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Newspaper
Cincinnati American
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1913
Page
9
New York stocks edged higher with modest volume as investors weighed muted earnings and cautious outlooks. Trading narrowed with declines in some sectors while tech and utilities showed limited strength.
Market reports show egg production temporarily fallen and storage houses restricting supply to hold up prices. Analysts note demand remains steady while farmers attempt to improve flocks, a situation that could push prices higher before markets recover.
The article outlines six reasons for low egg supplies: scarcity of matured pullets hens in molt poor housing improper care and feed demand for white eggs and the practice of storing eggs to boost prices.
The article analyzes high egg prices and potential $1 per dozen before Christmas, citing farm hatch timing, molting cycles, feed costs, and farm management. It notes white eggs fetch a premium, shifts to Leghorns, and warns overcrowded flocks and poor feeding curb production. Storage laws also deter unloading preserved eggs.
Bayard L. Kilgour as trustee files in Hamilton County Court of Common Pleas case No. 155119 to cancel a mortgage on land in Miami Purchase Section 21 Township 4 Range 2 alleging full payment. Richard Settle, Warren Drake, Louis Drake, Ellis Drake, William Drake named defendants with unknown residences. defendants must answer by January 3, 1914. Wallace Burch represents plaintiff. Cincinnati, October 31, 1912.
Mrs Sophie Price of 8761 Finney Avenue says she and George D Price lived as a common law couple for nine years. She asserts a prior marriage exists and demands support for herself and their children. Price recently married Theresa Butler, and Price's earlier marriage to William T. is claimed by the first wife.
A fragmented OCR page shows mixed commodity listings including wheat, corn, and oats with various prices and lots. It also includes livestock figures for hogs and cattle, plus notes on futures and receipts, all presented in a dated market-report style.
Fragmentary notes from a market desk hint at lower prices and thinning receipts amid cautious trading. Unreadable segments suggest shifts in commodity values and market sentiment.
A garbled OCR extract lists various produce items with inconsistent pricing notes. It mentions California, Oregon, and Florida regions, with items like cabbage, celery, cranberries, cucumbers, carrots, and peppers, plus per ton and per bri units. The text is incomplete and lacks coherent figures.
Fragmentary OCR shows items like dried fruits and apples with varied pricing terms. Mentions fancy and choice grades, numbers such as 18¢ and 20%, and places including California. Lacks coherent full entries or dates.
Fragmentary OCR shows a meat market listing with items like smoked meats shoulders bacon and hams. Mentions prices such as 10.62 and 13 2, aged notes and various cuts including ribs and bellies. The text is garbled with stray symbols and lacks coherent structure or complete entries.
Market activity shows limited creamery production with modest gains in some grades. Prices remain steady overall as buyers and sellers negotiate around average yields and small lot considerations.
A fragmentary listing details various goods such as grease wool linseed lard and cotton products with prices and measures. It notes whisky barrels on hand and a sale base price of 1.32 per gallon. The report reads like a late 19th century commodity inventory.
Railroad time tables from Washington Philadelphia and nearby routes list departure times such as 6 am 12:15 pm and 6: runs to Wheeling Pittsburgh Columbus Newark and more with arrivals at various stations. The page shows multiple lines and irregular formatting reflecting old timetable snippets.
Fragmentary OCR lists Great Central routes from Washington to Baltimore Philadelphia Rich Norfolk with times like 6:35 pm. Mentions ashland and Indiana connections and unspecified intermediate stops. Sparse details hinder full schedule reconstruction.
Classified rates and railway timetable blurbs list advertising charges and how to place ads, plus rail connections and arrivals. The dense text includes station names such as Columbus Cincinnati Lexington Norfolk and New York Central routes, with daily and weekend options and various departures and arrivals in a period-typical telegraphic style.
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