Market dullness in New York stocks amid railroad strike fears
Stocks opened with small declines and a late rally but overall dull trading as concern over a possible eastern railroad workers strike and resumed gold exports weighed on activity. Canadian Pacific led losses while Reading Union Pacific and others slipped. bonds steadied as the market closed heavy.
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New York
White House
Paris
Europe
Canadian Pacific
Lewis‘ville
Sears-Roebuck
Andirginia Carolina Chemical
London
Lower
Reading
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Lehigh Valley
Amalmererest
Money on call rates and loan terms reported in New York
New York on July 14 reports money on call at 2 percent with last loan at 2 percent. Closing bid stands at 214 percent, with offers at percent. Time loans remain firm with 60 days at 84 percent, 90 days at 44 percent, and six months at 6 percent.
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New York
Metals Markets Mixed As Copper Tin Lead Move
New York reports copper unsettled with July August and September futures around 12.50 to 14.50. Tin weak with spot near 39.50 to 39.90, lead steady at 4.30 bid, spelt firm 5.25 to 5.35, iron barely steady for various Northern and Southern grades.
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New York
Cookson's
Metal Prices Tweak in St. Louis Market
In St. Louis on July 14 lead traded around 4.20 dollars per unit while spel er listed near 5.20, reflecting unsettled metal prices in the local market.
Boys to be Sent Away for Juvenile Reform
Six youths described as the worst gang in San Antonio will be sent to Gatesville juvenile reformatory this week. Three are Mexican and three are Black. they face multiple burglary cases and have stolen auto parts, tires, shoes, and clothing since January. County Judge Davies ordered the transfer for Wednesday. names include Santiago Onesada and Dan Jack, the latter identified as Black.
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Bov Feves
Santonio
Gatesville
Davie
Gateeville
Navis
Santiago Onesada
Dan Jacka
Cotton consumption in United States for June reported
Census Bureau reports June cotton consumption at 466,914 running bales, with May and April at 610,416 and 503,677 bales respectively. On hand June 80 in manufacturing and independent warehouses total 1,908,176 bales. Imports 8,028 bales and exports 223,921 bales.
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Washington
United States
Census Bureau
Bank Reopens After Brief Shutdown in McKeesport
Washington report says acting Comptroller Thomas P. Kane authorized the reopening of the First National Bank of McKeesport Pennsylvania, which had shut its doors a week earlier.
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Washington
Thomas P. Kane
First National Bank of
McKeesport
Aeronaut Escapes Balloon Fire After Parachute Jump
VALLEY CITY North Dakota July 14 A balloon voyage ended with a burst fire at about 1000 feet yesterday. M A Evans clung to the craft until 600 feet from the ground to release his parachute. The balloon burst a moment after his jump. Evans was uninjured.
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Valley City
N. D
M. A. Evans
Evans
Mt Alamo golf course plans touted for resort town
Article outlines Mt Alamo as a new mountain resort along the Fredericksburg line with an eighteen hole golf course on Mountain Townsite Co property outside the city. Surveyors finished plotting the townsite and streets are being cleared while preserving natural scenery. Mt Alamo is pitched as Texas finest mountain resort.
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Mt. Alamo
Fredericksburg
Mountain Townsite Company
Texas
Dairy Prices Rise Amid Market Firmness Across Products
The dairy market shows strength with higher prices for canned milk and many dairy products. Cheese and milk rise at northern centers while hot weather boosts ice cream demand. Coffee weakens, sugar and rice hold gains. rice crop nearly exhausted. Meat lists gain with a one cent per pound uplift in better bacon cuts. lard remains unchanged.
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Jovbers
Market Prices and Commodities Report Listing Then Current Rates
A wide range of market figures for eggs, poultry, dairy, fruits, vegetables, meats, canned goods, nuts, flour, beans, raisins, and byproducts. Includes per dozen prices for eggs and hens, per pound rates for cheese and butter, crate and box prices for tomatoes and melons, various regional fruit prices, dried goods, and bulk staples across multiple regions. Figures cover Texas, California, Idaho, Louisiana and more with notes on weights and packaging.
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Colorado
Texas
Louisiana
Jonathan
York Imperial
Missouri
Ben Davie
California
Alaska
Pioneer
Liberty Bell
Navy
London
Trade List of Sugar Coffee and Groceries
A market listing details prices for granulated sugar at five dollars per hundred, various coffees including Peaberry Rio and Maxwell House, canned vegetables with No 2 and No 3 sizes, corn and peas prices, seeds like Red Tops and Amber, dried fruits, pears and apples prices, figs by package and bulk, and other items with San Antonio car lots and bagged bulk bushel rates.
