New York Stocks Fall on Abroad Disturbances and ICC Freight Ruling
The New York stock market closed weak as unsettled overseas conditions spurred liquidations. Trading slowed toward the close after a larger morning volume, with declines up to about 3 points in many issues. Steel eased to 51½, Reading and other names fell, and the ICC decision to not reopen the freight rate case weighed on prices.
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Ondon
Continental
Interstate Commerce Commission
The
Bears
Steel
Lehigh Valley
Canadian Pacific
Northern Pacific
Amalgamated
Reading
Union Pacific
General Electric
Baltimore & Ohio
Missouri Pacific
St. Paul
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Smelting, Can
Interborough
Eastern
Thon Pacific
Steel 2
Others
Cotton Region Bulletin for June 21 1913
Weather in the belt is generally fair with temperatures near normal. Rainfall at Minden Louisiana measured 1.10 inches in the 24 hours ending 8 a m. 75th meridian time. Allen Buell, Local Forecaster, Weather Bureau.
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Minden
Allen Buell
Weather Bureau
New York Market Report on Prime Paper and Bonds
Close prime commercial paper at 6 percent. Sterling exchange steady with bankers bills at 4.83 for 60 day bills and 4.86 3/4 for demand. Commercial bills 4.82 1/2. Bar silver 58 cents. Mexican dollars 48 cents. Government bonds steady. Railroad bonds heavy.
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New York
Sterling Exchange
Bankers
Money on Call Rates and Short-Term Loans Announced
New York on June 21 reports money on call listed as nominal with no loans. Time loans become easier offering 60 days at 3 percent, 4 percent. 90 days at 3 percent, 4 percent. and six months at 5 percent.
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New York
Metal markets dull with near steady copper prices
New York June 21 reports dull metal markets with Lake copper at 15.00 25, electrolytic 14.87 15.00, casting 14.75. Tron unchanged.
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New York
Rice Market Report Shows Quiet New Orleans Trade
In New Orleans on June 21 Rice receipts and sales were minimal with rough Honduras none and Japan at 678 with a 3 3% yield. Quoted prices show clean nominal and rough Honduras at 4% to 5% and Japan at 34% to 3% percent.
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New Orleans
Honduras
Japan
Range conditions improve across Texas cattle country
Inspectors report overall good range and plentiful rains across Texas with 596 cattle cars and six horse cars shipped last month. Except Clarendon where conditions are dry and grass short with grasshoppers bad. other towns report good rains, high water in Pecos, and cattle doing well.
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Texas
Texas Cattle Rangers’ Association
Clarendon
Cotulla
J. W. English
San Angelo
J. F. Treadwell
Lubbock
Joe Smith
Tohoka
Roswell
N. M
Ed Tower
Carlsbad
J. R. Boyd
Pecos
del Rio
A. P. Blocker
Dalhart
John D. Woods
R. H. Muir
Beeville
John E. Rigsby
el Paso
S. Shunk
Iton
W. C. Abbott
Houston
Menard
W. W. Treadwell
Cotton statistics receipts at U.S. ports
Interior receipts and port statistics show figures for New Orleans Wilmington and other ports with last year comparisons. The report lists totals for shipments and arrivals across several cities including Cleveland and others, reflecting trends in textile trade and supply movements.
Cotton Seed Oil Prices and Markets Report
Prime basis oil at 6.40 New York spot 7.80 to 8.25 with June quotes and extensive transactions across July August September and October. Activity shows 7800 total sales with numerous lots at varying prices, reflecting a steady market close in New York Cotton Oil trading.
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New York
Market quotations from Kansas City grain prices
Quotations today list cash wheat No 2 hard at 87 98 cents No 2 red at 88 95 cents. Corn No 2 mixed 59 59 cents No 2 white 59 59 1/2 cents. Wheat futures July 85 cents September 86 1/2 cents December 89 1/2 cents. Corn July 68 cents September 60 1/2 cents December 56 1/2 cents. Oats September 41 1/2 cents December 42 1/2 cents.
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Kansas City
Sugar Prices Hold Steady Across Varieties in New York
On June 21 in New York raw sugar markets show steady prices. Muscovado sells at 2.83 86, centrifugal at 3.38 36, and molasses sugar at 2.68 61, with refined steady. petroleum and molasses also steady. hides quiet and leather firm.
