Paris Takes More American Gold Boosting Stocks
New York May 22 Stocks opened with little change as Chesapeake & Ohio rose after a regular dividend and Missouri Pacific slipped. A $2 million gold agreement for Paris supported continued gold exports while London also entered the market for American gold. Activity peaked at noon with about 8000 shares, and forecasts of weekly cash movement varied but favored a substantial gain as bonds held firm and the market closed firm.
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New York
Chesapeake & Ohio
Missouri Pacific
Paris
London
Metal Markets on York May 22 Report Prices
Lead quiet at $3.85, London lead at £18 128 64, spelter dull with $5.05 5.15 and London spelter £21 7s 6d. Copper steady, tin steady at $33.30 spot and $33.20 July, iron steady. London copper £62 18s 9d spot and £23 lis 8d futures. Cleveland warrants noted.
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York
London
Oie
Cleveland
Bumper fruit crops forecast for 1914 across many fruits
Washington reports that US Chamber of Commerce statistics predict a strong fruit yield in 1914, except peaches. Severe spring cold damaged peaches in Oklahoma, Arkansas and Kansas with crops not expected to exceed 25 percent of normal there, while Missouri and several southern states also showed losses. Elsewhere the outlook is promising with peaches near normal.
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United States Chamber of Commerce
Committee On
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Kansas
Missouri
Mississippi
Alabama
Texas
Georgia
Kentucky
Tennessee
Idaho
North Carolina
Mercantile Exchange Rates and Bond Notes Steady in New York
New York on May 22 reports mercantile paper at a steady percent, sterling exchange for 60 days at 4 86.10, demand 4 88.60, commercial bills 4 85. Bar silver at 57 1/2 cents. Mexican dollars 46 1/2 cents. Government and railroad bonds hold firm.
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New York
Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Money market notes in New York closes mixed
Call money ranged 1 to 2 percent with closing at 1 to 2 percent. Time loans were steady with 60 and 90 day at 2 percent and six months at 3 percent.
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New York
Cotton goods markets steady with good spring demand
New York May 22 markets remained steady with solid trading in gray cloths. Foreign mens wear goods were purchased for spring 1915 at prices current a year ago, indicating stable pricing and active demand in the textile sector.
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New York
Market Report: Honduran and Japanese Rice Steady
New Orleans market notes show rough Honduras and Japan rice prices steady with clean qualities quoted. Rice per ton around 26 to 27 dollars with bran around 17 to 18 cents per unit. receipts indicating clean rice entries.
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New Orleans
Honduras
Japan
Igiean
Butter and dairy prices rise in Chicago market report
Butter higher with creameries quoted 19 to 25 cents. Receipts 19,606 cases. ordinary firsts 17 1/2 to 17 3/4 cents, firsts 18 1/2 cents. Cheese unchanged. Daisies 14 1/2 cents, Twins 18 1/2 cents, Americas 15 1/2 cents. Potatoes higher with Michigan Wisconsin white 65 to 73 cents, Minnesota white 65 to 70 cents. Poultry alive unchanged. fowls 15 cents.
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Chicago
Americas
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Pedestrian-Madam Confronts Boy Over Stone Wound
In a terse exchange a boy, described as the speaker’s son, throws a stone injuring a passerby. The passerby seeks remedy while the boy’s mother proposes arnica and directs to a nearby drugstore. The exchange appears in a Boston transcript.
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Arnica
Boston Transcript
New York Refiners Order Sugar Price Increase
New York refiners quote a five cent per hundredweight advance in refined sugars and New Orleans is expected to adopt the higher figures Saturday. San Antonio prices follow New Orleans, while Texas sugar stocks remain light and imports rise. Cuban production may need to expand to cover future tariff impacts. Strawberries sell higher as season ends. meat lists unchanged. rains slow but Friday sun promises a busy next week for merchants.
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New York
New Orleans
San Antonio
Texas
United States
Wholesale Market Prices for Country Produce List
A dense list of retail-like wholesale prices across eggs poultry butter vegetables fruits and canned goods. Eggs candled 17¢ a dozen. poultry hens to turkeys and ducks priced per dozen or per pound. butter 13 to 28¢ per pound. vegetables including potatoes cabbage onions and peppers with varied per hundredweight per crate rates. fruits such as oranges lemons limes bananas and grapes with crate and per hundredweight pricing. California canned fruits and vegetables with assorted can sizes and prices. sugar coffee rice syrups flour and bran with unit prices across standard barrels sacks and per ton rates.
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Northern Creamery
Texas
Oregon
California
Messina
Florida
Illinois
Japan
Choice
Honduras
Pioneer
Liberty Bell
Kansas crop outlook weighs on wheat prices in Chicago
Chicago May 22 Wheat prices drifted lower after an initial rise as optimistic Kansas crop reports weakened the market. Corn rose modestly on bullish Argentine weather, oats gained on dry east of the Mississippi, and hogs aided provisions. Hessian fly damage in Missouri and Illinois worsened the outlook before a late dry-weather spike and lower Chicago stocks produced an unsettled close with a net advance.
