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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1913

Page

9

Market Opens Steady as Stocks Edge Higher on Select Advances

In New York thin early trading showed prices barely changed with only modest gains in Atlantic Coast Line and higher interest in standard stocks. Bond activity suggested confidence, while overall market mood cooled after an early surge with several issues rising modestly and a firm close for Pacific rail and related equities.

York Vance I'g Atlantic Coast Line Southern Pacific Pacific

Financial Market Summary From New York and St Louis

New York reports show strong sterling demand and steady government bonds. Bills and calls remain steady with minor shifts in discounts while copper and lead prices move modestly amid overall market calm.

W York Prime Intilé Sterling Age

33000 for One Dog in York on the Chicago Train

Offley Wee, the famed Pomeranian known as the world’s most valuable dog, travels from New York to Chicago in a silk lined basket. Custodian Ison L. Van Schaick of Chicago bought him for 5000 dollars from Albert Th, of the Tuxedo Kennels. Wee Blackie weighs about 3 1/4 pounds and is described as an English champion brought to the country by Treeth and shown at major dog shows.

W York Grand Central Station Chicago Offley Weesie Ison L. van Schaick Chica Albert ‘ Th West Forty-eighth Street Ranian van Schaick Blackie Dey Wee Blackie Treeth

IARK STOPS VESSEL w York

Passengers aboard the Havana Ward Line liner arriving at pier No. 18 East River recount a Sunday near-miss when a 20 foot shark collided with the bow thirty miles north of the Florida Light. Captain F B Knight, with 28 years at sea, halted engines to avoid further danger as the shark wedged in the bow.

W York Havana Ie Ward Line East River Er Light Florida F. B. Knight

Cotton acreage to rise in Corpus Christi region says Felder

J M Felder cotton exporter of Aransas Pass visits the cotton exchange and reports farmers around Corpus Christi and Aransas Pass plan a 25 percent larger crop this year. He notes over 300 new steam plows and cultivators delivered to the gulf coast and highlights Aransas Pass as an oil port with Magnolia Oil lines to Tampico shipping about 15 carloads daily, soon 26.

J.M. Felder Aransas Pass Cotton Exchange Mr. Felder Corpus Christi Texas Felder Magnolia Oil Company of Texas Port Aransas Tampico Mexico

Markets Conclude Mixed Prices Across Dairy and Poultry

Chicago bidding shows butter firm creamery 26 to 34 cents, eggs firm with 2381 cases received, cheese steady at 16 to 17 cents, potatoes mix of Wisconsin 42 to 47, Michigan 43 to 48, Minnesota 45 to 48, poultry firm with live turkeys 15 cents, dressed 7 cents, live chickens 14 to 15 cents. New York reports eggs firm with fresh gathered extras at 31 to 32 cents, checks 15 to 17 cents. St Louis lists poultry at 13 to 15 cents and butter creamery 27 and a half cents, eggs ic.

Chicago Young Americas Wisconsin Michigan Minnesota New York ST. Louis Jan Eryere California Colorado

New York Market Reports Steady Prices For Sugars And Oils

Raw sugar remains steady with Muscovado 59 test at 3.02 dollars and centrifugal 91 test at 9.52. Molasses 89 test quoted 2.77. Refined goods quiet while petroleum and leather hold firm and hides steady.

New York Muscovado

Real estate transfers list with numerous San Antonio parcels

A dated record of multiple real estate transfers listing buyers sellers and property details from 1912 to 1913. Entries include Alamo Heights Lakeview Roosevelt Place and more with lot and block numbers and expiration prices ranging from tens to thousands of dollars.

W. H. Hume C. E. Hampton Alamo Heights Dilworth Charles G. Dilworth Lota Green Terrace Lakeview Townsite Company Charles Brennan New City Lakeview Addition J. F. Edwards Henry C. King Jr J. H. Haile J. C. Meredith D. Martinez Prestiiio Road Medina River J. A Will and M. Davis New City Block E. L. Nims T. H. C. Hyde F. P. Davis Roosevelt Place Wiley W. Walker Los Angeles Heights S. Mariani George A. Harris E. A. Stribling J. B. Martindale Ben and F. Moke Abram Garcia Hidalgo Addition A.veges Idalgo F. Roberts S. Schroeder Highland Park Kuntz-Albaugh Lumber Company J. F. Price Mesquite Street F. and H. Dolle J. A. Bless Mata- Moras Street HK. Richter Et al Pat Stevens E. D. Nieman West Side North Flores Street Edwards Realty Company Richard Walter Felipe de la Fuente Jacobo de la Fuente North Side Garcia Street W. D. Hoasier

Prayer Restores Hearing After 30 Years of Deafness

Belleville Illinois reports Anthony Christmann aged 77 heard his own voice during morning devotion signaling a return of his hearing after 30 years of total deafness. A cold with ear pains preceded the deafness, and he avoided lip reading or sign language.