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New York
Etroleum
Chicago Market Reports Stabilized Egg and Butter Prices
The Chicago market notes butter and eggs unchanged with receipts of 18,128 cases. Potatoes rise to 65 90 cents with 20 car loads received. old potatoes unchanged with 8 cars. Poultry prices remain steady.
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Chicago, Ill
Eggs Steady as Receipts Reach 14 646 Cases
New York reports eggs steady on June 21 with receipts totaling 14 646 cases.
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New York
Cotton goods markets steady with firmer yarns and silks
New York reports a quiet steady cotton goods market on June 21. Coarse yarns price levels rose while domestic wools and carpet wools held firm. Brocaded silks sold liberally for fall despite steady overall activity.
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New York
Farmers protests over bad eggs in San Antonio market
Farmers consigning eggs to the San Antonio market complain of low returns as commission merchants blame a high rate of bad eggs thrown away under pure food laws. J C Carl says farmers must improve handling. hot weather accelerates spoilage and poultry firms advise regular gathering, clean nests, dry cool storage, and twice weekly marketing.
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San Antonio
Commission
City Garbage Department
J. C. Carl
Market Prices for Eggs Poultry Cheese and More
Retail market list detailing fresh eggs large and medium hens friers and broilers prices, turkeys, cheese and butter, vegetables and fruits with crates, boxes and per unit rates, plus rice syrups hulls and various canned goods. Includes pies apples oranges lemons peaches cherries pineapples grapefruit and melons with grain and flour related prices.
Cotton at a Glance Visible Supply and Market Notes
Insight week ending Friday reports visible supply and cotton market activity. Highlights include spinners takings, exports since September, July and spot prices, sales to arrive, and crop condition timelines through August with ginnings and total outstanding exports amid market context.
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Insight
Wheat market steadies after bad weather delays harvest
Chicago notes wheat gains as wet conditions hinder harvest and light offerings keep futures firm. September opens near unchanged, climbs to around 91 cents. corn also rebounds after early weakness. Oats slip then recover. hogs and other provisions stay steady as Balkan indemnity talks boost buying. Market ends steady with September up about a half penny.
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Chicago
Shorts
Wheat and grain quotations from Chicago market report
Quotations today show cash wheat prices across grades with No. 2 red at 1.04, No. 2 hard 93c, No. 1 northern 95c, and durum 41c. Corn No. 2 at 61%c, No. 2 white 62%c, No. 2 yellow 61%c, oats No. 2 39c, No. 2 white 42%c, standard 42c.
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Nchicago
Market Quotations and Shipments From St Louis
Quotations today show ash wheat at No 2 95 98 3 c No 2 hard 90 96 c corn No 2 61 c No 2 white 62 c. Wheat July 88 c September. Lead 4.20 dollars and spelter 5 dollars per 100 pounds. Shipments report flour 9 000 barrels wheat 34 009 bushels corn 22 000 and oats 31 000.
