Market Swings as Harriman Decree Impacts Rail Stocks
New York December 3. Harriman securities led the market at opening with Union Pacific and Southern Pacific uneven gains and subsequent weakness. Reading showed strength while general lists remained firm then fell. rails faced feverish fluctuations as dissolution effects were debated. Money rates stayed high, and bonds were irregular as readings and copper shares moved with the volatile mood.
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Harriman Securities
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Reading
Harriman
Canadian Pacific
Steel
Copper
Northern Pacific
Copper and Tin Prices Mixed in New York Market
Copper firm across grades with bid levels around 17.10 for spot and near contracts. tinEasy with spot and forward terms near 49.50 to 60.00. lead showed weakness at 4.25 to 4.40. spelter steady at 7.25 to 7.40. antimony quiet at 19.50. iron unchanged.
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New York
Cookson
Coffee futures steady as market closes mixed
New York reports No. 7 Rio coffee futures for March at 13.62 with May price still unsettled as traders note a steady tone amid light activity. Market watchers anticipate further direction from supply data and demand signals.
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New York
Niy
Steel records broken at Ensley mill in November
All steel output records in the south were shattered at the Ensley mill of the Tennessee Coal and Iron company during November. Figures released today show monthly records set in eight departments as the plant posted unprecedented production gains.
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Birmingham
Ala
South
Ensley
Tennessee Coal and Iron Company
Oil prices rise in Pittsburg and Indiana markets
Oil prices moved higher with Pennsylvania crude at 1.90 per barrel, while Somerset stayed at 1.10 and Ragland at 66 cents. Indiana oil saw a 3 cent increase to 1.11 for Indiana and South Lima, and 1.16 for North Lima, amid stronger gasoline demand.
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Somerset
Hartford City
Ind
Indiana
Indiana Pipe Line Company
South Lima
North Lima
Markets Chicago Dairy Eggs and Poultry Report
Butter unsettled at 28 36 cents for creameries and 26 31 for dairies. Eggs firm with 2060 cases receipts. at mark 22 25c, ordinary first 24c, fired 27 14c. Cheese steady with various grades quoted from 16% to 16% cents. Potatoes steady with Michigan 50 52c, Wisconsin 474 50c, Minnesota 484 bc. Poultry steady turkeys 13c dressed 11c chickens live 12c springs live 12c. Veal steady 9M 14c.
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Poultry and dairy prices steady in early 1930s market notes
Poultry steady with chickens at 12c and springs around 11 1/2c, turkeys 12c, geese 10c. Butter firm at 29 3/4c from creamery, eggs 21c. Across the country in New York, eggs steady with receipts of 8210 cases.
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New York
Commodity Price Report from New York and New Orleans
Raw sugar, petroleum, molasses, hides and leather values report steady firming trends in New York markets. In New Orleans rough rice and Honduran exports show strong demand with prices and sales figures for rough and clean Honduras and Japan shipments.
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Real Estate Transfers from 1912 Listings
A compilation of property conveyances listing buyers sellers and amounts across numerous blocks and new city blocks including Queensboro Place Mission Park Alamo Heights and Los Angeles Heights with prices ranging from 5 to 10 thousand dollars and several estates conveyed to heirs or trustees.
Automobile Licenses Listed for Peters Martin Dischert Lorenz
No. 3015-E L Peters 201 Toledo street No 3016-S J Martin 342 West Mistle toe avenue No 3017-Mrs Augusta Dischert 111 Grove place No 3018-Alex Lorenz San Antonio Texas.
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S. J. Martin
West Mistletoe Avenue
Augusta Dischert
Grove Place
Alex Lorenz
San Antonio
Texas
Cotton Men Move Northward as Texas Season Winds Down
Exporters and spot dealers say the cotton season is over in Southwest Texas and trade has shifted to Fort Worth Dallas and other North Texas towns where the crop is just starting. Some 1800 bales are held at Seguin awaiting 13 cents, with bullish sentiment despite smaller Texas output.
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Fort Worth
Dallas
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Seguin
Fort Worth Livestock Prices: Calves Up, Hogs Rally
Fort Worth market reports calf prices up 25 cents at opening with gains over four days, calves over 200 pounds selling around 7 dollars 25 cents. Beef cattle in general steady with best steers at 6.90. Cattle receipts about 3,000. calves 1,000. hogs uneven but finishing higher, top 7.90. No sheep arrived.