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Chicago
Kansas
Argentine
Mississippi
Wheat
Missouri
Illinois
Livestock markets favor shipper at Fort Worth centers
Hog prices fell again but the overall market favored shippers across centers. Fort Worth quotations were among the week’s most attractive, while local yards showed little activity with receipts limited to 470 cattle, 2 calves, 1 horse, and 4 hogs. Ranchers praised improved conditions as warm weather returns.
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Union Stock Yards
Fort Worth
Texas
Cotton futures rise and fall amid variable advices
Cotton markets opened easy on disappointing foreign advices with mixed session moves. Prices swung, with Dec contracts steady below 12.30 as liquidation and fresh buying influenced trading, while later quotes showed declines and recoveries across regions.
New Orleans Cotton Dips on Poor Cables and Weather Woes
In New Orleans on May 22 poor cables and a slightly better weather map triggered cotton selling early. Prices opened 6 to 6 points lower, then fell to 7 9 points down after the call. Buying support lifted quotes briefly before heavy short selling near noon left the market 5 to 11 points lower at close.
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New York
Texas
Houston
Moe
New Orleans
Cotton futures open steady as prices slip in New Orleans
Futures opened steady, May at 13.46, July 18.17, October 12.26, with May closing at 18.40, July 18.14, and other contracts down 8 to 11 points. Quotations show day ranges and late closes, reflecting a softer session in New Orleans.
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New York
New Orleans
Market Quotes From Kansas City Wheat and Corn
Kansas City market quotes for May 22 show cash grain prices with wheat at 92 9 1 2 cents for No 2 red and 92 1 2 cents for No 2 yellow, corn at 57c No 2 white oats meanwhile listed at 49 1 2 cents for No 2 white.
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Kansas City
Liverpool Cotton Market Report May 22
Spot cotton unchanged in Liverpool with good middling at 8.214 pence per pound and middling 7.594 while low middling stands at 7.114. Sales reached 11 000 bales including 1 000 for export and speculation. receipts 4 000 bales.
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Liverpool
Market Futures Steady From Liverpool Trade Notes
Futures in Liverpool show steady prices with May June at 7.20 pence and July August at 7.024 pence. August September quotes stand at 6.894 pence while October November move to 6.62 pence and January February at 6.534 pence.
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Liverpool
Mayay
Cotton statistics report from Liverpool market
Liverpool dispatches show weekly cotton statistics with totals for American and Block 10,699,000 bales, imports and exports, including 63,000 bales American and 826,000 bales American in various categories, and 75,000 bales imports with 38,000 bales American.
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Liverpool
Cotton market closes steady on May 22 reports
Memphis reports show bids near 6.33 to 6.84 for staples while New York cotton closes steady with May at 7.00 20 and futures for June through December posting varied levels. Total sales reach 4000 contracts as of May 22.
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Memphis
Tenn
New York
Fort Worth cattle market shows modest gains and steady hogs
May 22 Fort Worth cattle receipts about 2500 head with generally higher markets. Beef steers up 10 to 15 cents with ranges from 26.50 to 28.90. stocker steers 5.75 to 6.75. cows 4.50 to 6.25. heifers 5.10 to 7.25. stocker cows and heifers 4.25. bulls 4.60 to 6.50. calves 5.50. Hog arrivals only 800. market steady to lower. top 8,465, bulk 8,200. Sheep receipts about 2500. market 10 cents lower. best wethers 5.50, lambs around 6.50 to 8.25.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Hearl
Spot Cotton Markets US and UK Report May 22
New York middling 13.66 and 15 points lower to 13.60 with no sales in New York. New Orleans spot unchanged at 18 to arrive 178 and today 566 sales. Galveston spot 13 with 1650 bales sold. Houston spot 12 4 with 368 bales sold. Liverpool middling 13 c.
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Augusta
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Charleston
Chicago
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del Rio
el Paso
Indianapolis
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Knoxville
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Memphis
Mobile
Ala
Peddy
Montgomery
Oklahoma
City
Palestine
St. Louis
St. Paul
Minn
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Fila
Tampa
Taylor
Washington
Allen Buell
Grain futures close steady with modest gains
Kansas City May 22 grain futures closed steady with May wheat at 90½ cents, July 81½. corn May 72½, July 69½. oats May 30, July 39½ cents.
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Siege
Kansas City
Live Stock Market Results Kansas City May 22
Receipts and market summary for cattle hogs and sheep at Kansas City on May 22. Hog receipts 4000 with weak market. bulk sales 8.25 to 8.40, night 8.20 to 8.35, pigs 7.50 to 8.00. Cattle receipts 600 including 400 southerns with strong market. prime fed steers 8.50 to 9.00, dressed beef 7.50 to 8.59, southern steers 6.50 to 8.25, cows 4.50 to 7.75, heifers 7.00 to 9.00, stockers 6.50 to 9.25. Sheep receipts 2006 with steady market. lambs 7.00 to 9.25, yearlings 6.00 to 6.75, wethers 5.50 to 6.50, ewes 4.75 to 5.75.