Belleville Anthony Christmann Christmann

Colleges Should Lead Moral Reform, Says Yale Professor

Yale economist Irving Fisher told a University Club audience that all college men drink too much. He said colleges must set a moral example to improve community customs, not merely reflect them, and that the warning applied to Harvard, Yale, and other universities.

Boston Irving Fisher Yale Harvard University Club

California Freeze Triggers Fruit Price Rise in Market

A severe California freeze cripples fruit output with millions in damage. California oranges and lemons rise as much as 50 cents a box, likely pushing prices to above 3 dollars for future shipments. Local markets report higher orange prices but weak demand and steady cheese and sugar trends amid tight supplies.

California California Fruit Growers’ Association

12 919 251 Bales of Season's Cotton Pass Ginners

Washington reports the Census Bureau confirms 12 919 251 bales of cotton from 1912 have ginned before January 1 alongside a 1906–1908 range of ginning percentages. State-by-state figures, Sea Island counts, and prior-year comparisons are included.

Washington, D. C Census Bureau Sea Island Alabama Les Ngos A. Niasaaksetet Et Florida Wane Ceveervenees TDL Neers Vers Georgia Carolina

Fort Worth cattle market shows active demand and steady hogs

Fort Worth TX January 9 market reports a lively cattle trade with strong demand across all classes. Beeves reach 6.65 with steers 5.15 to 6.00 and calves up to 8. Bulls and cows also show strength. Hog trade remains steady with top 7.60 and bulk 7.16 to 7.60. Receipts include 2000 cattle and 1200 hogs.

Fort Worth Tex Nee

Kansas City Livestock Prices From Jan 9 Market Report

Receipts and quotes show cattle with 4000 head including 400 southerns and steady prices. native steers 7.0 to 9.25, southern steers 6.00 to 7.50, cows and heifers 3.75 to 6.25. Hogs strong with 10000 head. bulk 7.20 to 7.40, heavies 7.35 to 7.45, lights 7.19 to 7.30, pigs 6.25 to 6.75. Sheep strong. 5000 head with muttons 4.00 to 6.00, lambs 7.50 to 8.85, range wethers 6.00 to 7.66, range ewes 3.50 to 5.25.

Kansas City

Chicago Livestock Prices Warmed by Slower Cattle Trade

Chicago market reports show cattle receipts at 8000 with slow, mixed bids and prices from $2.85 to $10.75 for various categories. Hogs saw 28000 receipts with slow trade but higher day averages, most sales around 7.40 to 7.60. Sheep receipts at 15000 were strong with native and western bids ranging roughly from 4.50 to 9.15 for lambs and yearlings.

Chicago Texas

Livestock Prices Steady as Receipts Rise in St Louis

Cattle receipts reach 3600 with 500 Texans, market steady. Native beef steers at 5.9 to 9.5, cattle and hogs steady though hogs 5 cents lower. Hogs receipts 11500 with pigs and lights 6.76 to 7.45, butchers 7.25 to 7.46, heavy 7.40 to 7.45. Sheep receipts 4300, muttons 4.35 to 5.00, lambs 6.50.

ST. Louis Texas Oklahoma

Galveston Shipping Arrivals and Sailed Steamers

Galveston reports arrivals yesterday of steamers Cheltonian Liver pool Mexican Mercator Progreso Kendall Castle Hillglade Iran El Norte Higgins Spindletop and Tate ships. Vessels Rowanmore Ratenhall Monadnock Ocmulgee James W Jr San Jacinto and others sailed or were listed for routes to and from ports including Antwerp Rotterdam Havre New York and Tampico.

