TYPEWRITERS FOR SALE AND LOCAL REAL ESTATE ADS
Classified notices show several sales and bids. Equipment including Typewriters Oliver No 3 and Ruainy No 6 offered for cash swap. Sealed bids sought for gravel parcels from county auditor by April 27 1931. Real estate about 5 room houses cottages and lots offered with immediate possession and financing options. Also announcements of antique furniture trade ins and local handyman wares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James R. Davis
H. Howard
Phong Crockett
J. K. Gardner
Mp3
Emma Gardner
Troy
Tite W. Albert Quinn
Weymouth St. S Antonio
Liberty Bonds
Alamo Tent & Awning Co
Ave
Phone Crockett
Ear
Schley Ave
William Dellerman
Travix
W. B. Whitaker
East Commerce
East Side
E. Commerce Street
Stock-Dale
Whitaker
New
Beacon Hill
Cotton Prices Rise On Low Temps And Spot Strength
Cotton markets in New York and New Orleans advanced on frigid belt temperatures and a firm spot market. Short-term gains occurred amid war dispatch optimism, with New York futures up 48 to 60 points and New Orleans about 40 to 60 points. new crop months increased around 3.50 per bale as spot prices held steady.
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Cotton Exchange
New York
New Orleans
Southwest
Hester
Southern
Wall Street
Hsta
San Antonis
New York Cotton Opens Steady As Market Gains Strength
The New York cotton market showed renewed steadiness with bullish tone overnight. First prices rose 7 to 12 points on new crop strength and weekly world visible supply, while New Orleans firmed and traders speculated on favorable weather and price fixing news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New Orleans
Wall Street
Iseus
New Orleans Cotton Market Shows Mixed Gains
The New Orleans cotton market edged higher as cooler belt weather and firmer export movements supported prices. Traders found little prompt cotton for sale, with ongoing high prices for cotton goods sustaining market strength into the season. Cotton closed steady with modest advances in early trading, posting gains around 40 points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guyers
Northern hog market steady to ten cents up at major yards
Trading in northern hogs ranged from steady to ten cents higher amid slow Chicago sales and firmer St Louis trading. Fort Worth and Kansas City quotes showed softer hogs and mixed cattle and sheep activity as prices fluctuated across markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Stock Yards
Chicago
St. Louis
Valle
Revelpty
Fort Worth
Erdin Y
Weather Summary for San Antonio and East Texas 1918
Weather Bureau report for Saturday April 28 1918 notes fair conditions tonight and Sunday in San Antonio and vicinity with precipitation figures. It records Friday’s .39 inch, excess .12 inch for the day, and totals since January 1 at 7.0 inches with a 1.07 inch deficiency. East Texas shows fair skies with a forecast of fair Sunday.
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Samurday
San Antonio
East Texas
Cotton Statistics Across Ports and Stock Figures
A brief stock table summarizes cotton statistics across ports including Houston New Orleans Savannah Charleston Wilmington Norfolk Philadelphia and other named locations. It notes stock levels yesterday and on the same day with comparisons and seasonal excess in a terse ledger style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Tex
New Orleans
Savaliadl, Ga
Chrteston
S. Wilmington
Norfolk, Va
Philadelphia
Grain and feed prices from Port Worth marketing bureau list
Market bulletin lists grain and hay prices offered through the Marketing Bureau of the Department of Agriculture. Quoted prices include shelled corn at 1.75 to 1.87 per bushel for white corn, mixed oats higher, and alfalfa hay around 2.89 to 3.00 per hundredweight. Telegraphic updates note continuing shortages and contact avenues for sellers. Also includes New York cotton goods adjustments and local real estate and farm listings with prices and exchanges.
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Marketing Bureau of the
Age Tcultural Department
Port Workh
Rewlite
GA. S
Wwe
Houston
W. G. Hand
Department of Agriculture
San Antonio
Weather and market updates from San Antonio and national reports
San Antonio April 26 weather chart lists temperatures, rainfall, and conditions for towns across Texas and neighboring states, noting cloudy to clear skies, plus a regional cotton market summary with price readings from North Carolina to Florida. Across New York, futures quotes show May at 8.36 and October at 8.64, alongside Liberty Loan participation asks.
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Rilne
Miveston
Longview
Mount Wena - AO
Courly Naendounes J
Austin
Woppers Lanne Arble
Clear Riversiden
Claudy Snyder
Weatherford
Staten
Oor
Mlentesippi
Oklahoma
Carolinas
Lunderton
South Carolina
Florence
Greenwoot
Batesburg
Cslinsbhe
Kershaw
Spare Fanturg
Wingatres
Georgia
Valdosta
Florida
Galncavilla
Milan
Arlington
Belfvar
Brownsville
Atlesissipei
Clitkadale
Hazenville
Ariainsag
Newport
Marianna
New York
Local markets report mixed crop price shifts and weather impact
Fresh corn prices rise in Chicago on cold weather and snow prospects while local markets show limited apples scarce and strawberries steady. Tomatoes sell higher in Florida crates, hens scarce as government allows sale, others like eggs and beef hold firm amid unsettled grain futures and weak wholesale demand.
