New York Stocks Endure Moderate Rally Failures
New York traders sold stocks amid mixed results on March 4. New Haven led declines with a large drop, Canadian Pacific and several rails fell, while readings for Reading and other leaders slid. Overall market closed weak as early gains faded and volatility persisted.
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New York
New Haven
Can
Canadian Pacific
Reading
Steel
Pennsylvania
St. Paw
Harriman
Commodity Markets Report From New York March 4
Prime mercantile paper 5.5 percent. Bering exchange firm with actual business in bankers bills at 4.83.60 for 60 day bills and a run for demand. Commercial bills, bar silver 9c Mexican dollars 48c. Government bonds steady railroad bonds irregular.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Bering Exchange Firm
Copper and metals prices quoted in York market report
Copper steady for March and June delivery with prices around 14,379 and 14.75 dollars. Lead and other metals show little change with electrolytic copper near 5 dollars, oats and cast iron quoted, and antimony around 9.25 to 9.40. Iron remains steady. market notes limited movement in quiet trading.
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York
Financial quotes from St Louis and New York markets
The St Louis commodity prices show lead at 4.22% to 4.25 and spelter at 6.12 to 6.21. In New York money on call eased to 2 3/8 percent with ruling rate 3 4 percent. time loans steady at 4 5 percent for 60 90 days and six months.
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ST. Louis
Spelter
New York
Cotton Spot Reports Quiet Trade in New York
New York marked a quiet cotton spot market on March 4 with Middling Uplands at 12.76 cents and Gulf at 13.00, totaling 2500 bales sold.
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New York
Reorganization planned for San Antonio Advertisers' Association
The San Antonio Advertisers' Association discussed reorganization at today's meeting after lunch at the St. Anthony. A special session is set for next Tuesday at the Travis Club to revive interest and possibly send a strong delegation to the national meeting in Baltimore. William Moore White guides arrangements with J. Frank Davis as speaker. Manly M. Gillam's sixth advertising lecture with stereopticon views was read by White, showcasing ad samples and retail message craft.
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San Antonio
Baltimore
William Moore White
J. Frank Davis
Manly M. Gillam
White
Obituaries of Garvin Baker Owens Herman Hill
T J Garvin former resident dies in Seattle and to be buried with funeral at his mother in law's home Kathryn Garvin survives Mary Garvin John E Garvin. Charles A Baker veteran stonemason dies in San Antonio aged Sweden native survived by wife three daughters and one son funeral at residence under International Bible Class. Maxwell A Owens railway postal clerk dies at 37 in San Antonio widow Della Owens funeral pending. Louis Herman traveling salesman dies at 47 in San Antonio burial at Mission Burial Park with Rabbi Marks officiating. James F Hill 22 dies in San Antonio health trip from Arkansas parents and sister survive funeral at Shelley Loring.
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Herman
Louis Herman
Argyle Street
New York
San Antonio
Charles Herman
Henry Rice
St. Louis
Louis Rose
C. Robishire
Maryland
Texas Should Lead Hog and Cattle Raising
J B Pendicord of Asherton Texas argues by climate and cheap land Texas should be the top state for hog and cattle production. He calls hog farming highly profitable and predicts hog prices could reach 10 per hundred pounds by spring. Pendicord imports English breeds and reports a Berkshire boar 6 feet 2 inches long and 490 pounds at 12 months.
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Texas
Union
J. B. Pendicord
Asherton
Tex
Mr. Pendicord
Peddicord
England
Asherton Ranch
Berkshires
Births Reported Across City Addresses
Birth notices list six families welcoming new babies: Rutledge a boy on February 26 in South Heights. Gates a girl February 25. Lohomede a boy March 3 at 523 Stieren street. Hoag a girl February 22 at 522 Harp street. Walton a boy February 12. Damm a girl February 28 at 306 Paso Hondo street. Oatman a girl in March. Mahavier a boy March 1 at 326 Denver boulevard.
