Argentine News Bull Factor In Chicago Corn Trade
Argentina grain crops draw interest as Buenos Aires grain receipts shift from Liverpool to direct Buenos Aires. Corn prods gain with prices firm while oats move with corn. wheat and pork futures show mild declines amid market nerves. Cash wheat and oats quotes listed for No 2 red through durum and No 2 white oats.
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Chicago
Argentina
McEe
Buenos Ayres Pein
Liverpool
Buenos Ayres
Grain market report from Kansas City shows steady futures
Cash wheat prices firm with No 2 red at 1 06 and No 2 white 49c. Oats gather fractional gains with May oats at 35% and July at 34 35c. Corn shows May 62 and July 62 4c with spot prints.
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Kansas City
Wheat and grain prices from St Louis market report
St Louis market summary lists cash wheat and corn futures with No 2 red at 1.04, No 2 hard 1.04 50, No 2 white 0.85, soon futures for May and July. Wheat May 93 1/2 cents, July 89, corn May 61 1/2, July 52 1/2, oats May 34 1/2, July 84.
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Chicago
ST. Louis
Building Permits For A H Kieffer And Others
Building permits listed include A H Kieffer adding on Avenue B for 100 dollars. Also notes a warehouse on El Paso street connected with Brown. Mrs W A Nutts seeks a three room dwelling on Aransas avenue or Hugo with a garage on East Park avenue. J Hernandez plans two room dwellings on Tampico street totaling 250 dollars and a two room dwelling on Vera Cruz street for 200 dollars.
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A. H. Kieffer
Avenue B
See Brown
el Paso Street
W. A. Nutts
Aransas Avenue
Hugo
East Park Avenue
J. Hernandez
Tampico Street
Vera Cruz Street
Burial Permits for Several Local Residents
Deaths listed with burial permits for Ada Burks Noble Cleofas Villareal Gus Henkel Mariano Cabbelero Fritz Helmke Sr Camila Martinez and Mary Pattson Bowman. Died dates range January 20 to January 21 with street addresses provided for each.
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Ada Burks Noble
San Fernando
Cleofas Villareal
South Brazos Street
Gus Henkel
South Flores Street
Mariano Cabbelero
Fritz Helmke Sr
Meerscheidt
Camila Martinez
South
Comal Street
Mary Pattson Bowman
Ninth Street
Visitors and guests checked into San Antonio hotels
A long list of travelers from Fort Worth Red Rock Victoria Dallas Cuero El Paso and other cities were arriving and staying in San Antonio hotels such as the Gunter Savoy Menger Crockett Bexar St Anthony and Bowie including J C Denny J W Smith Edith Westover and many others as of today.
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J. W. Smith
Red Rock
Tex
Savoy
Vineyard
Sanderson
Bexar
A. L. Haynes
Austin
Menger Hotel
Edith Westover
Little Rock
Ark
Crockett Hotel
J.C. Bender
Victoria
Bowie
W. L. Foster
Fort Worth
St. Anthony. Co
H. Mann
Houston
Gunter
H. A. Waddle
Asherton
San Antonio
Savoy Hotel
J.H. Brown
Floresville
Jose Manzano
Brownsville
Menger
C. Béckman
Margery
Paris
Bexar Hotel
J. €. Holmes
Dallas
J. S. Green
W. D. McCurdy
Cuero
City
W. E. Thurber
el Paso
H. Li. Pullettor
Cotulla
St. Anthony
Theodore Mitchell
New York
Gunter Hotel
E. Roy Townsend
Liano
Fred Evertson
M. Keith
8. C. Aubrey
W. F
W. J. Burcham
Georgetown
Crockett
W. H. Wood
R. W. Waterman
May Burges
Seguin
B. M. Webb
Albert Pick
Chicago
Corpus Christi
Nueces Hotel
L. N. Swope
G. W. Seabury
Real Estate Transfers Reported for 1913 and 1918
A lengthy list of property transfers and quit claims executed by Hicks A Woods and others to C J Spittal and various grantees, detailing blocks, streets, acreages, and prices from January 1913 through January 1918 in multiple San Antonio and surrounding area developments. Names include Paschal, De Martinez, Sosa, Dalkowitz, Eimen Dorf, Hyman, Knott, Stephenson, Los Angeles Heights Improvement Co, Beacon Hill, and others with amounts ranging from $1 to $50,625 and property descriptions across dozens of city blocks and avenues.
