Bears Control Stock Market As Prices Fall Again
New York February 25 Bear traders operated with a free hand shifting long stocks out of portfolios. Steel and Union Pacific led declines while Can and other specialties faced forced selling. Prices sank to new lows before a late rally reduced losses and the market closed steady.
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New York
Steel
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Woolworth
Mexican Petroleum
General Electric
National
Amalgamated
Great Northern
Canadian Pacific
Central Leather
California State Railroad Commission
Harriman
Hills
Reading
New York Money Markets and Bond Activity Report
The mercantile paper market shows a 5 percent rate, sterling exchange steady with bankers bills at 483.25 for sixty day and 487.60 for demand. Commercial bills at 482 and silver at 60.4. Government bonds ease while railroad bonds fall. money on call steady with a ruling rate at 3 and offers around 3.25. Time loans ease with sixty days around 4.4 and longer terms near 4.2.
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New York
Sterling Exchange
Copper and Tin Prices Steady in New York Market
Copper markets show steady quotes with spot at 14.07 bid and near terms for February through June ranging around 14.00 to 14.62 with electrolytic at 15.00 and other alloys like lake and casting near 14.50. Tin holds between 47.25 and 48.00 for February to April. antimony and spelter quoted with modest activity.
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New York
Ai Itee Greany
Cookson's
London metals steady amid mixed London market
London copper remained steady with spot at 64 pounds 158, futures 64 pounds 12s 6d. Tin in local exchange sales reached 60 tons. London tin weakened with spot 215 pounds 15s and futures 210 pounds 15s. Lead quoted at 16 pounds 12s 6d, spelter at 25 pounds, iron Cleveland warrants 60s 6d in London.
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London
Cleveland
Lonon
Bank of England Says 13000 Pounds Sterling Taken In
London report notes bullion totaling 13 000 pounds sterling was brought into the Bank of England on balance today.
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London
Bank of England
Weather observations and forecast for San Antonio 1913
Observations at a.m. show air pressure at sea level and maps of isotherms for key temperatures. Precipitation and wind data listed with symbols for sky conditions. Forecast through Wednesday: increasing cloudiness and warmer tonight, unsettled conditions for East Texas and general area.
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San Antonio
Tex
Vicinity
East Texas
Cotton market rises as foreign news supports bulls
In New York on February 25 cotton opened steady with March down 2 points but quickly gained about 7.8 points in active months after stronger Liverpool cables. Trading was quiet but prices held. advances of 9 to 10 points late morning boosted sentiment amid light offerings and modest demand from sellers.
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New York
Liverpool
Cotton Statistics and Market Snapshot
Cotton market at a glance shows visible supply, in sight figures, spinners takings, exports since Sept 1, and closing prices for March and middling. It lists crop conditions dates May to September, ginning totals to several dates, and stock figures for New Orleans with a deficit this season at 452,288.
Fruit Prices Hit Low Lows as Texas Market Receives Strong Supply
San Antonio market reports abundant fruit from California cold snap effects easing. Lemons drop to 6 dollars per box, oranges and bananas cheap with retail values 10 to 16 cents per dozen. Apples plentiful from 60 cents to 2.60 a box. Rice demand high, banks easing loan rates for farmers, Houston notes 10 000 bales of cotton.
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San Antonio
California
Galvestone
Texas
St Louis Produce Prices and Kansas City Update
Poultry prices in St Louis on February 25 include chickens 12c springs 15c turkeys 17c ducks 17c geese 9c Butter creamery 35c eggs 18%. Kansas City report shows butter and poultry unchanged eggs Firsts 18c seconds 13c.
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ST. Louis
Kansas City
Chicago market report shows dairy and poultry steady
Butter and creamery products hold steady with butter at 28 34 cents and creamery steady. receipts total 9563 with firsts at 19 and a half cents. Potatoes steady with 38 car receipts from Michigan Minnesota Wisconsin at 46 to 48 cents. Poultry firm with turkeys dressed 21 cents and chickens alive 14 cents. springs alive 15 cents.
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Chicago
Michigan
Minnesota
Wisconsin
New Orleans Cotton Opens Steady Amid Weather Forecasts
New Orleans cotton futures opened steady to slightly up on February 26 as early selling eased. Cables lagged and belt weather reports favored unsettled conditions, drawing buyers by mid-morning. By 2 o clock prices rose 10 to 16 points over yesterday's close on news that anti future legislation stalled in Congress.
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New Orleans
South
Congress
Cloc
Shipments Stock Augusta and Memphis Tallied in Report
Shipments stock by city including Augusta Memphis St Louis Houston totals listed with quantities and values. The record shows totals for stock in five locations and overall totals.
