Trading mixed as stock list weakens in calm session
New York June 11 touts a calmer market with narrow moves. Openings were influenced by London activity, prices hovering near yesterday’s levels before slipping as shorts’ bets settled. Gains appeared in industrials and railroads but the list closed weak with many issues drifting below best prices.
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York
London
Lion
Reading
Union Pacific
Northern B. & O
Lehigh Valley
Canadian . &. & CO
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Ter
Consolidated Gas
Colorado Fuel
Republic
Northern
St. Paul
Southern Pacific
Ational
Southern
Unsettled Weather in Cotton Belt With Rainfall Alerts
The cotton region bulletin notes the last 12 hours’ minimum temperatures and states the belt’s weather is unsettled with below normal temperatures. Rainfall of an inch or more reported at Waynesboro Valdosta Ga and Madison. Allen Buell, Local Forecaster, Weather Bureau.
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Belt
Waynesboro
Valdosta
Madison
Allen Buell
Weather Bureau
Copper price ranges and grades in York market
York market notes copper dull spot and futures with July at 14.62 and 14.25 to 14.62 range. Electrolytic and casting prices listed around 15.00 to 15.87. Dull and No 1 copper prices shown, plus regional tag for Cooksons and Northern and Southern grades.
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York
Auter
Dull
Ony Dull
Cooksons
Easy
Northern
Southa
Southern
Money on call rates quoted in York report
York June 11 money on call 2 percent as ruling rate with closing bids at 2 percent, offered at 2 percent. Loans are strong with nominal rates and 60 4 percent for 90 days and 4 percent 5 per months. 64 5 percent appears in the brief market rundown.
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York
London stock market steadies as gains lift sentiment
Don, June 11 reports the London stock exchange showing a brighter tone with bear covering easing. American stocks lead the day while several weak operators seek assistance, suggesting the first period of low mood may be over.
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DON
London’ Stock Exchange
Yes
Unscrambled Trade Notes Mention Honduras Prices
Fragmentary June report from Orleans cites rough and clean Honduras grades with nominal percentages and rates including 4 percent apan and 8 percent 4c, alongside unclear references to mills and prices. Due to missing context, the item reads as a terse market note on rough and clean Honduras commodities.
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Orleans
Honduras
Apan
New Wool Is Firm As Markets Report Volume Gain
Boston June 11 trading in domestic wool grows with both new and old stock. Values stay low, heavy sales of fine territory staple around 20 ¾ cents a pound, near last sale. West reports indicate prices for the new clip remain well maintained. Country grades listed with various blood counts and unwashed lots at 23 25 cents, 12 months Texas fine 52 58 cents, finer months 47 46.
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Boston
Missouri
Kentucky
Texas
Real estate transfers listed from 1910s records
A long list of property transactions shows transfers in 1912 to 1918 across blocks and streets in multiple neighborhoods including New City Block 3507 Lakeview and Los Angeles Heights. Buyers include J H Kirkpatrick, A and R M Beitel, R Ricks, Mission Burial Park, B Zimake, Lutie L Bate, estate records, and several developers, with prices ranging from $1 to $3900 and notable entries like deeds of confirma tion and land tracts on Commerce and Cameron streets.
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J. H. Kirkpatrick
W. Rumsey
New City
R. M. Beitel
Mary Gesse
South Side
Thirteenth St
R. Ricks
B. F. Cooper
East Englewood
Lakeview Townsite Company
J. C. Reister
Lakeview
B. Zimake
William F. Schutz
Lutie L. Bate
William Schutz
Cameron and
Macon Sts
John H. Bate
Leo Singer
Mission Cemetery Company
C. Settle
Mission Burial Park
B. Willmas
J. Larado Hernandez
John Master
George Potchernick
J. H. Sims
M. G. de Almez
Foard Townsend
W. B. Kroeger
Alamo Heights
Simon Baum
Cora Baum
Sixth St
Avenue B
H. I. Fisher
Los Angeles Heights Improvement Company
Alma Hussey
Los Angeles Heights
F. W. Nye
Hussey
L. C
B. L. Raborn
August Blumberg
Brunswick Park
Jerome Reilly
Co. A. Bihl
N. Vasquez
J. D. Sipple
Thomas Garza
Building Permits Filed For Dwellings And Warehouse
Henry Williams applies for a four room dwelling on Vera Cruz Street costing 700 dollars. Hysan seeks a four room dwelling on Olive Street with a 50 dollar valuation. Shafer requests a warehouse on North Pine Street under the local permit office.
