Modern Bungalows and Homes for Sale in San Antonio
Bungalow for sale terms five rooms and sleeping porch with Bermuda grass yard near car line 912 Merchant St Beacon Hill. Also modern bungalow 131 W. Carolina with gas electric fixtures and sewers. One room house in Alamo Heights. Woodlawn Avenue cottage near San Pedro. 4 room home near Presa with bath sewer lights. Conness Realty Co multiple listings with brokers Travis Crockett and others.
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Real estate ads list farms and houses for sale or exchange
Classified notices show multiple properties including an eight room two story house near Alamo, a small farm with 250 to 80 acres and waterworks, a cottage in Boerne, and several acreages near city and car lines. Offers include trades for automobiles, exchanges near Corpus Christi, and varied terms from quick buyers to cash deals. Buildings feature wells, cisterns, barns, and fish ponds with cultivation land and fences.
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His Dilemma at Seaside Resort Trunk Full of Clothes
A holiday traveler at an eastern seaside hotel finds a trunk packed by his wife. He fears his suit and the items will spill if opened. He ponders whether to buy a new suit or add two more trunks to carry it all.
Cotton goods scarce prices rise in late year trading
New York reports ongoing cotton goods scarcity with high prices for small spot lots of print cloths and sheetings. Demand for blankets and knit fabrics remains strong while mills face heavy fall workloads and yarns stay unusually high.
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Wholesale market prices for fresh vegetables and fruits
Wholesale prices to trade list Colorado and California vegetables and fruits with per unit and per case charges. Includes peppers, beans, onions, potatoes, apples, bananas, oranges, lemons, grapes, prunes, apricots, figs, canned goods, sugar, coffee, rice, corn, meat, flour, nuts, and oils with figures per dozen, per bushel, per crate, per hundredweight, and per barrel. Prices cover wholesale trades and freight terms.
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California Oranges Debut Boosts Market Prices Drop
California navel oranges reach San Antonio wholesale markets easing supply shortages. Prices fall about 25 cents per box with new fruit selling at 2.25 dollars. Nut demand remains steady as mixed nuts fetch 22 cents a pound wholesale amid price trends from prewar levels. Apple crops suffer in Colorado from frost, lifting apple prices. Arkansas Black apples go for 2 dollars per box. Hog and meat prices ease as Chicago stock markets absorb large hog receipts and inflation pressure.
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Fear of embargo on wheat exports depresses market
Wheat futures fell as traders weighed scarce ocean tonnage and railway congestion. U S and Canada exports last week ran about half the year ago level amid embargo rumors from Washington. May and July prices opened lower but rallied briefly before ending modestly higher on a nervous close.
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Live Stock Market Unsettled Monday in Northern Centers
Northern markets showed uneven moves for cattle hogs and sheep with both advances and declines. San Antonio posted steady prices while Fort Worth and Chicago faced declines and pressure. receipts included cattle calves hogs and horses with demand for good stock remaining solid.
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Cotton Breaks 10 New Lows Under Liquidation
The market shows a sharp drop as cotton prices fall to new 10 year lows amid liquidation. Traders watch for any upturn near the close as selling pressures persist in futures trading.
Cotton prices dip on foreign selling pressure at opening
Cotton Exchange activity opens with foreign selling driving New York low, then partial rally as southern spot markets stay firm. San Antonio closes at 18 60 for middling while private crop estimates place output near 11.1 to 11.85 million bales amid rising call money fears.
New York Cotton Opens Steady After Morning Decline
The New York cotton market opened steady with a 1 to 26 point drop amid easy cables and liquidation. January slipped to 19.87 and May to 20.27 as private crop estimates ranged from 11,136,000 to 11,850,060 bales, with New Orleans showing strength and Liverpool selling.
Chicago Grain Quotes on December 4
Quotations from Chicago show No 2 red wheat at 1.76 and 1.76 for the July, No 2 yellow corn at 0.90, oats at 0.53, and barley at 0.90 to 1.24 per bushel. Prices reflect standard market levels and ongoing trading activity.
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Shippers Market Prices for Texas Country Produce in San Antonio
Buyers paid listed prices Monday with eyes steady. Texas country can dies at 41 428c, creamery butter 80 34c per pound, country 25 26c, packing stock 24 26c. Poultry firm with hens large 5.50–6.00, medium 4.65–4.50, small 4.00–4.25, friers 4.60 or 3.50–4.00, broilers 2.60–3.00, turkeys 23–24c per pound, ducks 6.50–6.00 per dozen, geese 9.00–10.50.
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Texas Creamery
Fort Worth cattle and sheep receipts with mixed prices
Cattle receipts reach 18 000 with prices around 6.00 for steers and 4.00 to 6.00 for cows. Calves bid to 8.75, stockers 5.00 to 6.85, bulk cattle trade near 9.60 to 9.80. Sheep receipts 1500 with lam bs to 9.00, yearlings 7.50 to 8.50, ewes 7.50, goats 3.60 to 5.00. market mostly steady.