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Shipm'ts
Augusta
Memphis
Tenn
St. Louis
Houston
Tex
Grain Market Closed By Election In Chicago
Chicago grain pit did not meet due to a local election. Wheat receipts reached 679000 bushels, up from 270000 a year earlier, while clearances of wheat and flour totaled 480000 bushels.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Kansas City Daily Commodity Quotes Feb 25
Quotations today feature cash grains and futures for corn oats and related values. Prices listed include cash No 2 hard 85 to 88 cents No 2 red 99 cents corn mixtures and white oats and oats futures for May and July with various percent ranges.
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Kansas City
Market Quotation Listing Grain Prices
In St Louis on February 25 the cash grain quotes show No 2 red wheat at 1.02 to 1.09 with No 2 hard around 89 cents. Corn prices include 49 50 cents for various grades and oats at 33 to 38 cents for No 2 and 32 to 34 cents for white oats. May and July futures for wheat corn and oats are also noted with fractional cents.
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ST. Louis
Local stockman buys 2000 cattle in $60,000 deal
J C Campbell completes purchase of 2000 head of mixed cattle from W F Sprague of Hidalgo County Texas for about $60,000. Cattle to be delivered by May 1. New Orleans rice market shows rough prices steady with receipts 0, clean 9185.
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J. C. Campbell
W. F. Sprague
Hidalgo County
Tex
New York Market Figures Show Fresh Grain Prices
New York trading updates report firmer eyes on receipts totaling 18 132 cases with fresh gathered extras at 23 24 cents and dirties at 17 18 cents.
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New York
Maritime Intelligence Messy Array of Arrivals and Clearances
Galveston dispatch lists multiple arrivals from Feb 18 to Feb 25 including El Cid Noruego Assuncion de Larrinaga and Sumner transiting via Tampico Vera Cruz plus cleared steamers El Mundo Mercator Cibao and Ascension de Larrinaga. New York reports Vaderland Panonia Kaiser Wilhelm II arrival notices and further notes Queenstown destined ships.
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Galveston
Tex
el Cid
New York
Assuncion de
el Mundo
Mercator
Nor
Savannah
Ascension de Larrinaga
Manchester
Cibao
Port Simon
Dustin G. Cressy
Tampa
Retailers Buy Novelty Wash Fabrics as Demand Persists
New York on February 25 reports retailers continue buying novelty wash fabrics with freedom when demand remains strong. Staple cotton goods see cautious, hand-to-mouth purchasing amid steady interest in specialty fabrics.
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New York
Raw sugar prices steady on New York market
On February 25 in New York raw sugar held steady with muscovado 89 test at 2.98 and centrifugal 96 test at 3.48, molasses sugar 89 test at 2.73, with refined sugar, petroleum and molasses steady and hides and leather firm.
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New York
Muscovado
London Financial News Flows and Rates
London on February 25 reports Consols for money at 747 16 for 10 and Consols for account at 74 percent. Bar silver weak at 28 1 16d per ounce. Money 4 percent. Short bill discount rates noted.
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London
Cattle Receipts Light at Union Stock Yards
At Union Stock Yards in Fort Worth the market saw about 500 cattle and calves today, with most buyers moving in early and many sellers sent to country markets. Best cows brought up to 5 dollars, calves to 5.50, hogs strong with tops around 7.75, while spring runs are anticipated as warmer months approach.
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Union Stock Yards
Heifers Bring Record Prices at Fort Worth Sale
Fort Worth market report shows record near miss with T. B. Saunders driving choice heifers to Swift & Co at 7.00. H. Young sold 1098 pound feeder steers to Parker County’s Joe Chrisman at 7.20. Hog prices steady 8.50 to 8.80, sheep 525 head at steady level. Receipts 3000 cattle, 660 hogs, 1800 calves. beef steers 5.86 to 7.50, feeder steers 7.20, cows 4.25 to 6.70, heifers 5.00 to 7.00.
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Fort Worth
Tex
T. B. Saunders
Swift & Co
H. Young
Stoneburg
Joe Chrisman
Parker County
Fecaiaen
Top
Focatecs
Lambs
Feedera
Kansas City market receipts and prices
Receipts and quotations show cattle at 11 000 with southerns steady and cows and heifers around 4.00. Hogs 14 000 receipts higher with prices about 9.50 to 8.50, packers and feeder bids 8.40 to 8.50, lights 8.45 to 8.55. Sheep 8000 steady with muttons 5.00 to 6.50 and lambs from Colorado 8.00 to 8.65, range wethers and yearlings 5.60 to 7.75.