Galveston Tex Cheltonian Marseilles Mexican Liverpool Port of Mexico Mercator Progreso Kendall Castle Antwerp Hillglade Rio Janeiro St. Lucia Iran Hull el Norte New York Tub Higgins Tampico Tate Rowanmore Verpool Ratenhall Rotterdam Alster iGer J Bremen Monadnock Havre el Mar Ocmulgee James Wa Jr Sabine San Jacinto

London metal quotes and futures steady in dull markets

Copper and tin are dull with spot and futures quoted near 76 pounds and 228–229 pounds respectively. Lead and spelter show similar muted activity with limited price movement. Cleveland warrants listed in London.

London Cleveland Lonon

Wool Prices Steady in St Louis Market Report

Wool market in St Louis on January 9 shows steady values across grades. Medium combing and clothing fibers quoted 23 to 26 cents, light fine 19 to 21 cents, heavy fine 13 to 18 cents, tub washed 27 to 26 cents.

ST. Louis

Cotton declines as ginners report favors bear traders

The market opens with easy prices and a 2 1/4 point drop as active months sell 13 to 16 points. Heavy selling orders and census forecasts dampen sentiment while short covering provides brief support before prices slip again.

New York Liverpool

New Orleans Cotton Opens Steady on Census Shortage Rally

Cotton futures opened steady with a decline of a few points after the census bureau reported 12 91 267 bales grown through December. The larger-than-expected figure spurred heavy selling and a short-seller rally with early lows 22 to 25 points beneath Tuesday's close.

New Orleans Census Bureau

Cotton market opens steady in New Orleans

The New Orleans cotton market opened steady with January through October futures listed. January bid 12.56, February 12.50, March 12.52, May 12.57, July 12.65, October 11.63, and closing at a steady level with minor declines across contracts.

New Orleans Seteelee

Cotton market report from Liverpool shows price softness

Spot cotton trade in Liverpool reports easy prices with American middling at 7.44d and good ordinary at 6.124d. Volume totals 12,000 bales sold, including 10,400 American, with 9,000 bales receipts and 800 American bales among the receipts.

Liverpool

Futures slip on opening trading in Liverpool market

Futures opened easier and closed easy with a series of small declines across near and distant contracts from January through December. Prices ranged from 6.78 for January to 6.22 for the December to January spread, showing a broad softening across the curve.

Liverpool

Cottonseed products and spot cotton markets update

Prime basis 5.27 30 meal 26.00 26.50 linters 4 c. Spot cotton steady unchanged middling 13 percent reported from Memphis Tennessee on January 9.

Memphis Tenn Tan

Metropolitan Club borrows 25000 for entertainment funds

The Metropolitan Club obtained a 25000 loan at 4 1/2 percent for three years from Helvetia Realty Company to boost its guest entertainment fund. Trustees including Charles Lanier secured the loan on club property at Six tieth Street and Fifth Avenue, amid a prior 900000 mortgage. Transfers and social receptions have increased club popularity.

New York Metropolitan Club Charles Lanier Sixtieth Street Fifth Avenue Helvetia Realty Company Iselin New Rochelle Pierpont Morgan John L. Cadwalader

Texas Ginning Report Details December Cotton Output

The Texas Department of Agriculture reports 216,647 bales ginned in December 1912, counting round bales as half. This compares with 285,002 bales in December of the previous year.

Austin Tex State Department of Agriculture

Spot cotton prices ease across markets in New Orleans and Galveston

New Orleans reports spot cotton down 3-16 to 12 11-16 cents with 2,376 bales receipts and stock at 186,725. Galveston closes 3-16 lower with spot prices from 8 9-16 to 13 1-16 cents, 190 bales sold, stock 410,297. Houston steady with 1/2 cent drop, 1,607 bales sold, stock 159,475. New York spots show upland at 13.00 and gulf at 13.25, 867 bales sold.

New York New Orleans Liverpool Houston Galveston Memphis Mobile Savannah Charleston Wimington Boston Great Britain France Tex

Cotton seed prices steady in New York market

New York on January 9 reports closed steady cotton seed with spot range 6.19 to 6.30 and monthly prices from January through August around 6.16 to 6.30. Trade shows 18 800 total sales with several thousand units bid and sold at various prices across March May July and other calls.

New York Ustra

Insect to Save Chest Nut

The Department of Agriculture reports discovery by entomologist Frank C. Craighead of five beetle species that feed on the fruiting bodies of chestnut blight. Experiments show spores in consumed tissue are destroyed, potentially halting disease spread from New England into New York and Pennsylvania.

