Cotton World Awaits Developments In Southern Spot Situation
Market reports show butter, eggs, and poultry firm with limited supplies. Elgin butter rising to 37 cents per pound, while local creamery demand remains strong. wholesale prices 19 21 cents for country butter and 38 1 32c for creamery grades. Seed potatoes at high levels, broom corn prices sliding after stock, and onion markets expected to rise to $1 per hundred pounds by February 10. Celery shipments arrive as seed houses prep for spring business.
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New York
Texas
Maine
Ohio
San Antonio
Wholesale Prices for Produce and Goods Listed
A dense catalog of farm produce and grocery prices including potatoes onions tomatoes oranges lemons grap es peaches apples and canned goods. Additional lines cover meats dairy seeds and hardware like hides hay and coffee with assorted per unit and per case rates for California and local shipments.
Live Stock Receipts Show Improvement at Union Stock Yards
Union Stock Yards reports a broader supply of live stock with generally steady demand. Total receipts 675 head including 104 cattle 213 calves 203 hogs and 47 sheep. cows top at 3.85 dollars, calves to 4.75, hogs 5.75 to 6.00, sheep awaiting disposition.
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Union Stock Yards
Fort Worth stock show outlook and cattle markets brighten
Fort Worth optimistic reports from A W Mathews and J Stafford push the fat stock show toward a record year. Rain boosts grass stock prospects while burnett deflates reports of Panhandle livestock losses and confirms steady Chicago cattle arrivals as feed lots loosen capacity.
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A. W. Mathews
Fort Worth
Ss. B. Burnett
Cattle Raisers’ Association
Central
Missouri
Burnett
Panhandle
6666
Dixon Ranches
Cold Wave
Foreman Williams
Carson County
General Weather Report and Public Tax Notice
A general weather note accompanies a public reminder to pay poll tax obligations. The notice urges timely compliance and informs residents of potential penalties for delinquency.
Cattle and hog futures slip in Fort Worth market report
Fort Worth cattle receipts total 3600 with steers 10 to 15 cents lower and cows down 100 cents, calves 25 to 75 cents lower. Hogs 1200 head down 5 to 10 cents, top at 6.35 and bulk around 5.75 to 6.25.
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Associated Press
Fort Worth
Jan
Quotations on Chicago livestock market report
AP report from Chicago lists cattle receipts at 10,000 with prices from 4.40 to 9.00 for various classes. horse receipts at 38,000 with prices from 6.06 to 6.85. pigs trading 4.26 to 6.70. sheep receipts 18,000 with native prices 4.70 to 8.25 and western 4.75 to 8.60. lambs and yearlings shown with respective ranges.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Texas
Western
Cattle and Hog Receipts Steady in St Louis and Memphis Markets
AP report from St Louis shows cattle receipts around 8500 with 800 Texans, cattle and calves prices listed for natives, Texas and Indian steers, and calves. Memphis area receipts near 14000 with pigs and lights and butchers, heavy hogs, showing steady to mixed prices. Sheep receipts about 3300 with native muttons and lamb prices noted.
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Associated Press
ST. Louis
Cattle Hogs and Sheep Prices in Kansas City Market Report
Cattle receipts reach 10 000 with mixed steers and cows priced per category. Hogs receipts 26 060 with prices from 5.65 to 6.95, cut by about six cents. Sheep receipts 10 090 with muttons and lambs quoted 3.25 to 6.60 and ewes 2.25.
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Theaissociated Press
Kansas City
Germania Refrigeration Firm Opens New Texas Plant
Germania Refrigeration & Machinery, a San Antonio corporation, will begin operation tomorrow at Hays and Cherry streets serving Southwest Texas. Yale Hicks says about $10,000 will be invested in plant buildings soon, with capitalization of $75,000. The firm reorganizes the Modern Ice company, officers to be elected in a few days.
