Wheat prices fall after Bradstreet supply rise
Chicago news notes Bradstreet's report shows a large weekly world wheat surplus, pressuring December futures from 9 99 3 4 to near 9 9 3 4 cents. Corn rises on Illinois crop fears, oats steady, provisions ease, and receipts heavy with traders mixed on future directions.
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Chicago
Bradstreet
Illinois Grain Dealers’ Association
Liverpool
Minneapolis
Illinois
Northwest
Commission House
Experiments in Marine Life and Fisheries Policy
Reports show US Bureau of Fisheries experiments on acclimating shad and bass to new waters, oyster fattening, and salt lake feasibility. Observations cover dogfish threats, lugworm sand intake, and eyes on sea squirts. Deep-sea explorations include the Albatross and Nero with Guam depths noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
United States Bureau of Fisheries
Pacific
New England
Middle Atlantic
Great Salt Lake
Utah
Bureau
Lynnhaven
United Staets
United States
Bureau of Fisheries
Nero
Guam
Mt. Everest
Frederic J. Haskin
American Bankers’ Association
Wheat and Flour Markets Across Cities Report Sept 22
Market summaries from New York to Minneapolis show flour receipts and exports, steady or easy price actions, and specific bid levels for wheat and corn. Notable figures include New York spot No 2 red at 1.06 to 1.08, futures around 1.08 to 1.10, and Minneapolis No 1 hard at 1.03 with bran and flour price ranges noted.
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New York
I. F
Buffalo
JA. F
Northern
Duluth
Wall Street
Commercial Tribune
Toledo
Baltimore
Minneapolis
River Departures and Ohio River Forecast
Louisville reports evening departures from the river port with the Bessie Smith bound for Madison and Lizzie Bay for Louisville. The Kentucky sails from Main Street at 5 p.m. for Louisville and intermediate ports. The Ohio River forecast shows a general fall except at Portsmouth with a slight rise. Cincinnati expected near stationary Wednesday.
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Bessie Smith
Madison
Lizzie Bay
Louisville
Kentucky
Ohio
Portsmouth
Cincinnati
Main Street
Jisville
Weather and River Readings From Port Circuits
News From Other Ports reports river levels at Madison Pittsburg Wheeling St Louis with readings 2.8 feet falling 0.2 foot 1.1 foot 3 inches stationary and 4.9 feet. The Lillie and Georgia Lee ships are listed among arrivals from Cairo Memphis and other cities.
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Madison
Pittsburg
Freeport
Beaver Dam
Wheeling
ST. Louis
Prrived
the Lillie
Cairo
Ogdner
Georgia Lee
Memphis
Madetee
Market Report From St Louis Grain and Goods Prices
Grain and flour prices edge up and down with first clears at 4.25 to 4.45 and flour receipts totaling 12 000 bushels. shipments list 36 000 barrels of flour and 103 000 bushels of wheat. Other commodities include timothy seed 2.50 to 3.50, pork steady at 16, lard 10.05 to 10.15, and dry salt meats unchanged.
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Eptember
Ccesovcces
Ccesvccesce
Timothy Eeed
FICUP
DBS
Louis
Frlour
Red Winter
Timothy
Ordinance granting Cincinnati Traction rights on Harrison Avenue Viaduct
City ordinance 759 grants The Cincinnati Traction Company use of tracks and poles on the Harrison Avenue Viaduct for John street Fairmount Cross-town and Harrison avenue lines. It sets annual payments of 1500 dollars, maintenance duties under the City Engineer, and conditions for termination and future shared use with other companies.
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Cincinnati Traction Company
Harrison Avenue
John Street
Fairmount
City of
Cincinnati
State of Ohio
Cincinnati Street Railway Company
Crosstown
State of
Ohio
Edwin Henderson
Hamburg and Memphis Sailings and River Annotations
From Hamburg to Belle of Calhoun and other city names, vessels listed with departures to Grafton Alton Omaha and Burlington. River reports show Evansville at 2.6 feet and falling, Cairo 7 feet and falling, with arrivals including City of Saltillo from St Louis and sailings by Sum mers and Herman Pacocke to the Lower Mississippi and Tennessee River.
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Hamburg
Belle
Calhoun
Dubuque
Keokuk
Spread Eagle
Grafton
Macomb
Memphis
Georgia Lee
Lilly
Alton
Omaha
Hambug
Burlington
Evansville
Cairo
Saltillo
Louis
Negro Attacker Sentenced in Police Court
Warren Newman, 22, described as a negro, was sentenced to six months in the workhouse and fined $100 plus costs after attacking Mrs. Anna McDowell on Broadway Monday night. He beat the woman and threw her child into the street, then robbed her of food for the baby. Judge Lueders condemned highwaymen in passing the sentence.
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Warren Newman
Anna McDowell
Broadway
Lueders
Revenue Receipts for August 1908 Fall Short
Washington reports August 1908 internal revenue receipts totaling 19,094,657 dollars, down from 22,235,897 dollars in August 1907. Major declines include spirits 1,869,990 dollars, fermented liquors 1,056,261 dollars, and tobacco 223,307 dollars.
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Washington
Internal Revenue
City Ordinance for Special Tax on Fairmount Avenue
Cincinnati ordinance No 74 authorizes a special real estate tax on properties bounding Fairmount avenue between Harrison and Thompson. It sets a total cost of 3 504 24 with 90 percent funded by bonds of 2 906 66 payable over five years at 4 percent. Proceeds fund road improvements and street intersections.