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Henry Williams
Vera Cruz St
I Hysan
Olive St
H. Shafer
North Pine St
Automobile Licenses Listed for Local Owners
A short register lists license numbers and owner names including 8688 Alamo Motocycle Lorenzo Trevino at 316 Nacogdoches St 8689 Metz Batchellor at 117 Glen Ave 8690 Little 4 Conrad Pate R F D No 24 8691 Buick Mrs C Rice at 517 Ave B All entries reflect local vehicle registrations with partial addresses.
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Alamo
Lorenzo Trevino
Nacogdoches St
Metz
Glen Ave
Little
Conrad Pate
R. F
Buick
C. Rice
Ave
Burial Permits for Local Residents Listed
Burial permits issued for Henry Jackson age 60 who died June 9 at 214 Poplar Street Ed Newer age 85 died June 8 at San Juan Road Timoteo Lermo age 50 died June 9 at 1575 Lakeview Avenue Heileria Delgado age 58 died June 8 at 324 Broad Avenue
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Henry Jackson
Poplar Street
Ed Newer
San Juan Road
Timoteo Lermo
Lakeview Avenue
Heileria Delgado
Broad Avenue
Stock Subscriptions Open for Snyder Cotton Compress
Stock subscription began here today for a cotton compress at Snyder. Local investors and businessmen gathered as talks progressed on funding and construction plans for the facility.
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Snyder, Tex
Snyder
Prices of Food Show Few Changes Amid Stable Markets
Market observers report scarce price movements in food markets as jobbers discontinue weekly quotation cards. Sid ney Pfeiffer forecasts no material shifts until tariff changes take effect, with a general revision likely afterward. Wholesalers stock light, buyers seek price guarantees, crops look promising due to rains, and butter, sugar, and poultry prices reflect varied demand across Texas markets.
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Sidney Pfeiffer
Pfeiffer Grocer Company
Cotton Situation At A Glance
Visible supply figures and in sight estimates for the week ending Friday, with historical milestones from September 1. Reports cover spinners' takings, total exports since September 1, and closing spot prices. Crop condition notes by month, ginning totals through various dates, acreage, and New Orleans market context.
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iGeee
Office OF Suis A Descess
Viecess
New Orleans
Markets Prices for Eggs Poultry Produce and Groceries
Markets list prices for eggs poultry cheese vegetables fruits and meats. Eggs 15 16 cents per dozen. large hens five dollars per dozen. friers three to four fifty. turkeys 12 to 14 cents. Cheese 17 17 1 2 cents per pound. Tomatoes Texas 95 cents to 1.00 per crate. potatoes Texas 1.76 per cwt. sweet potatoes Alabama yams 2.50 per cwt. Cabbage 2.06 per cwt. lettuce Texas 25 cents per box. Corn 15 20 0 per dozen ears. cucumbers per bushel 1. beans California wax 1.26 to 1.50 per bushel. peppers per 4 bus crate 1 26 5. okra 1 per 1 8 bus box. dewberries 2 25 per crate. Apples Jonathan York Imperial per box 1.75. Oranges California Valencia 4.25 to 4.50 per box. lemons California 7 50 per box. peaches per 4 basket crate 1.00. bananas 8 per cwt. cherries California 1.85 to 2.00 per ten crate. pineapples per box 3. grape fruit 6.00 per case. Syrup and molasses prices vary. corn syrup 85 cents gallon. maple syrup rare. Hides and wool notes and various meats and lard prices. No. 1 roast beef 2.26. corned 2.26. lard pure 12 1 2 percent. Canned meats and fish No. 1 roast beef 2.26.
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Texas
California
Idaho
Alabama
Louisiana
Jonathan
York Imperial
Missouri
Ganos
Ben Davie
Valencia
Alaska
Sorteene Hundred
South
Johnson Grass
Rio
Maxwell House
Maine
Navy
Muscatel
London
Wide Range Of Canned Goods And Grains Prices Listed
A long list of grocery items with prices by the case, pound, and can. Products include sardines, salmon, herring, nuts, dried fruits, raisins, seeds, and California beans. Staples such as sugar, coffee, canned vegetables, corn, oats, and flour are priced for retailers in bulk.