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Germania Refrigeration & Machinery Company
San Antonio
Department of State Department
Hays and
Cherry Streets
Gale
Texas
Yale Hicks
Hicks
Meehans Licenses and Local Pairings Listed
Lawrence W. Crane and Daisy Keys join Meehans Licenses along with Charles E. Saylor and Sallie Clark. Harlan 8. McGee and Clarkie Den man. Herman L. Paull and Annie Goot. Oliver Bird and Verna Howell. Walter Aaron and Lucy Green colored.
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Meehans
Lawrence W. Crane
Daisy Keys
Charles E. Saylor
Sallie Clark
Harlan
McGee
Clarkie Denman
Herman L. Paull
Annie Goot
Oliver Bird
Verna Howell
Walter Aaron
Lucy Green
European Crop News Brings Wheat Lower Prices
Bearish European crop advices weighed on wheat with May futures opening near unchanged and slipping through the session. Corn and oats followed the trend with May corn down as hog product prices softened. Global supply relief failed to steady demand, leaving wheat and related grains weak at the close.
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Chicago
Cotton Prices Edge Up on Census But Quiet Trading Grows
Cotton opened steady with a 2 to 5 point advance on buying spurred by a census showing 14,510,000 bales ginned by Jan 16. By late morning quotes held near unchanged to modest gains as Lancashire activity and New England strikes cooled demand. spot middling uplands at 9.50.
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New York
Lancashire
New England
New Orleans Cotton Opens Steady Amid Mixed Cables
Cotton futures opened steady with a 2 to 6 point rise as the census ginning report through January 15 fell short of expectations by about 100,000 bales. Traders awaited clarity on Lancashire labor troubles while spot buyers and Texas movement supported prices despite bearish gossip. At noon, bids were up 6 points and the close showed a 1 to 4 point gain.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
Census Bureau
Fall River
Texas
Chicago Market Quotes Narrow Range on Wheat Prices
Chicago quotations show wheat trading with little movement on the day. Prices fluctuated narrowly as traders awaited clearer signals on demand and supply factors influencing futures and cash markets.
Cotton futures open steady with mixed bids
New Orleans on January 23 reports cotton futures opening steady with January at 9.60, February around 9.59 to 9.61, March 9.60 bid, May 9.70 to 9.71, August 9.81 to 9.83, and October 9.75.
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Associated Press
New York
Pen
New Orleans
Liverpool Cotton Prices Steady Amid Stable Trade
Closing cotton spot shows stable prices with gains up to six points. American middling fair at 6.04 pence, middling 5.40, receipts 48 000 including 35 800 American, sales 12 000 of which 2000 for speculation and export. Futures opened steady and quiet with various monthly spreads listed.
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Associated Press
Liverpool
Cotton Statistics and Export Totals
Cotton exports to Great Britain and Continent, France, Mexico and Japan show weekly and prior year figures. The Galveston stock data appears among the period figures.
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Great Britain
France
Continent
Mex
Japan
Markets Report Chicago January Butter and Cheese Steady
Chicago markets show butter easier with Creameries at 28 86 and 25 33 for daisies. Eggs steady with receipts 1670 cases and firsts around 37 2 to 38 2 with prime firsts about 81 to 82. Cheese held steady with daisies 16 17 and Young Americas 16 17. potatoes steady with Wisconsin Minnesota prices near 1.00. Poultry firm with live turkeys 13 cents and dressed 18 cents, chickens live 11 cents, dressed 12 cents, springs 11 4. Veal easy at 60 to 60 weight.
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the Associated Press
Chicago
Michigan
Minnesota
Market Report Prices for Butter and Eggs in Kansas City
Butter prices show 40c for firsts and 38c for seconds with packing stock at 24c. Eggs quote 33c for extras and 81c for firsts, 22c for seconds in Kansas City markets dated January 23.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Poultry and dairy prices drift in St Louis market
Poultry week shows chicks at 10c, springs 10c, turkeys 10c, ducks 18c, geese 9c. Butter drops to 29 34c, eggs steady at 30c. Lead and spelter weak with slight shifts noted. market receipts and quotes vary.
