Fucks Strong Amid Bearish Market Influences In New York
The New York market opened weak but gained strength through the morning. Shares like New Haven and New York Central rose, while Canadian Pacific fell early but recovered as bears faced resistance. Trading showed volatility with industrials and utilities inching higher, but concerns over major stock declines persisted.
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New York
Trad
Ding
New Haven
Cen
Mar
Sface
Canadian Pacific
Marjor Steel
Nds
Pacific
American Telephone
Union Cific
Atlantic Coast Line
American Phone
Western Union
Bethlehemer
Market summary shows limited demand for mercantile paper
The report notes steady sterling exchange and a subdued market for commercial bills. Prices for U S dollars and foreign currency are given with marginal fluctuations. Government and railroad bond activity appears irregular amid cautious trading.
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New York
Metal Markets Show Mixed Rates in Quiet London NY Trading
Metal markets report quiet activity in New York and London with lead steady near 3.95 dollars and spelter around 14.26 to 15.50 dollars in various contracts. Copper, tin, and other metals show modest shifts with prices listed for spot and futures, while alimony-related Cookson’s trades appear dull and unchanged.
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New York
Cookson’s
Cleveland
Metal Prices In St Louis Trade Decline
St Louis metal markets report lead at 3.90 and apel at 5.00 per unit with prices noted for December 18. Trade activity shows modest shifts amid regional demand.
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ST. Louis
Marine Intelligence Arrivals and Departures at Alveston
Marine intelligence reports at Alveston list arrivals of steamers Southgate Cardiff Antis Vera Cruz El Alba New York San Marcos and more. Departures include Nord Norte Castle Ghent Antwerp Liverpool and other vessels with 船 names and routes. Also noted are arrivals in New York and Venezia from Southampton and Bordeaux December 18.
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T Alveston
Yester
Southgate
Cardiff
Ntis
Vera Cruz
el Alba
New
San Marcos
New York
E! Norte
Ay Castle
Ghent
Antwerp
Tpin
Liverpool
Harry T. Inge
Port Simon
Led
Professor
Rbr
Livod
Laura Maersk
Passages Bordeaux
Himalaya
Aus
Barcekh
el Mundo
Denver
Frankenwald
Hamburg
Jats and Cane Seed San Antonio Texas Ad
Seed advertisement from San Antonio promoting Jats and Cane seed varieties by M Marucheau Grain Co. Includes location Texas and contact cues for purchase.
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M. Marucheau Grain
Texas
Texas Crops Latest 1912 13 Production Figures
Final estimates from the Department of Agriculture show Texas crop production and values for the 1912-13 season. Figures are listed in thousands of dollars and units, with details released from Washington.
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Washington, D. C
Texas
Department of Agriculture
Fall winter wheat acreage up 8.6 percent nationwide
Government report shows winter wheat planted area this fall at 36,506,000 acres, 8.6 percent higher than last year with December 1 condition at 97.2 percent of normal. Texas and Oklahoma lead gains while Kansas remains largest sown area. rye area 2,702,000 acres with 95.3 percent normal condition.
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Washington, D. C
United States
Department O Agriculture
Texas
Oklahoma
Kansas
Department of Agriculture
Arkansas
Ave
Cotton seed products market reports and price quotes
Memphis basis on six eighty for prime and meals unchanged. New York cotton seed oil market closes steady with spot and futures quotes across December to July and listed sales totaling 8900 units.
San Antonio Musical Club Presents Elaborate Monthly Program
The San Antonio Musical Club holds a Friday musicale at the Travis Club with a twelve voice chorus directed by Professor Oscar J. Fox. Selections include The Sea Hath Its Shining Pearls Drink to Me Only With Thine Eyes Caprices Viennoise Arizona Adagio I Arise From Dreams of Thee Love's Springtide Scherzo Etude for left hand The Prisoner of Chilton with soloists Hazel Cain and Gilbert Schramm and conductors O. Gundlach and W. T. Romberg.
