California Fruits Prices Worth Tracking In Market Notes
Prices for peaches, pears, and apricots are slightly lower than last year with a rise from the opening figures. Seedling oranges arrive as navels close. lemons at 4 50 per box delivered. limes selling 85 to 90 cents per casket. eggs up to 16 cents a dozen. poultry plentiful with hens 4.40 to 4.60 per dozen and springs 2.50 to 5.00 per dozen.
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California
Baltimore
Southwest
Texs
Indiana
Valencia
Texas
Eeet
Complex Market Prices for Produce and Goods
A wide, fragmentary listing from Elgin dated June 10 shows assorted farm produce and commodities with prices. Entries cover vegetables like cabbage and cucumbers, fruits such as oranges and strawberries, meats and lard, canned goods, syrups, beans, and imported nuts, alongside hides and farm seeds. Also notes butter quotation in Elgin and coffee futures in New York.
Building Permits Filed for Multiple Local Homes
Mrs Minnie Tobin plans a 3 room dwelling on Wash Bion place valuing 5000 dollars. Bertha W and J Gray seek a 2 room addition on Thelka avenue for 400. Dolores Cardenas lists a 2 room house on Furnish avenue for 400. Mrs E E McFadden proposes a porch addition on McKinley avenue for 100. Duval West requests a woodshed on Mistletoe avenue.
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Minnie Tobin
Wash
Bion Place
Theeer
Guenther
Durango
Bertha W. and
J. Gray
Thelka Avenue
Dolores Cardenas
Furnish Avenue
McKinley Avenue
Duval West
Mistletoe Avenue
Burial Permits Listed For Several Young Decedents
Burial permits record multiple infant deaths. Manuel Salinas aged 2 years died June 9 at 408 South Comal. Gloria aged 1 year died June 9 at Saltillo street. Juana Polacio five months died June 9 at 609 South Leona. Antonio Martinez five months died June 9 at 707 South Pecos. An unnamed 28 year old died June 8 at 1408 7 months on an avenue.
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Manuel Salinas
Comal
Cose Gloria
Saltillo
Juana Polacio
Leona Street
Antonio Martinez
Pecos
Avenue
Weather Map Notes For East Texas Showers Tonight
Unsettled conditions in East Texas with showers tonight or Tuesday. Cooler tonight along the coast. Yesterday’s precipitation was none, with .14 inch for the day and the same deficit. Through Jan 1 total is 11.81 inches with a .96 inch deficiency. Observations at 8 am local time note air pressure at sea level with continuous isobars and temperature contours. Wind arrows indicate speed and direction. temperatures and rainfall amounts are given per period.
Wheat yield estimate reaches 628 million bushels
Government June grain report shows spring wheat acreage 19,201,000 and winter wheat 26,744,000 acres. Indicated yields per acre run 13.8 and 14.1 bushels respectively, with all wheat production pegged at 628,000,000 bushels, up from 621,338,000 last year.
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Washington
Bureau of Statistics
Department of Agriculture
Crop Reporting Board
Market Quotations Chicago Dairy and Produce Prices
Butter steady with creamers at 23 to 25 cents, daisies 20 to 24 cents. cheese steady with daisies 12 to 13 cents and Twins 14 18 cents. Young Americas 13 8 9? lic. longhorns 12 to 13 cents. Potatoes firm with new arrivals 45 cars. New York price 1.60. old 1.10. Poultry live steady turkeys 12 cents, chickens 12 1 2 cents, cornets $8 per dozen. Veal steady 8 to 11 cents.
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Chicago
Market Quotations From Kansas City Dairy Prices
Kansas City quotations show butter at 246 for creamery firsts 21 cents seconds 20 and packing stock 19 cents.
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Kansas City
Calf Receipts Hit Fort Worth Market on Weak Opening
In Fort Worth on Monday 2500 calves entered the yards as the recent price rise influenced shippers. Overall market showed weakness with prices often a quarter lower. Cows sold firm, steers slow, outsiders active, hogs cleared 900 head with top at 7.90, and sheep prices opened about 25 cents lower than last week.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Livestock Market Steady at Union Stock Yards
The Union Stock Yards market opened steady with a moderate Monday receipt. Cows reached about 4 per hundredweight for top offerings, calves sold from 3.75 to 5, and hogs moved 7 to 7.50 per cwt, with no sheep or goats offered.
