Fort Worth Star Telegram Ad Rates and Circulation Claim
The Fort Worth Star Telegram markets high circulation in Fort Worth and nearby West and Northwest Texas. It claims 36 000 daily net paid and 40 000 Sunday net paid circulation, with reach to about 400 towns, inviting advertisers to use the want ad department.
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Notice to Contractors Sanitary Sewers San Antonio 1916
Sealed proposals in duplicate addressed to the undersigned will be received until 4 oclock on December 1 1916 for the construction of sanitary sewers on Pruitt Avenue per plans at the City Engineer office. A certified or cashier’s check to ten percent of bid price must accompany each proposal. The City reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Fred Fries City Clerk.
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N. Laredo St
Texas
Innkruptcy
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James R. Davis
Commissioners’ Court
Bexar County
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San Antonio ordinance sets sanitation for ice cream parlors
An ordinance requires ice cream parlors and soda fountains to maintain clean premises, clean equipment, and safe beverages with one use drinking cups, sterilization rules, and prohibited straw use. Violators face misdemeanor charges and fines between twenty five and two hundred dollars. The measure was signed and approved by Mayor Clinton G. Brown on November 20, 1916.
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Clinton G. Brown
San Antonio
Tex
Kiest
Fred Fries
N. Flores St
M. Coppard
Swearingen-McCraw
Bidg
Ice Cream Regulation Rules Enforced by City Health Board
City ordinance regulates manufacture, storage and sale of ice cream in San Antonio. Rules require separated clean rooms, sterilized utensils, hand washing, clean uniforms, and proper vehicle and storage conditions. Health Department notified of disease cases. pasteurization and dairy quality standards specified. penalties include fines. Public sale notices and bids follow in adjoining notices.
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Higher Spot Prices Lift Cotton Trade Volume in South
Market reports show higher prices for cotton spots in the southern United States driving a surge in trade activity and larger shipment volumes as buyers seek available supplies amid tight markets. The stronger spot market reflects broader demand and price momentum across key trading hubs.
Cotton market opens higher as Liverpool firmness aids prices
New York cotton futures rise on Liverpool demand and hot spot advice before midday, with January touching 20.66 and May 20.99, then retreating to around 20.31 and 20.72 as selling picks up. Spot upland middling quotes at 20.20 with 23,300 sales. later steadies near 20.48 to 20.98 in March and May contracts by closing.
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New York
Liverpool
New Orleans Cotton Advances Then Sags On Cables
In New Orleans on December 1 favorable cables and bullish ginning expectations lifted cotton 13 to 16 points in early trading. Light offerings and moderate demand gave the market a buoyant tone while a private crop estimate of 11,355,700 bales weighed on old crop months. By noon old crop futures fell 4 to 7 points, afternoon liquidation dragging overall from gains. The 1:30 list showed a net decline of 1 to 16 points with the new crop showing more strength than the old.
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New Orleans
Cotton Opens Steady as Futures Close Barely Steady
New Orleans December 1 cotton opened steady with bids for December 19.95 January 20.08 March 20.87 May 20.61 and July 20.74 with October 18.54. Futures closed barely steady at 20.11.
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New Orleans
Liverpool Cotton Market Holds Firm on Spot Prices
Liverpool December reports firmer spot cotton with good middling at 12.31 pence and middling 12.214. Low middling 12.0 pence. Speculation and exports show 19,000 bales noted amid steady demand.
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Liverpool
Aioe
Cotton seed futures and quotations prompt close data
Regional futures show mixed cotton seed prices with December to November contracts varying from about 11.20 to 12.80 per unit. Quotes for open noon and final close reflect multiple contract months and aggregate sales around 900 to 20,300 units in New York trading.
Cotton seed oil market closes easier in New York
The New York cotton seed oil market closed easier on December 1 with spot at 12.70 a barrel. December and January futures both quoted 12.70 and 12.88 respectively. Total sales reached 20,400 barrels.
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New York
Weekly Liverpool cotton statistics report
Liverpool reports weekly cotton totals. Forwarded to mills 77 000 bales with 56 000 American. Stock 712 000 including 681 000 American. Imports 121 000 of which 96 000 American. Exports 38 000.
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Liverpool
Trade Not So Brisk In Produce Market
Busy Thanksgiving trade on Produce Row shows quiet buying. Market holds with little new stock due to care shortage. Figs rise from 90c to 1. turkeys and butter steady. hens up a few cents. Dealers expect a pickup in the next few days.
Wholesale Market Prices For Fresh Vegetables Fruits
Wholesale prices to trade list Colorado potatoes at 3.25 to 3.59 per hundredweight onions 600 per hundredweight celery per dozen 80c cranberries 10.50 per barrel apples oranges bananas grapes raisins figs dates canned goods coffee sugar and assorted meats priced to retailers with notes on crates bushels and car lots across California Texas and Colorado.
