Stocks Close Strong After Brisk Demand Lifts List
New York June 14 The stock market closed strong as short interest coverage and improving money rates boosted values 1 to 8 points on gains since the rebound began. Western trade and Balkan calm supported optimism while bonds held firm. New Haven fell 4 while Canadian Pacific and Interborough Met gained about two points.
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Balkan
London
New Haven
Pacife
Can
Interborough
Béars
Union Pacific
Amalgamated
Canadian Pacific
Mercantile Rates Steady Across Markets in New York
The New York market reports show prime mercantile paper six percent with sterling exchange steady. Bankers' bills fix at 482.75 for 60 day and 486.60 for demand. Bar silver sits at 69, Mexican dollars at 48. Government and railroad bonds remain firm. A Cotton Region Bulletin notes a minimum temperature reading for the last 12 hours, not used in Houston district averages.
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New York
Sterling Exchange
Houston
Money on Call Rates Prompt Longer Time Loans
Money on call remains nominal with no loans. Time loans become easier with terms of 60 and 490 days at 44 percent. six months at 5 percent.
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New York
St Louis Metal Lead Prices Reported in June
St Louis markets show lead at 4.20 and sterling at 5.00 per unit with June 14 pricing notes from St Louis Metal. Market action centers on metal spot rates and standard ingot pricing in early summer trading.
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ST. Louis
Maritime Movements Across Ports on June 14
Galveston reports arrivals from New York and Bremen with several steamers cleared to Havana and Barrios routes. Port Arthur notes Lorenzo arrival from New Orleans. Queenstown logs Cedric bound for Liverpool, Volturno to Rotterdam via Halifax, and New York reports the Adri day Principe di Piemonte docking in Palermo.
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Tex
New York
Denver
Fabcatician
Ger
Bremen
Havana
Preston
Port Limon
Barrios
Bylands
Port Arthur
Lorenzo
New Orleans
Marosa
Gottenberg
Queenstown
Cedric
Liverpool
Volturno
Rotterdam
Halifax
Principe di
Real Estate Transfers List Totals Many 1913 to 1918 Acres and Lots
A long list of property transfers from 1912 to 1918 shows numerous buyers and sellers. Transactions include hundreds to thousands of dollars for parcels in Los Angeles Heights Angel Terrace Crestholme Lakeview and Mission Park with many lots and blocks moved between individuals and companies. Names include H Scholl H Prinz Otto Moeglin W E Rosencrans A L Paterson and Street Realty Company among others.
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H. Scholl
Alida Nuenhoffer
Pecos Street
New City
H. Prinz
Otto Moeglin
J. S. Brown
H. Pring
Los Angeles Heights Improvement Company
W. E. Rosencrans
D. C. Morgan
Angeles Terrace
W. E. Rosecrans
DPD
C. Morgan
D. CC. Morgan
Mason Williams
F. N. Williams
New City Block
Woodlawn Avenue
Street Realty Company
Reeder
Crestholme
Monticello Court
A. Juenger
L. and
E. Baume
Barbe Street
George M. Bennett
Anna E. Bennett
Charles Tennes Survey
Lakeview Townsite Company
Cc. F. Kirk
Lakeview
W. T. Goode
A. Reichert
Pigeowity Hill Place
A. L. Paterson
Los Angeles Heights
R. M. Leech
W. M. Smock
I. R. Stone
G. FE
Givinn
Garden Street
T. D
Mra
C. Dobbie
T. R. Stone
A. and
E. Steves
A. Abega
Leigh
Indiana Streets
Lowry
H. A. Ries
Main Avenue
Secsemane
Pia Witee
Edwin Henel
W. L
J. L. Barnes
Claud McCanty
Mission Park
H. Mieslahn Sr
W. B. Sammons
Florida Heights
M. R. Davis
Block & New City
H. F. Scholl
Alamo Heights Company
Maverick- Clarke Lithographing Company
Hall P. Street
Pasting Show Company
Sunny Slope
J. H. Kirkpatrick
Denis B. Hayner
Missionfield
Anna Ort
College Heights
Leah Seamands
Diocese of West
Joseph Greer
R. H. Wester
Canada Addition
F. B. Chadwick
W. R. Stout
J. R. Stout
Mission Cemetery Company
H. Wagner
L. E. Gautt
Charles Perry
Rains Delay Texas Wheat Harvest and Market Shifts
The past week’s rain delays Texas wheat harvest with new crop movement pushed to mid next week. Oats arrive freely with good demand while some grain jobbers face tight supplies and raise prices. June corn acreage likely increases as hog and meat prices rise on Chicago Board trends. Grocers report steady prices and trading remains quiet amid Saturday half-holiday observance.