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Union Stock Yards
Market Recap Chicago Cattle Hogs and Sheep Prices
Receipts and quotations show cattle at 14 000 head with strong bids led by Reeves 6 9.40 and Texas steers 6.40 8.45. Hogs at 43 000 head steady to up with light 7.20 7.62 and bulk sales 5.55 7.65. Sheep receipts around 20 000 head steady with native lambs 4.75 8.25 and western lambs 5.25 8.50.
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Chicago
Texas
World ship ments depress wheat market in Chicago trading
Large global shipments weighed on wheat prices with rains in Nebraska and Kansas adding to bearish sentiment. Traders awaited government crop data as September futures slipped, while corn and oats did not rally much and pork prices rose before easing.
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Chicago
Nebraska
Kansas
South Dakota
Market Quotes from St Louis Grain Prices
The report lists cash and futures quotes for wheat corn and oats. No. 2 red wheat 1.12 1 1 3 percent No 2 hard 1.09 1 1 4 percent. Corn No 2 74 75 cents. Oats No 2 54 55 cents. July and September futures shown for wheat corn and oats with mid 1.04 to 1.08 for wheat.
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ST. Louis
Cattle Hogs and Sheep Receipts Steady Market
In St Louis on June 10 cattle receipts 1300 with 200 Tex as. native beef steers 5.75 to 8.15. hog receipts 8500 with steady market. pigs and lights 5.50 to 7.70. sheep receipts 6000 with steady market. native muttons 4.00 to 6.75 and lambs 8.00 to 9.25.
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ST. Louis
Texas
Oklahoma
Cotton Opens Steady in New York on Weather Worries
Cotton futures rise 6 to 9 points in early trading on better cables and gulf storm warnings. By midday, active months advance 15 to 18 points with October at 11.56 cents, spot mid upland at 11.65 cents.
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New York
Gulf States
Gulf Coast
Cotton Futures Open Steady Up Strong on Weather Rally
New Orleans June 10 Cotton futures opened steady with gains of 8 to 9 points as bullish buyers circling in the ring and tropical weather fears underpin prices. By noon prices rose to 17 to 24 points, then 19 to 27 points over Saturday’s final quotations as contracts remained in demand and short covering supported the market.
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New Orleans
Shorts
Gulf
Louisiana
Cotton futures open steady with modest gains in New Orleans
Cotton futures in New Orleans opened steady on June 10 with prices for June at 11.91, July 11.94, August 11.74 and September 11.62. The market closed steady with a net advance of 17 to 23 points, showing little daily variation across the front and deferred months.
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New York
New Orleans
Wong
Liverpool Cotton Prices Steady with Mixed Changes
Liverpool reports steady spot cotton with small declines across grades. American middling fair sells at 7.16, good middling 6.72, middling 6.48, low middling 6.18, good ordinary 5.76. total sales 10,000 bales, receipts 13,000 all American, 500 bales for speculation and export, including 9,000 American.
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Liverpool
Futures tighten as June series opens steady in Liverpool
Futures opened and closed steady in Liverpool on June 6 with multiple forward points listed. Rates show June 6.29 and June-July 6.25 percent, along with a sequence for July to June future months, indicating a stable curve.
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Liverpool
Poultry and dairy prices steady in local market
Chickens lic springs 24 Pett turkeys 11 percent. ducks 114 percent 16c. geese de. Butter firm. Creamery 22 26c. Eggs steady 1c.
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ST. Louis
Kansas City Market Reports Rise in Cattle and Hog Prices
Receipts total 6000 cattle including 1200 southern in cattle segment with stockers calves and cows varying from 3.50 to 9.25. Hogs receipts 7000, bulk sales 7.35 to 7.60 with heavies and packers up to 7.75. Sheep receipts 5000 steady with mut tons and lambs priced 3.50 to 8.85.