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Hicks A. Woods
Frank Paschal
C. J. Spittal
Soledad
Pecan Streets
Soledad Street
New City
E. G. Paschal
Pecan Street
Hicks A. Wood
J. Spittal
New City Block
Marlborough Place
M. R
D. Sosa
C. BE. B. Jones
A. F. de Martinez
Sol
Samuel Dalkowitz
J. M. Knott
William Gebhardt
Beacon Hill
Wilfred H. Stephenson
Annie Stephenson
West
Houston Street
Prospect Hill
Los Ales Heights
Los Angeles Heights
E. H. Lampkins
A. L. Atkinson
J. H. Reynolds
Kenwood Addition
Southwestern Land Corporation
Louis Loop
Rosedale Park
B. P. Stephenson
Juan de la Zenda
Lakeview Heights
Irene Tisdale
B. J. Glass
Beacon Hill Company
D. K. Furnish
W. T. Hutchins
W. A. Langston
L. B. Haines
W. F. Jones
D. D. Sa
Dallas Street
Janonny IR Tatee
Mee
A. McDowell
L. T. Powell
T. Goode
F. L. Simon
Angeles Heights Improvement Company
Semagey Heights
Los Angeles
Allo
A.dacus
Arlington Or
Keller
Heusinge Hardware Cay
Mission View Addition
Daniel Oppenheimer
West End Tumber Company
Joe Jobb
Eugene
Annie G. Barry
City of San Antonio
Ores
Baylor Streets
J. H. Kirkpatric
Birth notices for multiple families
To Mr and Mrs M eee a baby boy born January 22 at 711 West Lopez Street. To Mr and Mrs R H F Klan a boy born January 10 at 310 Weudichoune Street. To Mr and Mrs Patricio Milano a girl born January. Shindino and Hackney January 19 at Latie Avenue a boy.
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M.eee
West Lopez Street
R. H. F. Klan
Weudichoune Street
Patricio Milano
Shindino and Hackney
Atta Latie Avenue
Commission Houses Short on Supplies Amid Tight Markets
Commission houses faced widespread shortages in farm products with eggs rising to 22 cents a dozen and butter strengthening. Celery shipments were scarce with wholesale quotes at $1.50 a dozen, while retailers charged 15 cents a bunch for celery. Government contracts for rations were to be let, and farmers in Texas anticipated a larger spring crop as land preparation advances.
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Florida
California
Commissary Department of
Fort Sam Houston
Texas
Eagle Lake
San Antonio
Prices From Retailer for Eggs Poultry Produce and More
A retailer's list shows fresh eggs at 21 to 22 cents per dozen with storage 16 to 18 cents. Poultry prices include large hens 6.00, medium hens 4.60 to 4.75 per dozen, fryers 3.50 to 4.00, broilers 3.25 to 3.60 per dozen, and turkeys to a deposit. Dairy and produce items cover butter 30 to 32 cents per pound, tomatoes 1.40 to 1.65 per crate, and numerous fruits and vegetables with California and Missouri origins, weights in hundreds and thousands, and varied per unit prices.
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Maxwell House
Illinois
Pioneer
Liberty Bell
F. O. B. San Tacenie
California
Colorado
Missouri
Alenee
Texas
Star Home
Alaska
New Wool Popular in Boston as Stocks Clear
Interest in the 1913 clip rises as holders dissipate old stock. Notable selling includes Wisconsin and Missouri fleeces and Texas fine wool. Leading domestic quotations show varied blood fractions and months. Kentucky half-bloods and washed goods also feature in recent sales.
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Boston
Texas
Wisconsin
Missouri
Kentucky
Chicago market quotes of dairy poultry and produce
Chicago quotations show butter at 24 3 4 cents, creamery eggs at 34 to 34 1 2 cents, fresh receipts 19 to 22 cents, refrigerator firsts 11 1 2 cents, firsts 22 1 2 cents. Potatoes firm with receipts of 40 cars. Michigan 60 cents, Minnesota 45 to 48 cents, Wisconsin 44 to 48 cents. Poultry steady with dressed turkeys 22 cents, hens 13 cents, springs 13 cents.
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Chicago
Michigan
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Springs
ST. Louis
Commodity and metal market quotes from multiple cities
The report lists price quotations across markets with steady to barely steady movements. It covers poultry and dairy in St Louis and New York, sugar and molasses in New York and Kansas City, and metals including copper tin and spelter in London with respective spot and futures figures.
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New York
London
Cleveland
Lonon
Maritime arrivals andClearances Listed for Galveston
Galveston, Tex., Jan. 22. Arrived yesterday: Steamer Colorado from New York, January 8. Cleared: Steamer Sturton (Br.) bound to Livered? Cleared: Steamers Colonian (Br.) to Hayre orthtown, Tampico, EH! Alba, New York, J. Andrew (Br.), Bremen.
