Trading In Stocks 15 Dull And Featureless
New York June 18 The stock market opened with no notable price changes and a dull session. Five stocks showed a steady undertone led by Texas Co up about 3 points. refinery rumors weakened sugar shares. Wabash and Gould properties influenced prices as liquidation continued. bonds stayed steady. late trading saw some hardening and coal stocks regaining losses.
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New York
Texas Co
Texas
Gould
Mercantile and financial market report from New York
Close firm mercantile prices with sterling at 4.84 75 for 60 day bills and 4.87 55 for demand. Commercial bills at 4.84. Bar silver quoted at 61 4c. Mexican dollars at 48c. Government bonds steady while railroad bonds show irregular activity.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Bar Ailver
Money on cas teady and time loan rates quoted
New York June 18 report shows cash loans steady at 2 percent, closing bid and offered at 2 percent, time loans steady with sixty days at 3 percent, ninety days at 3 percent, and six months at 4 percent.
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New York
Copper and tin rally in London markets
In London on June 18 copper showed strength with spot at 79 pounds and futures at 79 pounds 12s 6d. Tin also rose with spot at 207 pounds and futures at 197 pounds 10s. Lead and spelter traded around 17 pounds 16s and 25 pounds 15s respectively.
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London
Coffee futures close steady on Rio No 145%c
July 18 futures settle at 61c with Rio No 145%c market data. Prices finish steady as traders weigh supply and demand signals in a quiet session.
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New York
Weather Summary for Houston District and Surrounding Areas
Temperature below normal with multiple Texas and Oklahoma locations reporting two inches plus rainfall. Heavy precipitation noted in Sherman Dallas Weatherford Austin Quanah Texarkana Dublin and Fort Smith with radar indicating possible three inches in parts of Arkansas and Oklahoma. Allen Buell reports for the United States Weather Bureau.
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Texas
Oklahoma
Sheran
Dallas
Weatherford
Austin
Quanah
Allen Buell
Déticier
United States’ Weather Bureau
Weather forecast for San Antonio and East Texas 1912
Observations taken at 8 a.m. show air pressure at sea level with iso bars and isotherms noted. Forecast through 7 p.m. Wednesday calls for fair and warmer conditions in San Antonio and vicinity. East Texas to be fair and warmer inland, with cooler coastal and extreme eastern portions. Precipitation yesterday zero. total since January 1 about 11.35 inches with a 1.67 inch deficit.
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San Antonio
Vicinity
East Texas
Rains Expected to Bolster Cattle Prices at Union Stock Yards
June 18 Union Stock Yards reports show 20 per head receipts with 171 cattle 37 calves 91 horses and 21 hogs. Cows to 4 calves to 5.50 hogs to 7.50 while rain lifts spirits and may curb cattle movement, suggesting a bullish market trend ahead.
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UNION
Telegraph
Texas
Rains Bring Cheer Across Ranches and Railhead
Rainfall spreads across the state lifting spirits at ranches in La Pryor Eagle Pass and Uvalde with readings from 3 to over 5 inches. Frank Ray reports cattle moving out of Nixon after supervising loads to the Kansas market as the weather settles and grazing improves.
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Ike T. Pryor
la Pryor
Flemmings & Dawson
Eagle Pass
J. D. Welder
Victorian
Gus Houston
Uvalde
Frank Ray
Katy
Nixon
Coleman & Rogers
Kansas Ty
Eldridge Ships 11 Garloads Beef Steers to St Louis Market
J. D. Eldridge of Pearsall ships 11 garloads of beef steers to St Louis after loading Saturday. He owns about 2000 head at Path and will sell soon, focusing on his Bellow Tex mercantile business. Friends regret his cattle exit while Blocker Ford move nine loads to Oklahoma City. Additional shipments include 15 loads by C B Lucas from Berclair, loads by J Claire from Uvalde, and 10 loads by C H Weathersboeck from Standard Tex.
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J. D. Eldridge
Pearsall
St. Louis
Mr. Eldridge
Path
Blocker & Ford
Carrizo Springs
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
C. B. Lucas
Berclair
J. Claire
Uvalde
C. H. Weathersboeck
Standard, Tex
Steers Bring Strong Prices At St Louis Market Sale
Ed Lasater from Valfurrias sold 42 steers averaging 1099 pounds at 6.90 per hundredweight and 418 scteers averaging 919 pounds at 6.75. Dale Land & Cettle Co. of Scotland Texas sold 13 steers at 1064 pounds for 6.85. L M Webb of Fort Worth loaded 14 cars at Cotulla and plans 12 more cars Saturday.
