Pablo Morales on Trial in Thirty Seventh District Court
Pablo Morales faces trial for shooting and killing Rafael Rodriguez on September 1, 1913. A 50-man jury pool was initially summoned, then enlarged as needed. The Direct Attorney notes the trial may run about two days in the Thirty Seventh district court before Judge W. C. Linden.
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W. C. Linden
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E Hunt
Bond election ordered for district 41 to fund new school building
The county commissioners ordered a bond election in common school district No. 41 to issue 20000 in bonds at 5 percent interest for a modern school building. The election is set for July 8. A recovered suitcase from the Inter national depot minus its contents except a pistol later found at a pawnshop was discovered in a vacant lot near the depot. A social event and Auto Club meeting are noted for San Antonio.
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Chamber of Commerce Auditum
Stanley J. Miller
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Common School District No. 41
Mediators Seek Dignified Huerta Retirement Plan
The peace talks explore a three to two Constitutionalists majority in the provisional administration and a graceful Huerta exit. Mediation contemplates Huerta appointing the next foreign minister as a farewell gesture, while European powers had already recognized his presidency. A transition without American consent is floated to avoid embarrassment and later formal recognition after the provisional leader assumes office.
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Gobernacion
United States
Armistice Not Feasible Says Constitutionalists Leader
Juan F. Urquidi of the Constitutionalists in New York argues mediators unjustly restrict talks. He says Carranza has not refused mediation, but mediators withdrew the invitation after he asked what would be discussed. He warns an armistice would end the revolution by halting recruitment and action. He urges inclusive talks with all parties and insists on knowing topics and no promise to stop the revolutionary advance.
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New York
Juan F. Urquidi
Constitutionalists
Carranza
Huerta
United States
Mexico
Carranza Silent on Mediation Reply Interest Grows
Carranza’s reply to South American mediators regarding mediation was expected to reach Washington for Niagara Falls transmission. Antilla’s Tampico arrival anticipated, prompting talk of arms landing for Constitutionalists and possible cargo handling by authorities.
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Carranza
Niagara Falls
Tampico
Antilla
Weather forecast for Texas regions in June 1914
The bulletin predicts fair weather for San Antonio and vicinity and for East Texas. Wednesday night and Thursday are expected to be clear with no rain. The forecast targets Wednesday and Thursday with the main note on fair conditions across the two regions.
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San Antonio
Vicinity
East Texas
Hog market volatility shifts packers on ham and bacon pricing
Hog prices reversed after a week of gains causing packers to rethink price hikes for hams and bacon. Coffee, tea and sugar markets show varied activity as weather boosts demand for iced tea and substitutes. Fresh produce like roasting ears tomatoes peaches and watermelons appears plentiful while dried fruit markets stay soft. Egg and poultry supplies rise as traders urge stricter stock selection.
Chicago Market Quotation Roundup
Butter and eyes hold steady while receipts rise to 23 269 cases. Cheese prices climb with Daisies 144% c Twins 144% 14c Ameri 15 15c Long horns 15 15c. Potato arrivals increase by 79 cars with red 65 70c white 75 80c Texas and Louisiana 1.10 1.20. Poultry alive lower fowls Io.
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Ameri
Texas
Louisiana
Cotton Statistics Receipts at U S Ports
Port totals show cotton receipts with Houston 398 bales, New Orleans 5 187, Mobile 1 620, Savannah 148, Charleston 1 085, Wilmington 113, Norfolk 0, Philadelphia 9, Pensacola 200, and additional totals across ports, reflecting regional distribution.
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New Orleans
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Copper Group Rises While Steel Slips on Wall Street
New York June 10 The stock market opened with minimal speculation and little change. Most shares edged higher but steel, Reading, and Southern Pacific traded at or below the prior close while copper stocks advanced amid uncertain trade outlook. Midday moves remained irregular with Reading and New York Central under renewed pressure as a $2 million European gold engagement was announced, bringing yearly movements near $50.9 million.
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New York
Steel
Reading
Southern Pacific
New York Central
Europe
Metal Markets Update From York June 10
Lead prices eased to 3 856 5 London lead at 19 10s. Spelter softened to 6.0638 with London at 264. Copper remained quiet around 13.50 to 13.60. Tin held firm near 31.15 to 31.50 with little change in spot and futures in sterling terms.
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London
Unfilled US Steel tonnage drops in May
New York June 10 The United States Steel Corporation reported an unfilled tonnage of 3 998 160 tons for May 1 a decrease of 278 908 tons from April reporting the inventory status of the steel maker as time sensitive and economically significant.
