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Newspaper
Cincinnati American
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1913
Page
7
The report observes mixed trading in New York stocks with some groups pausing after gains and others pressured by late covering. It mentions the overall market tone shifting and reassures readers about continued activity as investors weigh near term moves.
The page blends futures and cash quotes for wheat and barley with livestock and produce prices. It notes milling wheat prices in various markets, tobacco offerings and receipts, and local sale results alongside brief commodity and public notices.
Hog receipts around 1,006 head with shipments 1,178. market steady with select hogs at 7.05 to 8.06 per cwt. Sheep receipts 25 head, market strong with extras 4.40 and good to choice 4.00 to 4.35. Calves steady with fair to good 9.50 to 11.75. Dec 27 at Kesessity and St Louis reports show varied activity and price ranges in hogs and cattle.
Market reports indicate a quiet wheat market with sufficient receipts to meet demand. Core and oats markets move steady to slightly lower with moderate supplies. various wheat grades and mixed corn show limited activity and minor price adjustments.
A dairy style note shows poultry prices with details on live weights and current rates. It lists turkeys, hens, toms, and young birds with price ranges per pound, per dozen for guinea poultry, and notes for fat and feathered varieties.
A fragmented dairy market update notes receipts near 7,900 with firm prices and related figures. Mentions Creameery activity, New York references, and a Keene area gathering while listing various scattered figures and terms.
A garbled OCR fragment lists prices for pork and smoked meats including dry salted, smoked, and sweet pickled items. Entries mention short ribs, shoulders, bellies, bacon, and beef carcass with various percentages and unit prices, among unclear brand names and locations.
Fragmentary OCR lists various food prices and products such as Mocha Sagar and refined sugars in New Orleans markets. Mentions include clarified apt, roasted and confectionery items with assorted price figures and vague references to prime and choice grades.
A fragmented price listing shows coal delivered and undercut prices per ton for various grades. It mentions terms like lump and slack, smokeless coal, anthracite, and delivery fees, with several numeric values that are unclear due to OCR errors.
A fragmented OCR style listing references assorted market terms and cryptic item notes such as salted goods, wool, linseed, and lard. The readable fragments mention markets, but lack coherent events, prices, or identifiable entities to confirm a clear news item or outcome.
Smith Hickelooper counsel for the Cincinnati Stock Exchange calls the blue sky law ineffective and unconstitutional. He says it fails to protect investors and would be challenged if Cincinnati brokers unite to test the law in court.
At the Hamilton County Farmers Institute meeting in Springdale School Hall on the coming Wednesday and Thursday speakers will cover alfalfa cultivation How to build up a run down farm What crops to grow The Experiment Farm and other topics Bert Smith DD D Harsh Perry Clawson C W Elliot. Annual officer election will be held Thursday.
The Traffic Branch of the Chamber of Commerce plans a special session tomorrow afternoon to file its report. Chairman Frank Van Slyck and Norfolk & Western general agent G C Van Zandt are vying for directorships on the Yellow Ticket. Plans to boost the candidates will be made at the meeting.
Mayor Hunt and Safety Director House attended the Refuge event yesterday. Misses Cash addressed the children while Inez and Melba Monfort entertained with songs. Christmas carols were sung by the boys and girls.
Members of the G A R conducted yesterday afternoon services over the remains of Charlee H Beck at 2047 Gilbert Avenue. Funeral services are planned today with interment in St Joseph's Cemetery after a month long illness ending Christmas night.
The text cites an offense for uttering false statements about the country’s financial condition to cause panic. Punishment is a $10,000 fine and at least ten years in prison. Representative Church is described as a Democrat in his first term in Congress.
Special to The Americas Washington December 26 Full information to help ICC members assess railroad operation in eastern classification rate case They seek detailed data on financial and practical operations not yet submitted The commission notes substantial information already received but calls for more data to proceed with justice on the 5 percent freight rate petition
Congregation at Wilson Memorial Presbyterian Church hosts Witch-night services on Wednesday from 4 PM to midnight. Informal activities celebrate mortgage payment with addresses by Rev. Frederick N. McMillin Rev. W D Malcolm and Rev. F K Parr.
Roy Glover of San Antonio Texas will be tried for his life for the murder of Kenry De Villiers veteran Boer War general. Detectives allege Glover bought two automatics with one used to shoot De Villiers as he entered Glover's home to call on his wife the divorced spouse of De Villiers. The other pistol was placed by the victim to support a self defense plea.
Police say the listed wealthier restaurant owner John Dudley is fictitious after a letter proposing marriage to Miss Adelaide Branch, described as Melvin Couch's love slave, surfaced. Attempts to locate him in Cincinnati proved fruitless last week.
The Lernal Order of Eagles will hold a New Years Eve at Eagle Hall. The committeemen in charge are Chas Echewerle Benning Chas Boges F W Schmidt James Yeingst James Casey Sam Franken Wm Beis and P H Layne.
Bicknell Young of the Board of Lectureship of the Mother Church Boston will lecture on Christian Science at the Music Hall the evening of January 9.
A man and a woman registered as Mattie Kibler and Addison B Claus are held by police after a complaint from Kentucky tobacco merchant Harry Cramer. The woman faces petit larceny charges for reportedly taking a diamond ring.
Fragmented OCR notes mention windfalls crates and russets with price figures around 65 and 82 cents. WPA reference appears indicating agricultural output or price controls. No clear event or names to anchor.
Police report several diamond thefts by hatpin or nipper thieves on street cars. Harry Scheve of Scheve Hardware said his diamond ring valued at 100 dollars was nicked on a Sedanisville car early Saturday morning.
Norwood Republican party leader Harry Pierson announces preparations for the January 1 inauguration of Marty Engelhardt as mayor. A public ceremony at Norwood Theater will start at 10 oclock Thursday morning with an entertainment program.
The Y M C A will celebrate New Year's Eve with an open house featuring a program of educational gymnastic and musical exercises.
The Wyoming Military Company has rented the George House and will use it as an armory, signaling a shift in local military infrastructure and potential security implications for the area.
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