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Chicago
Wis
Shippers Market Prices and Dairy Quotations Report
Market notes show debbers prices Saturday to retailers with reduced commission. Butter and creamery quotes steady at about 44 cents per pound for Texas creamery. Poultry and turkeys listed with various price points. duck at 7 dollars per dozen at one line, beef and veal related terms appear. Regional quotes from Kansas City and Michigan Minnesota bulk dairy products noted with mixed levels and packing terms.
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Texas
Texas Creamery
Medias
Wheat Crop Poor in Kansas First Crop Report
Kansas wheat conditions were only 6 percent of normal on April 13 per the state board of agriculture. About one third of the nearly 9.6 million acres sown last fall were rated worthless or unlikely to be saved. Iowa condition listed at 4 percent of normal, with a forecasted crop area around 8.5 million acres. overall outlook mixed as the report notes large reductions from the prior year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kans Orl
State Board of Agriculture
Kansas
Weather Bulletin and Trade Reports From April 20
U S Department of Agriculture weather bulletin shows observations at 8 a m Saturday April 20 with notes on rough and clean rice markets in New Orleans and Savannah turpentine and rosin prices and receipts. Ukraine and Russia agree to peace talks via Kiev with Ukrainian authorities accepting and a courier sent to Moscow for Kursk negotiations.
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U.S. Deptment OF Agriculture
S A.m
Ukraine
Russia
Amsterdam
Kiev
Berlin
Ministerial Council of
Ukainians
Moscow
Kursx
Pools Control Week End Stock Market Specialties Feature
New York April 20 pools controlled today’s stock market with gains across specialties including waters subsidaries equipment, sagars and tobaccos. Market closed strong with about 275000 shares traded. Liberty Stock 98.84, 8.91 bid. W.5v to 86.00. Ralls rose after sharp activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U8 Steel
Ralls
Cathy Ates
Sates
Liberty Stas
Money Markets Mesican Money Trading in San Ane
Financial notices show currency and commodity figures from London and New York centers. Silver prices drift, with rates noted in fractions and three month terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Englisid Sloney
London
New York Bank Statement Details Clearing House Totals
The weekly report shows New York banking figures with total deposits at 619,525,600 and vault cash at 15,077,500. It notes changes from prior periods, including decreases in some categories and increases in others, with reserves and federal bank figures listed.
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New York
Weplestiaws
Federat Ks
Crete
Sperle
ANG Delta
Wholesale Produce Prices From Texas and California Markets
Wholesale prices to tradesmen for fresh country produce are listed, including onions from New Era Texas Bermudas at 4.40 and green onions per dozen, potatoes at 32.00 per hundredweight, tomatoes at 3 to 4.50 per crate, cabbage 4.50, lettuce 2.75 per crate, and a wide range of fruits and canned goods with varied rates. The data covers California and Texas origins, assorted nuts, dried fruits, flour, feed, and other commodities, with unit prices given per hundredweight, crate, box, or dozen as specified.
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Texas Bay
Tintin
Ara
San Antonio
Virstore
Tame State Wexas
Abilene
Tex
Amarillo
Atlanta
California
Charleston
Rio
Galveston
Mouston
Vila
Lear
Logino Lito
Toudy
Mobile
Ala
New Orleans
York
Norry
Okhena City
Loult
Clouds
Uytor
mtCidy
Washington
Wholesacre Commission
Texas
Bermudas
Oregon
Burbanks
Colorado
Ublery
Dos
Lumons
Ratlins
Camiafornia
Minolta
Fisuf
Columbhix River
Alaska
White
Y Lot
Schwab Clears Steel Shortage Muddle With War Board Accord
Washington April 20 2 A three week dispute between the shipping board and railroad administration over steel deliveries was resolved in a conference with the war industries board at the request of Charles M Schwab. The plan preserves priority for the shipping board except for warship construction and directs the railroads to detail steel for locomotive building while adjusting car construction to reduce total steel plate demand. Freight cars may shift to wood with steel used for trucks and frames, and full car supply is to be guaranteed for priority industries. Output of steel plates is expected to rise 20000 tons weekly by July 1 due to mill additions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Shipping Board
