Grain market reports show strength in foreign wheat
Chicago on January 16 reports wheat firm amid profit taking and demand from hog centers. May futures dipped then recovered with May corn and oats also moving up and down. Cash prices list No 2 red wheat at 1.12 to 1.16 and No 2 white oats around 34 to 35 cents. Kansas City quotes show No 2 hard wheat at 89 to 89.5 cents and corn around 48 to 52 cents.
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Chicago
Balkan
Kansas City
Chicago Drovers’ Journal
Iowa
Illinois
Grain price report from St Louis market update
Quotation roundup from St. Louis shows cash wheat at No 2 red 1.12 to 1.16, No hard 92 to 95 cents, corn No 2 50 to 53 cents, No 2 white 53 cents, oats May 34 and July 35 cents. Futures drift includes May 51 and July 52 cents for corn, and July wheat at 90 some cents.
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ST. Louis
Coffee Valorization Committee Allocates New Year Allotments
In London on January 16 the coffee valorization committee reported US sales of 931,000 bags. It set aside 30,000 bags for Europe to be sold February 3 with bids of 487 francs per bag, about 17.40 pounds. No further sales are planned this year.
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London
Coffee Valoriza Committee
United States
Comittee
Europe
Shipping arrivals and clearances report from Galveston
Galveston dispatch lists arrivals and clearances for steamers from Brazil, Germany and Spain. Boniface, Mara and Louis E rn arrive from Ceara and Bocas Grandes with dates in December and January. El Cid Bankdale Ventmoor Catalina El Mundo and others depart or sail to New York, Barcelona and Salou with listed routes and ports.
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Galveston
Tex
Orday
Boniface
Mara
Brazil
Ceara
Louis E.rn
Bocas Grandes
Sala
New York
el Cid
Yeem
Bankdale
Livoo
Led
Ventmoor
Rotm
Catalina
Barcelona
Son
el Mundo
Cho
Wool Prices Steady In Market Report
In St Louis on January 16, wool prices held steady with Combing and clothing grades at 23 and 19 to 21 1/2 cents per pound, heavy fine at 19, tub washed at 27 to 36 cents. The report notes stable demand across fine and heavy ranges with no abrupt changes in price tiers.
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GT. Louis
New York Coffee and Copper Prices Steady to Unsettled
Market notes from New York dated January 16 report coffee futures steady at March 12.47 while copper shows unsettled spot values with January $16.12 to $16.50 and March $16.50. Tin and other metals move with varying bids and spot prices as listed, with iron unchanged.
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New York
Lake
Cookson's
Rice prices and receipts in New Orleans market
New Orleans on January 16 reports rough rice prices firm with Honduras grades quoted between 2.50 and 2.75 per unit and clean Honduras at 4.5 percent. Receipts total 4,498 rough and 4,317 millers. sales include 17 rough Honduras at 2.90, 3,224 at 3.5 percent, and 47 from Japan at 3.5 percent.
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New Orleans
Honduras
Japan
Cotton goods markets show quiet steady trade in New York
New York report notes steady cotton goods markets with Worsted yarns easing while jobbers indicate expanding trade with retailers. Readers are advised to mention The Light in advertisements in this network.
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New York
Wilson and Henry to hold ten conferences in New Jersey
Trenton N J January 16 President elect Wilson has several conferences today including with Representative R L Henry of Texas Senator elect Broussard of Louisiana and several prominent New York Democrats Mrs Wilson arrived at the state house for the first time since the election and attended a noon reception by the Society of Colonial Dames of New Jersey Governor Wilson said he invited Colonel George W Goethals chief engineer of the Panama Canal for a Friday conference and planned a meeting with Governor Marshall the Vice President elect to discuss canal questions and more details of the transition.
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Trenton
N. J
Wilson
R. L. Henry
Texas
Broussard
Louisiana
New York
George W. Goethals
Panama Canal
Goethals
Marshall
Texas Leads Cotton Movement With Big Net Decrease Nationwide
Secretary Hester reports four months of cotton movement through December shows Texas up by about 728 thousand bales, while other gulf states drop by 89.6 thousand and Atlantic states by 717 thousand, yielding a net national decrease of 75 thousand. Total sighted: Texas 3,409,111. gulf 2,410,614. Atlantic 3,748,425. overall 9,568,150.
