Wheat advances on light trading amid rain and weak demand
Chicago reports extreme dullness in the wheat pit with prices within a narrow range and futures steady to a half cent higher. Corn and oats hold, while ongoing rains in the winter wheat belt and a Northwest price pull influence trading. European markets show little excitement and U S shipments and supplies shift modestly.
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Chicago
Liverpool
Northwest
Illinois
Missouri
World Market Wheat and Flour Prices Mixed On Varied Trade
The report covers New York flour receipts and exports, spot and futures for wheat corn oats and rye across U S markets with mixed movements. It notes Argentine signals boosting wheat early then easing, and gives prices from Toledo Baltimore Milwaukee Minneapolis Kansas City and U S regions for cash and futures.
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New York
Buffalo
Cc. i. F
Duluth
Commercial Tribune
Toledo
Baltimore
Milwaukee
Abic
Uth
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Red
Castro Quarrels With Many Nations
Diplomatic strains rise as Castro faces international criticism from Venezuela to the Netherlands. Foreign offices monitor the dispute with interest amid regional tensions and policy responses.
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Castro
Venezuela
Holland
Castro refuses Netherlands demand over Curacao decree
President Castro declines to revoke the May decree barring transshipment for Venezuelan ports at Curacao. He questions the Netherlands request and asks for a confidential agent to Caracas to settle the dispute. Venezuelan forces prepare La Guayra defenses ahead of a possible Dutch naval demonstration. Castro's delicate health worries his supporters.
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Fevor Gumersindo Rivas
EB Constitutional
Castro
el Mundo
Rivas
Europe
England
Germany
Italy
France
Samuel
Venezuela
Colombia
Curacao
Marcaibo
Helland
Rough Rider
Andes
Matos
la Guayra
H. Taigny
Holland
Columbia
Maracaibo
Brazil
M. Taigny
United States
Gabetes
Vedomasia Paul
Veneguela
Caracas
Willemstad
Netherlands
River Schedule and Ohio River Stage Report
The notice lists river departures from Louisville and Chile with times for Bessie Smith Cricket Lizzie Bay and other vessels. It notes advertised departures in Louisville and a 3 foot stationary stage of the Ohio River at Cincinnati yesterday.
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Louisville
Lizzie Bay
Chile
Ohio River
Cincinnati
Lower Ohio
Main Street
Sun
Tel. M
River traffic notes Flotsam Jetsam and Kanawha rise
The report lists arrivals and departures including The Chile from Louisville and Cricket from Chile with slight spelling errors. It notes a Kanawha driven rise in the Ohio River and forecasts stationary to rising levels with a coal fleet moving toward Cincinnati.
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Chile
Louisville
Ohio
Portsmouth
Cincinnati
Gallipolis
Kanawha River
Kanawha
News From Other Ports River Trends and Arrivals
River readings across ports show varying levels with Freeport and Beaver dam slightly above, Wheeling and Madison steady, Louisville reporting falls and canal gains, and St Louis rising at 3.6 feet. Vessels The Spread Eagle arrived from Alton, and Cape Girardeau events noted, with departures to Lower Mississippi and Commerce.
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Pittsburg
Freeport
Beaver Dam
Wheeling
Madison
Louisville
Canal
Shaere
Scairo
Upper Mississippi
Liberty
Lower Mississippi
ST. Louis
Alton
Cape Girardén
Commerce
Oxford Man Granted Divorce in Cross Petition
Judge Murphy grants John Allstatter of Oxford a divorce from Emma Allstatter on his cross petition. Emma sued for divorce. while pending, he followed her to Hamilton and Skene where a physician was arrested, fined $50 and costs. The child was awarded to the father.
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Commercial Tribune
Hamilton
Murphy
John Allstatter
Oxford
Emma Allstatter
Special Tax Ordinance on Harrison Avenue Improvement
Cincinnati ordinance 834 imposes a special real estate tax on properties fronting Harrison Avenue between Rankin and Clifford streets to fund 60 percent of street improvements. It authorizes $6,297.02 in bonds payable over five years with 4 percent interest, plus annual assessments due within 30 days after passage, and details collection, sinking fund, costs, and payments through 1909. Passed October 12, 1908.