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E. H. Rutledge
South Heights
R. L. Gates
F. E. Lohomede
Stieren Street
Hoag
Harp Street
E. T. Walton
Gus Damm
Paso Hondo Street
H. Oatman
Otto H. Mahavier
Denver Boulevard
Burial Permits for Lozana Hennen Vega
Burial permits list three deceased individuals with ages and death dates. Daniel Webster Lozana age 2 died March 8 at 1111 Castro Street. Louis 8 Hennen age 47 died March 1 at Argle Street. Francisco Vega age 73 died March 2 at Bexar County Hospital.
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Daniel Webster Lozana
Castro Street
Louis 8
Hennen
Argle Street
Francisco Vega
Bexar County Hospital
Rice Market Update in New Orleans Trading
Rice prices hold steady for rough and clean varieties in New Orleans as sales remain light. Receipts show rough 991 and clean 1936, mills 980, with rough Honduras 11 sold at 4.25 dollars and clean Honduras 486 at 4.25 per unit.
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New Orleans
Honduras
Japan
Wool Market Steady Across Medium to Heavy Grades
In St Louis on March 4 the wool market showed steady prices with medium combing and clothing grades at 23 26 cents, light fine at 19 20 cents, heavy fine at 13 18 cents, and washed wool from grades at 27 36 cents.
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ST. Louis
Paris Markets Report In Brief
Paris reports three per cent rentes at 89 francs 35 centimes for the account. Exchange on London listed at 25 francs 26 centimes for checks. Private discount rate noted at 3 percent.
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Paris
London
Cotton Market Opens Steady Then Rallies on Firm Cables
New York cotton opened with a small advance but lack of aggressive demand kept the market quiet. Overnight spot news and dry goods optimism lent a steady undertone as futures firmed early, then slipped about 9 points from the day's highs by mid afternoon with middling upland at 12.70 nominal.
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New York
Inauguration of New Policy and Banking Connections
The bank invites consultation on broader banking connections during the Wilson inauguration. It urges clients to “Get busy” and visit to discuss how the institution can serve business needs and improve financial services.
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Woodrow Wilson
Meat and lard advance as packers cite rising hog prices
Armour & Co Swift & Co and San Antonio packers announce a near five percent rise in pork prices across varieties. Dry salt bellies bacon extras and fast bacon hit new highs while pure lard climbs to 12 ½ cents. Hogs quoted around 8 ¾ dollars per hundred pounds and analysts foresee a ten dollar hog market by spring, signaling continued cheap pork may be delayed.
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Armour & Co
Swift & Co
San Antonio Packers
United States
England
Market prices for eggs, meats, produce and more
Retail price list provides fresh eggs at 17 to 18 cents per dozen, poultry and turkeys, butter and cheese, tomatoes and potatoes, onions and cabbage, lettuce and celery, citrus and bananas, syrup and molasses, nuts, canned meats, flour and meal, sugar and coffee, canned vegetables, dried fruits, and general meat cuts with varied per unit or per pound pricing. Several entries include crates or dozens and reflect regional market values.
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California
Colorado
Texas
Ben Davis
Missouri
South Texas
Alaska
Pioneer
Liberty Bell
Rio
Maxwell
Illinois
Iowa
New Orleans Cotton Opens Steady as Weather Maps Favor
Cotton futures in New Orleans opened steady to up four points, with moderate buying volume supporting a firm tone. Early gains faded as dullness set in, but prices still stood 1 to 3 points above yesterday at noon, with weather maps signaling good conditions ahead.
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New Orleans
Raisins and beans bulk prices in San Antonio market
Historic market notes show bulk figs priced at 7 to 8 cents per pound and various crown raisin prices from 6 1 4 to 7 4 cents per unit. California beans list fancy bayo to navy varieties at five to seven dollars per hundred pounds. Corn and cats priced by bulk carloads and bushels. Citron and peel offerings include fancy citron and lemon and orange peels with assorted prices.
