Bulls Take Control Of Stock List After Early Price Decline
New York June 10 The Minnesota rate decisions heighten bearish sentiment as a large London loss and foreign selling push stocks lower. Railroads lead declines with Northern Pacific off 4 to 105 and St Paul and Union Pacific down 4. Industrials drop 1 to 2 points, then rally as short-covering and investment demand push prices up from opening lows.
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New York
Minnesota
Harriman Railways
Tondon
Hill Jesses
St. Paul
Union Pacific
Supreme Court
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Rock Island
Casadian Pacific
Reading
New York Central, Co. & O
Southern Pacific
Missouri Pacific
Western
Amalgamated
Lehigh Valley
Great Northern Preferred
Canadian Pacific
New York Mercantile Rate and Cotton Bulletin June 10 1913
New York reports staples and exchange as of June 10 1913 with mercantile paper 5 percent 6 percent Sterling steady at 4.83 for 60 day bills and 4.8675 for demand. Bar silver 59 1 2 cents. Mexican dollars steady. Government bonds steady head bonds weak. Cotton region bulletin notes unsettled showers below normal temps and rainfall in Demopolis Cheneyville Monticello and Oklahoma Savannah and Houston districts. Allen Buell Weather Bureau forecaster. Observations at 8 a m Tuesday.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Demopolis
Ala
Cheneyville
Monticello
Oklahoma
Savannah
Houston
Allen Buell
Weather Bureau
Copper and tin prices ease in New York trading
New York reports a general weakness in metals with copper prices slipping across contracts. Spot, June, and July hover around 13.87 to 14.62 while August near 13.88 to 14.50. Tin weak with spot to August at 44.78 to 45.25. Lead and spelter bid in dull markets.
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New York
Lake
Cookson
Kansas City Market Reports June 10 Receipts and Prices
Receipts and quotations: hogs 16,000 with market steady. bulk sales 8.25 to 8.55, heavy 8.40 to 8.69, packers and butchers 8.40 to 5.85, nights 8.45 to 8.55, pigs 7.00 to 7.75. Cattle receipts 9,000 including 1,200 southerns, market steady. dressed beef steers 7.25 to 8.25, southern steers 5.75 to 8.00, cows 4.50 to 7.75, heifers 6.50 to 8.60, stockers 6.50 to 8.20, calves 7.00 to 10.50. Sheep receipts 8,000, market steady. lambs 3.00 to 5.00, yearlings 5.00 to 6.50, wethers 4.59 to 6.00, ewes 4.00 to 6.25, stockers 2.25 to 5.00.
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Kansas City
Wheat Crop by States Shows Texas Winter Wheat Drop
Washington June 10 report on winter wheat condition and spring wheat and oats by states notes Texas with a 12 percent decline in winter wheat. The crop is 77 percent normal this year versus 89 percent last year and one percent above the 10 year average.
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Washington
Texas
Kansas
Nebraska
Missouri
Illinois
Indiana
Ohio
Oklahoma
Pennsylvania
Kentucky
Maryland
North Carolina
Oregon
Montana
New York
Idaho
North Dakota
Minnesota
South Dakota
Iowa
Wisconsin
Michigan
Weather Map Report by Weather Bureau
U S Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau provides a weather map readout at 8 a.m. with air pressure isobars and isotherms, showing temperatures and cloud cover. It notes wind direction with arrows and lists temperatures, precipitation amounts over 0.01 inch, and maximum wind velocity for the past 24 hours.
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U.S. Department of Agriculture. WEATHER _BUREAU
Price of Meat Marked Up Again by Packers
Ten-point rise in meat prices to retail butchers was announced today as stocks at major centers remain short versus last year. Summer heat boosts meat values, with high prices expected through July and August. Packers buy hogs heavily in Chicago and other centers, while total meat stocks on June 1 are well below year-ago levels.
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Chicago
Milwaukee
Kansas City
South
Market Prices for Eggs to Bottlers and Farm Goods
A wide listing of market prices across eggs poultry dairy fruits vegetables and related goods. Fresh eggs per dozen candled at 16 cents. poultry large hens $5 a dozen, broilers 1.25 to 2.50 per pound. cheese 17.17 3 percent. butter creamery 29 cents per pound. Vegetables including tomatoes Texas box crate prices, potatoes Texas and California, onions Texas Bermudas, cabbage per hundredweight, lettuce box, corn ears 15 to 20 cents per dozen, cucumbers, beans, peppers, okra, strawberries 2 dollars per crate, melons cantaloupes 2.60 to 3.00, watermelons 4.00 per dozen, fruits apples per box 1.25 to 1.75, oranges California Valencia 4.26 to 4.50 per box, lemons California 7.50 per box, peaches per 4-basket crate 1.00, bananas 4 dollars per hundredweight, cherries California 1.86 to 2.00 per ten-pound crate, pineapples 3 per box, grapefruit 6 per box, syrups, molasses, and hides with various unit prices.