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Galveston
Tex
Colorado
New York
Sturton
Colonian
Hayreorthtown
Tampico
Alba
J. Andrew
Bremen
Pay Your Poll Tax and Vehicle Licenses
Pay your poll tax and automobile licenses listed by numbers and names including Ladd at 209 McKinley Avenue Wallack at 424 West Magnolia Avenue Strous at 829 West Park Martindale at 305 West Woodlawn Avenue Mueller at 305 Pereida Street. Pay your poll tax.
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J. L. Ladd
McKinley Avenue
St. Wallack
Magnolia Avenue
E. J. Strous
West Park Avenue
R. M. Martindale
Woodlawn Avenue
Motocycle
Charlie Mueller
Pereida Street
Liberal Offerings in Live Stock Market at Lnnon Yards
At Lnnon Stock Yards on January 22, receipts reached 1023 head including 754 cattle 153 calves 8 horses and 108 hogs. Cows topped at 4.50 with bulk 3.50 to 4.25. calves to 5.00 average around 4.60. Hogs steady near 6.50 to 7.00, quality regarded as mixed and no sheep or goats offered.
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LNNON
Feerd
Fort Worth Cattle and Hog Prices Steady to Higher
Fort Worth cattle receipts reach 4200 with beef steers at 5.60 to 6.55 and feeders 5.50 to 6.40. Cows 3.50 to 5.25 and bulls 3.50 to 6.25. Hogs 1200 received, market weak to lower, late arrivals lifted to a top of 7.75 and bulk around 7.25.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Ca Ee
Kansas City Livestock Prices and Receipts Report
Cattle receipts 7000 including 800 southerns, market steady. Native steers 6.90 to 8.50, southern steers 6.60 to 7.5, southern cows and heifers 4.36 to 6.50. Hogs receipts 16000, market steady to five cents lower. Bulk sales 7.25 to 7.40, heavy 7.35 to 7.45, packers and butchers 7.15 to 7.30, pigs 6.25 to 6.86. Sheep receipts 10000, market steady. Muttons 4.00 to 5.85, lambs 7.60 to 9.10, range wethers and yearlings 5.25 to 7.60, range ewes 3.50 to 6.50.
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Kansas City
Chicago
Texas
Cattle and Hog Prices Steady to Down at St Louis Market
On January 22 at St Louis cattle receipts reached 4000 with 400 Texans. Native beef steers traded at 5.50 to 9.25, cows and heifers 3.66 to 6.00, calves 5.00 to 6.50. Hog arrivals totaled 13,000 with prices 6.40 to 7.60 for various grades, down ten cents on the day. Sheep receipts 3000 with muttons 5.00 to 6.60 and lambs 7.00 to 9.60 noting steady trend.
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Louis
Texas
Oklahoma
Cattle and Hog Prices in Chicago Market Report
Chicago stockyards report receipts for cattle hogs and sheep. Cattle receipts 16 000 steady with various steer and calf price ranges. Hogs receipts 40 000 market quiet about five cents lower. Sheep receipts 28 000 market strong from Tuesday close with ranges for natives Western yearlings and lambs.
Cottonseed Oil Closing Prices and Sales Report
New York January 22 Cotton seed oil closes at Spot 6.31 to 6.31 with January 6.31 6.31 February 6.17 6.22 March 6.18 6.19 and more. About 5200 total sales with third and fourth calls showing January 6.51 and 6.32 February 6.18 and May 6.22.
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New York
Fenee
Cotton Steadies After Early Rise on Strong Spot Demand
Cotton opened firmer by 8 to 18 points in New York as higher cables and gold gains supported futures. Demand from spinners and foreign buying kept spot markets active with New York and Atlantic states showing steady advances, though prices eased late morning and again in the afternoon, ending about 9 to 17 points higher on the day.
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New York
Demana
Atlantic States
Wall Street
Memphis
Cotton futures open firm with varied January to December bids
New York January 22 cotton futures opened firm with bids and asks across months from January around 12.67 to May 12.25. Prices drifted and softened with some months showing bids and asks near 11.40 to 12.14. Futures closed steady with mixed intraday highs and lows across the board.
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New York
Oc Ics
Ce Coe
Ce Ce
Ao Liteae
Einai Co
AUB. Co Ps
Mlotinvas Atlas
New Orleans
New Orleans Cotton Opens Steady on Bullish Cables
New Orleans January cotton futures rise on bullish cables and strong spot demand. Weather outlook and reports from Europe boost sentiment as buyers cover shorts. by midmorning contracts gain 11 to 14 points, with late session showing 19 to 21 points hikes as traders book profits.
