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Newspaper
Cincinnati American
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1913
Page
9
The report notes scattered price movement across stocks with industrials steady describe mid day range. Some issues hit new lows while others posted slight gains as traders weighed winter and spring offerings and nearby futures trends.
Police believe William Campbell alias Charles Jones could explain the deaths of Bertha Courtney and Mrs. Oliver Smith in Plum Street if he reveals details before his December 31 execution for the George Muir murder in Montreal. No funding exists to send an officer for the probe.
Eggs remain around four cents each with most dealers quoting 45 to 47 cents a dozen for daily consignments and 34 to 35 cents for cold storage. Turkeys sell 16 to 17 cents on foot with retail 23 to 24 cents and a likely cap near 26 cents per pound. Rabbits now cost 25 to 26 cents each, up sharply from last year. Local merchants import green stuffs from the south with fresh California tomatoes and ample cranberries and grapefruit available. Meat and fish prices unchanged.
The report details cash and futures quotes for wheat and corn with No 2 and No 3 grades, plus white and yellow corn variations. Prices show declines in December futures and mixed activity across barley and oats, with emphasis on cash bids and closings reported by The American.
Readable fragments show the market for wheat corn and oats with notes on inquiry demand and price levels. Mentions No 2 and No 4 grade wheat and white and yellow corn prices with uncertain figures and typos present.
The American reports mixed livestock receipts and cautious trading across major markets. Hog receipts near 27 000 in Chicago with a slow weak market. St Louis shows 7 000 hogs and cattle around steady to 1 0 lower. Indianapolis notes 10 000 receipts with steady to 10 lower hogs and cattle around 1 20 to 1 30.
A fragmented market notice lists various goods with prices and quality terms. Items include molasses from New Orleans, refined products, prime and strict prime grades, and assorted fruits such as apricots and raisins. Several entries specify origins like California and New Orleans with price ranges in cents per unit.
Readable fragments show various fruit prices by type and region. Apples and oranges priced in California and Florida, with notes on lemons and Valencia varieties. Some lines appear garbled with inconsistent figures and stray letters, but imply retail per unit and per box costs.
A fragmentary market item lists prices and cuts for poultry and pork products. It mentions beans tomatoes tuber varieties with per bush prices, ham shoulder and rib cuts, and short ribs. The text shows inconsistent OCR but preserves key terms like ham, shoulder, belly, breast, and short rib in a butcher market context.
The readable text shows scattered phrases about items like a brick, refrigerator parts, and garbled numbers. No clear persons, dates, or events emerge, leaving only miscellaneous fragments and mismatched words.
An OCR fragment lists various items and prices in a nonsensical jumble. It mentions green beans, coffee, wool, clothing, and washed goods with unclear quantities and measurements. The text resembles a midstream catalog or grocery ledger with errors and stray numbers.
A dense OCR of railroad time schedules shows departures and arrivals at Central Union Station Washington and routes to Newark Wheeling Camden Street, Louisville Nashville, Memphis, and other points. It lists multiple times across lines, with daily and Sunday service details for connections and special accommodations.
A scrambled timetable excerpt shows train departures and arrivals among cities including Indianapolis Dayton Hamilton Glendale and Baywiller. It lists various times such as 2:45 am 7:10 am and 10:10 am with notes on daily or weekend service and a Glendale accommodation line.
Partial timetable shows departures and arrivals for Norfolk and Western routes through Kenova Bluefield Roanoke Lynchburg Richmond Portsmouth and local stops. Notes include connection points at Grand Central Depot Washington Philadelphia Baltimore and Ashland with irregular times and stations.
A fragmented railway timetable lists departures and arrivals for Pennsylvania Lines and related routes. It includes trains to Columbus, Richmond, Zanesville, Lexington, Louisville, Cincinnati, Indianapolis, and other points with various departure times and arrival windows.
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