Market Report Chicago Butter and Cheese Prices June 11
Butter steady and begs steady with 20,281 cases receipts. Cheese rises with Daisies 15 15¢, Twins 14 15¢, Young Americas 15 15¢, Long Horns 15 15¢. Potatoes old lower 20 25¢, receipte 19 cars. New steady 75¢ to $1.00, receipts 30 cars. Poultry steady with live fowls 16¢ and live springs 24¢.
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Chicago
Butchers Make Short Work Of Meat Supply
UNION STOCK YARDS June 11. Receipts today include 508 cattle 62 calves 10 horses and 2% hogs. Market steady with good butcher stock and strong demand. Cows up to 5.25 per cwt calves to 6 hogs to 8 beef steers over a thousand pounds to 6 bulls to 4.76. Fat cattle in short supply. range country rains bring water holes and green grass boosting futures.
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Union Stock Yards
Fort Worth
Fort Worth cattle market posts big jackpot shipments
At Fort Worth on Wednesday about 4500 cattle and 1000 calves plus 2500 hogs and 4500 sheep and goats were handled. Demand remained broad and steady with beef steers at 7.75, cows to 5.75, bulls to 6.00, calves to 6.75, hogs to 8.85, and sheep and goats showing slight strength amid brisk trading.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Market Quotations From Louis Mo on June Elevations
Quotations today in Louis Mo. show poultry steady with chickens at 14 cents, springs 21 to 25 cents, turkeys 16 cents, ducks 11 cents, geese 7 cents. Butter creamery 23 to 27 cents. Eggs 16 1/2 cents.
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Louis
Ducks, LLC
Eggs Steady in New York Market on Arrivals
New York reports steady egg prices with receipts totaling 29,237 cases. Fresh gathered dirties No 2 grades bring 16 and 17 cents per dozen.
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New York
Butter eggs and poultry unchanged in Kansas City report
In Kansas City on June 11 the latest market snapshot shows butter eggs and poultry prices holding steady with no changes announced. No other commodities are noted in this brief.
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Kansas City, Mo
New York Markets Report Sugar and Leather Steady
Raw sugar remains steady with Muscovado at 2.80 83, centrifugal 3.30 90, molasses sugar 2.55 58. Refined goods hold steady as well. Petroleum, molasses, hides unchanged and leather shows firmness in New York trade.
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New York
Births Reported for June At Local Hospital and Homes
To Mr and Mrs R A Richey a girl born June 6 at P and 8S Hospital To Mr and Mrs D Schmidt born June 9 at Reging Street 202 a boy and girl To Mr and Mrs A Ramoz born June 6 at 1006 N Rogers Street a boy To Mr and Mrs T Martinez born June 6 at 1726 W Commerce Street a boy
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R. A. Richey
D. Schmidt
Reging Street
A. Ramoz
N. Rogers Street
T. Martinez
W. Commerce Street
Chicago Market Report Hogs Cattle and Sheep Prices
Chicago market data for June 11 shows hog receipts around 7000 with varied sale prices from 3.65 to 8.80 per unit, cattle receipts about 14000 with Beeves 7.20 to 8.85, Texas Beers 6.50 to 7.75, stockers 6.25 to 8.25, cows and heifers 3.65 to 8.00, calves 7.75 to 10.75, and sheep receipts 18000 with native 5.00 to 8.50 and yearlings 5.50 to 8.65.
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Chicago
Livestock Prices Mixed at Kansas City Market
Kansas City cattle hogs and sheep receipts listed for the day with prices. Hogs trading higher with bulk at 8.55 to 8.60, pigs 7.20 to 7.75, heavier consignments. Cattle receipts about 5,000. dressed beef steers 7.25 to 8.25, cows 4.50 to 7.75, calves 9.00 to 10.50. Sheep receipts around 4,000. lambs 6.00 to 8.00, yearlings 5.00 to 6.50, ewes 4.00 to 5.25.
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Kansas City
St Louis Live Stock Prices June 11
In St Louis, receipts of 255 cattle include 400 Texans with steady values. Native beef steers bring 5.75 to 8.75, cows and heifers 4.50 to 8.50, stockers 5.27.50, Texas steers 6.25 to 8.25, cows 4.25 to 5.00, calves 5.00 to 6.50. Hog receipts 3500 rise. pigs and lights 7.25 to 8.85, mixed and butchers 8.79 to 8.85, good heavy 8.70 to 8.80. Sheep receipts 5000 steady. native muttons 4.50 to 5.25, lambs 6.75 to 7.00, spring lambs 8.00 to 8.25.
