Stocks Climb Again as Market Interest Reawakens
New York stocks rose in quiet trading after an early surge as optimism from foreign markets supported gains. Major issues like Union Pacific and New York Central advanced 1 to 2 percent, while declines in Chesapeake and Ohio and Virginia Carolina Chemical sparked renewed speculation on trade conditions.
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New York
London
Union Pacific
Northern Pacific
Canadian Pacific
New York Central
Steel
Steel Preferred
Smelting
Amalgamated
Can
Utah Copper
Chesapeake & Ohio
Weather bulletin notes heavy rainfall in named locales
Cotton Region Bulletin for 24 hours ending 8 a m June 24 1913 reports rainfall of an inch or more at Blackwell Yemasee S C Goldsboro and Lumberton N C with unsettled weather across the belt and near normal temperatures. Allen Buell local forecaster Weather Bureau.
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Blackwell
Yemasece
S. C
Goldsboro
Lumberton
N. C
Allen Buell
Weather Bureau
Money on Call Rates Reported in New York Market
New York on June 24 reports money on call steady at 1 to 2 percent with ruling rate at 2 percent. Closing bid 1 percent, offered at 2 percent. Time loans easier with 50 days at 3.4 percent, 90 days at 3 to 4 percent, six months at 5 percent.
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New York
New York Market Report June 24 Mercantile Rates Steady
Prime mercantile paper at 4 ¾ percent, sterling exchange steady. Actual business in bankers' bills at 453 10 for 60 day bills and 486 90 for demand. Commercial bills 4 82 percent. Bar silver 57 8c. Mexican dollars 48c. Government bonds steady, railroad bonds firm.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Copper and metals prices steady and mixed in New York
New York reports copper steady with spot at 13.62 dollars and June bids. July and August copper quoted at 13.62 to 14.25. Electrolytic 14.50 to 15.00, lake 14.75 to 15.25, casting 14.50 to 14.75. Tin firm at 47.75 to 60.00, July 47.75. Lead steady at 4.30, spelter 5.95. Antimony dull with Cookson's 8.76 to 9.00. Iron quiet and unchanged.
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Yester- Today Day
Amalgamated Copper
Amer
Smelt & Refinin
American Sugar Refining
Anaconda Mining Co
Atchison Peeweewee
Atlantic Coast Line
Baltimore & Ohio
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Canadian Pacific
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago & Northwestern
Chicago, Mil & St Paul
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Colorado & Southern
Delaware & Hudson
Denver & Rio Grande
General Electric
Eve Yeesagnee
Great Northern Pfd
Great Northern Ore
Illinois Central Eee
Tnterborough- Met Lli
Inter
Ath Harvester
Missouri
Louisville & Nashville
Pacific
Kansas & Te
Lehigh Valley
New York Central
Norfolk & Western
Northern Pacific
Pennsylvania
People's Gas Ween Eens
Rock Island Co, Bese Esviseons
Rock Island Co, Pfd
Southern Pacific Seen
Eee
Southern Railway
Ater Eee
Xas Company
Etee Wee
Union Pacific
Wabash Atvswees
Western Union Weed
New York
Cookson
Big Turtle Bit Him at Coney Island Market
A 380 pound turtle bit Dan Holmes a fishman at First and Neptune avenues Coney Island yesterday afternoon. Dr Friedman of the Reception Hospital treated the wound and Holmes was put to bed with fear of blood poisoning. The turtle, to be shipped to a restaurant, sank its teeth when a flipper caught him as Holmes released it and was beaten into unconsciousness with a club.
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New York
Dan Holmes
First
Neptune Avenues
Coney Island
Friedman
Holmes
World Wheat Crops Signal Shifts in 1913 Seed Yield
Washington dispatch notes Bulgaria’s wheat output to rise to 67,977,000 bushels, about 106.6 percent of last year. Italy, India, and Japan are forecast to produce 183,719,000, 58,316,000, and 27,029,000 bushels respectively, with varied changes. Belgium and France cut sugar beet acreage while Denmark and Hungary expand.