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New Orleans
Hester
Texas
Gulf States
Arkansas
Louisiana
Mississippi
Tennessee
Missouri
Oklahoma
California
Atlantic States
North
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Virginia
Gulf Estates
Stock figures and deficit for the season
Yesterday's stock amounted to 1,042,811, down from 1,133,312 the previous week and 1,353,020 a year ago. The seasonal deficit stands at 316,719.
Market Lifts and Lows in London Metals Trade
London markets report copper easy with spot at 70 pounds 10s and futures 70 pounds 17s 6d. Tin steady with spot 229 pounds and futures 227 pounds. Local exchange sales note tin at 75 tons. Lead at 16 pounds 17s 64d, spelter 26 pounds 2s 6d. Iron Cleveland warrants quoted at 65s 10d in London.
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London
Cleveland
Corpus Christi Eyes Merge Of Electric, Light Firms
Corpus Christi Ice and Electric Company plans to seek a special legislative charter to buy and operate the People's Light Company and other utilities in the city. A new $300,000 electric enterprise would emerge, potentially purchasing the Corpus Christi Street and Interurban Railway. Henderson, Newburger and Loeb of Philadelphia will finance the merger, with plans to place nearly all wires underground except trolley lines.
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Corpus Christi
Tex
Corpus Christi Ice & Electric Company
People’s Light Company
Corpus Christi Street & Interurban Railway Company
Three Days of Prayer at St Marys Church Opens
Three days of prayer and communion begin at 7:45 this evening at St Marys Catholic Church. A special sermon on blasphemy by Rev Father Haas will draw a large crowd, followed by divine praises. Services continue Friday and Saturday at 7:45 with sermons and prayers.
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St. Mary's Catholic Church
Father Haas
O. M. IL
Bank Officers Re elected in Rockport
ROCKPORT Tex Jan 16 At a directors meeting of the First National Bank officers were re elected Chas G Jonson president Al Bruhl vice president Thos E Mathis vice president and cashier Arthur Mathis assistant cashier Jas G Hooper teller
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Rockport
Tex
First National Bank
Chas. G. Jonson
al Bruhl
Thos. E. Mathis
Arthur Mathis
Jas. G. Hooper
Tellen
Weather Bureau Forecast For San Antonio Area Unsettled
U S Department of Agriculture forecast to 7 pm Friday calls unsettled in San Antonio and vicinity with rain tonight or Friday. East Texas expected rain tonight or Friday and turning colder Friday in the northwest. Precip yesterday was 0.11 inch with a daily normal 0.06 inch and total since January 0.27 inch. deficiency since January 0.071 inch.
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San Antonio
East
Texas
Cattle Pens Cleared With Prices Steady at Union Stock Yards
At Union Stock Yards on January 16 buyers and sellers opened on a liberal bid and steady prices. Receipts included 121 cattle 23 calves 19 horses and 65 hogs with cows up to 4.50 calves to 6.25 hogs 7 to 7.25, no sheep or goats received and overall market showing good volume.
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Union Stock Yards
Silo demand swamps manufacturers and boosts Texas farming
Texas farmers push silos to store feed as doors and parts makers fall behind orders. Fort Worth livestock buyer Ireland Hampton says large firms consider silo factories in the region to handle Southwest Texas demand. Cattle from La Pryor and Fort Worth market trade show steady gains while hog prices rise with a hopeful spring outlook.
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Texas
Ireland Hampton
Fort Worth
Hampton
South Texas
North Texas
Southwest Texas
Col
Ike Pryor
la Pryor
Bert Mitchell
Jim Jennings
Jim Dobie
St. Louis
New Orleans Cotton Prices and Grades Dated Jan 16
New Orleans market reports show quiet steady conditions with middling around 12 1/2 percent and spot cotton at 14 5/8 to arrive 99 6. Prices span good ordinary to strict low middling with nominal quotes across grades including low ordinary at 9 15-16 and middling at 12 1/2 percent.