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Ed Lasater
Valfurrias
St. Louis
South Texas
Sam Hunt
Dale Land & Cettle Co
Scotland
Tex
L. M. Webb
Fort Worth
Cotulla
Fort Worth Market Sells Nine Loads of Fessman Cattle
Nine loads of Charles Fessman cattle sold on the Fort Worth market today averaging 912 pounds at 5.35 per hundredweight. One load averaged 71 pounds and sold at 4.50.
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Charles Fessman
Fort Worth
Uvalde's E B Flowers Visits Town
Local visit by E B Flowers of Uvalde brings attention to community events and discussions during his stay in town.
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Cattle Sales Report at Union Stock Yards June 18
At Union Stock Yards on June 18 cattle brought in for sale with average weights and price details. The report lists livestock categories and prospective buyers evaluating the consignments.
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Union Stock Yards
Wt. Price
Burial Permits for Six Individuals in City Deaths
Burial permits issued for Josefa Coronado 28 died June 17 at 117 San Fernando. Tilly Dell 23 died June 17 at 220 Furnish. George F. Perrenot 71 died June 16 at Santa Rosa hospital. Edward Hawkins 65 died June 16 at El Paso and San Fernando. John Kolpke 65 died June 15 at 1030 Delgado. R F Yantis 84 died June 16 at 1125 Rivas. James Silcock 11 died June 1 at Pp S hospital.
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Pp. & S. Hospital
Births Recorded for Four New Babies in City
To Mr and Mrs Fred Garcia a boy born June 13 on Milligan street. To Mr and Mrs A Escovedo a boy born June 13 at 722 Camaron street. To Mr and Mrs M A Salazar a girl born June 14 at 139 Forest avenue. To Mr and Mrs B S Garza a boy born June 14 at 620 San Luis street.
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Fred Garcia
Milligan Street
A. Escovedo
Camaron Street
M. A. Salazar
Forest Avenue
8S. G. Garza
San Luis Street
Fort Worth live stock market strong and active on Tuesday
Fort Worth livestock sales show higher receipts with 4300 cattle 1400 calves 378 hogs and 420 sheep. Beef steers and stockers firm to strong calves steady sheep market strong with lambs to 7.50 yearlings 5.50 and ewes 4.50.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Chicago Stock Markets Report June 18
Cattle receipts about 3500 with mixed price levels across categories. Hogs receipts near 15000 with market strong up to 10 cents. light to pigs priced from 6.90 to 7.40. Sheep receipts around 15000 with generally steady to slow demand and varied lamb and yearling prices.
Market Receipts and Prices from St. Louis Cattle Hog and Sheep
Receipts at St. Louis show 5500 cattle including 400 Texan, steady market with native beef steers 6.00 to 7.25 and Texas Oklahoma steers 5.85. Hog receipts reach 9000 with prices 5.25 to 7.45 for pigs to heavy hogs, market easing. Sheep inventory 4000 with native muttons 3.75 to 5.00 and lambs 5.25 to 8.90, market steady.
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ST. Louis
Texas
Oklahoma
Market Receipts and Prices for Cattle Sheep at Kansas City
Kansas City reports receipts of 7000 cattle including 3000 southerns and steady prices with native steers 7.00 to 9.25, southern steers 5.00 to 8.10, cows and heifers 3.50 to 5.50. Hog receipts 10,000 with heavy 7.35 to 7.45 and lights 7.00 to 7.30. Sheep receipts 5000 with muttons 3.75 to 5.20 and lambs 6.50 to 8.75.
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Chicago
Texas
Kansas City
Wind and Weather Report for June 18, 1912
Observations recorded at 8 a m on Tuesday June 18 1912 include wind direction and velocity in the first two columns, temperature in the third, rainfall in the fourth, and weather state in the fifth.
Guadalupe County Sees Widespread Two Inch Rainfall
A two inch rain fell last night and today across Guadalupe County. Crops are fine and countywide conditions improved. Special to The Sight from Seguin Texas dated June 18.
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Guadalupe County
Seguin
Tex
Ruling on Second Primaries in State and US Senate
Attorney General Lightfoot rules that second primaries do not affect candidacies for state office or the United States Senate.
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Austin
Tex
Lightfoot
United States Senate
Provisions Firm as Grains Edge Lower in Chicago Trading
Wheat shows slight strength with Sept at about 1.04 and corn easing after a weak trade session. Hog price rise spurred initial firmness but a later broad sell off on eastern orders pulled markets down. Cash wheat quotes and nearby grain prices listed for No. red, No. 2 hard, and corn types.
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Chicago
Iowa
Wales
Texas
Titec
Kansas City cash grain closes with steady prices
Wheat cash bids for No 2 hard and No 2 red range around 1.07 to 1.12. Corn No 2 at 75 cents, No 2 white around 79 to 80 cents. Oats No 2 white 52 to 53 cents, No 2 mixed about 41 to 42 cents. Wheat futures settle July 98 to 98 1/4 cents, Sept 97 to 97 1/4, Dec 93 1/2 to 93 3/4. Corn July around 74 to 75, Sept 67 to 67 1/4, Dec 57 to 57 1/2. Oats July 46, Sept 39 1/4 cents.
