Bearish Wheat Market Tone Evident In Past Week
Grain market data show 12 225 000 bushels of wheat traded at primary markets last week up four million from a year earlier. Prices ended lower with July at 85 0 and September at 86 5 as favorable world weather and ample North Western receipts weighed on sentiment. Corn rose modestly while oats gained, though crop reports indicated weak yields in some regions and continued demand for fresh pork and salted meats in Chicago.
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Chicago
Canada
North Dakota
Iowa
Chicago Market Close Steady. Week’s Range for Beef, Pork
Chicago February 26 market notes a steady close in the provision market. Range prices for the week show slight variation across meat cuts with steady demand and stable trading activity.
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Chicago
Wheat and corn bid prices in Chicago market
Chicago reports cash grain quotes with No. 2 red wheat at 87 to 87.5 cents, No. 2 hard at 87 to 88 cents, No. 1 northern around 293 cents, No. 2 northern 80 to 82 cents, No. 2 spring 90 cents, and corn No. 2 at 63 to 63.5 cents, No. 2 white and yellow bid at 68 to 68.5 cents.
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Chicago
Market prices and grain quotes from St Louis July report
St Louis market report lists cash wheat No 2 red 84 85 for No 2 hard 84 90c. Corn No 2 65c No 2 white 66% Oats No 2 81 7c No 2 white 38c. Close prices show July wheat 83 September bite July 4 September 63c. Shipments include flour 11 000 barrels 874 000 bushels of wheat 14 000 bushels of corn 2600 oats 31 060 bushels.
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ST. Louis
Market quotes for corn and cash grain bids
In Kanebas City Missouri on July 26 cash grain bids are listed with No 2 hard corn at 81 84 percent, No 2 red corn at 66 cents, No 2 mixed 66 cents, No 2 white 89 40 cents, and No 2 mine 88 39 cents.
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Kanebas City
London Market Close Copper Tin and Lead Prices
The London market closed with copper steady at 56 pounds per fee and 34 futures, tin easing with spot at 18 pounds 5s and futures at 182 pounds 5s, spelter 20 pounds 16s, lead at 20 pounds 17s 64, iron Cleveland warrants 55s 44d.
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London
Cleveland
Cotton Region Bulletin Weather Update
The bulletin notes above normal temperatures in the belt with unsettled conditions. Rainfall of an inch or more is reported at Cheraw Goldsboro Malvern Albany Waycross Snyder and Fort Worth as of the last hours. Local Forecaster Allen Buell of the Weather Bureau issued the bulletin.
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Goldsboro
Malvern
Albany
Waycross
Snyder and
Fort Worth
Allen Buell
Weather Bureau
Maritime Intelligence Galveston July 26 Arrivals and Clearances
Galveston marine intelligence lists arrivals yesterday including Steamers Texas Gothenburg Malm Cardenas Paenrith Castle Granger Mouth El Sol St Lucia Cleared ships Mount Vernon Barrios Hanover Bremen Berwindvale Rotterdam El Alba and others. Also notes vessels sailed from Tampico and New York with Prov ence Havre listed on July 26.
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Texas
Swed
Gothenburg
Tampico
Vera Crus
Malm
Cardenas
Paenrith Castle
Granger Mouth
el Sol
New York
Strathleven
St. Lucia
Mount Vernon
Nor
Barrios
Hanover
Ger
Bremen
Havana
Berwindvale
Rotterdam
el Alba
F. J
Luckenbach
Tampa
Tank
Cotton and textile markets ease in wide print cloths
In New York on July 26 the cotton market shows softness in wide print cloths while drills and sheetings stay steady. Wool markets trade more actively this week and yarns remain quiet and steady.
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York
Real Estate Transfers From 1913 to 1918 Across San Antonio Area
Property deeds show transfers involving Chas J Ernst to Harry Adams and to R L Kinchele in 1915 and 1918 with several lots, plus numerous other 1913 to 1918 parcels. Transactions include deliveries to Dixie Oid and Refining Co, Laura E and A R Anderson, San Jose Artesian Hot Wells Co, and many blocks and lots in Los Angeles Heights, Alamo Heights, and Narcissa Place among others. Prices range from $1 to $70,000 with various parcel descriptions and stakeholds.