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Southien Terainen Db
Sena
Department
City of
Cincinnati
Wilmer Avenue
Beechmont Avenue
Board of Public Service
John Galvin
Edwin Hendehrson
Harrison Avenue
Rankin Street
Clifford Street
State of
Ohio
Council
A.D
RE. O. Bathgate
Edwin Henderson
Bankruptcy Begun Against Battle Creek Breakfast Food Co
Bankruptcy proceedings opened in the U S District Court in Chicago against the Battle Creek Breakfast Food Company makers of egg o see The petition claims liabilities between 400000 and 500000 with assets about 200000
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Chicago
United States District Court
Battle Creek Breakfast Food Company
Judge appoints receiver for Egg o-Lee Company
Circuit Judge North named John A. Lihihan as receiver for the Egg o-Lee Company organized as the Battle Creek Food Company in Battle Creek Michigan.
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Battle Creek, Mich
North
John A. Lihihan
Eggo-Lee Company
Battle Creek Food Company
Imperial Bank Weekly Statement Shows Mixed Cash Movements
Berlin report charts changes in cash in hand up by 39,758,000 marks while discounts rise 87,988,000 marks and in circulation falls 19,244,000 marks. Net shifts reflect bank liquidity in early October.
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Berlin
Imperial Bank of Germany
Should Be In Every Home The Commercial Tribune
A clearly stated promotional line from The Commercial Tribune urges readers to obtain the publication for comprehensive home reference and daily news, reflecting the era's emphasis on civic and household utility.
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THE
Commercial Tribune
Ordinance No 829 Bond Issue for Cincinnati Hospital Garage
Cincinnati adopts Ordinance No 829 authorizing bonds of 1000 dollars to finance hospital garage construction. Bonds bear four percent interest payable semi annually, dated November first 18__, due in one year, at American Exchange National Bank. Auditor to offer at par to Sinking Fund Trustees. if accepted, proceeds restricted to Garage Fund under law and this ordinance.
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Cincinnati
American Exchange
National Bank
New York City
New York
Linkin Fund
City of
Sai
Board of Commissioners
Board of Ommissioners
Theity of Cincinnati
Board of Public Service
John Galvin
Edwin Henderson
Cincinnati Hospital
State of Ohio
American Exchange National Bank
Liberty Street
State of
Ohio
Libery Street
KK. O. Bathgate
City to Vacate Portion of Alma Street in Cincinnati
An ordinance proposes vacating a 42.42 foot segment of Alma Street near Sycamore Avenue following a petition by adjacent lot owners. Publication to end October 8 1908 confirms pendency and council finds good cause and no public harm. E O Bathgate signs as official.
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Alma Street
City of
Cincinnati
State of Ohio
Sycamore Avenue
Said Street
A.D
E. O. Bathgate
Council
Edwin Henderson
Ordinance to proceed with Astoria avenue improvement
City of Cincinnati ordinance decides to advance the Astoria avenue project from Shady Lane to its western end. It specifies grading concrete curb and gutter macadamized roadway and drainage, with assessments by frontage to fund costs and interest on bonds.
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Astoria Avenue
Shady Lane
City of
Cincinnati
Ohio
Department of Public Service
City works levy rules for Astoria Avenue improvement
An excerpt describes assessments for a city project on Astoria Avenue from Shady Lane to its western terminus. It notes bonds issued, deferred installments, and costs paid from proceeds, with a bid process and ordinance effectiveness upon approval by the Council president.
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City of
Cincinnati
Cincnnati
Astoria Avenue
Shady Lane
Board of Public Service
John Galvin
Edwin Henderson
Ordinance funding Liberty Street Viaduct repairs
City adopts an ordinance to provide funds for reconstructing and repairing the Liberty Street Viaduct. It authorizes bonds of 50 000 dollars at 4 percent interest, dated 1908, to be issued and placed in the Liberty Street Viaduct Fund for expenditure by the Board of Public Service upon warrants issued by the City Auditor and Treasurer.
Ordinance 831 Determining Walker alley improvement plan
City ordinance determines proceeding with Walker alley improvement from Cherry to Delaney including grading curbs paving and drains. Assessments set for five annual payments with bonds issued to cover costs. effective after passage on October 12 A.D. and filed in the Public Service office.
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Cherry Street
Delaney Street
City of
Cincinnati
State of Ohio
Walker Alley
the &S&th
Department of Public Service
Board of Public Service
John Galvin
Edwin Henderson
Sealed bids sought for coal delivery by Cincinnati Board of Public Service
The Cincinnati Board of Public Service invites sealed bids by 12 noon on November 10 1908 for 800 tons of coal with option for 5800 more to be delivered by board supplied wagons to an outdoor pool for December 1908 through February 1909. Bids must state price per ton and coal quality, include full bidder names, and a 10 percent bond with a certified check.
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Board of Public Service
Cincinnati
State of Ohio
Skid Board
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