Railroad Administration
War Industries Board
Charles M. Schwab
Emergency Fleet Corporation
Schwab
Baruch
A, Industries Board
Steel Corporation
Casualty List From War Department Report
The list reports casualties including in action and missing in action. Names include Corporal John Hendrickson Corporal Earl Snow Private Carl I Alson Private Louis Emperate Private George C Seely Private Stanislaw Stepan Corporal Roy L Boyce Corporal Leon Ware and others with several listed as died of wounds or disease. Wounded and missing statuses are noted for several soldiers. The Buffalo News mentions a writer’s critique and notes familiar tragedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girelamo Viscuss
Roy L. Boyce
Leon Ware
Joseph Rizzo
Pietre Lantorne
James J. Norcia
Frederick Young
Privat
Joseph W. Zwinge
BUGLE
Walter S. Preddy
James St .Joan
Hubert B. Reheer
Leutenant Moses Taylor
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Oliver NO
Ruainy
J. P. Adams
Pittsburg
Ak Us
Nicholson & Furnish
BRADY
Crockett
Dunning Ave
Kinney
Algo
Dunning
Summit Terrace
Camp Wise
Gardendale
Highland Park
Ing
Truichan
Hume
Navakly ST
Chockett
Ring Batey CR
Bath
Rownevelt Loan &Thue CO
Vis
W. Contoyer
Horgalow
Batterson
Grant St
Alamo Heights
Sardwande
W. WM. Sartaln
Home
Blum St. Clats
Jitney
Crocket
Prospect Hill
Nandy
Duved
N.S. Diesargn
Arockett
Voruts P. Brown
Tomter Rida
SAN Antonio Loan & Trust
River Avenue
Brackenridgs Park
Crockett At
Carly
WR Woltiker
Rover
Waverosy
Antoni
New Orlean
NEW York Futures
UXAN
Devether
Sama
Yesee
Cay
Fort Worn
Cwwcabo
Kanes City
St. Louie
Mnvestoch
Fort WaRrril
Cncagy Livestock
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Stockera
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Sheepeiug
Muiby
Usl Ake
Dutty
Kansas City
ANC
Lane
Dev
Market
Wethers
ST. Louis Livestock
ST. Toes
Markit Aleady
Tive
Weather Bureau
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Mikes
Tenon
Marie Wind
Cotton Statistics
U.S. Forts
United Byates Exports
Great Britain
France
Mexico
Japan
Wantel Ooade
Mat St
Buckholis
Fleher
Jones P. Brown
Gunter Mag
Verita P. Brown
Gunter Ride
Loral
Dulles
Tes
Allen Dusty
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the Mouse OF Security
Scobby Fireproof Storage CO
Chicago Grain Futures
Tansas City
Oates
Kansas CT
Graln
Cue Agu
Heinyy Corie Owen
Tow
Shippers’ Market
Votators Tower
Recelpty
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Michigan
Minnesxom
Slsva
Mmark
Tuutae
Asx
Fallowa
Butters Creamers
Innane
Plesale
Halibut
Dow
Oir
Nice
Millers
Elvan
Turpenting and Rosen
Savannah
Abnele
Shinmenta
Buell
United States
Baldwin
Baltimore & OH
Bethlehem Steel
Pacific
Central Leather Sane Bsesapeake & Ohlo
Mil & St
R. J. Paclf
China
General J Ht
General Motors
Great Northern Prt
Great Northern
Minals Central
Pere Cranes
Marine Prd
International Paper Rae Ree Kennecott Copper
Louisville & Nashville
Maxwell Motors Iy
Moxiean Petroleuma
Miami Copper
Midvale Steel
Tae Ant
Missouri Pacific
Nan Tits
New York Central
Ril
Norfolk & Western
Xorthern Pacific
St At
Olin Cites Gas
Elly
REN & Sinelatr
Teetinin
Southern Pacific
Southern Nallway Etree
Studebaker Corporation
Tennessee Coppet i
Bane Mit We Co
Atty
Vaton
United Algar
Ind
Alcahal
United
Willys-Overland
Gulf States Steel
Virginia Cara
Money Markets
San Ane
Innie
National Tank
Mercantile Pine
Aimantha
Sismond
Cammerciat
Hanks
Canfimercial
Aveda Wits
Ats
N. Y
the Central Trust CO
Bank and Trust Company
Our Land Department
Ferrell
Jesse Oppenthelmer
Wahrmund Dohtn
Fred Wy Cook
Albert Steves Sr
Sam C. Bell
John J. Stevens , VY. Beiest
Sulin W, Warren
WS. A. Russell Audulph Wegner
Alfred Daedler
Dick O. Terre
Charles Schreiner
Rood
M. Wi Teerett
Emam Koehler Auée Kb, Ayres
John T. Wilson
G. Bechtel
Sudan
Prade
Krafpir Col Milo
Canova
Lipton
Honduras
Southern Cotton, Grain & Stock Exchange
Gunter
Houston &I
L. E. Mounger
Mer
Walter Turner
Sec
Tod
Peraheing
War
Harold To Lowe
Leon M. Morey
George [de Relhumeur
Edward Breze
Ang Kh. Burton
Naeward d. Cook
Newell J. Wloud
Wilelim J. Fotlen
Walter L. Howland
Leo Vodoticker
Arthur J. Kennedy
Adam Miekientes
George Pillip
Bertram (. Raynor
John Lower
Roy
Carl Zomeptth
Herve Noteet
Buffalo News
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