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Bexar County
Harry Adams
Aransas County
Chas J. Ernst
R. L. Kinchele
Genevieve K. Allen
Tracy Sipple
Denver Blvd
B. Sump
H. G. Buller
BH. C. Leete
R. Eliott Jones
W. D. Malone
J. P. Smith
F . Schultze
Sam McCall
J. G. Hillie
W. K. Ewing
O. J. Welton
Dixie Oid and Refining Co
S A
Ll & G
Laura E
A. R. Anderson
P. J. Owens Lumber Co
New City
South Heights
Terrell Wells Co
J. D. Oppenheimer
San Jose Artesian Hot Wells Co
Jawe Maria Moradia
Domingo Bustillo
W. T. Goode
Hans Teich
Dignowity Hill Place
James Maloney
Jas H. Searles
San Diego County
Harriman St
San Fernando
Geo. W. Brackenridge
United States of America
Pruitt
Julia E. Scrivener
Ernest Scrivener
Alamo Heights
J. M. Mille
Dickinson
H. J. Schumer
W. F. Creary
Escambia County
Fila
Everett G. Graves
New City Block
N. Olive and
Eyeshars
Escambia
County
Fla
Co. F. Hoerster
P. J. Merritt
Los Angele Elm
As. J. Ernst
F. L. McCarthy
Subdi- Moonie
Narcissa Place Co
W. K. Smif
Chas. H. Ade
Narcissa Place
R. T. Pruitt
Edwin Lamm
J. W. Davidson
J. Merritt
Marion Rigg
Los Reles Heights
L. C. Black
F. Guerra
Morales Street
B. J
I. M. Krause
R. R. Cramer
Arlington Court
Villa
Ene
Annie F. King
James L. Lytle
Alfred W. Rohde
Bradford
Higginbotham
D. P. Barr
Manuel
Josefa Silva
Lakeview Aveney
Arles Zoller
George N. Lytle
Lakeview Addition
Local markets list wide range of goods and prices
Market sheet shows eggs at 17 to 18 cents per dozen, poultry prices from $1.26 to $6 per dozen, cheese 17 to 18 cents per pound, butter 18 to 28 cents, vegetables and fruit with California and Texas lots, rice, syrup, meats, canned goods and dried fruit priced per unit or case. Chicago note reports butter steady, eggs steady, potatoes down, poultry lower.
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California
Colorado
Louisiana
Valencia
Ric CE
Alaska
Pioneer
Liberty Bell
Navy
London
Weather Bureau Explanatory Notes and Temperature Averages
Explanatory notes describe air pressure, iso therms, and wind arrows for past 24 hours. Reported figures include high 96, low 76, average 86, with monthly and year totals such as 11.30 inches total precipitation to date and a 4.74 inch monthly deficiency. Wind reached 165 mph from the south. sunrise and sunset times listed.
Poultry and dairy prices from St. Louis market
In St. Louis on July 26 poultry prices were listed: chickens 13 to 14 cents, springs 16 to 14 cents, turkeys 18 cents, ducks 12 to 13 cents, geese 10 cents. Creamery butter at 26 cents and eggs at 13 to 14 cents.
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ST. Louis
Coffee market summary from New York on July 26
New York July 26 prices show Rio No 9 percent and zero steady. September and March futures quoted at 9.20. Market notes irregular activity with no clear trend.
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New York
Sugar and fuels steady in New York market report
On July 26 in New York raw sugar quoted at 3.07 per cwt, centrifugal at 3.57, molasses sugar at 2.82, with refined and other commodities steady. Petroleum and molasses hold firm in the same market snapshot.
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New York
Muscovado
New York Banks Report Higher Excess Reserve for Week
Clearing house banks and trust companies show an excess reserve of 28.1677 million dollars above legal requirements for the week, up 7.8855 million from the prior period. Figures include loans, specie, legal tenders, net deposits, cash reserves, and trust company reserves in the Greater New York area.
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New York
Clearing House Banks
Leading Spot Markets Versus Last Week Cotton Prices
New Orleans reports spot cotton prices with middling at 12 cents, sales 78 bales, receipts 936 bales, stock 28,275 bales. Other markets listed include New York 11.95 to 12.40, New Orleans 12 to 12 7-16, Liverpool 6.59 to 6.73, Houston 12 1-16 to 12 3-16, Galveston 12 1-2 to 12 3-4, Memphis 12 1/2 to 12 3/4.
