The Award For Good Taste Temple Hill San Antonio Offer
An advertisement extols Temple Hill as a choice for a valued home in San Antonio. It promises not mislead investors but offers an excellent investment with potential happiness of ownership and property appreciation. The copy frames Temple Hill as the beauty of the city and invites inquiry.
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Cotton Market Declines Sharply Across Major Cities
Quotations from principal spot markets show a daylong slump. New Orleans and New York registers fall while San Antonio spots reach 16.90. Trading quiet, rumors of peace affecting demand, and renewed selling amid nervous activity across futures and cash markets.
New York cotton market opens with declines and nervous trading
The New York cotton market opened with heavy selling and a weaker tone. May futures fell from around 17.41 to 17.29 as present crop deliveries dropped sharply amid reports the government may question armed merchantmen and renewed selling from local sources emerged.
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New York
Liverpool
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Cotton futures open higher with mixed later drop
New York cotton futures opened on January 29 with March at 17.42 May 17.50 July 17.45 October 16.50 and December 16.8. Later closes showed declines of 7 to 12 points. Liverpool expected to open Tuesday with a modest gain and the 11 o'clock call to follow.
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Liverpool
New Orleans Cotton Opens With Mixed Early Losses
In New Orleans on January 29, first cotton prices rose 7 to 9 points on near months and held steady for distant months after cables. Selling pressure emerged after Sunday peace run confirmation failed, pushing prices down through the morning to 6 to 18 points below Saturday’s close and continuing into the afternoon with trading months 26 to 35 points under last quotes.
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New Orleans
Cotton futures open steady in New Orleans trade
New Orleans on January 29 reports opening cotton futures for March 17.12, May 17.16, July 17.26, October 16.25. December futures down 5 to 15 points. closes steady.
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New Orleans
Spot cotton prices steady in Liverpool market
Liverpool Spot cotton remains firm with good middling at 11.24d and middling at 11.144d. Slow middling quotes around 10.964d as sales reach 0 bales, with 1099 speculations and explanations noted. Receipts show 10,000 bales in inquiry.
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Liverpool
Futures Quiet On Liverpool Market As Dates Move
Liverpool reports futures trading quiet with a series of daily quotations across railway tobacco bonds and grain futures. The list shows January January-February and subsequent month pairs with standardized prices and minor shifts.
Cotton Statistics Waves Across Regions
Partial OCR text shows scattered city names and abbreviations. Readable items include New Orleans, Mabie Alabama, Charleston British Columbia, Norfolk Virginia, New York, Philadelphia and Norfolk placing, with scattered numbers and references to cotton statistics. No coherent event or figure emerges from the fragment.
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York
Boat Aera
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Pacific Porte
New York Sugar Prices Hold Steady Amid Labor Tensions
Raw sugar remained steady in New York with centrifugal at 4.89 and molasses at 4.02. Refined grades also steady led by cut loaf 7.90 and con fectioners A 6.65. Sugar futures slipped slightly as unresolved labor issues weighed at midday.
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New York
Wheat market slides after early advance on war news
Chicago traders drove wheat higher on Emperor William’s manifesto and a freight embargo then retreated as forecasts favored a hard winter crop. Corn and oats rose with wheat, while hog prices supported pork. Bearish pressure grew on fear Britain was selling wheat, closing down 1 to 4 cents. May and July prices moved from about 1.71 1/2 and 1.45 1/2 respectively.
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William
Fragmentary Market Data From Chicago Page
Partial OCR shows stock quotes with dates and figures for High Low Close and percentage changes. Readable items include city context Chicago and scattered numeric values. many characters are garbled or missing. No clear events or names beyond general market data fragments.
Market Quotations Report from Chicago Grain Prices
Chicago price quotations show corn at level, No 2 hard corn at 1.01, oats at 58e, and barley around 1.2 in a brief daily market update dated January 29.
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Grain Price Quotations From Kansas City Market
Kansas City daily quotation report lists wheat at No 1 hard about 1.80 to 1.82 percent, No 2 red around 1.78, corn No 2 white near 8 cents, No 2 yellow 9c, oats No 2 white about 87 to 40 cents, with minor variations for lower grades.