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Jonathan
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Ibe
Nave Rio
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Igc
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Lsc
Alaska
Rails Continue Ten Figure Lead As Markets Rally
New York trading reopened after the holiday with breadth and strength. Union Pacific rose nearly two points on ex-dividend activity while Read ing Rock Island and Missouri Pacific issues advanced. United States Steel regained over half of its gains as did other metals and utilities boosted by Columbia Gas and Montana Power. Petroleums and shipping shares added late pressure as closes proved irregular.
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Union Pacific
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Steady Prices Mark Local Livestock Trade
Quotation in the LWE market remained steady on Friday morning with modest receipts and no standout quality. Dealers attributed the holding pattern to a holiday yesterday and slow shipments, predicting better arrivals and active bidding on Monday as more cattle move to market. Today’s receipts totaled 428 cattle 278 calves 111 horses and 76 hogs with 10 cattle 69 calves and 76 hogs sold.
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Union Stock Yards
Cattle Hogs and Sheep Market Report from Fort Worth
Fort Worth stock market summaries show cattle receipts around 7500 with prices mainly 5.00 to 6.60 for stockers and cows, calves 4.50 to 8.50, hogs receipts about 6000 with bulk trades near 9.00 and top 9.65, sheep receipts 500 with lambs around 9.00, yearlings 7.0 to 8.60, wethers 7.25 to 7.75, ewes 4.50 to 5.50, goats 3.26 to 5.50.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Eife
Livestock Receipts Rise as Markets Edge Higher in St Louis
Hog receipts reach 13 000 with prices five to ten cents higher across categories led by light hogs at 9.05 to 9.80. Cattle receipts about 4000 with steady market. beef steers range 7.50 to 11.76 with various classes quoted. Sheep receipts 800 and market steady. lambs 7.50 to 11.75, yearlings 8.00 to 10.00.
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Livestock Receipts and Prices From Kansas City Market
Kansas City market reports receipts for hogs cattle and sheep with prices from bulk hogs at 9.75 to 9.80 and pigs around 6.75. Cattle receipts include 300 cattle and calves traded with prime fed steers at 11.60 to 11.75 and calves 7.00 to 11.00. Sheep receipts total 1660 with lambs 11.25 to 12.15 and yearlings 4.78 to 10.00. stockers and feeders limited trades observed.
Chicago Livestock Prices Reported for Dec 1
Chicago market notes show receipts of hogs at 42,000 with bids 5 to 10 cents higher. Bulk trades near 8.95 to 9.70, sows and pigs priced to 9.20. Cattle receipts 5,000 with a weak tone. native beef cattle 7.00 to 12.40, western steers 6.90 to 10.40, stockers 4.60 to 7.75, cows 3.80 to 9.90, calves 9.60 to 13.25. Sheep receipts 17,000 with a strong market. wether 8.50 to 9.00, lambs 9.75 to 12.40.
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Kansas City
Chicago
Wothers
Daily cattle sales Oklahoma City cattle market report
Cattle 1100 head steady, hogs steady to 5 cents higher topping 9.70, sheep 700 head steady. Today's sales include J. R. Kerr of Purcell, Oklahoma with an average weight and price noted as 33. BIOCEH oui ceccsc cece sEOEE $7.40.
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Wt. Price
J. R. Kerr
Purcell
Okla
Money market quotes in San Antonio on Friday
Trading in Mexican money in San Antonio Friday showed bids and asks for various notes. Banks and exchange offices posted rates for Nell peased a 47 state bank notes and Carranza pieces with differing bid and ask figures.
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Nell
National Bank
Bank of London
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Carranza
Marine Intelligence Galveston Dispatch
Galveston ship news reports arrivals and departures with vessels El Siglo from New York and Topi El Cid New Form Ramon de Larrinaga from Spain. Other craft include Manchester and Tampico trade movements noted for December.
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el Siglo
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Topi
Tampico
el Cid
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Manchester
Market Summary Showcasing Rates and Bonds
On December 1 mercantile papers and bills show 471 to 476 percent rates for various notes and cables. Francs demand and cables around 583 to 584 percent, guilders 40 percent, bar silver 75 percent, Mexican dollars 57 percent, government bonds steady.
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Mercantile Paper
Market Prices In New York Metals Ticker
Lead steady to firm with quotes around 7.30 to 7.50 per unit. Spelter firm on spot East St. Louis delivery at 12 to 13. Copper firm with Bisctreteels quarter at 34.00 and second quarter 32.53.50. Iron firm with Northern at 28.00 to 28.50 and No 2 at 27.50 to 28.00. Southern No 3 27.50 to 28.00 and No 2 27.00 to 27.50. Metal exchange quotes steady with spot at 46.00 to 46.50.
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East St. Louis
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Sizi
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Southern
Money Market Briefs In New York
Time loans easier with 60 and 90 day terms at 3 and 4 percent. Six month loans at 3 and 4 percent. Call money strong with highs at 6 percent and lows at 4 percent. Ruling rate 4 percent. Last loan 6 percent, closing bid 5 percent, offered at 6 percent.