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Kansas City
Colorado
Market Receipts and Quotations for Cattle Hogs and Sheep
In St Louis on February 25 receipts totaled 6300 cattle including 600 Texas and Indian stock. Native beef steers sold from 5.75 to 9.00 with cows and heifers 3.75 to 6.50 and calves 5.00 to 6.50. Hog receipts reached 9600 with prices 6.50 to 8.80. mixed and butchers 8.60 to 8.80 and heavy hogs 8.70 to 8.80. Sheep receipts 3500 were steady with native muttons 5.50 to 6.35 and lambs 7.00 to 9.00.
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ST. Louis
Texas
Chicago
Chicago Market Prices and Receipts for Cattle Hogs and Sheep
Chicago reports cattle receipts 4500 with slow demand and prices from 5.20 to 9.00 for various categories. Hogs receipts 19000 firm with prices from 6.60 to 8.72 and bulk sales at 8.50 to 8.65. Sheep receipts 20000 steady with native ewes and yearlings priced from 5.80 to 8.90. Ladies Orchestra at the Princess.
Cotton futures open steady on February 12 market
New Orleans reports cotton futures opening steady with February at 12.01 03, March 12.07 asked, May 12.08 asked, July 12.08 10, August 11.87 bid, September 11.58 60, October 11.45 47, December 11.46 bid. Futures closed steady with a 12 to 18 point net advance.
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New York
Houston
United States
Great Britain
France
Mexico
Japan
Bhs Rt
New Orleans
Vane
Liverpool cotton prices steady on quiet spot market
Liverpool buyers held prices firm as spot cotton remained quiet. American middling fair traded near 17.36 pence per pound with other grades between 5.62 and 7.024 pence. Sales reached 7000 bales, including 6400 American, while receipts totaled 16,000 bales with 10,600 American.
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Liverpool
Futures open quiet and close steady in Liverpool trading
Futures in Liverpool opened quiet and ended steady with a series of quotations across the calendar months from February through January. Notable figures include February 6.534 and various spreads such as March-April 6.52%d and May-June 6.51444.
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Liverpool
Cottonseed Market Prices and Oil Closing Report
Cottonseed products in Memphis show prime prices 5.40 to 5.44 and meal at 24.50 to 24.75 with 3 to 4 percent linters. New York oil market ends easier with spot 6.28 to 6.42 and various futures including March 6.29 30c and September 6.43 44c. total sales 8900.
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Memphis
Tenn
New York
Market Rumblings Across Leading Spots
New York and New Orleans show middling readings around 12 percent with Houston Galveston and Memphis near 12 percent as well. Liverpool posts middling 6.80d while overall market tone remains cautious.
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New York
New Orleans
Houston
C. Galveston
Liverpool
Memphis
Spot cotton prices hold steady in New Orleans sales
New Orleans market reports unchanged spot cotton with middling at 12 3/4 to 13 cents. Sales on the spot total 620 bales, with receipts 3,940 and stock at 113,084 bales. Prices listed range from low ordinary to strict good middling, reflecting nominal adjustments and varying grades.
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New Orleans
Galveston Cotton Market Steady on Spot Prices
Spot cotton closed steady with low ordinary at 8 percent and good middling at 12 percent. The market shows Rebamaeb 15,215 and stock at 263,042, with spot quotations 400 for the day.
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Galveston
F. B
Rebamaeb
Spot Market Close Sees Quiet Steady Houston Prices
Houston market report shows a quiet close with steady prices across grades ranging from low ordinary to middling. Shipments total 8,336 with stock at 142,885. prices listed for low ordinary to middling levels.
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Houston
Tex
Cotton spot steady in Memphis and New York markets
Memphis reports cotton spot prices steady with middling at 12.75 in New York Gulf and 12.50 for uplands. No sales recorded in New York as of February 25.
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New York
Gulf
Mining stock closes at mixed gains and losses
Boston reporting closing prices show Arizona Commercial at 3, Calumet and Hecla 435, Girox Consolidated 2 1 2 percent, Greene Cap 7, Lake Copper 144, Miami Copper 22, North Butte 24, Wolverine 64.
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Boston
Arizona Commercial
Calumet and Hecla
Girox Consolidated
Greene Cap
Lake Copper
Miami Copper
North Butte
Wolverine
Real estate transfers list several parcels and sales
Real estate transfers show J Spittal to J R Spittal for lots on Soledad and Pecan streets, W C Ryland and wife to Dr J R Ranglee for lot 10 block 2 Gladstone, Charlotte L Dashiell to D D Harrigan in city block 624 Fairfax, J H Kirkpatrick to Charles V Warner and to J B Adams for interests in blocks on Hillcrest and 2nd avenues with prices 750 and 1500 dollars.