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Texas
California
Idaho
Alabama
Jonathan
York Imperial
Missouri
Ganos
Ben Davis
Valencia
South
Johnson
Maxwell House
Maine
Empire of Canned Goods and Dried Fruits Prices
San Antonio car lots list prices for salmon pinks fancy herring rolled mops No. 1 and No. 1 tall cans Alaska Chenooks, flat cans. California beans fancy bayo pinks blackeye peas lima navy. raisins crown looser Muscatel No. 2 No. 3 No. 4 crown etc. Dried fruits peaches pears apples figs corn oats flour meal. Prices shown per hundredweight, barrel, or package across multiple vendors.
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Alaska
Navy
Muscatel
London
California
San Antonio
Chicago Market Quotations June 10 1900s
Butter unchanged Eggs lower receipts 24138 cases including 1644 17 percent eggs ordinary firsts firsts 174 0 c Potatoes old 20 80c receipts 36 cars new 75 100c receipts 650 cars Poultry unchanged
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Chicago
Market Quotations From New York Quotation Report
New York earnings report notes butter receipts at 20 512 tabs while cheese and eggs hold steady. Eggs receipts total 32 915 cases as prices remain unchanged in today’s market briefing.
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New York
Livestock Pens Steady as Markets Clear at Fort Worth and Midwest
Union Stock Yards reports a steady live stock sale with 239 cattle 126 calves 2 horses and 19 hogs sold by noon. Rain refreshes grass in the range southwest of here while northern markets remain steady and sheep show a rising market trend despite tariff fears.
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Union Stock Yards
Here
Fort Worth
Cattle and hog markets mixed after rains in Fort Worth
Fort Worth buyers saw cattle shipments fall to about 3000 head with 500 calves. Beef steers held price while other classes sold briskly. Cows and heifers rose a dime. Hogs advanced about ten cents with 1000 head sold and a car at 8.70. Sheep and lambs, 2000 head, met strong demand and rose around 10 cents.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Marriage Licenses Listed for Local Couples
Herbert Udo Rhodius wed Ida Nacke and Casper E Parsons joined Ida H Fletcher. Ross Roberts married Gussie Ermler. H O Brucks tied to Myrtle Warner. Louis E Sheppard with Hattie May Herndon. John Fell and Elise Munch united. Dayton Smith and Martina Yzaguirre. Edgar Tommins wed Clare Gray. Clemens Poch and Angelina Morawits. Jeff Wade Moss and Elizabeth Mock.
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Herbert Udo Rhodius
Ida Nacke
Casper E. Parsons
Ida H. Fletcher
Ross Roberts
Gussie Ermler
H. O. Brucks
Myrtle Warner
Louis Eugene Sheppard
Hattie May Herndon
John Fell
Elise Munch
Dayton Smith
Martina Yzaguirre
Edgar Tommins
Clare Gray
Clemens Poch
Angelina Morawits
Jeff Wade Moss
Elizabeth Mock
Building Permits Include Additions and Dwellings
Building permits filed include an Olvera addition on Tampico street valued at 25. J. H. Lapham plans a stable and garage on Brahan boulevard for 1500 dollars. W. D. Shapcott seeks a 5 room dwelling on Crosby street for 1250 dollars. T. Carrango requests a 2 room house on McAskill avenue for 100 dollars.
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Sank Olvera
Tampico Street
J. H. Lapham
Brahan Boulevard
W. D. Shapcott
Crosby Street
T. Carrango
McAskill Avenue
Automobile Licenses and Metal Prices Ledger Entry
Oakland license No 3686 issued to L W Jambers at 1019 Nolan Street. License No 34 issued to C F Kendall at 12224 Main Ave ST Louis Metal. June 10 Lead 4.20 Spelter 6.10.