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New York
London and New York Market Report Rounds Up Prices
London December 1 frail metals and copper prices listed with pounds sterling figures for lead pelter electrolytic and tin. New York December 1 sugar futures firmer on covering and outside buying while raw sugar and refined prices show steadying levels.
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London
Pelter
New York
Petroleum groups protest rail rates to Oklahoma City
The National Petroleum Association and the National Refining Company urged the Interstate Commerce Commission to find car load rates on petroleum and products from Arkansas City and Coffeyville Kansas to Oklahoma City and other Oklahoma points unreasonably high.
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National Petroleum Association
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Coffeyville
Kas
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma Points
Shippers Market: Cover Produce and Poultry Prices Steady
Buyers paid for cover produce in San Antonio on Friday as prices remained steady. Butter and Texas creamery rates held, while packing stock moved 24 to 26 cents per pound. Poultry markets showed firmness with hens, friers, broilers, and turkeys listed at varying per pound or per dozen prices.
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San Antonio
Texas
Texas Creamery
Market quotes from Kansas City dairy and produce
Quotations today show butter at 41c for creamery and 40c for frosted. seconds at 9c. packing 2c. Eggs list roosters 12c and broilers 3. potatoes priced at $1.20 per bushel.
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Kansas City
Market Quotations From Chicago Trade Prices
Chicago daily quotations show butter weak eggs lower with receipts including firsts at 38 39 cents and ordinary firsts at 37 38 cents. Potatoes steady after 40 car count. Poultry alive lower with fowls 14 to 15 cents, springs 15 to 19 cents, turkeys 18 cents.
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Chicago
Palmer House Adds Five Cent Charge for Bread and Butter
In Chicago the Palmer House introduces a five cent per person charge for bread and butter amid rising costs. Longtime chef Joseph Seyl, 75, recalls era of cheap eggs and flour as hotel patrons adjust to higher dining prices. Manager William Vier cites soaring kitchen costs as driving the change.
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Joseph Seyl
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Chicago News
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Joe” Seyl
Port Desperadoes In Arizona Aims For Screen Fame
A national guardsman in Arizona asks about desperadoes in the ports. A costumed soda fountain worker, now unseen, is described as looking fierce when in makeup and earning $200 a week from a California film company.
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Eoda
Moving Picture
California
Weather bulletin note from December 1 1916
Observation recorded at 7 am on Friday December 1 1916. Winds under 10 mph and precipitation under .01 inch are not published. Allen Buell, Meteorologist, Weather Bureau.
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Allen Buell
Meteorologist
Weather Bureau
Small Wheat Deliveries Strengthen Market on December Contracts
Scantiness of December wheat deliveries at Chicago boosted prices with December at about 1.71 and May near 1.79. Prospects of better railway car distribution offered some relief, but absence of export buying and rumors of U boat activity later pressured futures. Corn rose with wheat while oats saw limited buying and heavy market declines for the day.
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Ill
Atlantic Seaboard
Atlantic
Prices Hold Steady on Grain and Corn Markets
Kansas City dispatch reports grain quotations with wheat rising to around 1.74 to 1.78 for No. 1. Red prices near 1.75. Corn remains steady to lower with No. mixed at 90 cents and No. yellow about 90 to 91 cents. Oats steady around 55 to 56 cents. Rye quoted near 1.40 to 1.88.
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Kansas City
Grain futures close with mixed Dec and May quotes
Kansas City December grain futures closed with Wheat at 31.67 percent for December and 1.70 dollars for May. Corn quotes showed December at 86 and May at 88 cents.
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Kansas City
Market Quotes Report From ERICAGO Trading Floor
Quotations posted show grains and barley prices: wheat No 2 red at 1.74% to 1.79% per bushel, corn No 2 yellow 90 to 92 cents, oats standard 54 to 55 cents, barley 90 to 125 cents. Prices reflect typical grain trading figures.
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Lusey
Wheat and grain quotes from St Louis market
In St Louis on December 1 prices showed wheat steady with No 2 red at 1.77 to 1.80 and No 2 hard at 1.80. Corn fell with No 2 at 90 cents and No 2 white lower. No 2 white nominal 64 to 55 cents. Rye traded at 1.48 dollars per bushel.
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ST. Louis
Market Quotations From Chicago Provisions
Chicago markets report a series of commodity quotations with figures including open, high, low and closing values. The data table lists multiple items with varying prices and changes, reflecting daily activity in provisions trading.
San Antonio Provisions Guide for Dealers and Hogs
Local packing house quotations list salt extrasite dry salt bellies and bacon prices. Prices show 19 cents for fancy breakfast bacon and 20 cents for bacon bellies per pound. Pure lard 84 percent, compound 15 percent, and American cheese 28 cents per pound.
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