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San Antonio
Kreisller
Miss Hazel Cain
Arizona
Reinecke
Godard
Misses Cain
Guinn
Wilson
Pancoast
Heilig
Messrs. Romberg
Tulipan
Zipp
O. Gundlach
Mr. Goldstein
W. T. Romberg
Bruno Huhn
Hammond
Mrs. L. L. Marks
Scherzo
Chopin
Etude
Blumenfeld
Maestro D'Acagna
Chilton
Robert Byron-Gordon
Gilbert Schramm
Secretaries Garrison and Daniels conclude Carabao dinner report
Washington reports that Garrison and Daniels finished a review of satire at the Carabao dinner held by army and navy officers. The document cites certain recommendations but does not reveal whether it calls for reprimand or court martial. Farm Hand Held for Robbery. PLAINVIEW Tex Dec 18 E W Stewart arrested on a warrant for robbing the post office safe, taken to Tulsa for exam. About $100 was taken.
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Washington, D. C
Garrison
Daniels
Army
Navy
Plainview
Tex
E. W. Stewart
Press
Tulsa
Weather Observation Notes From December 18 1913
Observations recorded at 8 a m on Thursday December 18 1913. The note captures early morning weather details common to that era.
Price guidance on new onion sets and holiday markets
Opening prices for January delivery onion sets are near last year. Spot onion sets are about double the opening price, with large Texas onion acreage expected. Coffee, sugar, fruit, and pecan markets show mixed movements as trade shifts toward cheaper sugar and strong green coffee.
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Texas
California
Wholesale Market Prices For Eggs To Butter And More
A long list of wholesale prices for farm commodities and groceries. Eggs candled 34c per dozen, poultry per dozen 4.50 to 5.50, ducks 5.50 to 7.00, geese 8 to 12 per dozen. Butter 22 to 34c per pound, cheese 18 1 2c. Vegetables include potatoes California 1.76 per 100 weight, onions California 3.50, cabbage 1.75 per 100 pounds, tomatoes Texas 1.00 per four-basket crate, lettuce 3.25, cucumbers onion crates 2, green beans 1.75 per hamper. Fruits include lemons California 6.00 box, apples Colorado Jonathan 2.00, grapes Emperor 6.00 per 40 pounds, bananas 3.50 per 100 pounds, cranberries 11 per barrel. Rice sugar coffee also listed with various prices. flour, bran, corn chops, oats, hay, and California canned goods prices.
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Northern Creamery
Texas Creamery
California
Colorado
Texas
Missouri
Ben Davis
Florida
Japan
Honduras
Pioneer
Liberty Bell
San Antonio
Local Grocery Prices Include Canned Meats And Dried Fruits
A historical listing shows varied prices for canned meats and fish, dried fruits, and staples. Highlights include No 1 roast beef and corned beef at 2.40, salmon at 1.45, dried peaches at 8 to 9 cents, apples and raisins with multiple grade prices, and bacon and hams ranging from 14 to 18 cents per pound.
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Illinois
Navy
Alaska
Columbia River
Chicago market quotations report December 18
Butter unchanged eggs higher receipts 2284 cases at mark 26 31c ordinary firsts 28 29c firsts 30 32c cheese unchanged potatoes lower regional potato prices Michigan Minnesota Wisconsin red 58 58c white 58 65c poultry alive higher springs 12c fowls 18c turkeys 16c dressed 21c
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Chicago
Michigan
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Prices Hold Steady for Butter Eggs and Poultry
Kansas City and St. Louis report butter eggs and poultry steady with minor shifts. Poultry overall unchanged, chickens up 10 3 4 cents per pound, eggs quoted at 28 cents, butter stable.
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ST. Louis
C. Springs Ile
Market Quotes for Honduras and Japan Rice in New Orleans
New Orleans reports steady to firm movement in rough Honduras and Japan rice with clean Honduran and Japanese goods quiet. Quoted prices show rough at 1.00 to 3.75 per unit, Japan at 1.60 to 3.00, clean Honduras 4.00 to 6.00, Japan 2 1/2 to 3 3/4 cents. Receipts and sales numbers accompany the market summary.