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Oealls
Livestock Receipts And Prices At Kansas City Market
Kansas City market reports receipts of hogs 8000 head and cattle 12000 head with varying bids. Prime fed steers around 16.40 to 12.00, dressed beef cuts near 7.50, cows 4.75 to 8.00, calves 6.50, lambs 11.50 to 12.40, wethers 7.50 to 8.70, stockers and feeders 5.50 to 11.99. Market described as steady with slight advances noted in some categories.
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Kansas City
Cotton futures open steady with mixed early quotes
New York trading shows December at 19.98 as January 20.00 and March 20.20 with May and July around 20.87, while October sits near 18.42. Futures close 8 to 5 points lower as Liverpool futures due to open Tuesday with 8 to 7 points higher. 11 o'clock call to follow.
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Grain prices and quotations from St Louis and Kansas City
Quotations show wheat mostly lower in St Louis with No 2 at 1.81 to 1.92 and corn higher with No 2 at 88 to 89 cents. In Kansas City wheat mostly unchanged to higher, corn mixed around 87 to 89 cents, oats higher, and rye around 1.39 to 1.48 depending on grade.
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T. Louis
Kansas City
Chicago Bee Market Update Butter Creamery Receipts and Prices
Quotations show butter lower for creamery at 83 29c with receipts 8048 cases and firate 38 percent 34c. Ordinary firats 37 38 at mark. Potatoes steady with 63 car receipts. White potatoes Minnesota Wisconsin Michigan and Minnesota Dakota price ranges 1.50 to 1.60. Solid alive lower with 13c springs noted.
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New Orleans Cotton Slips Early On Weak Cables
New Orleans cotton opened with sharp losses of 18 to 26 points as selling spread on poor cable reports. Offers lingered and fresh buying was scarce, despite a private crop estimate of 11,130,000 bales. By noon the market steadied slightly but held a net decline of about 10 to 11 points at 1:30.
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Aevel
Chicago Livestock Receipts and Quotations Report
Chicago Illinois December 4 reports show hogs with slow market and bids from 9.40 to 9.90 per cwt, cattle receipts 20,000 with native beef cattle 6.90 to 12.50 and western steers 9.60 to 10.60, stockers and feeders 4.60 to 7.75, sheep receipts 30,000 with wethers 5.25 to 9.00 and lambs 9.76 to 12.60.
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Daily Market Quotes from Kansas City
Kansas City markets show butter at 41 2 1 2 cents a pound for creamery firsts 29 cents for seconds and 29 1 2 cents packing. Eggs for firsts 37 cents. Poultry lists hens 14 cents roosters 11 1 2 cents live turkeys 21 cents. Potatoes listed as easy at 1 50 per bushel.
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Grain futures close mixed with wheat and corn
Grain futures closed with Wheat Dec at 1.66 and May at 1.68. Corn Dec at 86 1/2 and May at 88 1/2 cents a bushel. Kansas City markets report the day’s finish.
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Sugar futures steady on covering demand in New York
New York sugar futures steadied at noon as covering and demand from outside accounts supported prices. Centrifugal sugar quoted at 5.64, molasses 4.77, refined and various sugar grades listed with prices including 8.45 for Cut leaf and 7.66 for powdered.
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New York
Weather Bureau daily observations note wind and precipitation
Observations taken at 1 a m Monday December 4. Weather note states wind velocities under 10 miles per hour and precipitation under .01 inch are not published here. Allen Buell, harnessed as the weather official, signs as the weather bureau.
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Cattle and hog quotes from St Louis market report
Receipts and quotations show hogs higher with live weights at 9.25 to 10.96 and bulk near 9.40. Cattle receipts around 9500 with native beef steers 7.50 to 11.78, yearlings and heifers 8.50 to 11.50, cows 6.50 to 7.75, stockers 5.30 to 7.56, prime southern beef steers 8.00 to 9.00, beef cows 4.25 to 7.55, natives 6.00 to 11.76. Sheep receipts 1800 with lambs 7.00 to 8.8, ewes 3.75 to 7.60, yearlings 8.00 to 10.00.
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Texas
Cotton futures steady with mixed bids and declines
In New Orleans Ra Dee markets cotton futures held steady for December and January bids around 19.53 and 19.87 for March with 20.18 for May and 20.21 for October. The Salute closed 7 to 9 points lower as activity waned.
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Italian aviator Cattaneo badly hurt in Buenos Aires crash
Cattaneo, Italian aviation pioneer who once beat J Armstrong Drexel in a 1910 Scottish meet, was badly injured when his plane failed during a loop at an event in Buenos Aires. The aircraft was destroyed. The report notes his prior Europe achievements before his South American visit.