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Orarsree
Rio
Maxwell House
California
San Antoni
Poultry Prices Reported in St Louis Market
In St Louis on July 14 poultry prices ranged for chickens 18 cents, springs 17 cents, ducks 18 cents, geese 10 cents. Creamery butter 26 cents, eggs 14 cents.
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ST. Louis
New York Market Report Passages on Fresh Gathered Extras
New York market brief notes steady beg prices and receipts with 12 782 cases listed and fresh gathered extras reported at 24 26.
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New York
Kansas City Market Prices Report
Butter cream 26c firsts 25c seconds 24c packing Yee Eggs first 17c seconds Lic Poultry hens 182c roosters 9c ducks 15c broilers 20c
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Kansas City
Chicago Market Report Hauls Varied Dairy and Produce Prices
Chicago July 14 butter dull creamery butter at 22 to 26 cents a pound. Eggs irregular receipts 14 536 cases at mark 8 115 cents for ordinary firsts 15 15 cents for firsts 16 16 cents. Potatoes higher 85 to 90 cents. Receipts 60 ears. Poultry alive lower hens 16 cents springs 22 cents turkeys 18 cents.
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Chicago
New York Market Report Shows Steady Raw Sugar and Petroleum
Raw sugar holds steady with Muscovado at 2.04 3.07, centrifugal 3.54 3.57, and refined levels flat. Petroleum also steady with refined New York at 5 dollars and barrels at 8.70. Molasses and leather items show minor moves as open kettle prices hold near listed levels.
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New York
New Orleans
Bogota
Central America
Butter prices steady amid New York coffee market notes
A brief from Elgin reports butter at 26¢ per pound from a New York firm. New York coffee lowers futures show September at 8 76, March 9 15. Beaumont notes gasoline price cut by four cents to 16¢. local market had been 20¢ earlier in the month.
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New York
Beaumont
Tex
Lée
Cattle Sell Steady On Active Market At Oklahoma City
At Union Stock Yards Oklahoma City July 14 cattle receipts 376 calves 75 hogs 22 sheep 149. market steady with best cows 5.26 and most cows 4.50 to 5.00. calves up to 6.75. hogs at 8.50. Fort Worth and Chicago centers lower due to heat and weaker demand.
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Union Stock Yards
Fort Worth
Chicago
Fort Worth Live Stock Market Slows Amid Weakness
Fort Worth cattle and calf arrivals neared 5000 with slow trading and general weakness. Beef steers fell 10 to 15 cents to mainly 6 to 7 dollars. stocker steers 4.06 to 6 dollars. cows steady to 6 dollars for best and 3.25 to 4.50 for canners. Bulls 4 to 5 dollars. calves steady to up five cents at 6 to 7 dollars. Hogs steady near 8.85 to 9 and sheep mostly steady with best showing strength.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Chicago market reports hogs cattle and sheep prices
Chicago receipts and bids show hogs trading slow with bulk at 8.85 to 9.10 for butchers and pigs at 7.80 to 9.10. Cattle receipts 22,000 with steady markets. beaves 7.20 to 9.05, Texas steers 7.00 to 8.10, stockers 5.60 to 7.90, cows and heifers 3.85 to 8.40, calves 8.50 to 11.00. Sheep receipts 19,000 and strong. native mutton 4.15 to 5.50, yearlings 5.60 to 7.35, native lambs 6.60 to 8.45.
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Chicago
Ill
Texas
Girl Saves Pupils as Prairie Fire Engulfs School
Miss Esther Smith a teacher near Poplar Creek in the South country kept her class focused despite flames and smoke as a prairie fire closed in on a log schoolhouse. She guided pupils to safety with Royal Northwest Mounted Police reports confirming her action and the school soon burned to ruins.
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Moosejaw
Saska
Esther Smith
Poplar Creek
Royal Northwest Mounted Police
Market Receipts and Prices for Cattle Hogs and Sheep
Kansas City reports receipts totals for hogs cattle and sheep. Hogs sold mostly 5.80 to 8.90 with notes on heavies and lights. cattle receipts about 17 000 with southern steer figures and cows and heifers pricing. sheep demand strong with lambs 6.25 to 8.00 and yearlings and ewes priced accordingly.