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Washington, D. C
Bulgaria
International Institute of Agriculture
Rome
Italy
India
Japan
Belgium
France
Denmark
Hungary
Marine Intelligence Galveston Arrivals and Dock News
Marine intelligence reports arrivals at Galveston Port Arthur and Glasgow with ships from New York, Aldershot, Progresso, Tampico, Barcelona, Norman, and others. Also notes Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse, Minnewaska, Caledonia, and other vessels docking in New York, Hamburg, and Le Havre.
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Galveston
Tex
el Valle
New York
Aldershot
Progresso
City of Tampico
Tampico
Saile
Miguel M. Pinellas
Spai
Barcelona
Norman
Bridge
Tank
Plymouth
Bremenn
Potatoes Rally Across Regions With Varied Grades
In Chicago on June 24 prices for potatoes ranged from 90 cents to 1.15 dollars per bag. Regional offerings showed St Louis, Texas, Arkansas and Oklahoma triumphs with grades from fancy to good. White potatoes moved 90 cents to 1.10 dollars depending on quality and demand.
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Chicago
St. Louis
New
Texas
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Market quotes from Kansas City and Chicago report steady butter and eggs
Kansas City and Chicago market notes show butter and eggs unchanged while potatoes rise to 90 cents to 1.10. Receipts include 17,932 cases for butter and eggs, 40 cars of potatoes, with 5 cars old stock. Poultry prices drift. hens at 13 to 14 cents, springs 26 cents, and turkeys 17 cents.
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Kansas City
Chicago
Quotations and irregular receipts in New York market
New York quotes for the day note receipts totaling 44,100 cases with irregular items. Fresh gathered extras bring prices around 22.24 cents per unit as traders report activity and price movements.
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New York
Market Report: Raw Sugar Prices and Commodities
New York on June 24 reports firm raw sugar with Muscovan at 2.83 2.86, centrifugal 3.2393.36, molasses 2.58 2.61, refined firm crushed 6.05, fine granulated 4.35, powdered 4.46. petroleum and air market notes: steady. hides and leather mentioned.
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New York
Muscovan
Weather Forecast for San Antonio and Vicinity 1913
The U S Department of Agriculture forecast for Tuesday June 24 1913 predicts fair weather tonight and Wednesday for San Antonio and East Texas. Precipitation yesterday was none with normal for the day .09 inch. Total since January 1 is 9.24 inches with a 4.36 inch deficiency.
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San Antonio
Vicinity
East Texas
Sugar Prices Rise Amid Market Pressure And Heat
Market reports show sugar firm at 4.85 per hundred pounds with a likely jump to 5 soon. Telegraphs from New York note 16 cent hard refined and 15 cent soft sugar increases, while New Orleans prices anchor local rates. Rising demand from hot weather, canning, and beverages fuels price gains. lemons, eggs, butter, and potatoes also see shifts as California lemons undercut, eggs climb to 17 cents per dozen, and Texas creamery and butter move lower.
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New York
New Orleans
Market Prices For Eggs Poultry Cheese And More
A historical markets column lists prices to retailers for eggs fresh country candled 16 17c per dozen. Poultry large hens per dozen 6 medium hens 4 4 60 friers 3 4 50 broilers 1 25 2 50 turkeys per pound. Cheese 17 18c per pound. Butter creamery 23c per pound. Various vegetables and fruits with prices for tomatoes Texas best 96c to 1.00 per crate potatoes Texas 1.75 cwt California 1.60 Idaho 1.66. Strawberries 2.60 to 2.75 crate. Oranges California Valencia 6.00 to 6.25 per box. Lemons California 10 per box. Apples several varieties per box 1.75. Cherries California 1.85 to 2.00 ten pound crate. Rice and syrups listed with multiple can sizes. Hides and wool rates for various qualities. Meats and lard prices including dry salt extras 13 ½ c bacon extras 14 ½ c. Lard pure 12 ½ c. Compound 20 c. Canned meats and fish prices noted.
