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Newspaper
Cincinnati American
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1913
Page
7
Report from New York notes varied activity as Pacific, Norfolk and Western, and Western Pacific lead trade volumes. Prices edged higher on some issues while overall market sentiment remained cautious with steady to modest gains and choppy session dynamics. Cattle futures show steady tones as commodities markets hold position.
Market listing shows prices for live stock and produce including eggs, onions, peppers, pineapples, potatoes, pumpkins, raspberries, tobacco, and tea. Prices are given per unit or crate with multiple varieties and qualities noted for each item.
Estimated hog receipts near 2,500 head with broader cattle and sheep totals. Hogs show price ranges from 7.00 to 10.00 while cattle trade varies from 4.25 to 8.10 for select lots. Sheep and lambs stay mixed with strong demand for extras and good to choice grades. Market tone is weak for sheep overall and mixed for cattle depending on grade. Special to The Americas at Lewis reports hogs and cattle receipts and price activity.
Fragmented OCR shows prices for prime shames dry salted meat and various pork and beef cuts. Entries include shoulders, bellies, hams, short ribs, light, and breakfast items with rounded percentages and ambiguous quantities.
Fragmentary OCR text shows mixed phrases and numbers with unclear context. No identifiable people or organizations are extractable for a coherent summary card.
An OCR fragment lists various coffee names and grades with percentages and prices, mentioning Wile prime 17 percent, fade 16 percent, low fair 14 percent, good ordinary 16, and itemized prices for New Orleans coffee types. Mentions government, starches, and dairy-like terms in unclear context.
Fragmented OCR notes indicate coal delivery terms and prices with references to anthracite and coke. The text is garbled but hints at a pricing update and delivery conditions for coal and related fuels.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention tallow yellow white and market terms with numbers and percentages but lack coherent context or identifiable events or entities. No clear people places organizations or dates are determinable from readable text.
John Richard Clancy of Byracia New York rises as a civic figure with long ties to charitable work. A Syracuse-born businessman and Democrat, his efforts helped advance current hospital efficiency through his and associates’ contributions.
Notes from the Business Men’s Club show inquiries from mile Jottrand of the International Congress of Chambers of Commerce about sending representatives to a Paris meeting on the sth of Juana 1914. The Underwriters' Club requests Kahn patent law amendment. Jackson Mich Chamber seeks reciprocal relations with Cincinnati Chamber. Washington park beautification plans advance with Saint Gaudens and Burnham designers. Prosecutor Pogue and wife plan Atlantic City trip for a college fraud meeting.
Special to The American San Francisco Dec 26 Indictments against Western Fuel Company officials are threatened as government says efforts are made to ruin prosecution witnesses. David G Powers the chief government witness denies Lena Caduffs allegations as a frame up. He claims blackmail attempts began three months ago and resumed with the trial.
Andrew Furuseth president of the International Seamen's Union cabled his resignation as a delegate to the international safety at sea conference. He disagreed with the committee on lifeboat command and urged steamers to carry experienced crew to man boats in emergencies. Other American delegates opposed the report as lacking passenger and crew safety measures.
Bank clearings across the United States reach 2.331 billion dollars for the week, a 9.4 percent decline from last year. New York reports clearings well below comparative figures of the prior year.
The Banking and Finance Committee met yesterday to study establishing a regional bank in the city. E A Leiter and Franklin Alter were appointed a special committee to confer with a local chamber committee on the plan.
The river levels show multiple gages rising through Friday and Saturday. Forecaster W C Devereaux notes Ohio River in the Cincinnati district will trend higher with several sites showing increases and a few declines.
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