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Texas Belt
Chicago Board of Trade
Market Price List Sent to Retailers
Retail prices for eggs, poultry, cheese, butter, and a wide range of fruits and vegetables are listed. Notable figures include eggs at 15 16c per dozen, large hens $5 per dozen, turkeys 12 1lb per pound, sweet potatoes Alabama yams $2.50 per hundredweight, and watermelons at $4.00 per dozen.
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Texas
California
Idaho
Alabama
Ana
Sur
Chicago Market Report Butter Eggs and Produce Snapshots
Chicago market notes list butter and eggs steady with 14 951 cases receipts. Potatoes mix of old and new with prices 18 22 cents and 45 75 cents, 40 cars receipts. Poultry quotes show alive hens at 15 and turkeys at 17 cents, with irregular spring factors.
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Chicago
Market Quotes From St Louis Poultry and Dairy Prices
In St Louis on June 14 quotations show chickens at 14c, springs 20c, turkeys 10c, ducks 10c, geese 1 1 2c. Butter Creamery 23 27c, eggs 16 3 4c per dozen.
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ST. Louis
Eggs Steady in New York and Memphis Trade Reports
New York and Memphis market notes report eggs steady with receipts of 18 960 cases from Kansas City Produce and ongoing prices for potatoes molasses crude sugar and petroleum. Hides and leather show firm or steady movement across regional markets with no major shifts announced.
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New York
Muscovado
New York Coffee Prices Steady for Summer Futures
In New York on June 14 the coffee market shows futures steady with No. 7 Rio at 9 and three quarters cents. July futures remain at 9.22 cents, and December at 9.58 cents.
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New York
New York Market Roundup Quiet Trade For Cotton Goods
Fruit of the Loom 4x4 muslins fell to 4 1 2 cents yesterday when value was prepared for an advance today after all goods offered sold. Cotton goods remain steady but quiet. Cotton yarns show slight firmness. Carpet wools selling faster for quick use. Silks remain in strong demand for spot shipment.
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New York
Rice Market Report From New Orleans Trade Line
New Orleans market notes show strong receipts and rough and clean rice quotients for Honduran shipping. Japan purchases include 150 at 3.8388, with rough nominal and clean futures listed for Honduras and duras.
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New Orleans
Japan
Honduras
Cotton Situation At A Glance
Data compiled through early September shows weekly takings and exports, with figures for gins and bales awaiting arrival. Market notes reference closing spots, middling price ranges, acreage, and crop conditions across multiple dates, highlighting New Orleans market context.
Fear of Drought Triggers Market Advance in Corn Belt
Forecasts of extended heat lift wheat prices and bolster bulls while corn climbs on drought fears. July and September options show mixed openings and gains as rains fade and export opinions push spring crop damage concerns. Open, high, low, and close figures accompany the day’s volatile grain market signals.
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Chicago
Ilis
Shorts
Grain futures prices for Chicago on June 14
Cash wheat and corn prices listed for Chicago markets with variety grades and values. No. 2 red wheat at 1.91 to 1.05, No. 2 northern and spring ranges, velvet chaff and durum quoted, No. 2 corn and white corn around 60 to 61 cents, standard 40 to 60 cents.
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Chicago
Wheat and corn futures pace Kansas City market
Daily price report from Kansas City lists cash wheat and corn with bids for several grades. No. 2 hard wheat around 86 to 92 cents, No. 2 red near 88 to 96 cents, No. 2 mixed and white corn around 69 cents, oats around 39 to 40 cents, with July, September, and December contract quotes in mid 80s for wheat and high sixties to fifties for corn.
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Kansas City
Grain Futures Prices and Week’s Closing Grades
Wheat No 2 red 97 to 108 cents, No 2 hard 90 to 94 4 cents, No 2 white 60 to 61 4 cents. Oats No 2 38 to 39 cents, No 2 white 42 cents. July grain futures: wheat 83 3/4 cents, SEP 80 1/4 to 80 1/2, corn July 61 4 cents, SEP 62 1/4, oats July 40 cents, SEP 40 cents.