Market Report from St Louis Stockyards on July 14
Cattle receipts 3500 with 400 Texas stock. steady market. Native beef steers 5.50 to 8.75, cows and heifers 4.75 to 8.00, Texas and Oklahoma steers 6.25 to 8.10, cows and heifers 4.50 to 6.25. Hogs and pigs receipts 7500. market higher. pigs and lights 7.25 to 9.26, goods 9.15 to 9.20. Sheep receipts 10,500. market lower. muttons 3.75 to 5.75, lambs 6.50.
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ST. Louis
Texas
Oklahoma
Cotton market remains quiet with prices steady in New York
New York open steady and unchanged, moves within a narrow range as cotton trades remain quiet. Liverpool reports mixed demand with some upturn in trade fixing prices, while private crop reports and a favorable census note a stand off and hot southwest weather pressures curb selling.
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New York
Liverpool
Baseball school to begin Oct with 10 diamonds
Work on a baseball training facility on 300 acres of Hot Wells property starts about October 1 under Charles C. Carr. J M Putnam says Carr will direct construction and plans to have up to twenty fully equipped diamonds for winter and spring training, with free access for visiting teams and expert instruction for recruits.
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J. M. Putnam
Kansas City
Charles C. Carr
Carr
Comcity. Res
Eas City
Putnam
San Antonio
Chamber of Commerce
New Orleans Cotton Opens Steady After Decline
New Orleans July 14 Cotton futures opened steady with a 2.3 point decline amid favorable crop news and limited offerings. By midday trading remained dull as old crop gains narrowed and active months moved slightly above Saturday’s close. The census July consumption figure was bullish, sparking midmorning buying.
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New Orleans
Census Bureau
Cotton futures open steady with mixed July to December quotes
Futures opened steady with July at 12.40 and August at 11.96 while September reached 11.60 and October 11.45. Cotton futures closed largely unchanged, showing small gains and losses across months with minor fluctuations in open high low and close figures.
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New Orleans
Spot Cotton Prices in Liverpool
Spot cotton eased with good business. Middling fair at 7.294 pence, good medium 6.95d, middling 6.71d, low middling 6.53d, good ordinary 6.05d, ordinary 6.71d. Sales 10,000 bales including 9700 American and 600 for speculation and export. Receipts 11,000 bales including 2700 American.
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Liverpool
Liverpool Foresign Futures Close Steady on July Open
Futures in Liverpool closed steady with July contracts at 6.45d and near-flat values across successive monthly spreads from July to June. Results show minor variations in the 6.13d to 6.364d range for the listed pairs.
Spot market prices across key ports
New York middling 12.30c New Orleans 12 7 16c Houston 12 3 16c Galveston 12 5 16c Liverpool 6 71d Memphis 12c middling prices posted across major markets.
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New York
New Orleans
Liverpool
Houston
Galveston
Memphis
Spot cotton prices hold steady in New Orleans market
On July 14 in New Orleans spot cotton remained quiet and unchanged with middling at 127-16 cents. Sales totaled 72 bales arriving 5. receipts 444 bales and stock 36,839 bales. Various grades listed with nominal figures and ranges for low ordinary to middling fair.
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Total Chop
New Orleans
Cotton market steadies with unchanged Middling price
Spot cotton in Memphis is steady at Middling 12.5 cents. New York markets show quiet trading with Middling uplands 12.30 and gulf 12.55 cents, with no sales reported.
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New York
Cotton seed oil market and byproduct prices
Market notes from Memphis and New York show various prices for cotton seed products and oil. Prime basis, meal, linters cited, while cotton seed oil futures list spot and several future months with quantities sold and prices. Total sales reported as 13 300 units.
Real Estate Transfers Listed From Local Deeds
A. E. Tonkin and wife transfer to E. Howerson an area on aLee block 11 new city block 3880 1440 RE. E. Swanson and wife transfer to W. J. Buck ner east half of lot 9 block 1 new city block 2072 Cooper street 1050 Marco Baigna transfers half interest in lot 2 block 1 city block 2132 Castro street 600 Co. U. Yancey transfers lots 27 to 29 block 13 new city block 1603 South Heights 600
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E. Howerson
aLee
New City Block
RE. E. Swanson
W. J. Buckner
New City
Cooper Street
Marco Baigna
Selig Deutschmann
City Block
Castro Street
Co. U. Yancey
F. C. Jones
South Heights
Automobile Licenses Listed for Hudson and Chalmers Firms
No. 3829 Hudson L. D. McCtesney at the Gunter building. No. 3830 Hudson Ernst Fellbaum at 205 East Clark Place. No. 3831 Overland Mrs. J. F. Howard at West Texas Military Academy. No. 3832 Chalmers W. E. Milligan Maverick Clarke Company.