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Muscatel
London
San Antonio
Chicago market report shows steady butter and strong poultry
Butter steady at 28 to 36 cents a pound as creamery prices hold. Eggs weaken with receipts of 15,260 cases. refrigerator firsts 12 to 15 cents and firsts 18 4 cents. Potatoes steady with 75 cars received. Michigan, Minnesota and Wisconsin fruit and vegetable prices around 44 to 47 cents for potatoes. Turkeys dressed 21 cents. live hens 16 cents. spring chickens 17 cents.
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Chicago
Michigan
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Springs
Egg market report from New York on March 4
Eggs weak with receipts of 19 thousand 303 cases. Fresh gathered extras 22 28 cents, fresh gathered dirties 17 18 cents. Market conditions reflect subdued demand and price adjustments across egg categories.
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New York
Market Quotations From St. Louis Poultry Butter and Eggs
Quotations today list chicken prices at 13 cents, springs 16, turkeys 19, ducks 16, eggs 17 1/2, and creamery butter at 28 to 35 cents per pound in St. Louis.
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ST. Louis
Sugar Prices Steady Across Types in New York Market
On March 4 in New York raw sugar grades stayed steady with Muscovado 89 test at 3.04, Centrifugal 96 test at 3.54, and Molasses sugar 89 test at 2.79. Refined sugar, petroleum and molasses held firm while hides and leather remained steady.
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New York
Maritime Intelligence Updates Arrivals and Clearances
Galveston reports arrivals of steamers El Oriente Newark Hippolyte Dumois Bocay del Toro Penrith Castle and Tampa with several cleared for Havre Antwerp Asuncion de Larrinaga Manchester Orator Liverpool. Rotterdam Derna Volturna Shields Derna and Czar arrival notes. Newport R I Ryndam. Sabine Island Oceanic. Rochambeau arrival in New York with Havre and Libau voyages indicated.
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Galveston
Tex
el Oriente
Newark
Hippolye Dumois
Bocay del Toro
Penrith Castle
Tampa
Havre
Antwerp
Asuncion de Larrinaga
Manchester
Orator
Liverpool
Salled
Newport
R. LI
Building Permits Report From Local Parish and Homes
Building permits show St Michael s Catholic Church on South Street adding 500 dollars. Joseph Hotner constructs a five room dwelling on Clifton Court for 130 dollars. Lone Star Reeling Association adds on Jones Avenue for 2800 dollars. George F see builds a five room dwelling on Delaware Street for 2500 dollars. W A Baily plans three five room dwellings on OE Avenue for 420 dollars. Siccledownie adds a five room dwelling on West Cincinnati Avenue for 1300 dollars.
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St. Michael's Catholic Church
South Street
Joseph Hotner
Clifford Court
Lone Star Reelin Association
Jones Avenue
George F. See
Delaware Street
W. A. Baily
Oe Avenue
Siccledownie
Cincinnati Avenue
London Financial Rates and Commodities Report
London, March 4. Consols for money 74 percent ex-dividend 74 percent. Bar silver steady at 277-16 per ounce. Money 4 percent. Discount rates short billed 15-16 percent, three months bills 4 1 4 percent.
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London
Cotton goods markets hold steady with new fall dress fabrics
New York March 4 reports markets unchanged as Ottoman and Bedford poplins are shown for fall. Worsted yarns ease while a German car ferry adds a raiseable deck to handle tidal variations, capable of carrying six loaded freight cars and more than sixteen feet.
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New York
Cattle market steady with brisk sales at Union Stock Yards
March 4 reports show 96 cattle 15 calves 10 horses 85 hogs 15 sheep received. Best cows at 4.50, majority 4.00 to 4.60. calves up to 6.60, general around 5.50. Hogs steady at 7.75 here, weaker elsewhere. Fort Worth market demoralized and 15 cents lower at noon, hogs scarce to test. Sheep and goats sold early with no weights reported.