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ST. Louis
Texas
Cotton Prices Slip on Weather and Crop News
Cotton opens steady then declines amid warm weather hopes and cooler overnight markets. New York trading shows a net loss of 8 to 10 points with unsettled tone as hedging and favorable crop prospects weigh on prices across New Orleans, Liverpool, and other markets.
Crop conditions June 1 show small declines overall
The Department of Agriculture reports U S crop conditions on June 1 were 0.5 percent below last year and 1.2 percent under the long run average. West of the Mississippi condtions were generally above average with Nebraska and Iowa strongest, while CaliforniaGeorgia and South Carolina lagged.
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Washington
Tennessee
Mississippi
Department of Agriculture
United States
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Kansas
Oklahoma
Montana
New Mexico
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Utah
Idaho
California
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Cattle Raisers Debate 1914 Convention Date
The executive committee of the Texas Cattle Raisers Association met in quarterly session in Fort Worth and took no action on the citys request to postpone the 1914 state convention. The request aimed to avoid a conflict with the Odd Fellows Grand Lodge event, and it is believed the cattlemen may agree to shift their meeting time.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Texas Cattle Raisers’ Association
Odd Fellows’ Grand Lodge
Cotton futures open steady amid unfavorable weather and liquidation
New Orleans cotton futures opened steady to steady lower as cold weather and rain across the belt dampened demand. Early trading showed one to three points up, then slipped to 2 to 5 points under yesterday’s close, by noon 2 to 6 under, and by 2 PM 9 to 12 under yesterday’s close amid selling and limited short covering.
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New Orleans
Bears
Liverpool
Cotton futures open steady on New Orleans market
New Orleans cotton futures opened steady with June at 12.26 nominal, July 12.26 asked, August 11.96, September 11.54 11.60, October 11.39 11.40, December 11.37 38, January 11.40 11.52, March 11.49 11.51.
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New Orleans
Liverpool Cotton Prices Stabl e Amid Strong Demand
Liverpool June 11. Cotton spot market shows firm prices with good business. Middling fair at 7.32d, good middling 6.984, mid dling 6.71d, low middling 6.584, good ordinary 6.22d, ordinary 5.984. Sales reach 12,000 bales including 2,000 for speculation and export and 11,600 American.
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Liverpool
Futures Market Little Changed in Opened Trade
Liverpool report notes receipts at 7000 and no American buyers. Futures opened barely steady and closed quiet with June at 6.53 pence, several monthly spreads quoted from June to May 6.144 pence.
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Liverpool
Cotton seed products market quotes with varied bases
In Memphis on June 11 prime basis oil quoted at 6.24 to 6.27 dollars per unit. Meal priced at 28.00 dollars with linters at 2 to 3 and a half cents.
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Memphis
Tenn
Cotton seed oil market closes steady with mixed futures
New York June 11 steady spot cotton seed oil prices show June at 7.50, July 7.19 to 7.20, August 7.26 to 7.28, September 7.26 to 7.27, October 6.99 to 7.94, November 6.40 to 6.42, December 6.31 to 6.32, January 6.30 to 6.31. Trading included 200 June at 7.23, 500 July at 7.18, 1,200 at 7.19, 100 August at 7.24, total 13,800.
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New Orleans
Mobile
Savannah
Sheen
Wilmington
Norfolk
Boston
Pacific
New York
Houston
Betes
U. 8
Marine Intelligence Galveston June 11 1910s
Arrivals and departures list steamers with origins and destinations. Bloomfield and Origen noted. arrivals include Bran denburg in Bremen and Haakon VII at Port Barrios and others. Sailed vessels include Denis to Liverpool and Arm to Mobile with multiple harbor movements.
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Tex
Bloomfield
Tank
Tuxpam
Origen
Port Limon
Denis
Liverpool
el Munde
New York
Port Eads
Haakon VII
Port Barrios
Eocene
Santos Amaril
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Nor
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Special wash goods sales steady as strikes limit silk demand
New York reports active special wash goods sales in jobbing houses while primary cotton goods markets stay steady. Silk buyers find merchandise scarce due to prolonged strikes, with export sales on the China movement totaling 30,000 bales to date. Yarns held steady.
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New York
Marriage Licenses Clerks Record Brief List
P Hopwood and Lucie Lankford W C Herpel and Ollie Elizabeth Wahr Mund Norman E Price and Mamie M Halbedl with dates and official entries in the county records.