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New York
United States Steel Corporation
Mercantile and Financial Markets Summary
New York reports on June 16 show mercantile paper at 3 percent and 4 percent with sterling exchange firm. 60 day and demand rates quoted at 4.8635 and 4.385? respectively, commercial bills at 4.85. Bar silver at 56. c. Mexican dollars 46 cents. Government bonds steady while railroad bonds run irregular.
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New York
Mercantile Paper
Sterling Exchange Firm
New York Money Rates and Commodity Prices
Call money at 1 to 2 percent with a ruling rate of 1 percent. Time loans firmer from 2 to 3 percent for 60 to 180 days. Raw sugar and molasses prices steady in New York with refined sugar prices listed, including cut loaf and powdered varieties at several dollar figures.
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New York
Quotations From Kansas City Markets
Kansas City market notes show Butter Creamery at 23 cents for firsts and 18 cents for seconds, Eggs at 18 cents for firsts and 15 cents for seconds, with Poultry including Hens at 12 1/2 cents and Broilers at 27 cents.
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Kansas City
Furniture for sale advertised profitably in a light notice
Classified brief notes furniture for sale with emphasis on quick resale and favorable pricing. Lists items available and contact method for buyers. Includes a concise call to act now and arrange pickup or delivery as needed.
Hog market shows weakness at Union Stock Yards
Nominal cattle and calf receipts at Union Stock Yards June market. No hogs arrived by noon while hogs elsewhere remain weak with declines from 5 to 165 cents. Cattle prices steady to slightly off with cows at 6.60 and calves at 7.50. sheep and goats offered.
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Union Stock Yards
Fort Worth
Fort Worth Cattle Market Active with Liberal Receipts
The Fort Worth cattle market shows strong activity today with 4200 cattle and 600 calves logged. Beef steers steady 11 weeks close, stockers and calves down, top at 8.10 while bulls and heifers show lower ranges. Sheep demand remains active with lambs near 6.50 to 8.25 and ewes 4.75 to 6.36.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Jane
Chicago Market Reports on Hog Cattle and Sheep Prices
Chicago market notes show hog receipts at 30,000 with a dull market and various price ranges from 7.65 to 7.95 for different hog classes. Cattle receipts 16,000 with steers around 6.80 to 7.95, stockers and feeders 6.30 to 8.25, calves about 7.26 to 10. Sheep receipts 12,000 with yearlings around 6.35, lambs 6.60 to 8.90, and springs near 7.50.
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Chicago
Market Reports From St. Louis Livestock Sale
Receipts and price ranges for cattle and sheep listed. Beef cattle and steers show varied prices with market steady or lower. Native calves, cows, and Texas Oklahoma stock receive mixed bids. Sheep and lambs also noted with several price points and receipts tallied.
Market Recap Kansas City Livestock Prices June Report
Hogs receipts 7000 with lower bids. bulk 7.85 to 8.00, heavy 8.00 to 8.05, light 7.75 to 8.00, pigs 7.00 to 7.50. Cattle receipts 3500 with firm to strong tone. prime fed steers 8.50 to 9.00, dressed beet steers 7.35 to 8.40, southern steers 6.00 to 8.10, cows 4.35 to 7.25, heifers 6.75 to 8.75, stockers 6.00 to 7.75. Sheep receipts 1400 with steady market. lambs 3.00 to 9.50, yearlings 6.25 to 7.00, wethers 5.25 to 6.00, ewes 4.25 to 5.26.
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Kansas City
Coffee futures steady as market closes in New York
In New York on June 10 the coffee market shows futures steady with Rio prices at 9 cents and September at 9.13, December around 9.40, signaling a calm session for traders.
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New York
Cotton goods markets hold steady as yarns stay quiet
New York June 10 reports steady cotton goods markets with yarns quiet. Wool products move slowly as buyers resist price advances. Jobbers note fair house trade for summer goods.
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New York
Rice Market Report From New Orleans Trade Floor
New Orleans June 10 rough Honduras rice steady clean Honduras and Japan strong with Japan advancing. Quotes show rough Honduras at 150 to 450 per ton, Japan at 326. Perish rice at 2600 to 2700 per ton. Bran priced 170 to 180 per ton. Receipts recorded rough 332 millers 333 clean 2635. Sales include 300 sacks rough to Japan at 2 and 978 pockets clean Honduras at 16 60.