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Union Stock Yards
R Fort Worth
Fort Worth Live Stock Market Report Barrels Up Strong
Fort Worth Texas market notes show cattle receipts at 2200 with beef steers up to six to ten cents higher and buyers active. Hogs receipts 1200 opened steady to 10 cents lower, top hogs 8.65 with bulk 8.25 to 8.60. Calves 600 strong, calves 4.25 to 7.75. sheep 300 steady with mixed at 7 and lambs at 7.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Kansas City Market Summary on March 4
Receipts total 3000 cattle with 400 southerns, market firm for native steers and cows. Hogs lower. bulk 8.25 to 8.35, heavy 8.20 to 8.30, packers 8.25 to 8.40, lights 8.30 to 8.40, pigs 7.25 to 7.60. Sheep receipts 8000. muttons 5.00 to 6.50, range wethers and ewes 4.00 to 7.50.
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Kansas City
Chicago Market Receipts and Prices Report
Chicago today reported cattle receipts of 6000 with a firm market and prices from 3.35 to 10.50. hog receipts 24000 with a weak market and bulk 8.40 to 8.50. sheep receipts 16000 with a strong market and native lamb prices from 5.35 to 8.75.
Cattle, Hogs, and Sheep Markets Reported Steady to Lower
In St Louis on March 4 receipts reached 6000 cattle including 2100 Texans with steady prices. Native beef steers 5.75 to 9.00, Texas steers 5.25 to 7.90, cows and heifers 3.75 to 6.50, calves 3.00 to 6.30. Hogs saw 11,500 receipts and a lower market with pigs and lights 6.50 to 8.65, mixed 8.40 to 8.65, good heavies 8.55 to 8.65. Sheep 3000 receipts and steady, muttons 5.50 to 6.35, lambs 7.00.
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Chicago
Texas
ST. Louis
Marriage Licenses Listed for William Harmon Rowe and Mra Mamie Rose
William Harmon Rowe and Mra Mamie Blanch Rose obtained marriage licenses. The notices list both parties and their respective names for the filing.
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William Harmon Rowe and
Mra Mamie Blanch Rose
Cotton futures open steady in New Orleans trade
New Orleans on March 4 reports cotton futures opening steady with March at 12.32, April 12.27 28, July 12.25 26, August 12.04 05, September 11.57 59, and December 11.58 11.60.
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New Orleans
Liverpool Cotton Prices and Totals Report
Liverpool March 4 close shows dull spot market with steady prices. American middling fair 7.424, good middling 7.084, middling 6.86d, low middling 6.68d, good ordinary 6.344, ordinary 6.00d. sales 6000 bales (600 for speculation/export, 5700 American) and receipts 16000 bales (9600 American).
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Liverpool
Market Averages for Leading Spot Markets
The report lists current middling prices across several markets: New York 12.75 cents, New Orleans 12¾ cents, Houston 12½ cents, Galveston 12 11-16 cents, Liverpool 6.864 pence, Memphis 12 cents.
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New York
New Orleans
Houston
Galveston
Liverpool
Memphis
Cotton futures steady at Liverpool open and close
Liverpool reports the cotton market opened steady and closed quiet with fractional declines across several forward pairs. Prices listed include March 6.48d, March-April 6.58%d, and later spans from June-July 6.574d to Jan-Feb 6.18d.
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Liverpool
Cottonseed prices and linters reported in Memphis
Cottonseed products from Memphis report prime basis at 5306.34 dollars meal prices range 25.20 to 25.45 dollars per ton and linters at 3 percent.
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Memphis
Tenn
Linters
Itge
Spot cotton trade in New Orleans steady at 12 percent
New Orleans on March 4 reports spot cotton quiet and unchanged at middling 12 percent. Sales on the spot reach 182 bales with 162 bales to arrive. receipts total 3841 bales and stock stands at 114,662 bales.
