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Newspaper
Cincinnati American
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1913
Page
11
New York stocks show firmer tone with some safety margins in utilities and Pacific and Reading firms aiding resistance. Declines noted in American Cap and Erie preferred while commodity prices and wheat and corn futures move with mixed signals across cash and futures markets.
William Madden a 26 year old clerk living at the Rand Hotel was fined 80 dollars and sentenced to thirty days in the workhouse on a charge of obtaining money under false premises. Madden was arrested December 2 by Traffic Officers Knight and Weber after merchants complained of worthless checks he passed.
Several city items appear including notes on George H. Kolker’s relapse after surgery and Jervey awaiting bids for Ohio River Dam No. 29 at Vevay Indiana with a $1,000,000 cost. Trade prompts cite Change delegation travel, ship subsidy debates, and a wave of advertising efforts by Cincinnati firms and the Chamber of Commerce.
Estimated hog receipts 6,612 with shipments 1,822 and prices mostly steady to lower. Cattle receipts around 1,100 head and hogs quoted from 6.15 to 7.75 with ranges for other livestock and mixed demand noted. Market tone described as steady for cattle and weak to lower for hogs in the latest report.
Wheat prices show little movement as traders weigh supply concerns and demand outlook. Market participants expect cautious trading with potential volatility if weather or crop data shift.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions Michigan and New York with scattered terms like Swiss, creamer, dairy, and creamery. The readable bits hint at a trade or product listing but lack clear actions, dates, or complete entities.
A fragmented entry notes whisky sales with figures across varieties and deliveries. It references prices such as 2.00 a ton for stock, 3.75 per ton for run, and 7.75 per ton for anthracite, and records 915 barrels sold at 1.934 dollars per gallon yesterday.
A garbled OCR document lists various goods and prices including fruits, vegetables, and coffee with inconsistent spellings. It mentions lemons, oranges, carrots, and beans, along with unclear quantities and unit costs, reflecting a dusty 19th or early 20th century store catalog tone.
The readable lines describe assorted junk phrases and misread words, including numbers and scattered names, but no coherent event or person emerges from the fragment. The text appears as damaged OCR data with no verifiable news content.
A dense listing of railroad timetables notes departures and arrivals across lines including Cincinnati Indianapolis Columbus and Detroit routes. It records station names such as CLEVELAND WASHINGTON and LOGANSPORT with times like 9:06 and 10:15 a.m. along with services to GRAND RAPIDS INDIANA and via the CENTRAL WASHINGTON corridor.
Vague timetable items list arrivals and departures between cities including Cincinnati Louisville Indianapolis and Columbus. Mentions Central Laion Station and transfers with partial times and notes Sunday service and station references amid unclear OCR data.
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