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Kansas City
St Louis Cash Grain Market Report
The St Louis cash grain market lists Wheat No 9 red at 1 07 to 1 08 and No 2 hard at 1 06 Oats No 2 at 52 to 53 cents and No 2 white at 53 cents. Corn No 2 at 173 to 174 cents and No 2 white at 80 to 81 cents. July and September futures show Wheat 1 03 1 027, Corn 71 1 74 Oats 47 39 cents respectively.
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ST. Louis
Hotel Arrivals List Across U S Cities
A long hotel arrivals column lists guests and companions at St Anthony Gunter and Savoy featuring W R Williams Denison W Holmes Chicago Mr and Mrs J Thompson Kendallville Ind E Guthrie Kansas City R H McArthur Louisville G O Newman Corpus Christi A Key Oklahoma City W I Foster Fort Worth R R McDowell G M Eassecy Dallas C L Kerr Houston Hal D Bernstein New York E H Coombs Mrs M Chenault Houston and many others at Gunter Menger Crockett Savoy with dozens of travelers from Dallas Houston Chicago St Louis Los Angeles and more with multiple couples and individuals from states including Texas Missouri Arkansas New York California and Oklahoma.
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Loudy Amarillo
Augusta
Jacksonville
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Macon
Memphis Tenn
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Allen Buell
United Weather Bureau
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Chicago
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Kendallville
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G. O. Newman
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G. M. Eassecy
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C. L. Kerr
Houston
Hal D. Bernstein
Gunter
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Shafter
Polly Robertson
Waelder
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Lawrence L. Alexander
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George BE. Robinson
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Aransas Pass
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C. T. Lancaster
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Mexico City
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Marie Miller
W. H. Robbins
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F. A. Harvey
Indianapolis
E. L. Keeys
Los Angeles
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L. D. Lowther
B. A. Lowther
Center Point
L. J. Riley
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Migs
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Elm Springs
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E. H. Moody
W. EB. Fitzgerald
Austin
Militant
R. Edens
Corsicana
A. E. Murphy
Waco
E. B.luder
Kyles
Ingleheart
Yoakum
Cotton Market Closes Mixed Amid Renewed Realizing
New York opened steady then fell six to nine points on Liverpool cables and favorable weather. Trading around initial figures, lows recovered to near unchanged before midday. By session end prices were down several points in spots while spot cotton held at middling uplands around 14.80.
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New York
Liverpool
Cotton futures steady as market closes dull
New York cotton futures opened steady with climbs in January, March and May contracts and varied activity through the session. Prices moved within narrow ranges as traders watched for new guidance, with December ending around 11.71 and nearby months in the 11.60s to 11.70s per cent.
New Orleans cotton opens steady as showers lift futures
Cotton futures in New Orleans opened steady with June at 11.21 23 and Aug at 11.94 95. Traders noted midmorning strength on expected showers in the eastern belt and profit taking by shorts, but the market held only modest gains before slipping back to near previous close.
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New Orleans
Liverpool Cotton Closing Prices and Sales Report
Closing cotton at Liverpool shows prices 5 points lower with American middling fair at 7.28 and sales totaling 12,000 bales, including 11,100 American. Receipts reach 14,000 bales, with 13,400 American. Speculation and export 1,000 bales.
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Liverpool
Futures open steady in Liverpool market
Futures opened quiet and steady in Liverpool on June 18 and closed steady for the season. The report lists various forward month positions from June through May with price ranges around 6.3 to 6.9 and a noted ecape at 6.32 percent.
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Liverpool
New York Cotton Spots Quiet as Market Closes
Spot cotton in New York on June 18 closed quiet with middling uplands at 11.80 and middling gulf at 12.05. Sales were 60 bales.
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New York
New Orleans Cotton Prices and Receipts Summary
Market notes from New Orleans show varied cotton grades with quotable ranges from low ordinary to good middling. Receipts reach 156 while stock stands at 42 108. Spot quotas are listed in the report.
Cotton market closes steady in Houston report
Spot cotton in Houston on June 18 shows a steady market with prices by grade ranging from 7 1/3 to 12 11/16 cents. No sales were reported, shipments total 1112 bales, and stock stood at 33,075 bales.
Spot cotton market steady in Galveston closes
Galveston Texas June 18 spot cotton market closed steady with quotes for low ordinary 7 1 6 c ordinary 8 1 6 c good ordinary 9 c low middling 11 c middling 42 1 6 c good middling 12 9 16 c middling fair 12 13 16 c. Sales 657 receipts 19 776 stock 2 343.
