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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1912

Page

11

Market Outlook for Coffee Sugar Potatoes and Butter

A New Orleans house signals an impending material advance in coffee prices while sugar strengthens in San Antonio markets at 6 50 per hundred pounds. Potatoes rise with cold Idaho weather and seed potato trade remains heavy in the southwest. Butter prices climb with Elgin board gains and country creamery and eggs hold firm amid scarce cheese supplies in northern districts.

New Orleans San Antonio Texas Idaho Elgin Butter Board

Markets Report With Butter Eggs Cheese and Poultry

Quotations from Chicago show firm butter and cheese with modest gains in creamery and dairy products. Eggs remain firm after 7327 cases. poultry prices ease slightly for turkeys and chickens while veal steady and lambs hold at 50 to 60 pounds.

Eggs Prices Move Down in New York Wholesales

In New York on March 7 eggs show weakness with fresh gathered extras at 23 to 24 cents, dirties at 20 to 21 cents, and checks at 20 cents, per Associated Press market report.

THE Associated Press New York

Quotations for Dairy and Eggs Posted in City Notes

Kansas City market quotes show butter at 29 cents creamery and 27 cents firsts. packing stock 23 cents. Eggs quoted at extras 21 cents, firsts 19 cents.

THE Associated Press Kansas City

Poultry and Dairy Prices Steady to Higher in St Louis

In St Louis on March 7 poultry prices were steady with chickens at 12 to 13 cents, springs at 14, turkeys and ducks at 16 to 17 cents, and geese unchanged. Butter rose to 25 3/4 cents while eggs fell to 19 cents.

THE Associated Press ST. Louis

Sugar Market Quiet as Prices Steady Across Varieties

Raw sugar quiet with 8% test at 4.01 cents and 96 test at 4.51 cents. Refined sugar steady alongside petrolatum and molasses.

Associated Press New York

Coffee Market Steady as No 7 Rio 4%c. suey Closes

New York dispatch reports coffee futures steady with No 7 Rio 4 3 4 cent trade, closing around 13.38 to 13.30 on March 13 38 with steady posture for March 7 activity.

THE Associated Press New York

New Orleans Rice Market Steady Amid Rough Japanese Trade

Rice in New Orleans yesterday showed strength with active bidding though rough Japanese futures drifted. Receipts stood at 2540 sacks rough with no clean or milled stock. sales totaled 2496 rough. Honduras and Japan prices quoted, with rough Honduras around 2.50 to 4.35 and Japan around 2.50 to 4.00, while clean Honduras and Japan figures appeared at lower levels.

Associated Press New Orleans Honduras Japan

Cotton goods markets advance in New York and St Louis Wool

The Associated Press reports strong cotton goods markets in New York with advances on wide print cloths sheetings and bleached cottons. Worsted goods show strength as American Woolen Co. emerges as a large buyer. St Louis wool prices steady across combing clothing and tub washed varieties.

Associated Prs New York THE Associated Press ST. Louis Meim Stadee

Printing and drayage proposals for Texas HQ

Proposals for printing and drayage services for the Department of Texas headquarters are invited by the Chief Quartermaster, at 656 Federal Building Chicago, in triplicate, due by 11:00 a m on April 5 1912. Information available on request from Col Clem Chief Quartermaster.

Fedal Chicago Eadquarters Department’ of Texas Col Clem

Illustrated Story of Today’s Weather for San Antonio

Weather summary notes unsettled conditions tonight and Friday with rain possible and colder temperatures on Friday. East Texas shows similar unsettled weather with rain tonight or Friday and temperature variations from warm in the east to cold in the northwest. Observations reference standard times and pressure, with symbols for cloud cover and precipitation and wind directions.

San Antonio Vicinity East Texas

Live Stock Trade Remains Buoyant at Union Stock Yards

Good conditions prevail nationwide with steady prices and active trade. At Union Stock Yards on March 7 receipts reach 250 head including 99 cattle 76 calves 72 horses and 45 hogs. Cattle clear, hogs steady $5.50 to $6.25, best cows up to $4.25, calves around $4.60. No sheep or goats offered.

Union Stock Yards

El Paso Hosts Largest Panhandle Cattlemen Convention

El Paso hosts the three day Panhandle cattlemen's convention now closing as more than two thousand stockmen attend. Texas leaders Ike Pryor and Net Powell arrive amid praise for the rains and fat steers, with forecasts of continued strong markets and Texas as the leading cattle state.

el Paso Panhandle el Paso Herald Sheldon Colonel Pryor San Antonio Mr. Pryor Ike Pryor Isaac Frills Ike Browneaville Cattle Raisers’ Association of Texas Trans

Market Report Fort Worth Live Stock Prices

Receipts 1700 head steers strong to higher with values $4.50 to $6.70. Cows steady to $3. 4.76. Bulls steady to $2.85 to 4. Calves steady $2.50 to 7.00. Hogs receipts 1000 head steady to weak, top $6.99, bulk $6.40 to 6.85. Sheep receipts 110 head with lambs about 50 cents higher at $6.50.

