Contenders Battle in Texas League Race Tightens
The Texas League baseball race tightens as Leidy Hardy and Newnam manage tight contenders. Hardy’s hitters and Beaux staff spark clashes while Newnam’s big league style keeps his club in the hunt.
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Rainy Philadelphia Fells Short Game in Fourth
American League action shows Philadelphia’s rain shorten a contest with Washington called in the fourth inning. Batteries Pennock and Lapp for Philadelphia face Shaw Bentley and Henry as the rain ends play early.
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Building Permits and Real Estate Notices
Charlies P. Smith applies for alterations on West Street costing 1500 dollars. A. Ke Leonard requests a four room dwelling permit for Spruce. New York Coffee notes futures and market data dated June 26 and September 8, 72.
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Cotton Advances on July Notice Day in New York Market
New York market shows July notices issued against 75 000 to 80 000 bales prompting volatility. Leading spot interests bought July as it opened steady to slightly higher and rallied to 12.66 before easing later. strong South temperatures supported the rise though bearish week end figures trimmed gains. Futures closed 9 to 19 points higher with July at about 12.66.
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Notable Cotton Trading Stirs New Orleans Market
In New Orleans on June 26 traders delivered 10,000 bales against July contracts. July futures fell 14 points at opening but bulls supported prices, climbing to 5 points above yesterday's close. New crop gains totaled 7 points early, with intraday fluctuations leaving July down 19 points by noon. Hot weather aided new crop optimism, lifting net 9 to 10 points, and by mid afternoon the rise reached 10 to 11 points before July activity waned.
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Futures mixed at New Orleans open with varied quotes
Futures opened in New Orleans with gains of 23 points and declines of 14 points. Quoted for July at 12.96 and 13.06, October at 12.55, and December futures ending two points lower to ten points higher with mixed daily ranges and prices.
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Liverpool Cotton Market Report Highlight
Liverpool June 6 spot cotton ranges show middling at 7.584 and low middling at 7.10d. Trade includes 400 bales with 1000 bales for export and speculation. Receipts total 4200 bales.
Futures steady prices in Liverpool market report
Futures quiet and steady in Liverpool trading on June 26 with quotes for June 7.40d. June-July 7.224. August-September 7.06%, tobcer-November 6.75%, December-January -6.66d. January-February 6.66d. March-April 6.08%d.
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Cotton Spot Mixed Across Markets On June 26
Houston reports spot cotton steady at mid 13 cents per pound with limited arrivals. Galveston shows middling 18 11-16, New Orleans 18 9-16, New York 13 26, while Liverpool quotes 7.58 cents. New York and New Orleans note unchanged levels with modest sales and arrivals. Cotton oil prices in New York settle steady with July at 7.20 and December around 6.59.
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Marine Intelligence Galveston June Update
Maritime notices show sailings from Galveston to New York and Algiers to New York, with Sanhardo (Br. ) bound for Puerto Mexico. New York reports the Aquitania arriving from Liverpool, and Marseilles records the Paiste.
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Ships Arrive and Sail From Galveston Harbor
Galveston on June 26 reports arrivals including San Jacinto and El Oriente from New York. Other arrivals list Orterie from Rotterdam and Preston from Norway with Barrios. Departures include Inkula from Britain and Origen from Norway bound for Hamburg and Tampico among others.
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Friday Quiet Day at the Stock Yards
The Union Stock Yards report a featureless short-session with 164 cattle 14 calves 10 horses and 75 hogs sold by noon Prices remained steady best cows reached 5.59 while most cattle and calves sold 4.50 to 6 Calves around 7.50 hogs 7 to 7.50 and no sheep or goats were offered.
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Fort Worth Cattle Hogs Sheep Market Report
Cattle prices steady for cows heifers and stockers while bulls and calves slip. Hogs rise five cents with top at 8.65 as receipts reach 400. Sheep and lambs show no clear gains with lambs 6.50 to 8.00 and ewes around 5.00 to 5.25.