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New Orleans
Cotton Spot Quiet in New York Market on Jan 16
New York cotton spot market closed quiet with middling uplands at 12.00 dollars and middling gulf at 15.15 dollars per bale. Sales reported at 2200 bales.
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New York
CATTLE MARKET STRONG FORT WORTH WEEK SUMMARY
Cattle market in Fort Worth on Thursday showed a strong undertone with active movement for scaleward. Steers to $7, feeders to $5.60, beef steers $4.50 to $7.00, cows $3.50 to $5.25, bulls $3.50 to $5.50, calves $4.50 to $8.00. Hogs receipts 4500, top $7.52, bulk $7.00 to $7.40. Sheep receipts 280, lambs and yearlings $5.50.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Kansas City Market Report January 16 Cattle Hogs Sheep
Receipts: cattle 3500 including 300 southerns steady. native steers 4.75 to 8.50. southern steers 6.00 to 7.40. southern cows and heifers 3.75 to 6.25. Hogs receipts 10,000 market 10 cents higher. bulk 7.19 to 7.30. heavy 7.26 to 7.35. packers and butchers 7.16 to 7.30. light 7.00 to 7.20. pigs 6.25 to 7.00. Sheep receipts 7000 market weak. muttons 4.50 to 6.00. lambs 7.50 to 9.00. range wethers and yearlings 5.00 to 8.00. range ewes 3.50 to 5.50.
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Kansas City
Chicago Live Stock Receipts and Prices Update
Chicago market report shows cattle receipts 6500 with weak tone from Wednesday's close. Hogs receipts 24 600 with market slow to five cents higher. light hogs 7.20 to 7.45, bulk 7.30. Sheep receipts 15 000 with dull, weak conditions. native and western lambs and yearlings quoted within broad ranges.
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Chicago
Texas
Receipts and Quotations From St Louis Live Stock Market
ST LOUIS Jan 16 Receipts and quotations today cattle 4000 including 300 Texas market steady native beef steers 5.60 9.36 Texas and Oklahoma steers 5.50 7.90 cows and heifers 3.65 6.00 calves in carload lots 5.00 6.50 hogs 11000 market 6 10c higher pigs and lights 6.75 7.60 mixed and sows 7.85 7.50 good heavy 7.40 sheep 6000 market steady muttons 5.00 6.60 lambs 7.00
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ST. Louis
Texas
Oklahoma
Lemons Jump In Price On California Freeze Fallout
Wholesale lemon prices surge to about eight dollars a box amid expectations of further gains. California weather damage cuts orange crops and celery runs short as shippers raise inquiries. Onions rise to retail offers near 1.75 a hundredweight with California and Texas supplies mostly absent.
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California
Texas
Local Market Prices Include Eggs Poultry Butter and More
Readable price list shows EGGS fresh country at 23 24c a dozen, poultry large hens 5.00 to 6.00, medium hens about 4.60 to 4.76 per dozen, broilers 3.25 to 3.60 per dozen, butter at 32c per pound, cheese 20 percent 28l per pound,. Includes vegetables fruits nuts syrup and meats with numerous itemized prices such as oranges California navel 2.76 to 3.00 per box, apples Ben Davis and Jonathan prices, canned meats and fish, dried fruits and beans, all listed in a single regional market listing.
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California
Ben Davis
Maine
South Texas
Alaska
Fancy. LLC
Market Quotes for Butter Potatoes and Poultry
Chicago report shows butter firm with creameries 24 33% cents, receipts 4798 cases. Potatoes steady with Midwest and Minnesota receipts 45 47 cents, Wisconsin 43 cents. Poultry easy with live turkeys and dressed chickens at 18 cents and 11 4 cents respectively.
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Chicago
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Springs
Sugar and petroleum markets steady in New York notes
New York dealers report raw sugar steady on January 16 with Muscovado 89 test at 2.98 cents per pound, centrifugal jngal 96 test at 3.46, and molasses sugar 89 test at 2.73. Refined goods remain quiet along with petroleum, molasses and hides holding steady.