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P. Hopwood
Lucie Lankford
W. C. Herpel
Ollie Elizabeth Wahrmund
Norman E. Price
Mamie M. Halbedl
Leading spot markets report from multiple ports
New York middling at 12.25 dollars, New Orleans middling 12 and a half, Houston middling 1.20, Galveston 12 3-16 cents, Liverpool middling 4.744, Memphis middling 12 1/2 cents, indicating varied current trading levels across key markets.
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New York
New Orleans
Liverpool
Houston
Galveston
Memphis
New Orleans Spot Cotton Holds Steady at 12 1/2 Cents
Spot cotton in New Orleans was quiet and unchanged at Middling 12 1/2 cents. Volume 1,750 bales sold on the spot with 1,075 bales to arrive. Receipts 2,282 bales. stock 638,280 bales.
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New Orleans
Galveston Spot Cotton Closes Quiet, Unchanged
Spot cotton in Galveston closed quiet and unchanged. Sales were 50 bales at the bin price, with receipts totaling 494 and an on hand stock of 72 bales.
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Galveston
Tex
F.o.b
Spot market closes steady in Houston on June 11
Houston report shows the spot market closing steady with a 1.164 point drop. Sales total 677, stock 56,792, shipments 1,780. Prices ranged from low ordinary 7 1/2 cents to good middling 12 1/2 cents with middling around 12 cents.
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Houston
Tex
Spot cotton quiet with drops in New York market
In New York on June 11, spot cotton held steady with declines of 10 points. Middling grades quoted at 12.25 and good middling gulf at 12.50 with no sales recorded.
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New York
Cotton Market Steady in Memphis on June 11
MEMPHIS Tenn June 11 Cotton spot steady unchanged middling 12 5 8 cents per pound reported with no change in daily price movement across the market.
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Memphis Tenn
Coffee futures steady as Rio No 7 at 10c
New York June 11 report shows No 7 Rio coffee at 10 cents with futures steady. July futures at 9.54 cents and December at 9.78 cents.
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New York
Rio
Remark on Investment Judgement from a Witty Exchange
In a sharp quip from the Chicago Tribune a speaker laments investment folly and defers to experience, noting better judgment rarely speaks before the misstep. The exchange captures a rueful humor about trying and failing in financial risk.
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Chicago Tribune
Wheat Advances Amid Market Rally and Rain Concerns
Chicago dispatch notes wheat rising with the stock market recovery and rain prospects northwest. July futures opened higher around 90 to 91 cents, corn firm on doubtful crop prospects, oats and hog prices also rising, as pork and lard futures moved up. Wheat closed steady with July up about one and a half cents, corn finishing higher on crop fears.
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Chicago
Chicago grain quotations steady as cash wheat and corn hold
Chicago June 11 quotations show cash wheat ranges for No 2 red No 2 hard and No 1 northern with modest variations. No 2 spring and velvet chaff values listed. Corn and oats prices quoted across No 2 and No 2 yellow futures with slight shifts from prior readings.
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Chicago
Market quotes for wheat and corn from St Louis
Cash wheat bids for No 2 red at 1 041 41.02 with No 2 hard at 89 cents. Corn values listed for No 2 at 58 % and No 2 white at 60 cents. In futures July wheat at 87 88 cents September 84 85. Corn July 59 59 1/2. Receipts: wheat 75 000, corn 34 000, oats 16 000. Shipments: wheat 49 000, corn 33 000, oats 9 000.
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ST. Louis
Kansas City Grain Prices and Market Receipts
Kansas City market report shows No 2 hard wheat at 88 1 2 to 92 1 2 cents, No 2 red wheat around 96 cents, No 2 corn mixed and white about 52 cents, with oats at 39 to 40 cents. Futures drift: July wheat 85 1 2 cents, Sept around 85 1 2, Dec near 88 cents. corn July 58 cents, oats July 38 3 4 to 38 1 4. Yesterday receipts include flour 13,000. wheat 70,000. corn 102,000. oats 66,000. Shipments: flour 14,000. wheat 29,000. corn 73,000. oats 47,000.
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Kansas City
Penny Profit Schemes From a Tobacco Shop Library and Tin Foil
The owner of a small tobacco shop boasted of earning profits by offering a free one year library subscription with a two dollar purchase and charging three cents a day for late returns. He also profitably sells tinfoil from packing tobacco and cigarettes, about twenty cents a pound. Also notes a 1200 mile rabbit fence in Western Australia with inspectors and boundary riders, and Japan's rising export of imitation Panama hats to the United States.
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New York Press
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Wess
Japan
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