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Kansas City Livestock Receipts and Prices
Receipts and quotations show hogs with 2000 head, strong trade. heavy and light hog prices range from 8.15 to 8.40. cattle receipts 1000 with prime fence at 8.75 9.25 and dressed steers 7.60 8.60. cows 4.25 7.25. heifers 6.50 9.00. stockers 6.50 7.60. Sheep receipts 5000 with lambs 8.50 9.25 and yearlings 6.25 7.00. wethers 4.75 6.00. ewes 4.25 5.00.
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Chicago Market Prices for Hogs Cattle and Sheep
Receipts and quotations are listed for hogs cattle and sheep in Chicago. Hogs show 15 000 receipts with bulk 8 40 lights 8 10 to 8 49 mixed 8 05 8 00 heavy 7 95 8 40 rough 7 95 8 10 pigs 7 30 8 15. Cattle receipts 25 000. Beeves 7 50 9 40 steers 6 90 8 20 stockers and feeders 6 15 8 15 cows and heifers 3 70 8 85 calves 6 75 9 85. Sheep 6 000 receipts steady. ewes 5 40 6 40 lambs 6 50 8 30.
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Market Receipts and Quotations Rendered in Louis
Receipts and prices listed show cattle and sheep trading with market steady. Native beef steers, cows and heifers, Texas and Oklahoma cattle, and stockers present with varied values. lambs and sheep ranges shown with several price points.
Real Estate Transfers and Naval Oil Cooking Note
Summary of property transfers including W A Bailey to Gus Hoebner Sr lot on South Heights and more. Also mentions Woodring Finger purchase on South Olive street and Redmond sale to San Antonio Floral for Edgen addition. Includes Navy policy note on oil cooking aboard ships and cost comparison with coal and electric ranges. An English engineer proposal on defense by balloon bombs is noted.
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Cotton Situation at a Glance
New Orleans report outlines the current cotton market conditions with notes on supply demand and price movements. Analysts highlight regional factors affecting futures and local trading activity as of the latest market day.
Packers Mark Up The Price Of Pork
The San Antonio market sees a 10 point boost in mess pork hams and bacon as packers raise prices. Armour's J A Hoban says high pork prices will persist due to fewer hogs moving from farms. Eggs and grain markets show mixed activity while lemonade demand rises with rising temperatures.
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Cheese unchanged and potatoes rise in Chicago market
Quotations report butter steady while bags and receipts rise with 14 509 cases at mark and cheese unchanged. Potatoes advance with 48 carloads, new price 1.00 to 1.50 and old 1.15 to 1.20. Poultry prices for live springs and fowls show modest gains in Chicago trade.
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Market Report Sugar and Molasses Prices in New York
Raw sugar and molasses quoted with rates for centrifugal grade at 22. Refined sugar steady with rank prices for cut loaf crushed mould A cubes and various powdered and granulated forms. Specific values include No. 1 at 4.10 and confectioners at 4.20 per unit.
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Market Quotations From Kansas City Poultry Prices
Quotations for the day list consumer prices with firsts and seconds for various poultry items. Hen prices at 1 1/4 cents and broilers at 26 cents per pound are noted, along with general commodity terms.
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Rice market report from New Orleans June notes prices
In New Orleans on June 26 rough nominal and clean Honduras futures show steady to firm. Japan demand appears strong with rough at 4% 4% and 24% 3% for polished rice at 26 to 27 dollars per ton, bran around 17 to 18 dollars, receipts totaling 305 rough and 422 pockets clean Honduras at 1% 5%.
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Cotton statistics for Liverpool imports exports and stock
The June 26 report notes imports of 78 000 bales with 38 000 bales from America. Stock stands at 964 000 bales with 742 000 bales American. Forwarded 67 000 bales, American 49 000 bales. Exports total 6 000 bales.
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Rise in American stocks abroad boosts market
New York stocks posted a partial recovery after the Claflin failure. American Express and Westinghouse lagged early but steadied. Lehigh Valley fell on government inquiry rumors. Wells Fargo dropped six points after a dividend cut. Bonds held firm and prices firmed late.