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American Smelting & Bef'ng
American Tel, & Tel
Anaconda Mining Co
Atchison
Atlantic Coast Line Os Oe
Baltimore & Ohio
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Canadian Pacific
Chesapeake & Ohio Serene
Chicago & North Western
Chicago
Mil, & St. Paul
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Colorado & Southern
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Denver & Rio Grande
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General Electric
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Norfolk & Western
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Southern Railway
Union Pacific
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United States Steel
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Eee
Abnasdo
Western Union
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ST. Louis
Livestock Sale At Fort Worth Sees Steady Prices
At Fort Worth Texas six hundred cattle and 250 calves were sold amid steady prices from Friday. Four loads of steers brought 6.10 with cows 4.26 to 5.00, calves 4.50 to 7.00. Only 220 hogs sold to one buyer around 5.65 to 5.75. Sheep sale saw 166 canners at 3.25.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Chicago Livestock Markets Report June 21 Hogs Cattle Sheep
Receipts hogs 9000 market slow with bulk sales 3.65 3.76 light 8.60 8.60 mixed 8.45 8.80 heavy 8.25 8.77 pigs 6.75 8.59 cattle receipts 200 market steady beeves 7.20 9.05 Texas steers 6.90 8.00 stockers 5.90 8.60 cows and heifers 3.80 8.40 calves 6.75 9.50 sheep receipts 3000 market weak native 4.60 6.60 yearlings 5.40 6.40 native lambs 5.10 6.75 springs 5.25 7.60
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Chicago
Texas
Kansas City Market Receipts and Prices June 21
Receipts and quotations show Hogs totaling 20,000 with market steady. Bulk 8.60 to 8.70, heavy 8.55 to 8.65, packers and butchers 8.66 to 8.70, lights 8.65 to 8.75, pigs 7.00 to 8.00. Cattle receipts 200 including 150 southerns, dressed beef steers 7.60 to 8.25, southern steers 6.00 to 7.90, cows 4.85 to 7.25, heifers 6.75 to 8.90, stockers 6.50 to 8.16, calves 8.75 to 9.60. Sheep receipts none, market steady. Lambs 6.25 to 7.75, yearlings 5.00 to 6.25, wethers 4.50 to 5.25, ewes 4.25 to 4.76, stockers 3.00 to 5.00.
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Kansas City
Cattle Hogs and Sheep Trade Report from St Louis Market
Receipts total 400 cattle including 100 Tex and Indian stock. Native beef steers bring 5.75 to 8.75, cows and heifers 4.75 to 8.50, Texas and Oklahoma steers 6.25 to 8.26, calves 5.00 to 6.50. Hogs run 3400 with prices 5.60 to 8.80 for various classes. Sheep receipts 200 with native muttons 4.25 to 4.76 and lambs 5.00 to 6.50. springs 7.25 to 7.75.
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ST. Louis
Texas
Oklahoma
Maritime arrivals and clearances Galveston to New York
Coastwise notices list arriving steamers Occidente and Pan American with sailings and ports of call. Several ships cleared for European and Atlantic destinations, including Argenta, Baltis, and Sierra Nevada.
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Occidente
New York
Mexicano
Nor
Copenhagen
Dose Engle
Christiana
Belvernon
Port Barrios
Antillion
Liverpool
Sabine
Mobile
Cotton market slides on weekly crop reviews
New York opened steady with a 1 to 8 point decline as Liverpool cables weighed on sentiment. Weekly crop reviews spurred some selling, sending prices 9 to 13 points lower, then a partial rebound. By close, the market steadied and posted a net loss of 12 to 21 points amid 3500 bales received.
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New York
Liverpool
Cotton futures end steady with mixed late session values
New York reports June cotton futures holding steady after a day of varied quotes. Prices for June through January range from about 11.50 to 12.26 with notable activity in nearby months and similar open high low close readings across the board.
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New York
Close
Jan
DOD
Sevan
TURG
Isnie
LEGCO
Cotton futures open steady then drop on favorable weather
New Orleans June 21 cotton futures opened steady with a 3 to 6 point decline amid poor cables and good crop news. By midmorning prices slid 7 to 9 points on Texas crop optimism, then moderated to 1 to 3 points under prior close as selling increased and rumors of a weekend reversal spread.
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New Orleans
Texas
Cotton futures open steady with varied July prices
New Orleans June 21 cotton futures opened steady with June at 12.40 while July sits around 12.46 and December near 11.63. Market shows scattered bids across deferred months with values around 11.6 to 12.4 for several contracts and mixed quotes in later days.
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New Orleans
Close
Jan
Spot Cotton Prices Outlook from Liverpool Market
Spot cotton in Liverpool was unchanged with dull trade. Prices listed in pence per pound include middling fair at 7.00 and middling 6.79, low middling 6.65, and good ordinary 6.21. sales reached 4 000 bales, of which 3 300 were American and 300 for speculative/export. Receipts stood at 3 000 with no American arrivals.
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Liverpool
Futures Close Steady as Markets Edge Lower
Liverpool reports futures closed easy with various spreads for the months from June to May. Prices range from 6.594 for June to 6.25 for May, showing a gradual decline across the calendar spread.
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Liverpool
Leading Spot Markets Across Markets
New York middling 12.40 New Orleans middling 129-16c Houston middling 124c Galveston middling 12%c Liverpool middling 6.794 Memphis middling 12% c.