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Associated Press
ST. Louis
Sugar and petroleum prices hold steady in New York trading
New York reports steady prices across commodities with molasses and hides unchanged. Sugars stay firm with Molcovado at 8.95 per 89 test and centrifugal at 4.40 for 96 test. Refined petroleum also steady at 7.85 per barrel. Leather remains steady as a market note.
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Associated Press
New York
Mulcovado
Cotton goods markets hold steady on gray goods firmness
New York traders report steady cotton goods markets with a firm undertone in gray fabrics. Cotton yarns rise, percales up about half a cent per yard, and flannelettes priced for fall at 7% cents for Swiss flannels.
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Associated Press
New York
Rice Market Dull with Stable Quotations in New Orleans
The New Orleans rice market showed dull trading with unchanged quotations. Receipts totaled 4296 rough, 4024 clean, 4048 millers with sales of 849 rough at 4.25 and 223 Honduras clean at 2 1/2? per unit, with no Japan sales.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
Janu
Japan
Honduras
Bank of England Receives 66000 Pounds Bullion
By the Associated Press London reports 66 000 pounds sterling of bullion was taken into the Bank of England on balance today.
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Associated Press
London
Bank of England
Pay your poll tax in New York futures steady for Rio coffee
Coffee No 7 Rio futures closed steady with March at 12.60 and May at 12.48 as of January 23 in New York.
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Associated Press
New York
Wheat and oats prices in Chicago market report
Wheat prices listed for No 2 red 97 98 No 2 hard 99 104 No 1 northern 109 111 No 2 northern rs No 2 spring 98 106 velvet chaff 0 106 durum 90 105. Oats No 2 49% 60 No 2 white 50% 61 standard 50 75 50%.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Northern
Leading Spot Markets and Prices Stir Roundup
Market notes show Liverpool steady at 5.40 with 12,000 sales while New York remains quiet at 5. New Orleans soft at 89 16 with 1,650 units and Houston steady. Galveston also steady at 10.00, 908 units traded.
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Liverpool
New York
New Orleans
Houston
Galveston
Seady
Read What Ransey Says In His Prohibition Platform
The anti saloon candidate argues for state wide prohibition. He cites 1887 and last July vote, claims funds and poll tax fraud tainted the result, and calls for a non partisan 1918 vote with fair election rules. He urges securing poll taxes and urges workers and neighbors to vote Colquitt and Liberty.
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Colquitt and
Liberty
Anti-League
Wheat and corn price report from St Louis market
Market listing from St Louis shows cash wheat prices for No 2 red at 98 100, No 2 hard at 102 112, No 3 white at 65, oats at 60 for No 2, and No 2 white at 61. Wheat close 97 99 for July, corn 66% 66% July, oats May 60% July 44%.
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Associated Press
ST. Louis
Macy
Spot cotton closes steady in New Orleans market
New Orleans spot cotton finished easy and unchanged with 1650 sales and arrivals at 400. Prices ranged from low ordinary 5 3 16 to good middling 10 5 16, with receipts totaling 6248 and stock at 265977.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
Y M C A Plans Four Day Campaign For Six Thousand
A Y M C A luncheon set a four day fundraising drive to raise 6000 for the association’s work. Sixty San Antonio businessmen will lead the effort with ten leaders and five assistants each. Team leaders include W. N. Hagg A. A. Hughes Victor Keller J. C. Kinney A. N. King Joseph Murray H. Ransom W. W. Sloan J. J. Williamson Irving Dietz. H. L. Kokernot is general chairman.
