Pittsburgh urged as reserve city for Ohio West Virginia area
Discussion on centralizing the Federal Reserve in Pittsburgh grows. William H. Stephenson cites payrolls of 1.5 million and bank clearings near 3.008 billion for an Ohio West Virginia and western New York district. McKnight notes Pittsburgh’s ties to Cleveland Columbus and other banks fortifying its claim over Ohio cities.
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McAdoo
West Virginia
Rhus
Middle West
Ons
Philadelphia
New York
Congress
Sys
William .H. Stephenson
Pittsburg
Ohio
Maryland
Stephenson
McKnight
Pittsburgh Clearing House Association
Cleveland
Essen
Ocipeionet
Cincinnat
Gusgand
Cincinnati Gas ‘Transports Ie
Colmbus Gea
Columbia
Ges
Cimetapet
Stock
Gates Bretes Vlna
Ambos Xenia
Payton
Michigan
Ieeeee
Iors
Miami
Asegas
Cena
Ratiway Devas
Detratt
Obie T. &L
Scioto Vetley
Seeenwe
Beuthern
National Benk
Soar ‘National Bank
Cincinnati, Gas
Staa
Obie T
Snsegraw
Cincinnati
Columbus
Columbes
Columbus & Orreee
Ti Ives
New One
National Terrae A
Serens
Kroger
Financial Market Slump and Currency Shifts Dominate Trading
The report describes a wide market downturn with cautious trading across stocks and commodities. It notes heavy government debt issuance, lower treasury prices, renewed call money pressure in Wells Street, and ongoing gold exports amid rising foreign exchange activity. Cattle and hog markets show mixed but steady to firm tone in receipts and prices, with pork and lamb figures highlighted for January.
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Wales
Edie Mattana
Tor
Congress Bax & Catty
Proesten
German Empire
Well Street
Pereigs Exchange
Canada
Cesa
Iocal
Change to be sworn as officials of city
The Chamber of Commerce will again be officially recognized as part of the city government at the Monday night Business Men's Club meeting. Mayor Spiegel will swear in the newly elected officials of Change and deliver an address on municipal affairs. Speakers include John Temple Graves Governor James M Cox and Chamber president-elect George F Disterle. Many longtime members reserved seats for the banquet yesterday.
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Chamber of Commerce
Business Men's Club
Spiegel
John Temple Graves
James M. Cox
George F. Disterle
Chamber of Commerce Eyes Fort Worth Dedication Event
An invitation was received for a Chamber representative to attend the dedication of Fort Worths new Chamber building on January 23. George Dieterie plans to outline policy for the coming year at the annual dinner, with details to be released. Additional reservations were made for the Special Deluxe trip to the San Diego and Francisco expositions in 196.
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Chamber of Commerce
Chambrr of Commerce
Fort Worth
Texas
Vreueenene George, Dieterie
Chicago
Chef Commerce
San Diego and
Francisco
River river gauges show varied levels across Ohio valley
A fragmented report lists river heights from Cincinnati to New Orleans with readings like River Cincinnati 23.3 feet and Dam 41 power gauge noting rising or falling trends. Catlettsburg reports thin ice as the Ohio River is forecast to fall in the Cincinnati district during the week.
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Cincinnati
Gower
Greensboro
Pittsboro
Wheeling
Dam
Parkersburg
Radford
Hinton
Kanawha Falls
Charleston
Huntington
Williamson
Pikeville
Catlettsburg
Portsmouth
Maysville
Louisville
Evansville
Nashville
Chattanooga
Paducah
Cello
Keokuk
St.Louis
Ising
Kansas City
Memphis
Little Rock
Helena
Vicksburg
Shreveport
New Orleans
Ohio River
Wheat Market Mixed as Prices Wander in Slow Trade
Chicago and other markets report scattered selling orders amid unsettled weather. Wheat futures show small moves with cash and track quotes around 6.60 to 6.90 per bushel, while rye and barley price data appear in regional notes from St Louis Minneapolis and Milwaukee agencies.
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St. Lovis
Joly &c
Toledo
Jen
Minneapolis
Americas
Milwaukes
Baltimore
Kansasity
Peoria
Grain and fertilizer market notes with varied figures
The document lists prices and lots for seeds, feeds, and grains. It details tonnages and percentages for clover, mixed feeds, timothy, and wheat or oat straw, plus auction and standard white and yellow varieties with per cent readings and dollar amounts scattered through the text.
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Otmc
Market Receipts Mixed as Livestock Prices Fluctuate
Livestock quotes show 1,074 head of cattle at steady to firm prices near 7.75 with some variation for different cuts. Sheep offerings at 457 head show a strong market around 4.85. Lambs and other comments indicate market strength, though some lines are truncated.
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Omaha
Renee Coda
Reyther
Pitteborg
Jem
Neuss
Beffele
Martet
Vaneeen
Fragmented OCR item from 1846 publicity page
Readable fragments describe a public gathering or show with mentions of families, rides, and refreshments. Sparse details include a coin or item count and a notice about a picnic. No clear event name, place, or full names are retained.