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Oakland
L. W. Jambers
Nolan Street
Chalmers
C. F. Kendall
Main Ave
St, Louis
Spelter
Butter Eggs and Poultry Prices Steady in Kansas City
June 10 report from Kansas City shows butter eggs and poultry prices unchanged with no notable shifts in market values. Local traders note stable supply and steady demand across major outlets and wholesalers.
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Kansas City
Poultry and Butter Prices Quoted in St Louis Market
Prices listed in St Louis market show poultry at 14 cents for chickens 23 26 cents for springs turkeys at Lée ducks lie and geese 7 cents. Butter creamery prices range from 23 to 27 cents and eggs at 16 4 cents.
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ST. Louis
Sugar and commodities steady in New York market
On June 10 in New York raw sugar remained steady with Muscovado at 2.80 to 2.83 per unit and Centrifugal at 3.30 to 3.33. Molasses quoted 2.55 to 2.58, refined steady, petroleum molasses and hay steady, hides firm, leather quiet. no major price shifts reported.
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New York
Coffee futures steady with July and December prices
New York reports coffee futures holding steady on June 10 with No 7 grade quoted at 10 percent for July at 9.66 and December at 9.90 per pound as market watchers await further cues.
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New York
Fort Worth cattle market steady amid slight firming demand
Fort Worth Texas June 9 receipts show a modestly liberal supply but demand tight. Beef steers steady to strong, stocker steers active and steady, cows heifers and bulls steady. Veal calves hit a new high at $9.50 per load. Hogs and sheep largely unchanged from last week with hogs lower and cattle and calves totals: cattle 4000 calves 1800 hogs 1500 sheep 1000.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Chicago Livestock Prices and Receipts Report
Receipts and quotations from Chicago show hogs at 17,000 with a strong higher market. Bulk sales $8.60 to $8.70, rights $8.50 to $8.80, mixed $8.45 to $8.80, heavy $8.20 to $8.70, pigs $6.65 to $8.30. Cattle receipts 5,000, market slow with Beeves $7.20 to $8.85, Texas steers $6.75 to $7.70, stockers $6.15 to $8.15, cows and heifers $2.65 to $8.00, calves $7.75 to $10.75. Sheep receipts 15,000, market strong. Native $5.00 to $6.10, yearlings $5.50 to $6.70, native lambs $5.70 to $7.70, spring $5.75 to $8.60.
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Chicago
Texas
New fall prices on wide sheetings set at 23 cents per yard
New York on June 10 reports fall pricing for wide sheetings at 23 cents for 10x4 Pepperells. Jobbers note a brisk market through the day with lively spot trade and yarns at easing levels.
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New York
Rice Market Quotes and Cash Receipts Report
New Orleans market notice shows rice quotations with Rough Honduras at 2.50 to 4.25 dollars, Japan at 2.74 to 3.50, clean Honduras at 1% 5%c, and Japan at 3% ick. Receipts and sales are listed as none for the day.
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New Orleans
Honduras
Japan
U S Steel Unfilled Tonnage Drops in May
New York report shows United States Steel Corporation unfilled tonnage at 6,324,322 on May 31, down 664,440 tons from April. The decline reflects softer demand and production adjustments, with the steel giant monitoring inventories and market conditions.
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New York
United States Steel Corporation
Wool Market Report From St Louis June 10
Wool prices steady in St Louis and surrounding markets with northern and western mediums quoted at 16 199c, slight burr delay, 15 16c, fine burr at 14 1/ l ic.
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ST. Louis
St Louis Livestock Market Report June 16 Cattle Hogs Sheep
Receipts and quot: Cattle 2600 incl 600 Tex ans market steady Native beef steers 5.39 9.00 cows and heifers 4.50 8.50 stockers 6.25 7.80 Texas Oklahoma steers 6.25 8.10 cows and heifers 4.25 7.00 calves in carload lots 5.00 6.50 Hogs receipts 18,000 market higher Pigs and lights 7.25 8.70 mixed and butchers 8.55 8.70 good heavy 3.60 8.70 Sheep receipts 2500 market steady Native muttons 4.50 5.00 lambs 7.00 7.26 spring lambs 8.26 5.60
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ST. Louis
Texas
Oklahoma
Cotton Opens Firm as Bulls Back Old Crop Positions
New York cotton opens with a firm 6 to 12 point advance on renewed covering and bull support for old crop positions. Reports of favorable monsoon progress, firm Liverpool cables, and large English spot sales buoy sentiment, while nervous Wall Street and tight money temper buying. July hits up to 12 cents, with speculators active and June weather reports citing heavy rain and cool eastern belt temperatures.