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New York
New Orleans
Houston
Galveston
Liverpool
Memphis
Spot cotton quiet as prices hold steady in New Orleans
New Orleans on June 21 reports spot cotton steady with middling at 12 9 16. Sales on the spot are 31 bales with none arriving. Receipts total 378 bales and the stock stands at 53,531. Various price tiers are listed from low ordinary to strict good middling with margins around 11 to 13 1-16.
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New Orleans
Cotton market closes steady in Houston on June 21
The spot market in Houston finishes steady with 1 160 down. Sales and 1.0 b. none, shipments 893 bales, stock 54,511 bales. Quotations show low ordinary 7 percent, ordinary 8 percent, good or dinary 10c, low middling 11c, middling 13 percent, good middling 124, middling fair 13 percent.
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Houston
Tex
Spot cotton closes quiet in Galveston
Galveston on June 21 reports spot cotton closing quiet and unchanged. Sales spots are at f o b 100 with receipts totaling 367 bales and stock at 57 142 bales.
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Galveston
Spot cotton quiet as prices edge down
New York on June 21 reports spot cotton quiet with middling uplands at 12.40 and do gulf at 12.65, down 10 to 12 points from prior. No sales recorded.
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New York
Clearing banks reserve rise for week in New York
New York on June 21 reports the reserve of clearing house banks and trust companies stands at 43,809,650 dollars above legal requirements, up 4,997,150 dollars from the previous week.
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New York
Market Prices Reported In St Louis Poultry Butter Eggs
ST LOUIS Mo June 21 Quotations Poultry Chickens 13%c springs 20c turkeys 16c ducks ice geese ilc Butter Creamery 27c Eggs 16% c.
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ST. Louis
Coffee futures steady as markets await midsummer notes
New York on June 21 reports No. 7 coffee futures steady with July at 9.26 and December data pending, traders awaiting further guidance.
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New York
Texas Pharmacists Elect Fischer Leader At Galveston Meet
A. M. Fischer of San Antonio was elected second vice president of the Texas Pharmaceutical Association at its Galveston convention. El Paso was named the next meeting site. the city did not bid to host 1914. The report also notes a union dentistry ad and a Dixie Hall dance event. The grand jury returned 40 true bills, including several alleging assault to murder, burglary, forgery, and theft.
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Fred Chase
John Lewis
Anderson Thomas
Dewey Adamson
Carl Mantell
Alvin Isash
Ralph Edward
L. J. Williams
Paris Holst
Richard Agnes
John Lopez
Loralie Rosales
Local San Antonio notices and police court clash
A scattered 1910s San Antonio page highlights fights in a West Side restaurant with Henry and Annie Jones fined $15 and $5 for affray. It lists local services, taxis, exhibitions, baptisms, and civic club garden plans, with addresses and phone numbers for Humane Society and businesses.
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Henry
Annie Jones
West Side
Naturalization petition filed at federal court opening
A naturalization petition was filed this morning before the federal clerk of court. The petitioner Mr Neusser, born in Austria, came to the United States in 1907 and the petition will be acted upon at the opening of the fall term. Dr Wangemann the dentist has returned from Baltimore to resume practice at 414 Hicks Building.
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Federal
Neusser
Austria
Dr. Wangemann
Baltimore
Hicks Bldg
Mrs Archer Moonlight Dance at Exposition Park
Mrs Archer hosts a Japanese moonlight souvenir dance and prize waltz at Exposition Park on Tuesday. Diaz Sisters supply a special five piece orchestra for the event.
Wool prices show mixed trading across regions
In St Louis on June 21 wool markets report Northern and Western mediums at 1720, slight burrs 16 16%c, fine burries at 16f %e¢, indicating varied bids across grades and modest activity in the wool trade.
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ST. Louis
Railroad Time Table Fringed With Mixed Routes
A garbled railroad timetable lists numerous No. train numbers and routes from Texas routes including Mexico Laredo Palestine and Kerrville. It references the Santa Fe and Sunset routes with departures and arrivals at various times, noting express locals and motor cars through Victoria and Sutherland Springs.
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Springs
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