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ST. Louis
Fort Worth Cattle Sale Reports Weak Demand and Lean Offerings
Fort Worth, June 14. Salesmen handled 615 cattle and 165 calves with many thin stocker animals. A few steers of decent quality lingered unsold while medium fleshed cattle sold steadily. About 600 hogs arrived, the market slow and easy with prices around 8.66 to 8.80 and one four load at 8.82. No sales were reported in the sheep division.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Kansas City Market Report Hogs Cattle and Sheep Recap
Hogs receipts 2000 steady with heavy and light divisions quoted between 8.60 and 8.80. Cattle receipts 200 with dressed beef steers 7.50 to 8.25, cows 4.75 to 7.75, heifers 6.80 to 8.40, calves 9.00 to 10.50. Sheep receipts 200 steady with lambs 6.25 to 6.50, yearlings 5.00 to 6.50, wethers 4.50 to 6.00, ewes 4.25 to 5.85.
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Kansas City
Cattle Hogs and Sheep Market Report from St Louis
On June 14 cattle receipts reached 2500 with 400 Texans and prices largely steady. Native beef steers ranged $5.75 to $8.50, cows and heifers $4.50 to $8.50, stockers $6.25 to $7.50, Texas and Indian steers $6.25 to $8.10, calves $5.00 to $6.50. Hogs receipts 6600 with lower prices. pigs and lights $7.25 to $8.95, mixed and butchers $5.80 to $8.95, good heavy $8.75 to $8.95. Sheep receipts 4800 steady. native muttons $4.25 to $5.00, lambs $6.25 to $7.00, springs $8.25 to $8.50.
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Texas
Chicago
Ills
Chicago Livestock Prices Mixed as Receipts Hold Steady
Hogs in Chicago on June 14 saw 11 000 head and steady demand with lean, live, and heavy categories listed. Cattle receipts were 200 head with beeves and steers firm to upper ranges, while sheep receipts reached 210 000 with native, lambs, and spring lambs showing modest variation across price bands.
Cottonseed product prices listed for Memphis market
Cotton seed products in Memphis on June 14 show prime basis oil at 6.34 to 6.57, meal at 28.25, and linters at 2 3/4 to 3 percent.
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Tenn
Cotton seed oil market in New York firm on June 14
The cotton seed oil market in New York shows firm prices with June at $7.40 after first bid and $7.48 in later sales. July at $7.45, August $7.46, September $7.48, October $7.06, November $6.50, December $6.38, with substantial second-call activity totaling 10 100 shares.
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New York
Apia Asha
Cotton Opens Steady After Bearish Week On Weather Hopes
New York cotton prices finish up 1 to 80 points from session lows as weather optimism and reduced short interest support demand. Reports from the South claim no permanent damage from cold, with rapid growth expected and May mill consumption remaining strong. Estimated receipts 5000 bales.
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New York
Cotton futures open and close steady in New York
New York cotton futures opened steady with July at 11.00 cents, August 11.86, December 11.31, January 11.22 and March 11.31. Close values remained steady with slight variations across months including July around 12.00 and December near 11.38 to 11.39, reflecting a calm trading session.
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New Orleans
Caer
New Orleans Cotton Opens Steady Amid Bearish Crop News
Cotton futures in New Orleans opened steady to one day gains as favorable weather and crop conditions dampened selling. Early weakness faded with limited offerings and weekend shorts covering, sending prices to a net rise of about 4 to 9 points from yesterday's final.
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New Orleans
Shorts
Cotton futures open steady in New Orleans market
In New Orleans on June 14 cotton futures opened steady with multiple months listed around 12 cents. Prices showed a closing steady to firmer movement with slight gains across several contracts and notable activity in January March June and December positions.
Spot Cotton Prices at Liverpool Market June 14
Spot cotton eased with 7000 bales sold, including 6300 American and 600 for speculation and export. Middling fair 7.51d, good middling 6.73d, middling 6.57d, low middling 6.57d, ordinary 5.874d. receipts 8000 including 7600 American.
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Liverpool
Futures Close Quiet in London Market Across Months
Futures in Liverpool closed quiet with bids listed for June through May futures. Prices show small variations across monthly and quarterly contracts from June to May, including spreads such as June-July and October-November.
Market Summary of Leading Spot Markets
New York and New Orleans show middling results at 12.35 and 127-16 respectively while Houston posts middling 121-16. Galveston records middling 12 percent and Liverpool 6.73. Memphis reports middling 12s in this market roundup.