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New York
New Orleans
Liverpool
Houston
Galveston
Memphis
Spot market closes quiet in Houston trade
The Houston spot market on July 26 closed unchanged with no sales or imports f o b. Shipments totaled 1191 bales and stock stood at 32,166 bales.
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Houston
Tex
Spot cotton markets show little change across cities
Galveston reports cot ton steady with 6000 bales traded and receipts at 934 leaving stock 32,336. Memphis notes spot cotton steady with middling at 12 percent. New York spot cotton remains around middling uplands 11.96 and gulf 12.21 with no sales.
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Galveston
Tex
New York
Market Notes From New Orleans And New York
New Orleans reports rough vice steady with Honduran and Japan grades quoted and receipts totaling 1823 clean. 400 sold at 2 percent. 600 sold at 8 percent. New York metal markets steady with Lake Copper at 15.28 dollars, electrolytic 16.00, cost 14.75, and iron prices unchanged.
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New Orleans
Honduras
Japan
New York
Lake
Fort Worth Live Stock Market Weaker Amid Low Attendance
In Fort Worth Texas on July 26 only 750 cattle and 90 calves appeared at the Saturday market as most salesmen left early. Beef steers mainly common, prices down about 10 cents from Friday, market slow and draggy. Hog loads scarce, top at 9.12. No sheep yard activity, mixed cattle held over brought 4.45.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Cattle Receipts and Prices at Chicago Market
Chicago July 26 receipts and quotations show hogs 8000 head with slow steady market and prices from 7.20 to 9.20 for beeves and 6.90 to 8.00 for Texas steers. Stockers and feeders 5.60 to 7.75. cows and heifers 3.66 to 8.25. calves 8.52 to 11.25. Sheep receipts 3000 with market strong. natives 4.36 to 5.50. yearlings 5.60 to 6.86. native lambs 5.66 to 8.00.
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Chicago
Texas
Louis
Oklahoma
Receipts and Market Report for Kansas City Livestock
Receipts: hogs 800 with a weak market. Bulk 8.90 to 9.00. heavy 8.90 to 9.00. light 8.90 to 9.06. pigs 7.50 to 8.50. Cattle receipts 200 including 60 southern feeders, market steady. Prime fed steers 8.50 to 8.90. dressed beef steers 7.25 to 8.40. cows 4.00 to 5.50. yearlings 5.00 to 5.75. sheep: ewes 4.65.
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Kansas City
Market Report from St Louis Trade Week
Receipts and prices for cattle hogs and sheep listed with city and regional references. Cattle includes native steers cows and heifers Texas Oklahoma steers and calves. Hogs noted with pigs lights and good heavy values. Sheep show native muttons and lambs with steady demand.
New York Mercantile Rates Steady in July Markets
Prime mercantile paper remains 6 percent. Sterling exchange steady with bankers' bills at 4.83.35 for 60 day and 4.86.86 for demand. Commercial bills 4.83. Bar silver 59. Mexican dollars 47. Government bonds irregular, railroad bonds steady.
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New York
Sterling Exchange
Observations of Weather at 8 P M Saturday July 26 1913
Observations taken at 8 p m Saturday July 26 1913 report atmospheric conditions including temperature wind and sky state based on local meteorological notes.
Cotton Decline Overshadows Last Week Trading Trends
New Orleans sparked a marketwide drop as rains eased drought fears and July contracts broke about 63 points. Liverpool held firmer than American marts while selling rose in the South amid moisture concerns and forecasts of improved yields across the region.
Cotton futures close lower on steady New Orleans market
New Orleans July 26 cotton futures closed steady with a net decline of 10 to 15 points from yesterday. Compared with the prior Saturday, values fell 43 to 84 points. The report presents the table of declines and comparisons.
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New York
Seared Eee
Sseeseeres
Euseconmeas
Aspeaperssesane
Spot cotton prices ease in Liverpool market
Liverpool July 26 spot cotton dull and easier with middling fair at 7.194 pence and middling 6.594 pence. Sales total 6000 bales including 3600 American and 1000 for speculation and export. Receipts 2000 bales, none American.