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Daily cattle sales report from Oklahoma City
Cattle sales at Oklahoma City on December 4 noted 1400 head steady with Hoge at 1400 weighing 5 to 10 cents higher. Top sheep at 1600, traders report strong demand. Buyers included Martin of Comanche Oklahoma and Oene Pitt of Magdalen Road, MOOT, with weights around 1089 pounds and prices near 5.75 dollars per hundredweight.
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Spot cotton prices ease as demand holds steady
Liverpool December 4 spot cotton shows moderate demand with prices lower. Good middling quoted around 11.99 pence per pound with middling near 11.83 pence. Trade reports about 9000 bales traded, including 8100 American receipts and 460 American bales.
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Mercantile and financial rates from New York markets
Merchants report in New York shows 3% sterling, 60 day bills at 471 and 470 with commercial paper and demand at 475. Cables at 476 with 0% Mexican dollars at 57 cents. Government bonds steady and railroad bonds irregular.
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Futures Close Early on London Markets
Liverpool futures closed with settle values for December 11 11.7384 and a chain of contracts through November-December, October-November, and other month-to-month pairings. Prices show minor shifts across the calendar with several peaks near 13.95 and lows around 11.0 to 11.8.
Cotton Statistics Just Like the Others
A Birmingham Age brief quotes a man about streetcar conductors owing money and getting put off, illustrating common creditor issues in city life. The fragment notes a recurring pattern of debt collection and public frustration on transit platforms.
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Big Orders For Steel Placed Last Week
New York reports robust steel trade with 1918 rail and equipment contracts by domestic lines and rapid pig iron buying for 1918. Ingots billets and bars for war munitions total 1.3 million tons for late 1917, while railroads reserve 1 million tons of standard rails for 1918 and Southern lines seek 100 thousand tons. Car builders ordered nearly 40 thousand cars in November.
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French Transport Sunk by German Submarine Near Malta
The French transport Karnak a 6000 ton troop carrier was sunk by a German submarine on November 27 near Malta. Karnak a passenger liner 447 feet long built in 1899 from Marseilles carried troops bound for Saloniki. She last arrived at La Ciotat August 8 and has since been in French admiralty service. Earlier reports noted a severe submarine chase at Marseilles and Alexandria Malta passages.
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Weather Forecast Sees Clearing, Cooler Temps Monday Night
The muggy foggy conditions from the last two days are expected to clear Monday night. Major Allen Buell of the weather bureau says the region will turn colder but not very cold, with a high pressure area and northwest storm on the map.
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Canada Bars Lights Along Atlantic Coast
The Dominion naval department orders vessels in Canadian waters to display only indispensable lights from Halifax to Quebec to prevent German submarine detection. The blackout aims to reduce visibility and avoid signaling that could aid enemy operations, declaring a real emergency exists.
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Bombs Destroy Ships in Archangel Harbor
The steam ships blown up in Archangel harbor were destroyed by bombs placed in their cargoes at Bush Terminal piers. The charge was made at police headquarters by the commercial agent hire of the imperial Russian embassy.
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Judge Shot and Bailiff Killed in Hammond Incident
In Hammond Indiana Judge Charles E Greenwald was shot in the right arm and side. Bailiff Louis Debow was fatally wounded. Juror George Robbins was shot in the head. Suspect Michael Innik is said to have harbored a long standing grudge against the court.
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Stocks Edge Higher as Rails and Utilities Rally
New York stock market opens with renewed rail activity led by minor lines such as Rhode Island Missouri Pacific Wabash and Southern gains small to over a point Mexicans rise on border developments utilities hit record demand Columbia Gas advances Ohio Gas up two points metals firm led by leather goods steel and Lackawanna Iron Repu Iron and fuel shares. Money rate hits 15 percent late day causing irregular trading and unsettled closes.
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Money Markets Brief From New York Trading Floor
On December 4 the money market shows time loans at 66 days 4 4 percent and 90 days 41 4 percent. Call money rises to high 15 low as five. Valine rate 6. Last loan 7, closing bid 6, offered at 7.
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Metal market quotes and prices from New York
The New York metal market report lists lead at 7.40 7.46, spelter steady at 12 12 1/2 cents delivered East St. Louis, copper firm with electrolytic first quarter 50 and others 2.50 933.50, iron firm with No. 1 northern at 56 20.04, No. 2 northern 29.00 29.50, No. 1 south 28.50 29.00, No. 2 southern 25.00 9.60, tin quiet at 6.
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London Metal Prices Reported in Dec 4 Trading
London market notes closing prices with lead at £30 108, speller at £60 103, copper at 161 pounds sterling, spectrolytic at £170, tin spot £189, futures £190 15s. Futures for copper and tin show gains while spot readings remain steady amid light trading.
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Honor Shakespeare Birthday At Theater Event
Fragmentary text shows a suggestion to celebrate Shakespeare's birthday with a movie event and a statuette display, linked to a Mrs. Tor and a question about attending. Readable names are scarce, but the intent is a birthday tribute via cinema.
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