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Texas
California
Idaho
Alabama
Hanaess
Alaska
Pioneer
Liberty Bell
Muscatel
London
South Texas
Johnson
Rio
Maxwell House
Maine
C. B
San Antonio
Cotton gains after drouth news across Atlantic states
In New York and New Orleans trading, cotton opened steady with a small advance and edged up to four to seven points early. Reports of drought in Atlantic states buoyed sentiment while weather outlooks and weekly bureau data kept prices mostly steady, with gradual declines from early highs as selling pressure rose.
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Drouth
Atlantic States
Cotton New Orleans Opens Steady Amid Weather, Exports
New Orleans June 24 Cotton futures opened steady with a 1 to 3 point advance as showers and seasonable temps appeared favorable. Reports from traveling raw exports in Georgia spurred cautious buying while late crop concerns noted. Morning trading remained quiet but heavy tone persisted with prices 5 points above yesterday’s close at first half hour.
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New York
Atlantics
Europe
Miday
Weather Bureau
New Orleans
Georgia
Texas
Mississippi
Food prices and wholesale items listing
A dense OCR list of wholesale prices and stock items across categories. It includes canned fish such as salmon and sardines with varied sizes and prices, nuts and dried fruits with per hundredweight or per pound pricing, flours meals and cereals with barrel and sack rates, beans and raisins by hundredweight or crown, citron and lemon peel, hay pricing by ton, sugar and coffee prices, canned vegetables with standard sizes and prices, and seeds and oats with bulk rates. The bundle reads like a market price sheet from a historical era.
Rice market report from New Orleans reflects mixed shipments
New Orleans on June 24 reports strong receipts with 1484 sacks and no tillers. Sales show Honduras 1589 sacks at 4.55 cents per pound and Japan 660 sacks at 3.35 cents. Quotations list rough nominal and clean Honduras at 5 cents, Japan at 3 cents.
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New Orleans
Honduras
Japan
Wool Market Report from St. Louis Dated June 24
In St Louis on June 24 wool prices showed steady trends with northern and western mediums quoted at 15 18 cents per pound. Short staple or burr varieties held around 16 to 16 1/2 cents, with finer burrs at 15 to 16 cents.
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ST Louis
New York Cotton and Dry Goods Market Update
Coffee futures were steady with July at 9.48 cents and December at 9.98 cents. The primary market for finished cotton goods was quiet but steady with gray print cloth irregular and some men’s wear lines opened for next spring. Prices mostly unchanged though some rose six percent. Demand remained good for cheap and fancy fall dress goods while raw silk advanced sharply on the Japan market.
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New York
Japan
Cattle Market Holds Steady at Union Stock Yards
At Union Stock Yards on June 24 buyers stayed steady across cattle calves hogs and goats. Cattle topped at 5.50 for cows with most between 4.50 and 5.00 while calves reached 7.00 and hogs near 8.00. Sheep moved to other markets with no local sales and rains reduced South Texas stock movements.
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Union Stock Yards
South Texas
Fort Worth Cattle and Hogs See Mixed Receipts June 24
Fort Worth TEX June 24 Receipts were small with 3300 cattle and 250 calves. Beef steers active with red bullocks averaging 1243 pounds at 7.65. other sales 5.50 to 6.50. Calves up 25 cents to 4.50 to 7.50. About 1000 hogs, three cars at 8.85 with others 8.80. bulk 8.70 to 8.80. Sheep yards show 1900 mostly stockers. lambs up 25 cents to 7.75. stocker sheep slow.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Texas
Grain and Livestock Prices in St Louis Market Report
Cattle receipts 6509 including 800 Texans with steady quotes. Native beef steers 5.75 to 6.25, cows and heifers 4.60 to 5.50, Texas and Indian steers 4.50 to 6.50, carload 5.00 to 6.50. Hogs receipts 2000 steady, pigs and lights 7.26 to 8.75, good heavy 8.60 to 9.70. Sheep receipts 9000 steady, native muttons 4.25 to 4.75, lambs 6.00 to 6.00, spring lambs 7.25 to 7.75.
