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Newspaper
Cincinnati American
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1913
Page
7
Markets show liquidation fears as stocks wobble amid uneven commodity signals. Prices for wheat and copper pivot with Canada Pacific and Amalgamated among notable movers while brokers report cautious activity and intermittent demand across major exchanges.
The West market shows steady trends with price changes for corn and oats. Corn prices ease due to large arrivals, while oats retain firmness with light receipts meeting demand. several grade prices are listed for No 2 red, No 5 red, No 4 white, No 2 yellow, and mixed varieties.
Special to The American reports livestock receipts and price trends from multiple markets. Slower demand and lower prices cited in several districts including S511 fair town and Dec 17 notes. Cattle, sheep, and hog receipts varied, with some regions seeing steady or higher bids while others showed weakness.
A fragmented listing shows pork percentages and various meat items with prices or weights. Items include pork, beef, and bacon notes, with references to shoulder cuts, bellies, ribs, and carcass terms, alongside scattered numeric values and percentages.
Fragmented OCR notes list creamery products and percentages, including butter and creamery seconds, packers in New York and Ohio, and references to receipts and market steadiness. Some lines mention Swiss and other dairy items, with unclear dates like December 17. The fragmentary tone resembles a market brief with sporadic figures.
The fragment lists varied poultry prices with percentages and labels such as white ducks and tom turkeys. It references older price figures like 12c and 15c per item, noting specifics for hens, ducks, and guineas. Total context appears as a market price list from a historical ledger or advertisement.
Readable scraps describe assorted grocery terms and prices from a damaged listing. Mentions include prime cuts, evaporated goods, California products, and scattered weight or unit references. Relative amounts and vendors are incomplete, yielding a mosaic of food items without a cohesive sale or brand.
Fragmented OCR text lists various odd items including green salted beets and crown hutchers with unclear context. Several numbers and color descriptors appear without coherent events or subjects.
Chicago public schools undergo a leadership swap as Mrs Ilano Young is ousted and John Shoop named successor. Critics accuse politics of driving the change while supporters urge reinstatement and defend Young's seven decade career amid controversy over sex education proposals.
The Navy Department intends to use the Underwood tariff law to buy supplies abroad rather than in the American market seeking nations worldwide for procurement.
First meeting to pursue a railroad for this place was held at the courthouse. A committee appointed by local citizens reported progress in obtaining stock subscriptions and moving the project forward despite unclear OCR text.
The readable OCR fragment lists fuel delivery terms and prices with several illegible sections. It mentions ton based rates such as 3.25 and 5 per ton and a gasoline price of 1.53 per gallon, with scattered references to delivery and locations.
The first sale of the week shows a firm market with large quantities and mixed lots of new and old tobacco. Dealers note rising arrivals of new tobacco and provide price metrics for various leaf categories and processing cogs.
Readable fragments show various prices for fruit and produce. Mentions lemons Messina oranges and grape fruit with prices per box or per pound, plus bulk and seconds notes from a grocery store.
Rome December 17 The American ambassador Thomas Nelson Page was told by the Italian government that suspicions against Dorothy MacVane formerly of Cambridge Massachusetts were groundless and no opera singer would cease performances.
Arthur Deritt of Akron faces six months in the workhouse starting tomorrow after being fined 100 dollars and having his license revoked for a year. He drove an automobile into a fire truck killing one horse and unseating three firemen.
Samuel Aci, president of the Mild Nnery Jobbera Association, addressed the Milliner Traveling Men’s Association on trade matters. The Chamber of Commerce Trade Federation Committee discussed a San Diese and San Francisco trip and 2015 expositions. A report from Columbus notes about 31 069 available for Hamilton County under the Hite law levy. a meeting Friday at 3 20 to discuss appropriation.
A sequence of river and dam readings shows multiple locations with varying levels. Some gages report rising water while others fall or stay steady as authorities monitor potential flood conditions.
Fifteen thousand boys enrolled in the Kentucky Corn club averaged 40 bushels to the acre despite drought. Dr. Fred Souténier reports in charge of the demonstration work. The article hints at an upcoming visit by a female speaker or figure.
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