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Young Men's Christian Association
San Antonio
W. N. Hagg
A. A. Hughes
Victor Keller
J. C. Kinney
A. N. King
Joseph Murray
H. Ransom
W. W. Sloan
J. J. Williamson
Irving Dietz
H. L. Kokernot
Gore seeks annual federal road fund for decade
Senator Gore of Oklahoma urges a federal appropriation of 10 to 12 million dollars annually for the next ten years to finance roads. States would need to match or exceed the federal allotment to gain benefit from the program.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Oklahoma
Spot cotton steady in Houston market
In Houston on January 23 spot cotton held steady with middling grade at 9 1/4 percent and overall prices unchanged, reflecting a quiet trading day in the Texas market.
Cotton Spot Steady in Memphis Market
In Memphis spot day, cotton prices held steady with middling grade at 9 1/2 percent. Market watchers note no change from the prior session as buyers and sellers keep to prevailing rates.
Market Report From New York Spots
New York Spots report dated January 28 shows cot ton seas quiet with middling uplands at 9.50, mid gulf at 9.75, and no sales recorded.
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Associated Press
New York
Mid - Gulf
Cotton Seed Products Prices Report
Memphis based Associated Press notes cot ton seed products pricing with figures for oil meal and other byproducts as of January 25. Prices listed include Prime Dagis oil at 4.584 and meal at 246.3 per unit.
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Associated PR
Memphis
Otten
Cotton seed oil market closes firm in New York
Trading shows spot prices and monthly bases from Januar y to July with March and September futures noted. Total sales reach 5800 units as bids and offers move between 5.39 and 6.69, with delivery wagons advertised by Staacke Bros in San Antonio and a medical ad for A R Beal in the Gunter Building.
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Associated Press
New York
Stock Market Slips as Selling Pressure Persists in Early Session
New York traders opened with selling in leading speculative issues. Union Pacific and Great Northern preferred fell as Hill stocks weakened after a recent gain. United States Steel faced influence from the steel duty outlook while bonds held steady. Afternoon trading showed some rally then faded, with Reading and other rail stocks slipping and the market finishing easy.
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New York
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Great Northern
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Great Northern Ptd
Reading
Delaware & Hudson
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Tne
Sear Amalgamated
American Car and Foundry
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American Smelt & Refining
Amer. Smelting & Refin
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Anaconda Mining Co
Atchison
Denver & Rio Grande
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Interborough-Met
Louisville & Nashville
Missouri Pacific
Missouri, Kansas & Texas
New York Central
Norfolk & Western
Pacific Mail
Pennsylvania
Rock Island Co
Market News Roundup From New York Trade Desk
AP reports steady mercantile paper and bank rates with 60 day at 4.84.10 and demand at 4.87.25. Sterling quotes eased with actual business in bankers’ bills at 4.84.10 and 4.87.25. Commercial bills marked 4.88%. Bar silver and Mexican dollars noted. Sewanee bonds and railroad bonds described as easy.
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Associated Press
New York
E Mercantile Paper
Bankers
Sewanee
Money on Call Rates Steady Amid Market Pause
New York financial desk reports money on call steady at 2 percent with ruling and closing bid at 2 percent. Time loans hold at 2 percent for 60 and 9 days, with 6 months at 3 percent.
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THE
Associated Press
New York
Commodity Prices In London Market Report
Lead dull at 15 pounds per ton. Spelter quiet at 26 pounds 16 shillings. Tin steady with spot at 189 pounds and futures at 187 pounds. Market activity muted as traders await direction.
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Associated Press
London
London financial market notes and quotations
Consols for money stand at 77 percent for account at 777-16 with bar silver at 26 1 2 percent. Money 3 percent 03, short bills 313 1 3 percent. Three months bills at 11 16 3 percent.
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Associated Press
London
Paris Money Rates and Exchange Snapshot
Paris on January 23 reported three per cent rentes at 95 francs 10 centimes for the account. Exchange on London stood at 25 francs 25 centimes for checks with a private discount rate of three per cent.
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THE
Associated Press
Paris
London
Wanted helper at Grand Opera House
Classified notice seeking a Mexican or colored girl to assist with janitorial work. Apply at the Grand opera house Wednesday morning.
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Grand Opera
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