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Tex
Wheat and corn rise on scarce offerings amid mixed signals
Wheat edges higher as May contracts advance from early declines, aided by unsettled weather and lower Illinois yields. Corn firms on short covering and weather cues. oats follow. Provisions ease as hog run pressures ease. Cash wheat ranged with No. 2 red at 99c to $1.02, No. 2 hard 85–87c, No. 1 northern 86c, and other grades varying.
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Chicago
Illinois
Cattle Hogs and Sheep Prices Our Kansas City Report
Cattle receipts 13000 with 800 southerns. steady market. Native steers 6.50 to 10.70, southern steers 4.50 to 7.59, cows and heifers 3.50 to 6.00. Hogs receipts 19000. market 5 cents lower. Bulk sales 7.45 to 7.75. heavy 7.40 to 7.80, packers 7.60 to 7.75, lights 7.45 to 7.70, pigs 6.50 to 7.00. Sheep receipts 9000. market steady. Muttons 3.70 to 4.50, lambs 5.70 to 7.60, range wethers and yearlings 4.00 to 6.25, range ewes 3 to 5.
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Kansas City
Dee
Chicago
Reeves
Texas
Western
Vast Grocery Price List Across Poultry to Sugar
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California
Ben Davis
Missouri
Jonathan
Sananas
South Texas
Cattle Hogs and Sheep Receipts Reported at St Louis Market
Cattle receipts reach 10000 with 4000 Texans as market holds steady. Prices show native steers 5.65 to 11.00, Texas and Indian steers 6.00 to 7.50, cows and heifers 3.25 to 5.00, calves 5.00 to 6.50. Hogs total 16000 with prices 6.50 to 7.70. Sheep receipts 6500 and steady with native muttons 4.25 to 4.50 and lambs around 5.60.
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Chicago Livestock Market Quiet as Receipts Hit High
Cattle receipts around 7000 with a steady market. Hogs total 36000 with slow to lower tendency. Sheep receipts about 45000 and a weak market. Prices include Reeves five seventy to eleven dollars for cattle. hogs mix ed to heavy around seven twenty to seven sixty five. native and western sheep and lambs quoted in varying ranges.
Record Beef Steer Prices Rise on Chicago Market
A new top for beef steers in Chicago raised to 12 dollars per 100 pounds for ten Angus yearlings bought for eastern trade. Breaking prior highs, 11.05 had stood since October 23. Fort Worth paid up to 7.25 for calves, about a dollar above recent highs, as four car loads over 200 pounds sold for 7. Marathon cowman George Miller visited the Cat tlemen's Exchange praising local conditions. Rainfall 0.58 inches in San Antonio and widespread showers across the southwest boost livestock outlook.
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Cotton Prices Rise on Southern Spot Buying
New York published a report showing cotton open steady with advances of 3 points on strong Liverpool cables and heavy English spot sales. The market climbed 14 to 22 points on bull support and southern spot optimism, then eased, ending midday 12 to 15 points higher amid renewed selling and liquidation.
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New Orleans
New Orleans Cotton Opens Steady Amid Weak Belt Weather
Cotton futures in New Orleans opened steady with gains of 5 to 9 points on good cables and poor belt weather. Early trading showed limited sales and solid demand, with prices climbing 21 to 26 points from yesterday’s close by noon as buyers supported the market.
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Liverpool
Wheat and corn prices log for St. Louis market
In St. Louis prices show cash wheat at No. 2 red 1.03 to 1.07, No. 2 hard 89 percent. Corn No. 2 46 to 47 percent, No. 2 white 47 percent. Oats No. 2 338 to 354 cents. Futures: Wheat December 874 to 91 1/4 cents, May 91 1/4 to 91 1/2. Corn December 45 to 46 1/2. May 47. Oats December 31 to 32 cents.
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Cotton Prices and Sales in Liverpool Market
Liverpool reports a busy cotton session with 10,000 bales sold, including 8,800 American, and 6,000 receipts all American. Spot values show American middling fair at 7.4 pence, good middling at 7.10d, middling 6.904d, low middling 6.72d, and ordinary 5.78d. 1,000 bales were for speculation and export.