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Kansas City
Eggs Hold Steady Market In New York Trading
Eggs steady to firm in New York as of June 10 with fresh gathered extras priced at 22 cents and dirties No 1 at 15 cents. The note reflects a market with firm tones and modest variation among egg grades.
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New York
Cottonseed Oil Prices Move Higher on June Market
Cotton seed oil closes firm with mixed month and year quotes. Spot price 6.75 95, June 6.77 87, July 6.90 93, August 7.03 06, September 7.14 16, October 7.11 13, November 6.69 72, December 6.62 66, January 6.63 68. Sales totals noted as 7200 across calls, with 200 August at 7.03 and 200 at 7.04.
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New York
Spot
Grain Quotations From Kansas City Market Report
Kansas City market report lists cash wheat prices for No 2 hard and red and white, No 2 corn and oats bids, with close-wheat futures for July and December and oats futures for July and September. Prices quoted include various quality grades and contract months.
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Kansas City
Cattle movements and sales reported from Texas and Oklahoma markets
J J Welder of Victoria sold 22 steers averaging 1129 at 6.55, 60 steers averaging 964 at 4.90, 13 cows averaging 756 at 8.90, and 75 calves averaging 190 pounds at 6.55. W J Moore returned from Kline ranch after aiding three carloads of fat steers to Oklahoma City. Ed Lasater shipped 10 carloads of fat grass steers from Falfurrias to Oklahoma market. C B Lucas sold 15 loads of steers from Sasol to Oklahoma City. Ed Crowley of Rock Island, Fort Worth, reports Oklahoma and Texas Panhandle in good condition due to rains.
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J. J. Welder
Victoria
Fort Worth
W. J. Moore
Kline
Mr. Moore
Oklahoma City
Ed Lasater
Falfurrias
Oklahomaarket
C. B. Lucas
Sasol
Ed Crowley
Rock Island
Oklahoma
Texas Panhandle
New Orleans Cotton Seed Oil Prices Report
New Orleans June 10 price report shows refined cotton seed oil at 7.15 dollars per barrel per pound, choice meal at 29.00 dollars per long ton, and choice cake 27.50 dollars per long ton with 8 percent ammonia.
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New Orleans
Cotton Spots Close Firm in New Orleans Market
Leading spot market in New Orleans reports firm closes with no sales but arrivals totaling 176 bales. Prices range from low ordinary at 87-16 cents to good middling at 12 1/2 cents with middling around 12 cents. Receipts show none and stock stands at 44,995 bales.
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New Orleans
Wheat and corn price quotations in Chicago market report
Chicago pricing wire lists cash wheat grades from No 2 red to durum with values around 1.10 to 1.15 dollars and corn No 2 and white types at about 0.79 to 0.80 dollars per bushel with standard at 0.55 to 0.56 dollars.
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Chicago
Real Estate Transfers From Alamo Heights and Nearby Areas
Alamo Heights firm transfers Lot 7 Block 149 for 400 dollars to Mays EB Burgen. Irwin A Woodlin and Elizabeth L Woodlin acquire three acres and Lot 18 Range 6 0. William A Stieh and wife transfer to Minna Buch new city block 2160 in city block 75 Xo. Kirkpatrick to Geo A Schriner and Marie A Schriner Lots 16 17 18 19 20 Area 1 City Block 3904 San Fernando 0ce Palm Heights Development to J Schneider Lots 15 16 Block 38 Palm Heights for 500 dollars. H C Van Struve to J B Adams Lots 19 20 21 22 28 Block 88 City Block 1682 for 1400 dollars. W W Hume and wife to Miss Rose L Jones Part Lots 5 6 Block 46 Alamo Heights for 600 dollars. Alamo Heights company to Mae E Bergen Lot 7 Block 149 Alamo Heights for 400 dollars.