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Saturn
Fairmount Avenue
Waverly Avenue
City of
Cincinnati
State of Ohio
Eeebes
Saturn Street
Rey
Board of Public Service
Special Improvement Fund No
John Galvin
Council
Edwin Henderson
Harrison Avenue
Thompson Avenue
Ac of
Seanie Bacaehstes
Special Improvement Fund
A.D
Ordinance Fixes Barr Street Width in Cincinnati
Ordinance No 760 fixes Barr street sidewalk width at ten feet on the north side between Cutter and Mound streets. A 26 foot wide road extends south, with five feet for park space. Ordinance repeals conflicting laws and takes effect after the earliest period allowed. John Galvin
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Barr Street
Cutter Street
Mound Street
City of
Cincinnati
State of Ohio
Yu Reenter
John Galvin
Edwin Henderson
River Freight Notice for Departures Daily at Five
Lower Ohio for Louisville and intermediate points via Poats leaves foot of Main Street daily at five o clock except one at nine a.m. River freight received daily. Tel M 1807.
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Ohio
Louisville
Main Street
Tel
Ordinance No 758 Bonds for Water Works Improvements
The city proposes issuing bonds totaling 1000 to fund easterly Water Works improvements between Eastern avenue and Torrence road by building concrete steps. Bonds of 500 each bear 4 percent interest, dated Oct 1, 1908, due five years later at American Exchange National Bank. Proceeds to Water Works Improvement Fund.
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Eastern Avenue
Spring Grove
Reading Road
Sheps Cewaagineese
Columbia Avenue
Delta Avenue
McMillan Street
Ingleside
Muomug
Liston Avenue
Bideton Avenue
Csccsc
Bonoelhi
BOD
Dane Street
Western Avenue
Lick Run Road
Oon Npas
McHenry Pond
Forest Avenue
Warner Street
Sclote
Svoasccress
Laeses
Auburn Avenue
Erican Exchange National Bank
New York City
State of New York
Cincinnati
City of
Board of Public Service
John Galvin
Edwin Henderson
Torrence Road
State of
Ohio
American Exchange National Bank
New York
Water Works Tesparty Improvement Fund
Lawy
Ordinance vacates portion of Rochelle street Cincinnati
An ordinance authorizes vacating a Rochelle street segment between Falke and Vine streets in Cincinnati Ohio after a six week public notice. The measure cites a June 22 1908 petition by nearby property owners and council hearing finding good cause and no detriment to private or public interests. The vacated area runs from Vine Rochelle corner along Rochelle north line to Falke, then a diagonal 86.28 feet to a point on Rochelle, then 72.83 feet along Rochelle to Vine and 60 feet up Vine to the starting point.
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Rochelle Street
Falke
Vine Streets
Falke and
City of
Cincinnati
Hamilton County
State of Ohio
Vine Street
Falke Street
John Galvin G
Edwin Henderson
City of Cincinnati
Dodsworth Avenue
Spring Grove Avenue
Miami Canal
Jefferson Avenue
Cambridge
Mitchell Place
Auburn
Wabash Avenue
Duck Creek Road
Langdon Avenue
Evanston
Evanston Avenue
Netherland Avenue
Glen
Parker Avenue
Westview Avenue
Fergus
Thomson Heights Avenue
Mohawk Street
McMicken Avenue
Ravine
Clifton
Osterfeld Avenue
Milwaukee Avenue
Fifth Avenue
Glenway Avenue
Price Hill
Rosemont Avenue
Littleford Street
Russell Street
Ida
Hast Court
Eden Park
Elsinore Avenue
Reading Rad
Gilbert Avenue
Elsinore Co
Appointment of administratrix for Graf estate in Cincinnati
The undersigned Ther esia Lied is appointed administratrix of the estate of Graf also known as Louis Lied. Dated September 7, 198, in Cincinnati.
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Graf
Louis Lied
Cincinnati
Theresia Lied
Hamilton County Agricultural Society Sealed Drainage Bids
Sealed proposals for grading and drains at the Carthage Fair Grounds are due October 10 1908. Plans may be inspected in Madisonville and Cincinnati offices. Bid bond of 1500 dollars required. bid acceptance and contract performance within ten days. The Society reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
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Board OF Education
Madisonville Village
Hamilton County
Ohio
Fourth National Bank
Cincinnati
J. F. Klein
Hamilton County Agricultura’ Society
Wiggins
Fair Grounds
Carthage
Othe
W. H. Settle & Co
Madisonville
Holbrook & Ferris
Carlisle Building
Hamilton County Agricultural ,Society
H. Lee Early
Per D. L. Sampson
Federal Building
Chicago
Ill
Boston
New York
Quartermaster’s Department
U.S. Army
Gol
W. W. Robinson, JR
Cincinnati Ordinance Regulates Sixth Street Markets
Ordinance No. 764 sets seasonal market locations on Sixth Street in Cincinnati Ohio. Markets on the north side run November through April excluding the Elm to Central stretch, while the south side markets operate May through October. South side stands Elm to Central may be used year round on market days. north side stands Elm to Central follow superintendent rules. Repeals ordinances 365 of 1899 and 540 of 1900.
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Sixth Street
City of
Cincinnati
State of
Ohio
Elm Street
Central Avenue
Said Street
John Galvin
Edwin Henderson
Ordinance Fixes Kenyon Avenue Roadway and Park Space
Ordinance 761 fixes the Kenyon avenue roadway and sidewalk between Cutter and Mound streets at ten feet on the south side. A twenty five foot north extension is set as roadway and a fifteen foot north strip designated for park purposes. The act repeals conflicting ordinances and was passed September 8, 1908.
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Kenyon Avenue
Cutter Street
Mound Street
City of Cincinnati
State of Ohio
Galvin
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