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New Orleans
Honduras
Japan
Cattle Pens Cleared As Prices Remain Steady At Union Stock Yards
Dec 18 report from Union Stock Yards shows a steady cattle market with moderate receipts. Beef steers $5 to $6, cows $4.50 to $5.25, calves $5.60 to $6.60, hogs $7 to $7.25, general market unchanged while western shipments to Fort Worth kept sheep from sale.
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Union Stock Yards
Fort Worth
Fort Worth cattle market shows modest strength on Thursday
Fort Worth Texas cattle market receipts totaled 3500 cattle and 600 calves with smaller arrivals from Wednesday. Beeves sold around 5.50 to 7.50, stocker steers 5.50 to 6.65, butcher cows 4.00 to 8.75, calves 4.50 to 7.75, hogs 7.65 to 7.85, and sheep 5.15 for 450 head.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Cotton Down Under Renewal Of Selling Movement
New York cotton opened steady with a 3 to 5 point advance before weakening on liquidation and rumors of abroad financial trouble. A Census Bureau linters report shows roughly 289,118 bales by Dec 1, with 356,074 last season, underpinning expectations of a large lint outturn. March sold around 12.50, down about six points from yesterday, with noon prices near unchanged and a steady afternoon tone on covering.
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New York
Census Bureau
New Orleans Cotton Opens Steady with Bear Pressure
Cotton futures in New Orleans opened steady and declined 1 to 2 points on bear selling, with Liverpool higher but cautious. By noon trading was 4 to 7 points below yesterday's close, then regained to end the session 6 to 8 points up from yesterday's final.
Los Pastores seat sale opens at Grand Opera House
Tickets for the Christmas religious drama Los Pastores at the Grand Opera House on December 22 and 23 went on sale at 9 am Thursday. Three performances are planned, with a large publicity program sent to residents. The cast lists priests, shepherds, angels, the holy family, and seven devils amid an arrangement praised as beautiful and impressive.
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Los Pastores
Grand Opera House
the Shepherds
Ey Eversen
Hill Grover
McGeeney Battolo
Suda
W. J. Conroy Cucharon
Earle Gregg Parrado
Horace M. Simmons
Tebano
Eeah Biges
A. J. Simon Toringo
eVeviwpens
Jay C. Powers Ee
Gene Regamy
the Holy Family
The
Christ Child
Joseph
R. N. Stappenbach
Geirt
Frances Schutz
the Angels
Michael
Allie L. Dunnica
Horace van Eteen
the Angel Choir
C. R. Robie
Agnes Nelson
M. Holzschuler
Wellner
Shaw
D. Pagenstecher
Terry
Lucille Bundick
Marie la Coste
Tulfo
Earle F. Carlo Gila
Helene S. von Wyschetzki
Hermit
Jerome Juengstyb
Carr Gyle
Noretta Brown
Tachioe
Claude A. Hargis
Obituaries for Oliver Clements and Lambert Dickey
Oliver B. Clements two year old son of Mr and Mrs Max Clements of Mykawa Texas died at 430 pm Wednesday at 809 Ward Avenue He was brought to San Antonio for treatment The funeral was held at 11 am Thursday from 309 Ward Avenue and interment followed at City Cemetery No 4 Lambert E Dickey 37 died at 550 pm Wednesday at his home 708 Marshall Street A Beeville native and member of Floresville Camp Woodmen of the World He is survived by his widow five sisters and three brothers The body was prepared by Shelley Loring Undertaking and will be sent to Beeville Friday morning.