THE Associated Press Fort Worth Tex

Chicago live stock market reports show steady to lower bids

AP reports March 7 receipts for cattle 75 000 steady at quoted ranges. Reeves to calves 5.00 to 8.86, Texas steers 4.70 to 6.00, western steers 6.10 to 7.10, stockers 4.10 to 6.16, cows and heifers 2.25 to 6.70. Hogs receipts 34 000 dull, generally ten cents lower, light 6.20 to 6.47, mixed 6.20 to 6.60, heavy 6.26 to 6.50, pigs 4.60 to 6.20, bulk 6.36 to 6.46. Sheep receipts 18 000 steady, natives 8.25 to 5.40, western 4.00 to 5.55, yearlings 5.10 to 6.00, native lambs 6.00 to 7.15, western 6.50 to 7.30.

Associated Press Chicago Texas Associater Press Kansas City

Cattle Hogs and Sheep Prices Steady to Strong in St Louis

Receipts today include 2600 cattle with 600 Texas stock, native beef steers 5.50 to 8.50, cows and heifers 3.00 to 6.75, hogs at 5.26 to 6.65 with shifts down 10 cents, and sheep 3000 with native muttons 3.90 to 5.00 and lambs 6.00 to 7.25, market mixed to strong.

Associated Press ST. Louis Texas Oklahoma

Kansas City Market Receipts and Prices Report

AP report from Kansas City shows cattle receipts 11 000 with steady market and varied steers and cows pricing, hogs receipts 15 000 with prices mainly 6.35 to 6.66 for bulk and down 10 cents, sheep receipts 900 with steady market and prices for lambs wethers and ewes.

Chicago Hotel Man Dead

Charles F. Welshans proprietor of the Hotel Luzern Chicago died of heart failure in a San Benito Texas hotel last night. The body will be taken to Chicago. J. W. Gilmer and L. A. Card of Rock Springs Texas were in the city today registered at the Southern hotel. Card praised cattle country conditions noting needed rain here but good rainfall elsewhere and that feeders made money this year despite last year's losses.

Texas Maine Fort Worth Chicago San Benito Tex Charles F. Welshans Luzern J. W. Gilmer L. A. Card Rock Springs Southern Hotel Mr. Card

Grain and Provisions Show Weak Market Optimism Fades

Chicago reports show winter wheat optimism and light speculator demand weakening prices. May futures opened higher then fell to 1.04 dollars, with May at 63 to 64 cents later and declines in corn and pork futures. Heavy selling and weather updates weighed on wheat while corn buyers provided slight support at session end.

Associated Press Chicago General Commission

Grain Prices Reported for Wheat Corn and Oats

Cash wheat No 2 hard 103 1 08 percent No 2 red 100 1 02 Corn No 2 mixed 68 69c No 2 white 69 70c Oats No 2 white 63 540 No 2 mixed 52 638c

THE Associated Press Kansas City

Grain prices and futures from Associated Press report

Cash wheat and corn prices listed by grade and month futures. Prices show No 8 red at 1.03 to 1.04 and No 2 herd at 1.02 to 1.12, corn No 3 at 67 to 69 cents, oats No 2 at 68 cents. Wheat May July futures shown with assorted figures.

Associated Press Chicago ST. Louis

General Harrison Ill at Opeloika Home

Gen. George P. Harrison a Confederate commanding officer and former congressman lies seriously ill at his Opeloika Alabama home. The long time state political figure has been prominent in Alabama politics for over thirty years.

Harrison Associated Press Opelika Ala George P. Harrison

Olympia Becomes Barrack Ship at Navy Yard

The old protected cruiser Olympia arrives at the Charleston navy yard to serve as barrack ship and home for the reserve torpedo flotilla. A crew of machinists mates aboard will staff the trades school at the yard.

Olympia Associated Press Charleston George Dewey Manila Bay Navy Yard

Cotton Market Rises on Southern Demand

New York open gains 6 to 9 points as better cables and southward reports lift prices. By mid-morning the market stays active and firm with 12 to 15 point gains, led by Southern buying and bull support. Spot middling uplands at 10.45, Southern markets largely unchanged to higher.

New York

Cotton futures open and close steady in New York market

Cotton futures in New York opened steady with several months showing bids and offers near 10.3 to 10.8 cents. Close figures mirror the steady tone, listing monthly prices and bid or offer values across the crop year as traders assess market direction.