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Galveson
Tex
Cotton market steady in Memphis on June report
Spot cotton in Memphis on June 18 remained steady with middling price at 12 3/4 cents per pound. The market showed no change in the day's trading.
Boston Takes Final Game Of Series As Herrmann Party Attends
In Chicago Boston outhit the White Sox 2 to 1 and won the final game of the series 4 to 1. Garry Herrmann and 350 Blaine Republican club members from Cincinnati were guests of President Comiskey, who was given a chest of silver by the Cincinnati club owner.
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Boston
Garry Herrmann
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Comiskey
Cincinnati Club
Orange Takes Second Game in Smithville Series
Orange defeated Smithville 6 to 1 in the second game of the series yesterday. The Smithville team committed errors leading to the loss. Batteries Moore and Hohn for Orange with McDowell and Stork for Smithville.
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Smithville
Tex
Moore
Hohn
McDowell
Stork
Stewart Outfits Kennedy in 10-Round Madison Square Garden Bout
New York heavyweights Jim Stewart and Tom Kennedy met in a 10 round fight at Madison Square Garden. Stewart weighed 210 pounds while Kennedy weighed 19 1 2. the bout was even early but Stewart pulled ahead in the final rounds with faster speed.
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Stewart
Tom Kennedy
New York
Jim Stewart
Madison Square Garden
Kennedy
Cottonseed products price report from Memphis
Cottonseed products in Memphis on June 18 show prime basis oil at 6 cents, meal at 28 dollars per ton, linters at 2 1/2 to 4 cents per pound.
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Memphis
Tenn
Cotton seed oil prices bid and sold in New York market
On June 18 at New York the market showed dull with prices for cotton seed oil posted across months from June to January. Spot values ranged 6.75 to 7.10 cents. total sales reached 4700 barrels with notable partial and full month sales including July 6.88, August 6.97, September 7.10, and October 7.04 cents per pound.
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New York
Cotton seed products prices in New Orleans report
New Orleans report lists refined cotton seed oil at 7.15 dollars per pound and meal at 29 dollars per long ton with 8 percent ammonia. Cake at 27.50 dollars per long ton with 8 percent ammonia. The figures reflect the day’s commodity quotes for traders and manufacturers in the port.
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New Orleans
Guadalupe County Democratic Party Ratifies No Nomination Action
In Seguin Texas the Guadalupe County Democratic Party executive committee met and ratified its prior decision to refrain from county nominations. Woodward Special Guaranteed Special Rubber Tires and Woodward Carriage Co are listed in the page segment.
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Seguin
Tex
Democratic Party
Guadalupe County
Woodward
Woodward Carriage Co
Rain Lifts Merchants as Citrus and Melons Drop in Market
Produce dealers reported high spirits despite rains as country orders next week were expected to offset local slowdowns. Melons and vegetables were abundant with cantaloupes cut to 1 to 1.25 per standard crate. Lemons were quiet locally but importers anticipate a higher market next week amid light Sicily shipments and a bright July demand. California sellers quoted higher prices.
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Sicily
Europe
California
Chicago Market Quotations Report June 18
Butter steady with creamery quotes from 21 to 25 cents. Eggs firm at 22,478 cases receipts. firsts 16 to 17 cents. Cheese steady with Daisies 14 and 12 to 13 percent. potatoes easy with Old prices 1.05 to 1.10 and New 1.40 to 1.50. Poultry live steady turkeys 12 cents chickens 25 to 10 cents. veal steady 8 to 12 cents.
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Chicago
Mggs
Ise Oe Americas
Market Quotations From St Louis Poultry Butter Prices
ST LOUIS June 18 Quotations were as follows today a Poultry firm Chickens 12c to 13c springs 23 28c turkeys 13c iducks 11 to 13 1 4 c geese 13c Butter steady creamer y 22 26c Eggs higher ivel oe
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ST. Louis
Springs
Primary markets show activity with price changes noted
NEW YORK June 18 reports a lively start to the week in ten goods markets. Dealers note steady yarns and stronger demand from nearby retailers as roadcloths rise five cents a yard.
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New York
Wool Market Report From St. Louis
Wool prices in St. Louis on June 18 show steady trade with medium combing and clothing grades at 21 to 21.5 cents, light fine 14 to 19 cents, heavy fine 12 to 16 cents, and tub washed 27 to 30 cents.
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ST. Louis
Rice Quotations Steady in New Orleans Market
New Orleans traders reported steady clean rice prices with rough grades holding firm. Receipts showed rough rice at 12 and sales of clean Honduras at 50 with quotations for clean Honduras 4 1/2 to 5 cents.
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Honduras
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