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New York
Muscovado
Poultry and Butter Prices Plummet in Local Market Notice
Poultry prices listed today include chickens 12 cents, turkey 8 cents, ducks 15 cents, geese 12 cents, with springs license noted. Butter from Creamery at 34 cents, eggs 21 cents.
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ST. Louis
Local fair prices listed for dairy and poultry items
The notice shows pricing for Butter Creamery and various categories including firsts seconds and packing stock with percentages. Poultry prices are listed for Hens roosters young turkeys and ducks with percentage values.
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Kansas City
Egg Market Report From New York Auction January 16
New York market notes show unsettled egg receipts totaling 5732 cases. Fresh gathered extras quoted at 26 1/8 cents, dirtles at 17 18 cents. checks and other details are listed in the brief item.
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New York
Liquidation drives cotton market into sharp slump
New York cotton opened steady then fell 1 to 3 points as liquidation intensified. Old crop positions led losses of 14 to 20 points by midday with spot middling uplands at 13. The market steadied briefly on short covering but ample supply kept rallies modest, 4 to 5 points, into the early afternoon.
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New York
Cotton futures open steady with varied January to December bids
New York price report shows January at 12.68, March 12.21, April 12.20, May 12.21, July 12.17, August 12.08, September 11.65, October 11.46, November 11.48, December 11.47. Futures close steady with quotes near the day’s levels and limited movement across contracts.
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New York
Osce
New Orleans Cotton Opens Steady Then Slips On Short Selling
New Orleans January cotton futures opened steady but declined about 1.3 points as expectations lagged and shorts sold. Prices fell from morning highs to about 20 to 26 points under yesterday's close by early afternoon. Spot owners showed indifference to future market changes as reports from the South indicated weak demand and ample short selling.
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New Orleans
Shorts
Market quotes show steady openings and fluctuating bids
The report lists futures with January 12.42 bid February 12.41 43 March 12.40 asked May 12.44 46 July 12.48 49 August 12.07 bid and October 11.64, indicating cautious trading and shifting demand across contracts.
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New Orleans
Spot cotton advances in fair demand at Liverpool
Liverpool January 16 spot cotton shows fair demand and firm prices with American middling fair at 7.454 and good mid dleing 7.114 while middling stands at 6.914 and low middling 6.73d. Sales reach 8000 bales, including 1000 for speculation and export and 7300 American. total 26,000 bales with 20¢ American included.
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Liverpool
Futures Edge Up Then End Barely Steady in Liv. Grain
Futures opened firm and closed barely steady with a sequence of monthly spreads quoted. January to December prices show modest declines across the year, including Jan 6.66d and Dec Jen 6.15%d, reflecting a cautious mood in the market.
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Liverpool
Cotton seed oil market closes with mixed spot and futures
New York price report shows spot cotton seed oil at 6.10 to 6.22 per unit with March at 6.10 and July at 6.22. Several lots sold between calls, including 600 March at 6.10 and 500 July at 6.23. Total sales 5,600 across contracts.
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New York
Seelter
New York Open Market Quotes Firm on Mercantile Paper
New York January 16 mercantile paper rates steady with actual bank bills at 4 83 for 60 days and 4 87 10 for demand. Commercial bills 4 82 5. Bar silver 63 44 cents. Mexican dollars 49. Government and railroad bonds steady.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Money on Call Steady in New York Markets
New York money on call remains steady at 2 percent with closing bids at 2 percent. Time loans show 60 days at 4 percent, 90 days at 4 percent, and six months at 4 percent.
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New York
Speller Lead at 4.20 Jan 16 Duel
ST. eos January 16 lead time shows 4.20 mark in spelling contest. Speller leads with a 4.20 pace as the event unfolds.
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ST. Eos
Speler
Coffee futures steady as Rio 7 remains at 13 percent
New York January 16 price report shows No 7 Rio coffee at 13 percent, with futures holding firm. March delivery at 13.47 and May at 13.74, reflecting steady sentiment in the market.