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Alamo Heights Company
Mays EB. Burgen
Irwin A
Elizabeth L. Woodlin
William A. Stieh
Minna Buch
New City
Kirkpatrick
Geo. A
Marie A. E. Schriner
San Fernando
Palm Heights
J. Schneider
H. C. van Struve
J. 8
Adams
W.W. H. Hume
Rose L. Jones
Alamo Heights
Mo Heights Company
Mae E. Bergen
Spot cotton closes firm in Galveston market
Galveston Texas June 10 spot cotton closes firm rising 1 16 cent with low ordinary at 1 16 to 1 6 cents ordinary 8 1 16 cents good ordinary 9 1 2 cents low middling 11 1 4 cents middling 11 3 4 cents good middling 12 cents middling fair 12 1 4 cents Sales Spots 200 fob none receipts 1948 stock 90 276
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Galveston
Tex
Cotton market closes steady in Houston listings
Spot cotton closed steady with a 1 16 cent rise. Prices ranged from 6 percentage points for low ordinary to 12 for middling fair. Total sales 248 bales, shipments 853, stock 37 545 in Houston.
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Houston
Tex
Spot cattle market closes quietly with modest uptick
New York June 10 Spot cattle prices closed quiet and 10 points higher. Middling uplands 11.75, do gulf 12c. No sales.
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New York
Market Report Signals Steady Raw Sugar and Oils
New York brokers report raw sugar steady with Muscovado at 3.42 cents per pound and centrifugal at 3.92. Molasses sugar is quoted at 9 dollars per test with 3.17 cents. Refined products and petroleum show quiet activity while hides remain quiet and leather firms.
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New York
Market Gains Highlight Record Fruit Demand in Texas
Market notes show unprecedented fruit demand with Texas crops expected to top history. Peaches and plums arrive in bulk while apples dwindle. wholesale and retail prices cited for eggs butter poultry meats and a wide range of fruits vegetables and seafood.
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Texas
Cotton Goods Business Holds Steady Amid Light Shipments
In New York on June 10 the Associated Press reports light volume in cotton goods trade with shipments on old orders large and prompt shipments urged. Prices unlikely to drop despite government reports. gray goods prices steady only on second-hand sales. Print cloths inactive. exports from eastern ports dull though total shipments year-to-date exceed last year. Oats metrics show acreage 37.884 million with yield and production estimates around 1.109 billion bushels.
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New York
Governmen
Fall River
Money on call steady in New York market
New York June 10 money on call steady at 2 3 percent with ruling rate 2 percent. Closing bid 2 percent offered 2 percent. Time loans steady with 60 and 90 day terms at 3 percent and 6 months at 3 percent.
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New York
Weakness in coalers depresses stock list
New York June 10 extreme dullness at the opening of the stock market. Coal issues show heaviness with mixed gains and losses in the specialties. The market weakens as traders await possible US Supreme Court decisions while steel holds near last week’s close and bonds move irregularly.
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New York
Amercan
United States Supreme Court
New Orleans
Atlantic
Charleston
Gulf Coast
Galveston
Sateurday
Financial market snapshot from New York June 10
Prime mercantile paper rests at 3 and 4 percent as sterling holds steady with bankers' bills at 4.84 75 for 60 days and 4.87 20 for demand. Commercial bills at 4.84. Bar silver at 61 1 2. Mexican dollars at 48. Government bonds easy while railroad bonds show irregular activity.
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New York
Sterling Exchange
Steel output hits records despite May accidents in New York
May steel ingot production by United States Steel Corporation reached 1,455,000 tons, a record behind only March 1910, with finished products at 13,365,000 tons annually. Pig iron output reached 2.43 million tons, while furnace shipments lagged by about 4,000 tons daily. Independent plants faced labor shortages and broader output was constrained by accidents.
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Associated Press
New York
United States Steel Corporation
Births Listed for Several Families in June
To Mr and Mrs A M Scholls a girl born at 314 West Myrtle Street. To Mr and Mrs Thomas Lose a daughter born on June at Juse Avenue. To Mr and Mrs cone Whipcar a child born at 100 Nolan Street. To Mr and Mrs Frank Sticholm a boy born at 624 Russ Street. To Mr and Mrs NL Mendel a daughter born on Peach Street in June.
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A. M. Scholls
West Myrtle Street
Thomas Lose
Cone Whipcar
Nolan Street
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