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Clements
Oliver B. Clements
Max Clements
Mykawa
Tex
Ward Avenue
San Antonio
City Cemetery No. 4
T. S. Wyatt
Range
Irvin, Ricks
Elton D. Dickey
Shelley-Loring Undertaking Company
Beeville
Cotton futures open steady in New Orleans trade
Cotton futures opened steady with December at 12.57 and January at 12.67 to 12.68. Prices showed a net advance of about 9 points for the session, with quotes for March and May around 12.86 to 12.96 and July near 18.00.
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New York
Dee
New Orleans
Trains Return to Schedule on San Antonio Lines
Sunset Central lines resume service into San Antonio with Victoria division trains back in operation. Safety first slows trains, causing a few hours lateness. The Katy Limited restarts to St. Louis and Missouri Kansas & Texas trains resume. International and Great Northern runs full schedule as conditions normalize after sixteen days. District Agent A R Atkinson says normal service restored. Train No 7 arrived full, No 10 dispatched east. Clear dry weather aided resumption a day early.
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San Antonio
Katy
St. Louis
Missouri, Kansas & Texas
International
Great Northern
A. R. Atkinson
East
Liverpool Cotton Market Report
Spot cotton fair demand unchanged. Prices listed for middling fair to ordinary ranges with figures in pence per pound. Sales totaling 10,000 bales, including 8,200 American and 1,000 for speculation and export. Receipts show $4,000, including 33,700 American.
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Liverpool
Futures Close Quiet and Steady in Liverpool
In Liverpool on December 18 futures markets closed quiet and steady with a full spread of rates listed. Highlights include variations across periods from December to the following year with bid prices ranging around 6.27 to 6.84 percent and multiple month pairings cited.
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Liverpool
New Orleans Spot Cotton Steady at 13 Cents Mark
Spot cotton in New Orleans remains steady at middling 13c with 1653 bales sold on the spot and 1118 bales for arrival. Receipts total 15,531 bales with stock at 280,297 bales as of December 18.
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New Orleans
Chicago Live Stock Quotes and Receipts Report
Chicago on December 18 reports hog receipts 33 000 with higher market led by bulk 7 55 to 7 75 and pigs 6 25 to 7 70. Cattle receipts 6000 with steady markets including beeves 6 60 to 9 75 and cows 3 30 to 8 40. Sheep receipts 20000 with market weak natives 4 40 to 5 75 yearlings 5 50 to 6 85 native lambs 4 40 to 7 90.
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Chicago
Texas
Scientist to Talk Darwinism and the Crops at Society Meeting
Al bert H. Tuttle M Sc professor of biology at the University of Virginia will address the Scientific Society of San Antonio Friday night at 8 15 in the Stevens building. The session is a special meeting and may invite friends. He is a noted biology authority and former Ohio State professor.
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San Antonio
Albert H. Tuttle
University of Virginia
Stevens
Tuttle
W. B. Tuttle
Ohio
Ohio State University
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Royal Microscopic Society of London
Cotton goods markets mixed in quiet New York trade
New York reports a quiet market with worsted and cotton yarns dull and easy. Men's wear clothiers placed orders cautiously while nettings show good demand and have risen sharply due to foreign mills.
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New York
Livestock Market Receipts and Prices Report
ST LOUIS date reports receipts: hogs 12500 with higher market. pigs and hogs 6.75 to 7.85. Cattle receipts 2000 including 1200 Texans. native beef steers 7.50 to 9.75, cows and heifers 4.25 to 8.50, Texas Oklahoma cattle 5.75 to 7.00, calves 6.00 to 11.00. Sheep receipts 1900. mutton 3.75 to 4.65, lambs 6.25.
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ST. Louis
Texas
Oklahoma
Spot market closes steady with modest futures support
In Houston on December 18 the spot market ended unchanged with 1182 bales sold at f o b 1300. Total stock reached 169317 bales and shipments amounted to 10803 bales.
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Houston, Tex
Commodity Market Briefs From New York Trade
Hides hold steady with bogota bids at 29 to 30 percent. Leather market steady with firm prices. Raw sugar trades easy with Muscovado at 2.83, centrifugal at 3.33, molasses sugar at 2.58, refined sugar quiet.