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C. J. Spittal
J. R. Spittal
Soledad Street
Pecan Street
W. C. Ryland
J. R. Ranglee
Gladstone Avenue
Charlotte L. Dashiell
D. D. Harrigan
New
Building Permits and a City School Notice
Building permits issued for multiple residences and a garage including Mrs. W Jaffe five 3 room houses on Cherry Street for 2000 dollars. L Haines five 5 room dwelling Hunstock event 100 dollars. Woodward remodel West Gectiatan Street 375 dollars. D D Saunders garage River Avenue 200 dollars. R Papig 8 room dwelling Spruce Street and A Oppenheimer stable Dolorosa Street 300 dollars. Oelkers two room dwelling Dow dy Street 100 dollars. Cleveland’s mentally deficient children may be sent to study classes on the city’s pauper farm.
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Cleveland
Wool prices hold steady across grades in St Louis market
Wool markets in St Louis on February 25 showed steady tone with medium combing and clothing grades at 23 26 cents, light fine 18 21 cents, heavy fine 18 18 cents, tub washed 27 32 6 cents, reflecting unchanged buyer sentiment and firm bidding.
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ST. Louis
Market report from St. Louis metal trades
In St. Louis on February 25 the lead price was $4.20 and spelter traded at levels not fully shown in the fragment. The brief item notes metal quotes but omits broader context or complete pricing details.
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ST. Louis
Hair and teeth may vanish from future humans says professor
Professor Frederick Starr of the University of Chicago anthropology department told his class that hair teeth and the little toes may disappear in the future due to predigested foods hats and shoes. He argued civilization reduces the need for these features and suggests a return to nature. Ex king Manuel of Portugal reportedly preparing to marry the daughter of a former noble of his vanished kingdom.
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Chicago, Ill
Frederick Starr
Department of Anthropology
University of Chicago
Manuel
Portugal
Visitors From Across Texas Stay at San Antonio Hotels
A long list of Texas residents and a few from Arizona and Iowa check into major San Antonio hotels. Names include Mrs A M Chamberlain Austin at the Menger, P L Mitchell Houston at the Crockett, J Springer Galveston at St Anthony, and many others from Dallas, Houston, Laredo, Brownsville, Seguin, and more.
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Mrs. A. M. Chamberlain of
Austin
Menger Hotel
P. L. Mitchell
Houston
Crockett
J. Springer
Galveston
St. Anthony. Co
G. Mills
Dallas
Bowie Hotel
Frank Rabb
Brownsville
Tex
St. Anthony
C. F. Lucas
W. E. Reifschlaeger
Skidmore
Bexar
Ira P. Meora
Carrizo Springs
W. H. Lawler
Candelarrio Manor
Donna
Meng
A. P. Denison
Clarkaville
Menger
W. C. Norton
Fannie Ricks
Pleasanton
Crockett Hotel
D. Deffin
Detroit
F. D. Kokernot
Gongales
D. W. Huffer
Charlotte
R. M. Curtis
Falfurrias
Gunter
Hensley
Edna
Savoy
J. I. Gillespie
J. R. Horton
Busimen
Roanoke
Charles F. Thomas
W. McDonald
B. 1. Donaldson
Fort Worth
Automobile Licenses List Includes Several Names
Automobile licenses listed with numbers and names: William Mumme at 309 Tana Street on $278. Martin Co. Campbell at Arel eC Mano on $374. Harry Ankerson at ns Place on 3276.
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William Mumme
Tana Stree' On
Martin Co. Campbell
Arel Ec
Hary Ankerson
Ns Place
Marriage Licenses Issued to R Dromgoole and Helen Deer
A notice lists marriage licenses granted to R Dromgoole and Helen Deer of Ontario and to William G Wimberly and Mrs Della P Wimberly.
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Menaries R. Dromgoole
Helen ‘Deer
William G. Wimberly
Della P. Wimberly
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Houston St
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Main Ave
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Lo Joy
U.S. Department of Agriculture
THER
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Zor
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ST. Louis Livestock
Chicago Livestock
Ladies’ Orchestra
the Princess
Liverpool Futures
Boston Mining
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ST. Louis Metal
D. N
Cotulla, Tex
Bexar Hotel
WEST TEXAS BANK @ TRUST CO
W. F. McCaleb
Leon N. Walthald
J. H.savage
W. B. Hamilton JR
Alex P. Vildaret
Etate Bank & Trust CO
Frank Allen Eval
DR. Stotts & CO
Sin
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