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Newspaper
Cincinnati American
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1913
Page
9
November 4 reports small shifts in stocks and markets. Securities remain scarce with only light activity in bonds and exports. prices for tea and silk products show modest advances as demand holds steady amid limited supply.
The stock yards market was slow with declining prices. Receipts include cattle and sheep with prices noted for shippers and butchers. butcher steers fetch around 7.25 dollars and related summary figures show modest activity in the week.
On November 4, market chatter shows little movement in cotton as investors paused amid election uncertainty. Traders noted minimal price shifts and steady demand with no clear directional signal from political developments.
Prices on bananas cucumbers and beans listed by vendor in Ciecanati on November 4. Bananas and peas show per bushel pricing 1.85 for green peas and 1.55 for other varieties. Various items including cucumbers and marrow beans are noted with test prices.
A fragmented market listing shows prices for various grains and refined products. Entries include white oats priced at 4.4c, yellow aes at 10c, refined at 5.60c, and powdered at 4.00c, with cabes 6.060 and extra C measures of white grain.
yesterday prices remained unchanged. dairy quotes list 2 26e per unit and 5e for extras. no major movements in stock items or nesters.
Fragmentary Cincinnati column notes a mix of market prices and stray items. Mentions beef, cheese, and regional trade mentions with unclear dates and sources.
Mrs. Anderson Hughes Drew, New Zealand delegate to the International Congress of the W C T U, says liquor interests are the strongest obstacle to ballots for women. She cites press campaigns linked to temperance groups and notes New Zealand's high infant survival and rising women voter participation as proof that suffrage benefits society.
Senator Benjamin Tillman defends lynching for assailants of women in a Spartansburg Herald letter. He attacks Governor Cole’s doctrine as part of the Blease era and claims origin of the phrase to hell with the Constitution. He criticizes recent political shifts and recalls speaking in Chicago.
Rail timetable fragment lists departures and arrivals across lines including Wheeling and Pittsburgh, Columbus, Lexington, Cincinnati, Louisville, Nashville, and Chesapeake and Ohio. Shows daily and Sunday patterns, with accommodations and intercity connections, including local stops like Hamden and Maysville.
Readable fragments show New York Central routes including New York and Boston Cleveland Detroit Cincinnati and Indianapolis corridors with various daily and multiple timepoint departures and arrivals. The broken OCR paints an era timetable with stations Lafayette Kenton Sand Tabana and Wayne among others and several unspecified times.
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