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Call money rates steady in New York market
On June 26 call money held at 1 percent with time loans showing strength across the curve. Sixty day loans traded near 2 percent, ninety days around 2 and a quarter percent, and six months about 3 and a third percent.
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Heat in cotton belt causes price advance
New Orleans June 26 Today is the first July notice day in American markets and cotton values rose nearly one dollar per bale due to extreme heat in the cotton belt and disappointing crop reports from the South. Reports show generally good crops in the eastern belt but drought with slow germination in Georgia and the Carolinas, with high temperatures exceeding 98 degrees in many districts. Texas fields improve little, remaining backward especially in central and northern areas.
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Temperature and Rainfall Report From Cotton Region
June 26 bulletin from San Antonio reports fair weather overall in the cotton belt with above normal temperatures especially in the east. Rainfall totals include Florence Weldon and Gainesville with an inch or more. Allen Buell local forecaster notes data from 8 am and mentions antiquity of writing in the British Museum as Chinese origin.
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Market Report From New York June 26
Mercantile paper at 3 and 4 percent. Sterling easy at 60 days near 4.8685. Commercial bills at 4.85 and 4.85 percent. Bar silver at 56 1/2 cents. Mexican dollars at 44 cents. Government bonds steady with railroad bonds showing irregularity.
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Tampico Oil Exports to United States Worth Seven
Tampico Mexico last year exported crude oil valued at seven units to the United States, with trade figures showing oil shipments and revenue discussed in regional reports.
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Mobile Defeats Birmingham In Southern League Game
Mobile defeated Birmingham 6 to 2 as Robertson and Dilger shared battery duties for Birmingham while Gudger and Schmidt pitched for Mobile. Chattanooga beat Nashville 9 to 4 in a separate game with Renfer and Smith combining on the mound. New Orleans edged Montgomery 2 to 1 behind Kissinger and Adams. Atlanta overwhelmed Memphis 10 to 1 with Holmes and Bemis on the battery. A new portable electric lamp uses a base clip or suction cup, and a railroad car could be raised and drawn by magnetic force in model form.
Bears Recapture Control Of Wheat In Market Decline
Chicago June 6 Bears today captured control of wheat as prices fell sharply with no support from buyers. Corn declined alongside wheat after unsettled forecasts of showers and weak shipping demand. Early trades slid 2.5 to 16 cents, traders cited strong threshing returns in Kansas and Oklahoma and rainfall across the Dakotas and Minnesota as dampening factors. Market closed steady to 1.5 percent lower for wheat and 4.75 to 5 cents under prior levels for corn.
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Grain Quotation Report From Chicago Market
Quotations shown today place Wheat No 2 red at 83 3 4c No 2 at 84 4c No 2 northern at 87 90c and No 2 spring at 88 5 8c Corn No 2 67 68c No 2 yellow 68 68c Oats Standard at 38 39c Barley 49 60c.
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Market quotes for wheat corn and oats in St Louis
Quotations to Wheat No 2 red 864% 87c No 2 hard $4 86c. Corn No 6 9c No 2 white a Oats No 4 37c No 2 white oc.
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Market Quotations Report From Kansas City
Quotations today show wheat prices across grades with No. 2 hard near 85 9/16 cents, No. 7 at 90 1/4 to 91 1/4, No. 2 red around 84 1/2 to 84 3/4, and No. 2 white in the mid 38 to 39 cents range. Prices vary by quality and freshness, reflecting standard grain market fluctuations.
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Grain futures close in Kansas City
Grain futures closed with Wheat July at 70 3 4 cents and September tied. Corn July at 66 1 2 cents and September 65 4 cents. Oats July at 36 1 2 cents and September 34 1 2 cents.
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Metal markets report with varied commodity prices
New York June prices show Lead at 3.88 futures 390, Spelter around 5.00, Copper electrolytic near 8.60, Tin steady around 29 to 30.25, Iron quiet. London shares include copper watch at £60, tin spot £1387 futures £138, many figures. A 1913 note claims 1,730,872 British workers gained a weekly net wage increase of $807,566.
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