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New York
Liverpool
Monson
Lancashire
Wall Street
Shorts
Supreme Court Upholds Newspaper Publicity Act
Washington June 10 The Supreme Court upheld the newspaper publicity law attached to the 1912 postal act ruling the provision for sworn statements on editors owners stockholders bondholders and circulation and the requirement to mark paid ads does not violate press freedom but governs mail access The decision aligns with prior rulings sustaining the law affecting over twenty five thousand publications in the United States Chief Justice White described the measure as a condition for mail admission rather than press censorship
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Washington, D. C
Supreme Court Today
Journal of Commerce and Commercial Bulletin of
New York
United States District Court For
Southern District of New York
Postmaster General
New York Court
Lewis Publishing Company
United States
White
New Orleans Cotton Opens Steady on Weather and Cables
Cotton futures in New Orleans opened steady with a 3.8 point rise on strong cables and a cold wave. Traders cited wet belt weather as crop-damaging while long buying emerged and short covering trimmed gains. By late morning the market rose to 16-23 points, then eased, closing 6-9 points higher on profit taking.
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New Orleans
Oder
Cotton futures open steady with mixed early quotes
New Orleans June 10 cotton markets show June at 12.26 with a range among futures. July 14.26 asked, August 11.87 asked, September 11.42, October 11.38, December 11.36, January 11.38, March 11.60. Trading shows varied highs and lows across contracts as the market opens.
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New Orleans
Galveston
Tex
New York
Ala
Mobile
Savannah
Charleston
N. Canee
Wilmington
Sewer
Norfolk
Boston
Mass
Texas City
Houston
Sewer Ee
U. S
Keene Cares
Liverpool
Liverpool cotton steady prices amid fair demand
Liverpool, June 10. Spot cotton sees fair demand with prices steady. Middling fair 7.264, good middling 6.92d, middling 6.704, low middling 6.54d, good ordinary 6.18d, ordinary 6.84d. Sales 15,000 bales including 3,000 for speculation and export and 14,700 American. Receipts 4,200, all American.
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Liverpool
Futures open steady in Liverpool currency market
Futures opened quiet in Liverpool with a very steady close. Listed are forward prices for successive monthly and quarterly spreads from June through May next year, including June 6.53d and December-January 6.09%d.
Maritime Intelligence Roundup From Multiple Ports
June 10 reports show arrivals at Galveston New York Naples and Rotterdam with steamers Bylands Vera Cruz Hero Tampico Chemnitz Bremen El Norte Origin Port Limon Cleared Cluden Norre sundley El Mundo New York Port Arthur arrived Louisiana Tampico J M Guffy Alcazar Trinidad sailed none MontevGees Barcelona and Hamarg also listed Arrivals include Mongolian Glasgow Cameronia Noor dam Zeeland Oscar III Copenhagen and Ge noa Berlin Genoa.
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Galveston
Bylands
Vera Cruz
Hero
Nor
Tampico
Chemnitz
Ger
Bremen
el Norte
New York
Origen
Port Limon
Cluden
Norresundley
el Mundo
Port Arthur
Tex
Louisiana
J. M. Guffy
Philadelphia
Alcazar
Trinidad
Noordam
Rotterdam
Zeeland
Antwerp
Oscar III
Copenhagen
Exports to Great Britain Continent Mexico and Japan
This week and last year show exports to Great Britain 8 585 and 4 512 respectively. Exports to the Continent total 15 297 this week versus 4 384 last year. Exports to Mexico and Japan amount to 300 this week and 6 275 in the prior period.
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Great Britain
Continent
Mexico
Japan
Cotton Seed Market and Oil Prices Report
Cotton seed products in Memphis show prime basis at 6.24 27, meal 28, linters 2% 3c. New York oil market closes steady with spot 7.20 23 and futures across months from June to January. Trade activity lists July 600 at 7.98 and other batches, totaling 71,500 in sales.
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Memphis
Linters
New York
Leading spot markets report from New York to Liverpool
The report lists middling prices across multiple markets: New York at 12.38, New Orleans 12 percent, Houston 121-16, Galveston 123-16, Liverpool 6.70, Memphis 12 percent. The values reflect regional price quotes for commodities in middling market conditions.