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Kansas City
Grain futures close with mixed moves across wheat and corn
Grain futures quotes from Kansas City and St. Louis show wheat May around 1.68 to 1.69 and July near 1.41 to 1.42, while May corn trades near 96 to 97 cents and July around 95 cents. St. Louis quotations list No 2 red wheat at 1.96 and No 2 hard at 1.85 to 1.90, corn No 2 about 97 cents, No 2 white near 1.10, oats No 2 around 0.06," No 2 white nominal, rye about 1.45 to 1.46.
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World’s Largest For Sale Opens In St Louis Market
Pelts valued at 3 million dollars go to auction with over 300 merchants expected. German, Russian, British and other buyers attend. two thousand Alaska seal skins sold to the U S government. A live silver fox is slated to fetch at least 500 dollars.
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Convention Opens In New Orleans On High Cost Of Living
Thomas J Turner of Oklahoma City president of the Western Fruit Jobbers Association opened the convention in New Orleans with sharp criticism of nationwide newspaper articles blaming fruit and produce jobbers for high prices. About 1800 delegates from most states attended the opening. Turner called newspapers criminally careless for publishing unfocused statements that harm both producers and consumers.
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Western Fruit Jobbers’ Association
Atlantic
Fragments Describe Luncheon with Battleship Reference
A partial line notes a Friday lunch and a quip about digestion and a battleship. The brief text hints at a humorous or cryptic exchange but lacks clear context, participants, or full event details.
Shippers Market Prices for San Antonio Country Produce
Buyers paid prevailing rates for eggs butter poultry and fowl in San Antonio with figures for country candied eggs butter creamery stock and packing stock. Poultry prices show hens friers broilers springs and birds by weight with turkeys ducks and geese priced per unit.
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Texas Creamery
Quotations and receipts from Chicago and Kansas City markets
Chicago market reports show buttercreamery 31% 38c firsts 36 37c potato receipts 36 cars and white potatoes priced 1.90 to 2.00. Poultry alive steady hens 20 percent cents. Kansas City quotes Buttercreamery 41c firsts 39c potatoes around 2 dollars, poultry hens 19c roosters 13c turkeys 25c.
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Provision Markets Local Packing House Prices
Local packing house quotations show dry salt extras at 17 cents per pound and bacon extras at 1.5 cents. Dry salt bellies average 14 to 14 pounds at 181 cents, with lighter breakfast bacon at 2 cents. Fancy hams at 22 cents, bacon bellies 14 to 16 pounds, American cheese 27 cents per pound.
Cotton goods market shows strong early fall demand in New York
In New York on January 29 demand for fall delivery cotton goods remains robust with mills reporting sold-out inventories for new season items. Domestic staples trading steady while prints and bleached cottons move slowly. knit goods stay firm with steady hosiery purchases and irregular yarn prices.
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New York
Tick Eradication Conference Opens in Dallas
Department heads from the U S Bureau of Animal Industry meet in Dallas for a five day conference on tick eradication ending February 2. The session aims to accelerate the campaign benefiting Texas and other livestock states with substantial annual gains. Wharton leads the Dallas meeting titled conference for tick eradication west of the Mississippi.
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Office of Interveation
Weather Bulletin January 29 1917 Observations
Observations taken at 7 am Monday January 29 1917 note wind velocities under 10 mph and precipitation under .01 inch are not published. Allen Buell Stetserdenets Weather Bureau signs indicate official report.
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Northern cattle and hogs unsettled at Union Stock Yards
cattle varied from strong at Kansas City to lower at Fort Worth and St. Louis, hogs rose at St. Louis but fell at Fort Worth. Sheep showed strength as receipts remained heavy. San Antonio market was active with cattle up about a quarter, hogs steady. Local yard receipts totaled 1098 cattle, 65 calves, 178 horses, and 209 hogs.
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Fort Worth Cattle and Hog Markets Open With Small Losses
Fort Worth market report shows cattle receipts around 5300 with prices mostly 10 cents lower. Steers 8.50 to 9.25, stockers 6.00 to 7.60, heifers 6.00 to 9.00, cows 4.50 to 6.50, bulls 4.50 to 6.75, calves 4.50 to 9.50. Hog receipts about 10,000 with bids 10.40 to 10.90, top 11. Sheep receipts 300 with steady tone. lambs 12.50 to 13.50, yearlings 11.00 to 13.90, wethers 9.25 to 9.75, ewes 8.50 to 9.00, goats 3.50 to 6.50.