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New Orleans
Cotton prices steady in Galveston market report
Spot cotton closed quiet with no change. Prices ranged from low ordinary at 7 16 to middling fair at 13 16. Sales totaled 112 bales, receipts 12,644 bales, stock at 256,192 bales, with 400 bales reported as sold.
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Galveston
Tex
Cotton seed oil market closes steady with mixed bids
New York March 4 spot and forward bids show steady cotton seed oil. Prices range from March at 6.35 to August at 6.45 with selective sales noted. Memphis spots report unchanged cotton at middling 12 1/2 cents.
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New York
Memphis
Tenn
Spot market closes steady in Houston cotton trade
The Houston spot market closed quiet and unchanged on March 4. Sales totaled 603 bales on ship load, 400 bales shipped, stock at 139,953 bales. prices ranged from 8 3 4 to 13 1 4 cents with variations by grade from low ordinary to good middling.
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Houston
Tex
Real Estate Transfers In Durango Street and Laurel Heights
Dr. L. Wilson transfers lot 5 block 7 Durango street for 1500 dollars to J. D. Cater. Alexander Joske and Albin Seidel sell lot 4 city block 1194 Se guin street for 200 dollars to Henry Mason. Mrs. G. A. Aldrich sells lot 4 block 2 percent city block 8166 San Pedro Heights for 500 dollars to D. R. Gross. G. F. Blesse and O. W. Cliett sell lot 50 block 2 West Laurel Heights for 130 dollars to F. J. Dodge. Blesse and Cliett sell lots 60 and 61 block 9 West Laurel Heights for 145 dollars to Anton E. Ehlers and Theodore B. Balke.
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Alexander Joske
Albin Seidel
Henry Mason
Seguin Street
G. A. Aldrich
D. R. Gross
San Pedro Heights
G. F. Blesse
O. W. Cliett
F. J. Dodge
West Laurel Heights
Anton E. Ehlers
Theodore B. Balke
Three Boys Fined for Vagrancy in Police Court
Three white boys named Willie Schultz Charley Yost and Edgar Watkins were fined 15 dollars each in police court for vagrancy after being picked up by Patrolman Pfannkucke at 5 AM last Sunday. They had appeared in court recently and were warned they would be arrested if found on the streets late.
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Willie Schultz
Charley Yost
Edgar Watkins
Pfannkucke
Bears Gain Ground as Wheat Drops on New Crop Provisions
Chicago market report shows wheat shifting to bear side on favorable crop belt hints. May wheat opens lower, trades around 91 1/2 cents, ends 4 1/2 cents lower. Corn and oats fluctuate with May corn around 52 1/2 cents, oats steady. pork and lard futures decline amid liberal offerings.
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Chicago
Fragmented Data Tease From Obscure Market Figures
A jumble of numbers and month labels shows trading like May July and Sept with percentages and values. The readable bits hint at commodity or financial figures, but no clear events or entities emerge beyond generic time markers.
Commodity Quotations From Louis Market Today
Daily crop and grain quotes from Louis show May wheat at 90 cents, July 89 1/2 cents, May corn 51 1/2 cents, July 52 1/2 cents, oats May 33 1/2 cents and No 2 white oats at 38 cents.
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Louis
Wheat and grain prices in Chicago daily market report
Chicago market report lists cash wheat prices for various grades with bids near 1.01 to 1.06 dollars per bushel and mixed percentages for No 2 hard northern No 2 spring velvet chaff durum prices. Corn and oats quotes appear with No 2 and yellow corn and No 2 oats values and minor percentages.
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Chicago
Market quotes Kansas City March price report
Commodity prices listed for cash and futures with grain and wheat notes. Corn and wheat values shown for No. 2 and No. 3 grades, including May and July delivery prices and percentages.
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Kansas City
Automobile licensees and birth site found in Franklin
Automobile license numbers listed for Webb McFaddin Coward Seidel and Anderson with street addresses. The article notes the site of the building where Webster was born has been located in Franklin New Hampshire.
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Webster
Franklin, N. H
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