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New Orleans
England
Europe
Cotton futures end higher with mixed bids across months
Cotton futures closed with a net advance of 14 to 20 points. May see hesitations as bids show January at 11.43 and March around 12.24 to 12.37. Traders note uneven activity with several months repeating around 12.3 and 11.9 in late session.
Liverpool Cotton Prices Steady Amid 8000 Bales Sold
Spot cotton in Liverpool shows steady to moderate activity with American middling fair at 7.34d and ordinary at 6.88d. Day’s sales reach 8000 bales, including 700 speculative/export. total receipts at 28,000 with 18,200 American bales.
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Liverpool
Futures open steady in Liverpool early year session
Futures in Liverpool opened steady and closed irregular and excited with a term structure across January to next January. Trading showed scattered strength in near contracts and varied discounts for deferred months.
Spot Cotton Markets Rise in New Orleans and New York Grain
Spot cotton firms in New Orleans at 12 7 16 to 12 00 for middling, with 4459 bales received and stocks at 173,368. sales total 1200 bales to arrive and 1675 bales off to ship. In New York, spot cotton closes quiet at middling 12.00, gulf at 13 25 with 600 sales.
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New Orleans
Houston
Galveston
Liverpool
Memphis
New York
Spot cotton closes steady in Texas markets
In Galveston the spot cotton market closed steady with prices from low ordinary to middling and sales of 700. Receipts reached 5525 with stock at 298,870. Houston reported a steady close with an uptick of one eighth cent, sales 8799, fob none, shipments 10,665 and stock 148,446. Prices ranged from 7 1 2 to 13 cents across grades.
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Galveston
Tex
Houston
F. O B
Cotton market unchanged in Memphis report
MEMPHIS Tenn January 22 spot cotton held steady with Middling class quoted at 12 1/2 cents. Market tone steady as buyers and sellers await further guidance.
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Memphis
Tenn
Mill Products Firm Lifts Outlook on Wheat and Grains
Market notes from Chicago indicate a bullish trend for mill products as grain costs rise for San Antonio mills. May wheat options have climbed since last fall, with European purchases expected to rise. Minneapolis flour output set a 1912 high but exports remained a small share of total production, signaling strong domestic demand amid global supply concerns.
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Chicago
San Antonio
Saya
Christian Science Monitor
Broomball
France
Hungary
Minneapolis
Northwest
FEW SKINS OFFERED IN SW TEXAS TRADE
Dealers report a sluggish hides season due to warm Southwest weather reducing receipts and depressing prices. Abraham Cohen notes light animal skins arriving while big fur sales shift to London in March. Leather imports rise as American shoemakers buy abroad. eleven months ending November show 16.5 million dollars in leather and tanned skins imports.
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Abraham Cohen
A. Cohen & Co
Texas
London
Wall Street Opens Higher on Broad Stock Demand
New York January 22 active demand for leading stocks with general price gains. Steel purchases surged with large volume. American Tobacco, Amalgamated, St Paul, King, Interborough and preferred issues rose. After initial hesitation, markets firmed as money remained easy and confidence grew in a stronger market, aided by favorable trade factors. Trading was varied with small portions and occasional quiet spells as bonds showed irregularity.
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New York
American Tobacco
Amalgamated
St. Paul, King
Interborough Oe
Union Pacific
Reading and Steel
Rice market report from New Orleans on Jan 22
There was no trading in rough rice yesterday and sales of clean were light. Rough firm, clean steady. Receipts: Rough 3858, clean 2698, millers 2940. Sales: Clean 1482 Honduras at 3% ic., 10 Japan at 8c.
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New Orleans
Honduras
Japan
Money rates steady amid varied loan terms in New York
New York on January 22 reported steady money market with rates at 2% to 4% across various maturities. Closing bids stood at 2% to 24% and offerings around 4% for 60 to 180 day loans, reflecting a mixed but cautious lending environment.
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New York
Copper and tin prices mixed in New York market
Copper spot to February at 15.50 bid and 16.00 for April with firm tin around 5 cents, lead and spelter quiet, antimony fluctuating, iron unsettled. Copper electrolytic 16.59, lake 16.50 16.75, casting 16.00. Spot copper 15.50 bid.
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New York
Lake
Cookson
Wool Prices Steady in St Louis Market Report
On January 22 in St Louis market notes wool prices remained steady with reference to assorted drum grades and combing materials. The report lists light fine and heavy fine wool values and mentions tab washed grades, reflecting a cautious but stable market trend.
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ST. Louis
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