New Orleans Cotton Futures Open Steady to Higher on Weather

Cotton futures opened 6 to 10 points higher in New Orleans as rain in the south and improved spot demand supported buying. By midmorning prices hovered 12 to 14 points up, with reports of very late crop prep and scanty offerings contrasting with a potential European strike affecting sentiment.

Associated Press New Orleans Liverpool Europe Austria Germany

Cotton futures open steady in New Orleans

New Orleans on March 17 reports cotton futures starting steady with March at 10.66 bid and various contracts listed 10.66 to 10.75 in early trade. The May and July months show slight variations around 10.68 to 10.75 as traders assess market sentiment.

THE Associated Press New York Opery High Ees Ss Es Ocl Os Os MGR Ce FONE Os Oe New Orleans

Liverpool Cotton Market Report Emphasizes Higher Prices

Liverpool March 7. Close: Cotton in fair demand up two points. American middling fair 6.63, good middling 6.25, middling 5.99, low middling 6.69, good ordinary 6.31, ordinary 6.05. Sales 8000 bales with 500 for speculation and export, including 7900 American bales. Receipts 19000 bales, 18900 American.

Associated Press Liverpool

Futures Close Lower Then Firm Across Liverpool Markets

Futures opened easier and closed firm in Liverpool trading on March 7. March and several forward spreads moved with quotes including March-April at 6.81 and Oct.-Nov at 6.75 percent. Multiple monthly pairs show light contango and shifts through year-end.

Associated Liverpool

Cotton seed product prices steady in Memphis market

Prime basis oil 4.67 to 4.73. Meal 25.75. Linters 38 to 38 1/2 cents. Reports from Memphis on March 7 show steady quotations for cotton seed products.

Associated Prrs Memphis, Tenn Linters

Cottonseed oil futures steady with varied monthly bids

New York reports dull trading in cottonseed oil with spot at 5.62075 and futures for March through October quoted in a tight range. Third and fourth calls show several hundred contracts moved across March May July with total sales reaching about 16 500 units.

Associated Press New York

Spot Cotton Prices Hold Steady In New Orleans

New Orleans spot cotton remains steady as 2820 bales sell with 400 to arrive. Grades range from low ordinary at 6 3 4 to strict good middling at 11 3 4 and middling at 9 7 8, with receipts totaling 18 251 and stock at 296 408.

Associated Press New Orleans

Spot cotton closes quiet on March 7 with gains

New York spot cotton prices rose 20 points on March 7 with middling uplands at 10.66 and Gulf at 10.90. Sales reached 100 bales.

THE Associated Press New York

Spot Cotton Steady in Memphis Market

Memphis market report notes spot cotton steady on March 7 with middling at 10 cents and an advance percentage indicated.

THE Associated Press Memphis Tenn

Conley to Attend Injunction Hearing

Dr. A. B. Conley state superintendent of public buildings and grounds will travel to San Antonio this afternoon to attend the Alamo injunction hearing of the Daughters of the Republic.

Irregular Trade Marks Early Stock Market Decline

New York stock dealings opened with general declines led by Reading and United States Steel. Hariman and other majors posted modest losses while few gains appeared. Noon trading showed little change before a late rally as United States Steel and other issues rose on hopeful London labour reports.

Associated Press New York Reading United States Steel Harriman St. Paul Northern Pacific Erie Pennsylvania Bears National Railways of Mexico Union Pacific Great Northern Preferred American London Standard Oil

Money on Call Steady as Rates Hold Steady

New York reports money on call steady with ruling and last loan at 2 percent. Closing bids and offers also at 2 percent. Time loans remain firm with 60 days at 3 percent, 90 days at 3 percent, and six months at 3 percent.

THE Associated Press New York

Cotton Statistics Receipts at VU Ports

Data shows last year and year totals for cotton receipts at VU ports. Figures indicate overall shipments and port totals, outlining trends in 8 ports and year long totals.

Market Briefs From New York March 7 1900s

The mercantile paper index shows 4 44 percent, sterling exchange steady with actual business in bankers bills at 4 54 26 for 60 days and 4 87 20 for demand. Commercial bills at 4 83 percent. Bar silver at 58 4 cents per ounce. Mexican dollars at 47 cents. Government bonds steady, railroad bonds varied.

Associated D Uareas New York Mercantile Paper Eterling Exchange

Lead and tin markets steady in London trading

London on March 7 reports lead held steady at 16 pounds 1es 3a per unit while spelter stayed quiet at 26 pounds 158. Tin remained easy with spot quotes at 194 pounds and futures at 189 pounds.

THE Associated Press London

Lead firmer and spelter price report from St Louis

In St Louis on March 7 the market showed lead firmer at 4.00 and spelter stronger at 6.80.

THE Associated Press ST. Louis

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