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New York
New Orleans
Liverpool
Houston
Galveston
Memphis
Spot Cotton Prices and Receipts Report
Spot steady with mixed quotes for middling to good middling. Bales on hand include 268 arriving and 200 on spot. Low ordinary to good ordinary ranges from 9¢ to 12 3/4¢ with nominal values in places. Receipts total 2150 bales, stock stands at 60 821 bales.
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New Orleans
Cotton Spot Market Closes Quietly in Houston
The Houston spot market ends steady with a 1 16¢ rise. Sales reach 588 bales, shipments total 2340 bales, and overall stock stands at 58,319 bales. Price ranges span low ordinary to middling fair with values from 79 16 to 129 16 cents.
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Houston
Tex
Galveston Cotton Markets Close Steady Up Slightly
Spot cotton closed steady with mixed gains across grades. Prices ranged from low ordinary at 7 13 to 16 cents to good middling at 12 9 16 cents, with sales totaling 100 bales and receipts at 1,085 bales. Stock stood at 79,035 bales.
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Galveston
Tex
Cotton Market Report New York June 10
Spot cotton was quiet at 12.35 for middling uplands and 12.60 for middling gulf. Sales were reported as none.
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New York
Cotton Market Report Memphis Spots
Memphis June 10 spot cotton remains steady at middling 12 3/4 cents. Prices hold with no change from prior trade, reflecting a steady tone in the Memphis spot market.
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Memphis
Copper production and deliveries dip in May report
New York on June 10. May copper production reached 41,319,416 pounds, down from April’s 136,333,402. Domestic deliveries rose about 3,000 pounds, foreign demand fell by 17,608,749, totaling a near 15,000,000 pound decline. Stocks exceed 8,000,000 dollars less than April.
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New York
General Wheat Selling Dragging Down Grain Market
Chicago June 10 Wheat declined as general selling pulled the market lower. July futures opened down to 90 cents and slipped further to 90 half, with corn and oats following weaknesses. Hog price gains supported fats, while nerves kept late session close near 68 per bushel for July.
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Chicago
Grain Quotations Reported From Chicago Market
Chicago grain quotations show mixed prices across corn wheat oats and durum. The report lists No 2 and higher grades with varying percentages and decimals for each commodity, reflecting daily market movements and standard price intervals.
Grain market quotes from Kansas City cash and futures
Kansas City spot and futures quotes show No 2 hard wheat at 86 to 92 cents, No 1 red at 88 to 95 cents, No 2 mixed corn at 58 cents, No 2 white wheat at 57 to 58 cents, No 2 white oats at 40 to 45 cents. Close values for July and September futures listed. Receipts yesterday: wheat 116000, corn 131000, oats 21000. shipments: wheat 55000, corn 2800, oats 8000.
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Kansas City
Market quotations for grain and flour in St Louis
Quotation snapshot from St Louis on June 10 shows cash wheat and corn futures with prices for No 2 red, hard, and No 2 yellow oats. Close figures for July and September futures listed. Receipts for yesterday include flour, wheat, corn, and oats, with shipments by commodity volumes.
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ST. Louis
Well known Texas woman passes away in San Antonio
Mrs Volney Ellis age 75 long known in Texas died at 10 40 this morning at 1 West Agarita Ave native Texan active in early Texas history born in Houston Harris County moved to San Antonio five years ago from Lockhart graduate of Smith Seminary Austin one of eleven Texas women colleges survived by six daughters and two sons funeral set for tomorrow at 3 30 pm from Mrs F Hillyer home 111 East Craig Place Missio burial park to follow Rev Hugh McClelland to officiate continuous text preserved.
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Volney Ellis
Texas
West Agarita Avenue
Houston
Harriscou Tex
Ellis
San Anton
Lockl
Smith Seminary of
Austin
Hallettsville
Eig
John Bucanan
Republ
Sam Houston
Spain
Gener Land Office
Buchan
Sa Antonio
Eagle Lake
O. Ellis Jr
Lockhart
R. B. Ellis
Center Point
John Buchanan
Lavaca County
Robert Brown
Arizona
F. Hillyer
East Craig Place
Missio
Hugh McCle
Money Market Rates Steady Amid Mixed Loan Demands
New York reports money on steady with ruling rates around 2 to 3 percent. Last bid 25 percent and offered 3 percent. Time loans show strength with 60 day at 4 percent, 90 days at 4 percent, and 60 to 90 days varying near 4 percent.
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New York
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General Weather Report
Amalgamated Copper
Amer
Smelt & Refining
American Sugar Refining
American Tel & el
Anaconda Mining Co Ae
Atchison
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