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Liverpool
Grain prices in Kansas City market report
Cash wheat and corn prices listed by grade and month for futures. Wheat No. 2 hard 87c, No. 2 red 97c to $1.00, corn No. 2 44% to 45c, No. 3 44 to 46c, oats No. 2 white 33 to 34c. December futures: wheat 79% to 80c, corn 44% to 45c, oats 32 to 33c.
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Kansas City
Futures Slip Then Hold Steady In Liverpool Open
In Liverpool on December 3 futures opened lower and closed steady with key spreads shown for December through October November. The curve lists rates from December at 6.72 percent to October November around 6.33 percent.
Cottonseed Oil Prices Steady in New York Trade
In New York on December 3 cot ton seed oil closed dull but steady with various contracts quoted. Spot prices ranged 6.26 to 6.40 cents, with notable one hundred barrel lots at 6.27 and 200 barrels at 6.52. Total sales reached 8100 barrels across multiple months including December January February March April May June and July.
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New York
London metals steady with spot and futures quotes
London copper eased with spot 76 pounds 16s 6d and futures 77 pounds 17s 6d. Tin held firm with spot 228 pounds 158 and futures 222 pounds 10s. Local exchange sales show 100,000 pounds. London lead at 18 pounds 2s 6d. London shelter at 26 pounds 10s. Iron: Cleveland warrants quoted in London at 67s 4d.
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Cleveland
Market Report From St Louis Delivers Mixed Notes
St Louis market update notes higher figures at 6.50 and a dull spread around 7.30 for listed items. Lead prices move up while Spetter figures show subdued demand and divergent pricing.
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Burial Permits For Several Local Deaths
Burial permits issued for Gamesindo Tarin age 77 who died December 1 at Guadalupe Street. Katharina Eccell age 64 died December 1 at Berg's Mill. Arander age 1 died December 2 at 509 Barges Street.
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Guadalupe Street
Katherina Eccell
Berg's Mill
Treasury balance and deficits at year start
The United States treasury began business with a working balance of 94,853,293 dollars and Banke and Philippine treasury of 32,619,145 dollars, totaling 149,946,420 dollars in the general fund. Disbursements stood at 8,038,869 dollars, yielding a surplus of 2,073,684 dollars for the fiscal year, vs a 20,641,057 dollar deficit last year. Figures exclude Panama canal and public debt transactions.
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United States Treasury
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Steamers Arrivals and Sailed at Galveston Port
COTTOW STATISTICS GALVESTON TEX DEC 3. Arrived yesterday El Rio New York Strathclyde Antwerp Algiers Tampa San Marcos New York Coronation Marseilles Bideford Marseilles No clearances Sailed Meridian Antwerp via Newport News
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Newport News
Butter Eggs and Poultry Unchanged in Market Report
Kansas City market news reports butter eggs and poultry prices stable as of December 3.
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Cotton Spot Prices and Grades in New Orleans Dec 3
Spot cotton in New Orleans steadied with middling at 12 3-16 cents and a sales total of 1,275 on spot plus 350 to arrive. Receipts 17,632 and stock 264,375. Nearby markets list middling around 12 1-16 to 13 16 cents. Liverpool at 6.90 and New York and other hubs in cents per pound.
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Cotton market closes steady in Houston
The spot market closed steady up 116 cents with 385 bales sold f o b 500 shipments and 17 619 stock 149 549. Prices ranged from 7 5 8 c for low ordinary to 13 c for middling fair with specific classes noted.
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Houston
Tex
Spot cotton closes quiet in Galveston market
Galveston Texas December 3 spot cotton closes quiet with ranges listed 8c for low ordinary 9c ordinary 104c good ordinary 11c low middling 12%c mid middling 13c good middling 12%c middling. Sales none. Receipts 52054 stock 496350.
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Galveston
Tex
Cotton markets steady as spots close with no sales
New York reported spot cotton closed steady on December 3 with middling uplands at 12.85 cents and middling gulf at 13.10 cents. No sales were recorded.
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Gulf
Cotton Prices Hold Steady in Memphis and New York Markets
Memph is reports spot cotton steady at middling 13 1 2 cents while New York money on call remains robust with closing bids around 8 to 9 and time loans firm at six to seven percent across 60 to 180 day terms.
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Cotton and Silk Markets Steady Amid Fair Holiday Trade
New York reports show cotton goods markets steady with less active buying while raw silk remains steady and demand fair. Jobbers are maintaining a fair trade pace for the season as retail holiday trading broadens.
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