Washington Department of Agriculture Frank C. Craighead New England New York Pennsylvania

Sunday Law in Kansas Riles Sabetha Businesses

The Kansas City Journal reports Sabetha enacted a strict Sunday closing ordinance forbidding sales except food at restaurants. Restaurant owners vow to shut if cigars and alcohol cannot be sold, while a town marshal orders a gas station to halt Sunday sales, prompting defiance and public placards declaring “Closed for Sunday” at a fountain and a firehouse door warning against ringing the bell.

Sabetha Kansas City Journal

Automobile Licenses Listed For Street Addresses

No. 3136 M. F. Johnson 2108 West Commerce Street. No 138 M. F. McClure Gunter Hotel. Septem A Barrett 612 Agerite Street.

M. F. Johnson West Commerce Street A. Barrett Agerite Atree M. F. McClure Gunter Hotel

England Buys Wheat and the Entire List of Cereals

Chicago trading reports show a broad sale of No. 1 northern spring wheat lifting prices and lifting May futures. Strength in wheat spreads to domestic corn and oats with May pork and rib futures noted alongside.

England

Kansas City Grain Quotations Report

Quotations from Kansas City show cash grain prices for wheat and oats. No. 2 hard wheat 54% to 91 cents, No. 8 3 20s, No. 2 red 1.03 to 1.07, oats No. 2 white 34 to 35 cents, No. 2 mixed 33 to 34 cents. Nearby wheat May 87% cents and July 85 cents, corn May 49% to 50% cents, July 50% cents.

Louis Chicago Mess Park ST. Louis Kansas City

Chicago grain quotations from cash markets report

Quotations list Chicago cash grain prices for wheat and oats with grades No 2 red No 2 hard No 1 northern No 2 northern No 2 spring velvet chaff durum and No 2 white oats with specified price ranges and percentages as issued.

Chicago

Births Recorded for Numerous Local Families in January

A series of birth notices lists new babies born to families including Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Blakey, Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Van Dunker, Mr. and Mrs. P. Garza, Mr. and Mrs. M. Garza, Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Hobbs, Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Revival, Mr. and Mrs. Bartlett J. Varga, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hirsch, Mr. and Mrs. Charles M., Mr. and Mrs. Gus M. Froebel, Mrs. S. Cardona, Mr. and Mrs. Newan, Mr. and Mrs. D. Smith, and Mr. and Mrs. John Allingham, listing dates in January and December and street addresses in San Antonio area.

C. L. Blakey Epiasse Avenue Charles L. van Dunker Bureison Street P. Garza San Saba Street M. Garza South Flores Oreene A. B.hobbs Lakeview Avenue J. P. Uevival West Commerce Street Bartlett J. Varga Paso Hondo Street Sam Hirsch Buena Vista Igue Charles M Montana Street Gus M. Froebel Soong Madison Street S. Cardona Laredo Street R.ewan South Laredo D. Smith John Allingham South Pine Street

Burial permits list several local deaths with dates

A list of burial permits notes multiple local deaths with ages and addresses. Mona Retrigess aged 18 died January 5 at 224 South Street. Mrs Beck Gilley age 66 died January 6 on San Juan Road. Mrs M C B San Roman age 62 died January 8 at 745 West Houston Street. B N Peck age 57 died January 7 at 746 West Houston Street. Mrs Dora List age 74 died January T at 336 Callaghan Avenue. Emma E Worthington age 46 died January 6 at 1015 Nolan Street. Mariano Diaz age 33 died January 7 at 409 Obraje Street. William b Sones age a died January 7 at 324 Walters Street.

Mona Retrigess South Stree Beck Gilley Pale San Juan Road M. C. B. San Roman West Houston Street B._N. Peck West Houston Street Dora List Callaghan Avenue Emma E. Worthington Nolan Street

Building Permits Filed For Residential Additions

City records show Joe Abdo files for a two room addition on North Leona Street with a $100 estimate. John Gussen proposes a shop on Castro Street for $100. J EB Jarrat seeks a porch addition on Craig Place with $500 cost. R Herbsieb requests an addition on East Commerce Street for $150. F Cobbington plans a one room addition on Main Avenue for $100.

Joe Abdo North Leona Street John Gussen Castro Street J. EB. Jarrat Craig Place R. Herbsieb East Commerce Street Cobbington Main Avenue

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