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Liverpool
Futures Close Easy Across Copper Curve in Liverpool
In Liverpool on July 26 futures finished softer with near term contracts slipping. July 6.3384, July-August 6.33d, August-September 6.25%4d, September-October 6.14%d, October-November 6.104, and later spreads 6.05d through June-July 6.10%d.
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Liverpool
Cotton Seed Oil Prices Steady on NY Exchange
Cotton seed oil closed steady in New York with June to February futures quoted from $9.40 to $6.70. Large block trades included 400 September at $9.40 and 200 October at $6.25. Total reported sales reached 6800 units across multiple months. Prime basis oil in Memphis quoted 8 cents per pound and meal at 31.50.
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New York
Memphis
Tenn
Commodity Prices and Market Note From New York
New York market bulletin reports raw sugar at 3.97 per unit and muscovado at 3.97 with refined sugar steady. Molasses quoted at 2.82 and centrifugal at 3.97. Hides petroleum wool and rice steady. Leather and eggs noted with irregular eggs and steady prices. receipts 12 150 cases. July entries indicate minor fluctuations across commodities.
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New York
Muscovado
Cotton Movement Shows Increase for Week in 1913 Era
The latest weekly statement from Secretary Henry Hester of the New Orleans Cotton Exchange reports a weekly rise of 56 bales in cotton movement, bringing the season’s total to 13,393,649 bales from September 1 to date. Overall season totals show declines vs last year, with foreign exports and mill takings reflecting reductions. stocks at ports and interior centers are down 35,110 bales for the week.
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New Orleans
Henry Hester
New Orleans Cotton Exchange
United States
Mississippi
Ohio
Potomac
Northern
Canada
Southern Mills
North
South
Seaboard
Optimism in outlook despite weekly U S failures
New York reports 298 failures this week, 32 more than last year, yet business trend remains forward. Confidence high, transactions large, conservatism persists with cautious optimism. Transportation buys only essential equipment. steel and iron show improvement. leading producer notes lighter new orders. exports decline, foreign commerce for last week trails prior two years.
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New York
United States
Cotton Statistics Report on NYSE July 26
New York July 26 The latest NYSE sale data shows the week’s progress in the respendent issues versus the prior week with detailed figures and comparisons. The report highlights market movement across cotton related listings and week end results.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Boston Mining Stocks and Lead Market Update
In St. Louis on July 26 lead at 94.26 and spelter at 5.12 to 5.25 were noted. Boston markets report closing prices with Arizona Commercial at 2 percent, Calumet and Arizona at 64, Greene Cananea at 6, and North Butte at 27 percent.
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Boston
Arizona Commercial
Calumet and
Arizona
Greene Cananea
North Butte
Purser Becomes Temporary Lecturer at Trinity College
Olive C Purser the first woman to win a Trinity College Dublin scholarship has been named temporary lecturer on English history at the institution. Portland Oregon plans a Municipal Athletic Association for outdoor recreation. ICC reports 48000 of 74000 locomotives inspected last year defective.
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Olive C. Purser
Trinity College
Dublin
Portland
Ore
Municipal Athletic Association
Wall Street Sees Strength as Week Ends Bright
A strong week on Wall Street with broad advance and higher activity led by United States Steel Reading Union Pacific and Great Northern Shares. Investors anticipate steady improvement as money loosens and railroads gain from crop movements with arbitration news easing tensions.
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Wall Street
United States Steel
Reading
Union Pacific
Great Northern
Europe
Republic Steel and Iron Company
United States Steel Corporation
New Haven
Two Famous Indians Long Echoes of Oklahoma Chiefs
The Kansas City Journal and the Oklahoman cite Two Famous Indians, Standing Bear and Big Jim, as pivotal figures in Oklahoma history. Standing Bear, a full blood Ponca, inspired reforms in U.S. Indian policy and modern civic awareness. Big Jim, Shawnee and Tecumseh descendant, led through calm deliberation and spiritual ties to the earth, dying in Mexico in 1901. The present chief is Tonomo, son of Big Jim, among 800 Powcas remaining in Oklahoma.
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Standing Bear
Ponlea
Kansas City Journal
Oklahoman
United States
Oklahoma
Big Jim
Tecumseh
Trumbull
Republic of Texas
Mexico
Tonomo
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