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New York
Bogota
C. Leather Firm
Kansas City Hog and Cattle Prices and Receipts
Receipts and quotations reported in Kansas City show hogs with 9,000 head and steady gains. bulk 7.80, lights 7.30, pigs 6.70 to 7.25. Cattle receipts 3,500 including 400 southern cattle. prime fed steers 8.40 to 10.00, dressed beef steers 7.00 to 8.25, southern steers 5.00 to 7.00, cows 4.00 to 7.00, heifers 6.00 to 9.50.
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Kansas City
Spot cotton closes steady in Galveston market
Galveston Texas December 18 spot cot ton closed quiet unchanged with 750 bales sold f o b none receipts 8587 bales and stock 250686 bales in the market.
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Galveston
Tex
Cotton markets hold steady amid mixed New York readings
Memphis price notes show spot cotton steady with middling at 13 1/2 cents while New York spot quotes 12.90 cents for uplands and 13.15 for gulf with no sales. Separately, New York City reports over three thousand typhoid fever cases in September.
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New York
New Orleans
Liverpool
Houston
Galveston
Memphis
Gulf
New York City
Coffee futures drift lower on New York market
On December 18 in New York coffee trading, No. 7 Rio futures eased with March at 9.42 and May at 9.65, reflecting a softening session.
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New York
Rio
Traders Fear Big Movement in Corn as Market Dips
Chicago reports a cautious session with wheat eased by lower cables and rain in the southwest. Corn fell on production hopes and bears, while oats leaned bearish and provisions rose with hogs. A crop expert warned only a calamity could stop a winter wheat record, leaving the close weak and mixed.
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Chicago
Ill
Grain Prices for Wheat Oats and Barley in Cash Markets
Cash wheat quotes show No 2 red at 95 or 96 cents, No 2 hard 89 or 90c, No 2 northern 80 to 91c, No 2 spring 89 to 90c, No 2 yellow 7c, oats standard 40 4c, barley 46c. The listing includes multiple grade indicators and minor typographical errors.
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Chicago
Grain futures and cash prices from Kansas City report
Quotations show cash wheat with No 2 hard at 84% to 89% cents, No 2 red at 91 to 92 cents. Corn No 2 mixed at 68% cents, No 2 white at 70 cents. Oats No 2 white 41 to 41% cents, No 2 mixed 40 cents. Wheat May 86 cents, July 83 cents. Corn Dec 67% cents, May 71% cents.
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Kansas City
Grain quotations from St Louis markets
Quotations recap for December 18 with cash grain prices across wheat corn and oats. No. 2 red wheat 95 96%c No. 2 hard 87 93c. Corn No. 2 new 69 70c old 72 75c No. 2 white new 69 70c old 74%c. Oats No. 2 41c No. 2 white 42%c. Closing: December wheat 89%c. May corn 70% 4c December 70% 4c May 71%c. Oats December 40%c May 42%c.
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ST. Louis
Cotton seed products statistics for 1913 season
Census bureau reports show 289,118 running bales of linters and 2,201,276 tons of cotton seed crushed from the 1913 crop before December 1. Mill and other establishments active during the period numbered 169.
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Washington
Cotton Seed Products Inquiry
Census Bureau
Louisiana Tops Cypress and Tupelo Lumber, Arkansas Leads Red Gum
Census figures show Louisiana highest in cypress and tupelo lumber production for 1912 while Arkansas heads red gum output. Cypress totals near 997 thousand with Louisiana at 122 thousand and Florida 101 thousand. red gum output 694 thousand with Arkansas producing 212 thousand and Mississippi 121 thousand. Twenty states reported for each category.
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New Orleans
United States
Lumber Trade Journal
Louisiana
Arkansas
Florida
Georgia
Mississi
Tennessee
Renee Ceraanes
North Carolina
Uisiana
Alabama
Virginia
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