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Kansas City
Sierra
Market Quotations In Chicago Wheat Prices May 22
Chicago May 22 Quotations reported cash wheat prices including Pa 2 red at 99 cents No 2 hard at 99c No 2 soft at 97 18c and No 2 white at 97 1 8c. Barley traded around 50 63 cents with varying bids.
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Chicago
Market Quotations for Wheat and Corn in St Louis
Wheat prices ranged from 96 to 97 cents for No 2 red and 95 to 98 cents for No 2 hard. Corn values showed No 2 at 72 to 75 cents and No 2 white at 75 to 76 cents.
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ST. Louis
Livestock Receipts and Prices From St Louis Market
May 22 receipts and quotes show hogs 7000 head with market lower. pigs and lights 7.00 to 8.55. good heavy 8.50 to 8.55. Cattle receipts 400 including 100 Texas. native beef steers 7.59 to 9.10. cows and heifers 4.25 to 9.00. stockers 5.00 to 8.00. Texas and Oklahoma steers 5.75 to 8.40. cows and heifers 4.50 to 6.50. native calves 6.00 to 10.75. Sheep receipts 900, market steady. sheep 7.00 to 8.00. spring lambs 9.00 to 9.60.
Coffee futures steady on July and December contracts
Rio, May 22. Market notes show No. 7 soft futures steady with July at 8.60 and December figures listed, while other benchmarks remain unchanged.
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Rio
Oak
Marine Intelligence Galveston May 22 Sees Arrivals and Sails
Marine intelligence from Galveston reports arrivals Panaman New York El Occidente New York Grid Nov and Puerto Barrios. Sailed Earlswood Br Pensacola schooner Mary E H G Dow Baltimore. Also notes poultry and livestock selling fast and a garden planting scene as a local aside.
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Tex
Panaman
New York
el Occidente
Grid
Puerto Barrios
Earlswood
Pensacola
Baltimore
Weather report from Cotton Region Bulletin May 22 1914
Temperature and rainfall data for the Houston district stations over the past 24 hours. Weather is generally fair in the belt with rain in Central and West Texas. Recorded rainfall includes Cuero Brownwood Alice Ballinger Kerrville with notable totals. Observation taken at 8 a.m. Friday May 22 1914 by Allen Buell Local Forecaster.
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Ala
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Automobile Licenses List with Names and Addresses
The page lists license numbers 180 to 5181 for Overland and other counties, naming holders such as John P. Crane at 101 Culpepper Street and Rev. Harvey IL. Page at 741 East Houston Street along with Lyons Knight and Mrs. L. J. For bre at 605 West Magnolia Avenue.
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Overland
John P. Crane
Culpepper Street
Harvey IL. Page
East Houston Street
Lyons Knight
L. J. Forbre
West Magnolia Avenue
Building Permits Granted for Additions and Storage
A. J. Castanda files for a store edition on North Flores street valued at 4000 dollars. Magnolia Petroleum Company seeks an addition to a warehouse on Carolina street valued at 400 dollars. E. McKenzie requests an addition to a dwelling on Indiana avenue valued at 600 dollars.
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A. J. Castanda
North Flores Street
Magnolia Petroleum Company
Carolina Street
E. McKenzie
Indiana Avenue
Marriage Licenses for Four Couples Listed
Santiago Corona and Petra Moreno, Antonio Valdez and de Garza, and Maria Ynes Diavila are recorded as marriage license applicants in the latest city clerk listings. The notices confirm filings and pending ceremonies.
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Santiago Corona
Petra Moreno
Antonio Valdez
de Garza
Maria Ynes Diavila
Junior A League Cardinals and Athletics Win Doubleheader
In a Junior A Indoor Baseball League doubleheader at the Y M C A Thursday, the Cardinals defeated the White Sox 9 to 3 while the Athletics beat the Giants 6 to 2. Barber had elev hits, Richey Hamilton four hits, Katz three, and Rockafellow led the Sox with three, as Schofield’s wild pitching aided the Athletics in game two.
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and Katz
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Deggeer
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Gle
Schofie
Porter
Gre
Bargains in Lots and Rent Deals From Howard Rieg
Real estate listings offer $100 down and balance on rent as bargains in lots and other properties. Contact Howard Rieg at 419 Gunter Building for details and availability.
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Howard Rieg
Gunter Bidg
Tobin Hill Cottage and Close-In Lot For Sale
Passive rooms and bath one block from Gaff with a large south front lot. A A Gray and Co offer Close-In Lot 100 by 102 with houses 19 rooms over 10 percent tale. Price 7600 William Herring E Houston Street.
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Tobin Hill
A. A. Gray & CO
William Herring
E. Houston St
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