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Helfern
Chicago Livestock Prices and Receipts Report
Receipts and quotations show hogs and cattle markets mixed with firm tendencies. Hog ranges include bulk 11.46 11.65, light 11.15 11.65, heavy 11.28 11.75. cattle native beef 7.75 11.90, western steers 7.75 10.00, calves 11.00 15.00. sheep wethers 9.75 11.26, lambs 11.75 14.40.
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Kansas City Market Receipts and Quotes Jan 29
Receipts and prices in Kansas City show hogs firm with bulk at 11.40 to 11.70 and sows from 9.50 to 10.50. Cattle receipts about 12 000 with prime fed steers 11.00 to 11.60, calves 7.90 to 12.00, cows 5.50 to 9.50, stockers 6.76 to 10.00. Sheep receipts 13 009 with lambs 14.26 to 18.75, yearlings 11.70 to 12.60, wethers 10.00 to 10.50.
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Cattle and hogs advance as mixed goods rise at St Louis market
ET LOUIS Mo Jan 20 Receipts and market mixed hogs and cattle show higher quotes. Hogs lights and prime steers rise with good heavy cattle firm to higher while beef cows and yearlings trade across a broad range. Sheep demand remains strong with lambs and yearlings quoted higher.
Oklahoma City Cattle Market Steady As Slaughter Steers Top
Cattle sales in Oklahoma City show steady demand with top hogs at 2790 and top price around 11.50 for 1000 weights. The day’s average price listed as 10.25 with mixed results for steers and sheep across several consignors including Minton Gotebs Chappelera and TD fields.
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Iron and Steel Mills Overwhelmed With Orders Abroad
American steel mills faced heavy demand from foreign markets and strong domestic need last week. Production was hindered by railroad embargoes floods and scarce raw materials while Entente agents secured large shell steel contracts. 690000 tons for 1917 delivery and 4400 cars sold recently including 2000 for export.
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New York
American Steel Mille
Entente
Shell Steel
Coffee Futures Edge Higher as Markets Digest Patented Pen Note
New York trading on January 29 shows March futures at 8.45 and May at 8.56 for coffee. A newly patented double pointed pen design is noted, with a possible fine or stub point option projected for use.
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New York
Wholesale fruit and poultry price shifts in local markets
The markets report price hikes and cuts on Monday for fruits and vegetables led by Texas cabbage at 7 per hundredweight and California onions at 7.50 to 8.00. Poultry wholesale prices fall for large and medium hens while small neons drop. eggs and butter unchanged. Seeded raisins rise, and several dried beans and seeds show notable increases with Sudan jumping to 40 per hundredweight in job lots.
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Commission Menton Delivery
San Antonio
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Alpalpa
Wholesale produce prices and trade goods list
Wholesale prices to trade across fruits vegetables canned goods grains and meats. California potatoes onions celery cranberries and peppers feature with Texas and Florida lots, crates, bushels and per hundredweight rates. Includes coffee sugar flour rice and miscellaneous seeds, meats and canned items with per unit and per case figures.
Stock Market Slips After Opening Rally
Markets opened higher with advances led by United States Steel and rails firms like Union Pacific and Southern Railway. By afternoon gains faded as Steel fell five points and other issues weakened. Trading ended heavy with about 100000 shares exchanged.
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Mexican Petroleum
Money Market Report From New York Exchange
Mercantile paper settled at 4.72 percent for 12 day bills on banks. Commercial paper 12 percent, 10 day bills at 4.72. Demand funds 4,758. Cables 4.767-16. Francs demand 5.84 percent, cables 5.89. Guilders demand and cables 40 percent. Bar silver 76 1/2 cents. Mexican dollars 59 percent. Government bonds steady. Railroad bonds firm.
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Mercantile Pacen Seettin Bain Aay
Time loan rates hold steady amid market activity
New York on January 29 reports time loans steady with 60 days at 24 percent and six months around 3 percent. High bid rates hover, with recent loans offered near 2 percent, indicating a calm money market.
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Metal markets New York activity and quotes
Metal exchange reports limited bids and mixed quotes in New York. Copper and tin show firm or steady patterns while spot prices for various metals reflect narrow trading and regional influences.
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Metal Exchange
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London Metals Prices Reported in Telegraph Snippet
Spot copper trades at 133 pounds 6 shillings, futures at 125 pounds. Tin spot 191 pounds, futures 191 pounds 12 shillings 6d. Lead spot 30 pounds, zinc spot 52 pounds 158, futures 37 pounds.
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