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New Orleans
Liverpool
Houston
Galveston
Memphis
Windther
Knoxville
Tenn
Loultaville
Macon
Miami
Montgomery
Ala
New York City
Oklahoma City
Palestine
Tex
St. Louis
Shreveport
Tampa
Fila
Nesree
Spot cotton prices and trade notes from New Orleans
Spot cotton stays steady with middling at 127 16 cents. 185 bales sold on the spot, 100 to arrive. Receipts 893 bales, stock 51 857 bales. Prices for various grades range from 9 1 16 to 18 9 16 cents with lots of nominal figures.
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New Orleans
Spot cotton market closes steady in Houston
Houston, June 14 The spot cotton market closed steady and unchanged with sales of 505 bales f o b none. Shipments were 1444 bales and total stock stood at 53,676.
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Houston
Tex
Spot cotton closes steady in Galveston market
Galveston on June 14 reports spot cotton closing steady with no sales. Receipts totaled 2244 bales, stock at 63,084 bales, f o b prices listed at 800.
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Galveston
Tex
Cotton Spot Steady with Decline in Memphis Market
Memphis, Tenn on June 14 reports cotton spot prices steady but with a decline overall. Middling class listed at 12 cents. no higher class prices noted.
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Tenn
New York Banks Report Higher Reserves
The statement on clearing house banks and trust companies shows a reserve of 38,812,500 dollars above legal requirements, up 8,824,100 dollars from the previous week.
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New York
Metal prices steady as copper, iron hold near prior levels
New York metal markets show little movement on June 14 with copper options quoted around 15.00 to 15.25 per unit and electrolytic at 14.87 to 15.00, casting at 14.75, while iron remains unchanged.
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New York
Lake
Tomatoes and local notices fill Exposition Park page
A mixed page item list notes eight tomatoes sent to the Chamber of Commerce by Mrs. A. E. Ludwig of Devine, weight three and a half pounds, grown in loose white sand. The page includes many public notices and adv notices about events at Exposition Park, the Menger hotel club rooms, dances, gas demonstrations, and local police actions including two affrays and prowler calls.
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Chamber of Commerce
A. E. Ludwig
Devine
Post D
Travelers’ Protective Association
Menger Hotel
Association
Dog ordered killed or removed after attack on policeman
The court ordered the dog killed or permanently removed from the city within six hours after the sentence. Boman, charged with owning the dog that attacked Policeman Hale on May 25, appeared in court last month. Judge Buckley imposed a $20 fine. Dixie opening dance announced at Dixie Hall.
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Boman
G. W. Hale
Buckley
Canadian Wheat Crop May Conditions Report
Ottawa reports from the census and statistics office show May was dry with frequent night frosts delaying crop growth. Canada total wheat area estimated at 9,816,300 acres, up 900 acres from 1912. oats at 9,647,800 acres, compared with 9,256,200 in 1912.
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Ottawa
Census and Statistics Office
Cotton Consumption and Stocks Reported by Census Bureau
Cotton consumed in the United States during May totaled 510,416 running bales, with 19,018 bales of foreign cotton and 27,451 bales of linters. May 31 on hand in manufacturing establishments stood at 1,505,257 bales. in independent warehouses 938,809 bales. Exports reached 465,293 bales. Spindles operated during May numbered 30,559,943.
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Washington
United States
Census Bureau
Births in the City Share Several New Arrivals
To Mr and Mrs Wm Y Walker a boy at 508 Garden street. To Mr and Mrs L W Spear a boy at 1108 Rivas street. To Mr and Mrs Otto Heubaum a boy at 509 Indianola street. To Mr and Mrs A Mareiane a girl at 316 Guadalupe street. To Mr and Mrs Jose Estrada a girl at 119 Franstall street. To Mr and Mrs E Garcia a boy at 217 Arsenal street. To Mr and Mrs C Ingle a boy at 96 Lakeview avenue. To Mr and Mrs at Losoya a boy at 920 Durango street.
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Garden Street
L. W. "Spear
Rivas Street
Otto Heubaum
Indianola Street
A. Mareiane
Guadalupe Street
Jose Estrada
Franstall Street
E. Garcia
Arsenal Street
C. Ingle
Lakeview Avenue
Spot cotton quotes and market notes from New York
New York on June 14 reports spot cotton mixed with middlings down 18.35 cents and gulf at 12.60 cents per pound. No sales recorded in the brief market notice.
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Gulf
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