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ST. Louis
Texas
Chicago market summary shows mixed hogs and strong sheep
Chicago receipts for hogs reached 17 000 with steady bulk sales at 8.60 to 8.75, light 8.55 to 8.80, mixed 8.45 to 8.80, heavy 8.25 to 8.76, pigs 6.76 to 8.50. Cattle receipts 4 000 and weak with Reeves 7.20 to 9.00, Texas steers 6.90 to 8.00, stockers 5.75 to 8.00, cows 3.80 to 8.40, calves 6.60 to 9.00. Sheep receipts 12 00 and strong with natives 4.85 to 6.90, yearlings 5.85 to 6.70, lambs native 5.69 to 7.10, springs 5.00 to 7.90.
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Chicago
Texas
Live Stock Market Report Kansas City June 24 1920s
Receipts and quotes show hogs strong with 18 000 head. Bulk sold 8 60 to 8 70 with heavies 8 60 8 70 and pigs at 7 00. Cattle receipts 8000 including 1000 southerns with prime fed steers 8 50 8 90 and cows 4 25 7 25. Sheep receipts 8000 with lambs 5 75 7 85 and yearlings 5 00 6 50
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Kansas City
New Orleans Cotton Market Opens Steady on June 24
The New Orleans cotton market opened steady with June at 12.36 cents and July at 12.41 cents. Futures closed steady with a small net advance of 3 to 6 points while various futures contracts showed mixed openings and bids through December and March.
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New Orleans
Liverpool Cotton Prices and Sales Report
Cotton market in Liverpool shows easier to moderate business. Prices: good middling 6.90d, middling 6.724d, low middling 6.86d, ordinary 5.80d, good ordinary 6.14d. Sales total 9000 bales with 7200 American and 800 for speculation and exports. receipts 15000 bales including 12000 American.
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Liverpool
Futures Prices Report From Liverpool June Trade
Futures closed steady with June at 6.474 percent and a chain of monthly spreads from June to next May. Notable pairings include June-July 6.47d and October- November 6.28d, with values quoted for each month ahead.
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Liverpool
Spot market prices across cities report mixed middling quotes
Leading spot markets show New York at 12.20, New Orleans at 125¢, Houston at 123 16¢, Galveston at 12 4¢, Liverpool at 6.724, and Memphis at 12 ½¢, indicating varied activity across major hubs.
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New York
New Orleans
Liverpool
Houston
Galveston
Memphis
Cotton statistics receipts at U S ports and exports
This week and last year show cotton exports from United States ports. Exports to Great Britain totaled 4,814 bales and exports to the Continent reached 2,421 bales, compared with 4,067 bales last year.
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United States
Great Britain
Cotton Seed Prices Reported From Memphis Market
Cotton seed products in Memphis on June 24 show prime basis yerdes meal at 25.26 dollars and linters at 2 percent.
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Memphis
Tenn
Cotton seed oil market steady with varied futures and sales
In New York on June 24 the cotton seed oil market showed steady spot at 7.90. Futures quotes ranged from 7.92 for June to 7.94 for September and 7.43 for October with several small lots sold. Total reported sales reached 27,600 units across August through January contracts with numerous individual fills at 7.95 to 6.40 depending on month and lot.
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New York
Sears
Market quotes for wheat corn and oats from today
Cash grain prices listed include No 2 red wheat at 9710 cents per bushel No 2 hard at 92 to 93 and a half cents No 1 northern at 945 to 95? cents No 2 northern at 93 to 94 and a half cents No 2 spring velvet chaff at 90 to 95 cents durum at 90 cents Corn prices show No 2 at 60 to 61 and a half cents No 2 white at 61 to 61 and a half cents No 2 yellow at 60 to 61 cents Oats quotes show No 2 at 38 to 40 cents No 2 white at 41 to 41 and a half cents standard at 40 to 41 cents.