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New Orleans
Honduras
Japan
Spot cotton prices ease in Liverpool market
Liverpool spot cotton eased with good middling at .3d higher, middling 7 1/4d, low middling 7 3/4d. Total sales 6006 bales while receipts reached 16,000 bales. Speculation and shae? no clear meaning in OCR.
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Liverpool
Futures Quiet in London Market Report
Futures trading on June 10 shows quiet activity with quotes across several forward contracts. Notable figures include June at 7.41 percent and July at 1.23 percent, with mixed fractional changes in later months.
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Liverpool
Cotton futures open steady on cooler demand and weather hints
The cotton market opened steady with declines of 4 to 6 points but buyers quickly took up early losses. Forecasts of fair eastern weather and heat in the belt spurred demand. prices firmed to about unchanged or slightly higher. July opened 13.16, Oct 12.67, Dec 12.68. closes 3 to 8 points higher.
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New York
Ding
Weather Report for Houston District Stations
Temperature and rainfall figures for the Houston district for the 24 hours ending Wednesday 8 a m show generally fair weather in the belt and near normal temperatures. Rainfall of an inch or more reported at Eastman and Bandera ville Georgia. Allen Beau, Local Forecaster.
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Houston
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Banderaville
Allen Beau
Weather Bureau
New Orleans Cotton Prices Slip Amid Weather Outlook
In New Orleans on June 10 poor cables pushed cotton prices down 4 to 6 points, the lowest early level as forecasts of fair weather were seen unfavorably. Prices then steadied and rose slightly, with boll weevil reports in Mississippi creating a steady tone though turnover remained light. By noon active months showed a net gain of 1 to 2 points.
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New Orleans
Mississippi
New Orleans Market Opens Mixed as Futures Dip Early
The New Orleans oil futures edge lower at the open with Near Sas 120E and July positions weak, while September and October quotes drift. Early trading shows varied highs and lows across several contracted months as prices adjust from prior levels.
Cotton Seed Prices and Market Note
Cotton seed prices mixed with futures in New York and Memphis reports. Prime basis $6.26 to $6.81, meal $27.60, linters 2 percent. cotton seed futures closed steady. December $7.06 to $7.10, January $7.06 to $7.08. total cases 8200.
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Tenn
Linters
New York
Cotton Geed Oll
Leading spot markets cotton prices drift in minor gains
New York middling 13.65 and New Orleans 13.15 to 46e per pound. Liverpool at 1.784, Houston middling 18 1 2 percent, Galveston 1 cent. New York June 10 changes noted with 84 bales sold on contract deliveries unavailable.
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Cotton market notes from Houston and Galveston brief
Postal dispatch brief shows cotton business in Houston on June 10 with middling grade around 13 1/2 cents and no sales or arrivals. Galveston reports middling cotton at 13 1/2 cents with scant sales and no arrivals listed.
New Orleans Cotton Market Report
New Orleans market report for June 10 shows 8pot cotton steady at Middling 13 16 16 with no bale arrivals and no buyers.
Wheat market rally as government reports spark price gains
The Chicago wheat market rallied on belief short selling overdone for a large crop. Light pit offerings and a late firming from drought in Ohio Valley supported prices while wheat shipments to Kansas City and weaker provisions reflected the broader move. Kansas City quotes showed No 2 hard at 89 to 92 1 2 cents and No 2 red at 92 to 93 cents with corn and oats mixed across grades.
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Grain futures close mixed on Wheat Corn and Oats
Kansas City grain futures Thursday closed with Wheat at 78 cents for July and September, Corn at 69 half cents for July and September, and Oats at 39 half cents for July indicating limited price shifts across grains.
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Quotations from Chicago Market Report June 10
Quotations list grain and barley prices with varieties No 2 red 924 83c No 2 bi 8ic No 2 northern 96 97c No 2 yellow 73c. Barley priced at 50 65c.
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Grain quotes reported for St. Louis market
Quotations were as follows today at St. Louis: No 2 red 85 1 2 cents No 2 hard 73 3 4 cents No 3 white 42 43 cents. Prices for date No 2 42 cents No 2 white 43 1 2 cents.
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Wiest
Marine Intelligence Galveston Arrivals and Sails
Galveston Texas on June 10 reports the arrival of the Harry T Inge and Barrios and the sailing of the San Jacinto to New York and Inkule to Port Arthur. In New York also on June 10 the Hamburg bound President Grant arrived.
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