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New York
Rio
Market Prices for Sugar Coffee and Provisions
Listing of daily market prices for sugar and coffee including granulated sugar at 6.35 per hundredweight and various roasted and green coffees. Canned vegetables prices for No 2 standard tomatoes and corn prices. Hides and furs priced with ranges and condition notes.
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London Layer
Rio
Maxwell House
Illinois
Visitors Register Across San Antonio Hotels
A long list of guests and registrants in San Antonio hotels including W P James of Austin at the Gunter George Nelson of Galveston at the Menger Alfred Levi of Dallas at the Crockett and many others from Houston Dallas Cuero and Victoria. Attendees include J T Mann of Dallas at the Gunter J B Middlecoff of Houston at the Menger and Mrs William Thebus of Colorado at the Gunter among many named travelers and business visitors.
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W. P. James
Austin
Gunter
George Nelson
Galveston
Menger
Alfred Levi
Dallas
Crockett
William C. Hickie
Lolletto
Mex
Bowie Hotel
Dan Kirkwood
Monterey
Bexar
A. E. Gates
Laredo
Savoy
Co. L. Bernay
Houston
St. Anthony
William Thebus
Daughter
Colorado
Gunter Hotel
G. F. Knippenberg
Menger Hotel
O. J. James
College Station
Tex
Fannin M. Chapin
Des Moines
W. A. Wade
Yoakum
EB. Schleyer
Ella Schleyer
Gonzales
City
Savoy Hotel
George W. Jalouick
Miss Grace
J. L. McGriffin
Bloomington
J. B. Middlecoff
J. P. Barnes
Miss Gertrude
Topeka
Kan
Crockett Hotel
E. M. Critz
Coleman
Bowie
Joseph A. Thoer
Poteet
F. A. Welder
F. Reagan
Victoria
San Antonio
George McGill
Miami
T. A. Hunter
Beeville
W. E. Douglass
el Paso
A. Dodson
Cuero
John Young
Alpine
Alfred Cohn
W. M. Hall
H. C. Moran
Hilton
St. Louis
Frisco
C. W. Strain
Texas Lines
Texas
Brownsville
Harlandaie
A. Sharpe
J. McDade
J. EB. Ervine
Ben Hooper
Oshkosh
Wis
L. P. Wallace
San Diego
Cal
A. Watts
Milwaukee
R. L. Bennett
Torreon
J. Peck Sharp
Chicago
Lil
L. Weatervelt
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
H. W. Hyde
Clearbrook
J. C. Collins
Medina
C. Strasberger
A. Hippert
H. Krapp
Ill
James Richert
A. L. Becker
Memphis
J. von Harten
Emma L. Shaw
Joliet, Ill
Sadie Lawson
Cincinnati
W. G. Barnes
Detroit
Mich
P. J. Flinn
Real estate transfers listed in early 1910s parcels
Real estate transfers include August Zander to L T Mumme for lots in new city block 3895, Emil Kelly to Otto Haeglin, Emil Haeglin to Otto Haeglin in Berlin Heights, Highland Park, Moriadale and other additions. Transfers involve many lots and blocks, varying prices from $60 to $9510, with parcels in Alamo Heights, Mission View, Avenue A, and South Alamo Street, among others. Names include Zander, Mumme, Haeglin, Read, Irish, Dickinson, Johnston, Glover, Suden, Dieckow, Andrews, Kuntz-Albaugh, Lakin, Nelson, Bexar County, Bennett, Pirie, Gurinsky, Moulin, Hayes, Realty Investment Co., Wantzloeben, Eberharter, Belson Bros, Maverick, Guenther.