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L. D. McCtesney
Gunter Building
Ernst Fellbaum
East
Clark Place
Overland
J. F. Howard
West Texas Military Academy
Chalmers
W. E. Milligan
Maverick-Clarke Company
Building Permits For Several Dwellings And Additions
J P Draper files for a three room dwelling on Thirteenth Street valued at 00. F gues Ashley seeks an addition on Street street. D W K Wiche plans a four room dwelling on Humphrey Street costing 1200 dollars. J M Seay applies for a three room dwelling on Lachappelle Street with a 400 dollar valuation.
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J. P. Draper
Thirteenth Street
Gues F. Ashley
Street Street
D. W. K. Wiche
Humphrey Street
J. M. Seay
Lachappelle Street
Marriage Licenses Listed for multiple couples in town
Jose Edwardo and Angelica Garcia are issued a license. John C. Fenske and Mary Ackermann receive a license. Atlas R. Munn and Dovie Rambie are listed with a license. Milton Henry and Mattie Virginia Ison obtain a license. J. F. Lopez and Anna Armentrout also licensed. Hugo Ebert and Erna Adams appear among the entries. Denito G. Diaz and Susie Lopez are noted as a couple granted license.
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Jose Edwardo
Angelica Garcia
John C. Fenske
Mary Ackermann
Atlas R. Munn
Dovie Rambie
Whee Milton Henry
Mattie Virginia Ison
J. F. Lopez
Anna Armentrout
Hugo Ebert
Erna Adams
Denito G. Diaz
Susie Lopez
Snakes and whiskey save a man in a creek tale
In Jamestown, a man recounts a near encounter with a rattlesnake while fishing. He says he carried whiskey to feel safe and drank it to clear fear, then killed the snake with the empty bottle after it swam toward him with seven rattles.
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Jamessown Optimist
Wheat and feed futures mixed on strong exports and damage reports
Wheat rallied on good buying while world shipments were light and foreign stocks declined. September moved from openings near unchanged to modest gains before closing firm. Corn receipts were small and short covering lifted prices. hogs weakened with mixed September option trades. Provisions fell as export demand and crop damage news supported grains, with September wheat closing higher.
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Chicago
Minnesota
North Dakota
Southe West
Leing
Chicago grain prices July 14
Cash wheat and corn futures mixed in Chicago trading as Mo. red, No. 2 hard and No. 1 northern quotes ranged around 86 to 93 cents, No. 2 spring near 90 to 92 cents, velvety chaff and durum around 84 to 92 cents, No. 2 corn at 61 to 68 cents, and oats standard at 40 to 41 cents.
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Chicago
Market quotes for grain on July 14 in St Louis
Cash wheat prices show No 2 red 83 84 cents No 2 hard 87 90 cents. Corn No 2 61 62 cents No 2 white 65 cents. Oats No 2 38 39 cents No 3 white 40 41 cents. July wheat 82 83? cents, September 81 83? cents. July corn 61 62? cents, September 61 63? cents. July oats 38 cents, September 38 cents.
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Louis
Market prices for wheat corn and oats in Kansas City
Kansas City market notes list cash wheat No 2 hard at 80 86 cents No 2 red at 78 80 and a half cents. Corn No 2 mixed 62 cents No 2 white 61 62. Oats No 2 white 41 41 and a half cents No 2 mixed 35 38. Futures show July wheat 79 cents September 81 and December 84. Corn July 59 1/2 cents September 60 cents December 56 1/2 cents. Oats July 38 1/2 cents September 40 cents.
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Kansas City
Woman buys at bar on steamship Prinz Oskar at Philadelphia pier
A calm, fashionably dressed woman aboard the Prinz Oskar from Hamburg surprised 100+ onlookers at the Washington avenue pier by lighting a cigarette and ordering a pink drink in the ship’s saloon before vanishing. she did not speak English and a reporter noted the scene as officers retrieved the cigarette from the water. Major A. H. Kirby quips about carrying an Irisd potato to ward off rheumatism, saying it may keep the rheumatism away.
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Washington Avenue
Prinz Oskar
Hamburg
A. H. Kirby Wa
Materia
Spartanburg
8. C
Herald
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