Tagger
Beekman Winthror
City approves street improvement assessment ordinance
An ordinance authorizes the City to undertake a street surfacing project along Shilito Place between Race Street and the east limit of tm Streets. It details assessments at fifty percent of front footage, ten annual payments, and cash option with no interest. It directs the Public Service Board to secure a contract and sets an effective date per law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mcillan Street
Gilbert Avenue
Woodburn Avenue
City of
Cincinnati
State of Ohio
McMillan Street
Wood- Lurn Avenue
Department of Public Service
Board of Pub Service
A.D
E. C. Bathgate
Council
Edwin Henderson
Shilito Place
Tm Streets
Alice Street
Board of Public Service
Ordinance Establishes Wilmer Avenue Grade In 1908
The ordinance numbers Wilmer avenue grade as starting at the west curb with the south curb of 65.12 feet, then 62.87 feet, and descending to 61.28 feet at the southern terminus. An exception raises the east curb from 64.69 to 64.87 feet over 0.36 percent. Dated April 27, 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harris Street
Beechmont Avenue
City of
Cincinnati
State of
Ohio
Bathgate
Council
Hdwin Henderson
Wilmer Avenue
A.D
E. C. Bathgate
Edwin Henderson
Ordinance 526 Assess Special Tax on Western Avenue Area
The ordinance levies a front foot real estate tax on properties along Western avenue from Cummins Run trunk sewer to Moosewood avenue and Bridge street, funding 71 percent of road and intersection improvements with bonds of $4 763 65 at 4 percent interest, to be repaid over five years. It details payment deadlines, bond issuance, sinking fund use, and project costs.
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Western Avenue
Cummins
Denham Street
North Avenue
Bridge Street
Moosewood Avenue
City of
Cincinnati
State of
Ohio
Ag Felows
Cummins Run
Board of Public Service
Special Improvement Fund
Water Works bids sought for cast iron pipe and castings
Cincinnati Ohio officials call for sealed proposals for manufacture furnishing and delivery of cast iron pipe and special castings for the water main system. Bids due June 2 1908 with bonds or cash deposits, plans and specs available from the Chief Engineer. The Board reserves the right to reject all bids and will open the envelopes at the Board office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board Ofmissioners of Water Works
City of
Cincinnati
Ohio
Hamilton County
Board of Trustees
Commissioners of Water Works
Commission
Rg of Water Works
Herrmann
Elmer G. Prior
Sale of Bonds Sealed Proposals for Restoration Bridge Bonds
Montgomery County Ohio offers fifty thousand dollar Restoration Bridge Bonds dated June 1 1908. Bids due May 21 1908 at 12 noon in the Auditor's Office Dayton Ohio. Bonds bear 4.5 percent interest semi annually and mature through December 1 1519. Minimum bid equals 95 percent of par with 5 percent to the county. Bidder to indorse Proposals for Restoration Bridge Bonds. Board of County Commissioners and County Auditor authorize sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Kauffman
Montgomery County
Ohio
Montgomery Countty
Dayton
National Bank Or Trust Company
CS County Commis
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Shorts
Judy Wesssaes
IGT
Essect
Grain and Provisions
Pittsburo
Ccity OF
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Daniels Street
Ceaseeseanse
Sudeeresedts
Wbib 2
Eee
E. O. Bathgate
ENT
Avally
Ot Po
Ac Ee
Secaee
Moler Barber College
U. S. Marine Corps
Bell Block
Moler College
Fourth St
Royal Co-Operative
MFG. CO
Indopolis
Ind
College Hill
Oak St
Kody
Ogden Bldg
Fiat
Postoffice
Walnut Hills
Windsor Street
Francisco St
Gilbert Ay
Norwood
South Norwood
Zoo-Eden Park
Porchester
McGregor Park
Bofinger & Hopkins
Ezekiel & Bernheim CO
Li Darbyshire
Rochester
Financial and Loans
Interstate Investment Co
Tueosday
Main
Street
The
Ezekiel& & Bernheim Co
Stain Street
Elm and
Linn
Sallif Richardson
Freeman
Rangoon
Burma
India
Medical
Upper
Cincinnati Packet
E. R. Mauck
Public Landing
GINIA
LEE Line Steamers
Memphis, Inc
Georgia Lep
Vicksburg
Pine Bluff
Phonie Main
J. F. Ellison
Ant General
Intermediate Pointa
Lower
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