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August Zander
Constable
L. T. Mumme
New City
Emil Kelly
Otto Haeglin
Emil Haeglin
Berlin Heights
Emil Gottschaleck
A. R. Read
Highland Park Addition
B. G. Irish
H. E. Dickinson
J. E. Johnston
Alamo Heights
Thomas D. Glover
W. T. Chapman
Mission View
F. G. Suden
H. J. Dieckow
Nevada Street
Mary F. Andrews
Kuntz-Albaugh Lumber Company
Moriadale
W. E. Bridge
Ed F. Lakin
J. A. Nelson
Bexar County
George M. Bennett
Anna E. Bennett
New City Block
South Alamo Street
Cora Marley
J. A. Pirie
Siete City
Ogden Street
Gertrude Popig
I. Gurinsky
Joseph Moulin
P. O. Hayes
Earl W. Eagon
Realty Investment Co
Frederick C. Wantzloeben
B. Eberharter
Simpson Street
Ida V. Murphey
Mildred C. Sheldon
A. d. Belson Brodg
Wiliam Leng
George + Maverick
A. W. Guenther
Building Permits for Dwellings and Boxhouses Recorded
R Herrera seeks permits for two 4 room dwellings on Guadalupe street valued at 800 dollars. J Herrera applies for four 1 room box houses on Colima street priced at 3300 dollars. Alamo Home Builders files permits for a 2 room boxhouse on San Patricio street valued at 100 dollars and a 3 room boxhouse on Texada street priced at 150 dollars.
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R. Herrera
Guadalupe Street
J. Herrera
Colima
Alamo Home Builders
San Patricio
Texada Street
Births Reported For Bridges Holdn Brown Families
A birth notice lists a boy born to Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Bridges Jr. on November 27 at 302 Baltimore Avenue, another boy to Mr. and Mrs. Henry Holdn on January 13 at 2103 Ninth Street, and a third boy to Mr. and Mrs. Max Brown on January 14 at 614 Crosby Street.
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J. C. Bridges Jr
Baltimore Avenue
Henry Holdn
Ninth Street
Max Brown
Crosby Street
Automobile Licenses Displayed for Local Firms and Individuals
The notice lists license numbers 8157 issued to San Antonio Brewing Association on Aver and James streets, 3158 to Simon Wertmer at 305 East Commerce Street, and 3159 to W. M. Brown at the St. Anthony hotel.
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San Antonio Brewing Association
Aver A and James Street
Simon Wertmer
East Commerce Street
W. M. Brown
St. Anthony, Hotel
Stocks Open Steady as Bulls Show Mixed Signals on Wall Street
New York sent reports of a dull opening with small changes across issues. Amalgamated Harrimans Lehigh Valley and St Paul slipped while Utah Copper American Can Beet Sugar and American Tobacco gained. Steel rose briefly then fell. Standard stocks firmed and rallied. Bond activity stayed steady as some Virginia Chemical pressure lowered prices. overall mood improved by noon but remained cautious with limited trading.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Harrimans
Lehigh Valley
St. Paul
Utah Copper
American Can
Lehigh Lee
Union Pacific
Virginia Chemical
Saloon Case In Police Court Overcharged Display Of Pistol
A traveling salesman C E Stevens faced a Police Court charge for displaying a pistol at A Rudolph saloon on East Commerce street. Rudolph testified he was forced to apologize and hide behind the counter under threat. Stevens, from Dallas, admitted anger but claimed he acted after being provoked, and Judge Buckley fined him $15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Rudolph
East Commerce Street
C. E. Stevens
Stevens
Rudolph
Buckley
Big Task Ahead For Fredericksburg Rail Road Cut
Eight car loads of blasting powder indicate the scale of the cut through the big hill on the Fredericksburg rail road. The 2000 foot long trench will start as soon as weather allows, contractor Foster Crane begins work with tools and machinery en route to the site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Hill
Fredericksburg
Foster Crane
Burials Listed For Local Residents In Early January
Burial permits show Antonio Lozano aged 43 dying January 15 at 509 Wall Street and Mrs Josephine Hetrts aged 69 dying January 14 at 1005 South Street. Amatus Layton not listed with age, Sabina Hernandez one month with January 1% date at 1501 El Paso Street, and Mrs Mary A Hillan aged about 70 dying January 14 at 520 Victoria.
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Antonio Lozano
Wall Street
Josephine Hetrts
South Street
Amatus Layton
Crosby Street
Sabina Hernandez
el Paso
Mary A. Hillan
Victoria
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