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Chicago
Put Onions Ban By Lutheran Ministerium
Philadelphia. The Lutheran Ministerium at its 165th annual convention ruled ministers may not take outside work. Cited are two cases an undertaker and a minister who raised onions for market. Ministers violating the rule must surrender credentials to the presiding official.
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Philadelphia
Chicago market report shows soybeans steady and wheat choppy
Unfavorable crop news from South Dakota weighed on wheat while corn rose on reduced deliveries. September wheat opened around 90% and fluctuated, oats and hogs strengthened with firmer pork and lard prices. North Dakota wheat concerns aided further gains. corn closed firmer at 61% for September with modest gains.
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Chicago
South Dakota
North Dakota
Grain market quotations Kansas City June 24
Prices for cash grain and futures across wheat corn and oats listed with No 2 hard and red wheat No 2 mixed corn No 2 white oats. Receipts yesterday show 16000 bushels wheat 67000 bushels corn 3000 oats while shipments total 69000 29000 and 4000 bushels respectively.
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Kansas City
Grain Prices and Receipts Reported in St Louis
Quotations for cash wheat and corn along with oats are listed for No 2 red and hard wheat No 2 corn No 2 white and No 2 oats. Close prices are given for July and September futures in wheat corn and oats. Receipts yesterday include flour wheat corn and oats in thousands of barrels and bushels, with shipments detailed for each commodity.
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ST. Louis
Cotton market notes steady with diverse grades listed
New Orleans cotton market reports steady spot prices with a 12 1 2 to 13 1 2 cent range for middling and higher grades. Sales on the spot total 309 bales, arrivals 788 bales, receipts 2477, stock 54,918 bales.
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New Orleans
Bates
Spot market closes quieter in Houston cotton trade
Houston June 24 spot market closed quiet with a 1 16 cent decline. No sales or shipments except 903 bales moved. total stock reached 98 954 bales. Quality grades ranged from low ordinary at 7 11 16 to good middling at 12 11 16 cents with middling fair around 11 1316 cents.
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Houston
Tex
Spot cotton closes steady in Galveston market
Galveston on June 24 reports quiet session for spot cotton with no change in price. Sales total 200 bales f.o.b. Receipts 950 bales. Stock on hand 57,718 bales.
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Galveston
Tex
F.o.b
Marriage Licenses Filed for Multiple Couples
Wallace W True and Mary Lee Wallace Stewart and Alberta Williams, Kenneth R Wimer and Clarita Cecile Janin, Camelio Lopez and Seferino Gonzales, Eugenio Sanchez and Alvida Fernandez, George Shelton Graves and Inez Gabriel Nagler.
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Wallace W. True
Mary Lee
Wilburn Stewart
Alberta Williams
Kenneth R. Wimer
Clarita Cecile Janin
Camelio Lopez
Seferino Gonzales
Eugenio Sanchez
Alvida Fernandez
George Shelton Graves
Inez Gabriel Nagler
Cotton market closes quiet with quoted middling upland and gulf
New York June 24 spot cotton trades were quiet with middling uplands at 12.60 cents and middling gulf at 12.55 cents. No sales were reported.
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New York
Automobile Licenses No 3767 Winton to Johnson
A docket lists automobile licenses numbered 3767 transferring from Winton to B F Johnson at 336 E Park Ave. Details show owner change and address in the local licensing register.
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Winton
Orphans' homes tightened by Los Angeles ordinance
Los Angeles enacts a strict ordinance to prevent starving and begging of orphans' and children's in homes. The measure, promoted by county health officer Dr. R. E. Sawyer, aims to stop selling babies and using orphans' homes for begging.
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Los Angeles
Board of Supervisors
RE. O. Sawyer
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