Metter Creamery Extras and Receipts Report
The item list notes Creamery extras, packing stock, and receipts with references to Chicket and firets. It mentions New York and Batter dated January 16, with figures like 39K Ete and 240 Lae for various goods, in a list of miscellaneous creamery entries.
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Atc
Eee
Nesige Merteere Snensens
Americas
New York
Edentee
Bovey
Coel Delivered and Pricing Details for Various Loads
In a terse report a freight note cites delivery and pricing terms for multiple loads including 2.0 tons at 0 svt and sack $225 6 ton, Kasawee at S3.75 4 ton, smokeless lump and Me Se not ane stat Se 8 too. Ros mise 3. Sai tity wematoriess getvaed engi s Gashourse delivered $66600 tos, crashed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sai Tity
Whisky label reads Masia Y S L oe a balien pesbonda 7
A fragmentary note appears to cite a whisky bottle or label with the text Masia Y SL oe a balien pesbonda 7, suggesting a product or brand reference in the OCR. The readable portion hints at a Spanish or Catalan term. The exact context remains unclear due to damaged text.
Untitled historical snippet with unclear details
Fragmentary OCR text with multiple unreadable words and stray phrases. Contains scattered references to numbers like 19015 and 17% but no clear events, names, or locations. Unable to determine a cohesive news item or subject from the readable portions.
Fragmentary OCR Note Mentions SEGA and Prices
Fragmentary text references SEGA in California with small prices 2.15 and 1.00. Missing context obscures entities and events. no clear person, organization, or location beyond SEGA and California. This item appears as a damaged OCR snippet with unclear meaning.
Kale and Catowes Trade at B36 Per Set
Fragmentary notes show a price of B36 per set for Kale and Catowes items. Other details are unreadable but indicate sales or inventory figures. The report mentions a unit cost around 1.0 and a 26 item count in one line. Names appear garbled.
Fragmented OCR Note Signals Obscure Content
The readable phrases reference trash, gemstones, leaves, and a possible discussion of items but no coherent event or identifiable entities emerge. Content appears corrupted with partial words, hindering clear summarization of a single news item.
Kentucky Securities Dividends and Traction Company Assets
The Kentucky Securities Corporation owns the Kentucky Traction and Terminal Company and Lexington Utilities Company. Traction operates about 99 miles of electric lines in Lexington and surrounding cities. Utilities provides electric light power ice and gas in Lexington and nearby areas. Preferred stock 6 percent cumulates from Jan 1 1913. Surplus earnings for the next year are estimated at 200000 with about 79000 added to surplus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky Securities Corporation
Kentucky Traction & Terminal Company
Lexington Utilities Company
Traction Company
Lexington
Frankfort
Georgetown
Paria
Versailles
Nicholasville
Winchester
Blue Grass
Kentucky
The
Utilities Company
Lexington’ Railways
Israde
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Cincinnati and Suburban
Bell Telephone Company
Cincinnati Street Railway
Cleveland and
Columbus and
Xenia
Little Miami Ry.Co
American Laundry Machinery Company
American Book Company
Globe-Wernicke ‘Co
Procter & Gamble Company
Investment Securities
Walnut Street
Financial
New York, Inc
Simpet
Eels
Sem
Nettonel
Newport
Norwoet Netional
Ards
Baldwin Arte
Cor, & CIA
Welees
T&m
Scienee Wen
Breed, Elliott & Harrison
Indianapolis
Lasalle St
Walnut St
Fletcher Am
Montgomery
County
West Park
Indiana
Marysville
Lauderdale County
Miss
Victoria
B. C
Port of
Coos Bay
Ore
Monroe County
Sapulpa
Oklo
South Springfield
Manitob
Saskatoon
Dayton
Youngstown
Akron
Various
Special
OS . C
Nor
Rock Island
Parific
We Son
Perific Union
Pacific
Aniet
Car & PF
USA
UBS Ae Distillers
Car
West
Tricn
Westingtoass
Gs Om
Sean
Cates
Cniaco Ghar
Leander
Aaa
Jens Jens Juny
Ine
Ram Rae
Ask
Orsees
Deatereeeseunentosens Be
Cincinnati Grain Inspection
Ehdaiders
Doe
Eottadenes
Coal and Coke
Jara
Fruits and Vegetables
San
SEGA
California
Claude Ashbrook
Fountain Square
Cuyahoga County
Toledo, Ohio
Uhricheville
Youngstown Ohio
Lorain
Ashland County
Stark County
Wayne County
N. C
Houston
el Paso
Fitzgerald
Charlotte
N.C
Waco
the Provident Savings Bank & Trust Co. Bond Department
Wyoming
Hamilton County
Tenn
Jefferson County
Laurel
Morgan County
Ravenna
Reidsville
Polk County
Vine Sts
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