Downward Tendency Continues In New York Stocks
Liquidation persisted in early New York trading with representative shares initially steady but soon yielding to declines. St Louis & San Francisco issues led losses, with 5 per cent bonds off and Distillers dropping several points. Midday activity saw further pressure on Canadian Pacific Union Pacific Reading and Amalgamated before a late partial recoveries. market closed heavy with firm government bonds and weak railroad bonds.
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New York
St. Louis
San Francisco
Reading
Canadian Pacific
Union Pacific
Stee
Amalgamated
Standard
San Francisco Securities
Metal Markets Mixed as Copper and Tin Slip. Lead Holds
In New York on May 28 copper prices show steady to firm levels with spot at $15.35 and May at $15.35 offered, June at $15.30 offered, and July at $15.25 offered. Electrolytic copper ranges near $15,879 to $16.00, lake copper $16.00, and casting copper $15.62. Tin remains weak with spot and May around 347,750 and 48.25. June at 47.60 to 48.00, July at 47.00 to 47.37. Lead holds at $4.30 to $4.40, spelter quiet at 5.20 to 5.40, and antimony dul Cookson's at 5.75 to 9.00.
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New York
Cookson
Weather bulletin notes rainfall across districts
The belt weather is fair with rain in the northeast. Temperatures near normal after 12 hours. Rainfall of an inch or more reported in Charleston and Wilmington districts with hail at Kingstree and St. Matthews. Allen Bust, Local Forecaster, Weather Bureau.
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Charleston
Wilmington
Kingstree
St. Matthews
Death notices from San Antonio area families
Haecker Mrs Edward Haecker aged 89 dies at sanitarium native of Texas resident of San Antonio five months burial in Cibolo Valley by Riebe Undertaking Company accompanied by husband and father Villancieva Miss Trinidad Villancieva 26 native of Linares Mexico dies at sister's home San Antonio funeral at 5 pm from sister home with services 5 30 at San Fernando Cathedral burial in San Fernando cemetery
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Haecker
Edward Haeckler
Texas
San Antonio
Cibolo Valley
Riebe Undertaking Company
V. V. Gortazar
A. V. Herrera
H. Villancieva
Linares
Mex
San Fernando Cathedral
San Fernando
Real Estate Transfers List From 1913
A dense roll of 1913 deeds records transfers with buyers and amounts. Beckham to Realty Investment Co for a 74 ft Go lini St. lot. Bennett to Realty Investment Co for east Alamo St. lot. Brant and Clem to Fraser for 1% acre out of Higginbotham survey No. 20. Dickinson and Irish to Stowall for Alamo Heights blocks 3 and 4. DeVine Russell to Annie Heitel on Avenue C. Beitel to Feldman on Avenue C. Shand to Dr. Sins for blocks 41-46 on new city block 1644. McCrary to Kirchner for 213 acres. Cox to George and Markley on Regina St.. Kirkpatrick to Lucchese for Post Ave lot 30. de Fernandez to Fest for partial city block 2437. Burger to Robitzsch on new city block 1216. Kirkpatrick to Ben Morris for blocks 12-13 on new city block 3510. Tavera to Frank Contreras on Speed St. Friederich to A James on Hicks Ave. Los Angeles Heights Improvement Co to Atlee for block 21. Parchman to Kurs for one acre from survey 55. Campbell to Zapata on new city block 2280. Fraser to Lee Jefferson for Higginbotham survey No. 29. Kirkpatrick to Mrs. Cora White for Recio St. blocks 45-46.
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R. H
M. Beckham
Realty Investment Company
Golini Street
Alamo and
Water Streets
Anna E. Bennett
Alamo Street
John Brant
A. L. Clem
Mary Fraser
H. ©. Dickinson
B. G. Irish
G. A. Stowall
Alamo Heights
Ira
Lucy A. DeVine Russell
Annie Heitel
New City Block
East Side Avenue C
Annie Beitel
H. C. Feldman
Alister Shand
G. W. Sins
Kate KR. McCrary
M. Kirchner
J. H. Cox
George
A. Markley
Regina Street
J. H. Kirkpatrick
Sarah Lucchese
Post Avenue
A. G
D. G. de Fernandez
Henry Fest
New City
M. C. Burger
R. Robitzsch
Ben Morris
S.tavera
Frank Contreras
Walf
Speed Street
Albert Friederich
Aiban A. James
Hicks Avenue
Los Angeles Heights Improvement Company
B. G. Atlee
G. K Parchman
C. Kurs
W. Campbell
Fernando Zapata
C. Fraser
Lee Jefferson
Higginbotham
Laredo Road
Cora White
Recio Street
Copper and metal prices in London market report
London market notes copper firm with spot at 68 pounds 1s 3d and futures at 68 pounds 8s 9d. Tin holds at 222 pounds 10s spot and 21 pounds 5s futures. Lead and spelter traded at 20 and 23 pounds respectively. Tron: Cleveland warrants 70s 94.
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London
Cleveland
Coffee futures steady as market notes slight gains
In New York on May 28 the market shows no strong move with No 7 Riv a Lee futures steady. July futures quoted around 10.86 and December contracts reference similar levels amid quiet demand.
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York
Riva Lee
Weather Bureau Coastal US Observations at 8 a.m.
Weather Bureau report notes air pressure at sea level and isobars, isotherms, and cloud conditions. Observations include temperature figures, precipitation of .01 inch or more in past 24 hours, and maximum wind speeds.
Texas Strawberries Near End Of Season In San Antonio Market
The Texas strawberry crop is nearly exhausted with only a few crates left to ship to San Antonio markets. Prices rose with demand, reaching as high as $3 per crate, while consumer quart prices averaged around 10 cents. Blackberries appear light, tomatoes from Ingleside attract attention, and Mason jars and related supplies price levels drop ahead of a tighter fruit year.
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San Antonio
Texas
Commission
Ingleside
Florida
Gulf Coast
United States
Quotations in Chicago market report May 28
Butter and eggs unchanged while cheese rises. Meat, dairy, and produce quotations note receipts of 24 400 cases for dairy items with varied gains and lowers for potatoes. Michigan Wisconsin Minnesota prices listed. poultry unchanged. Terms include 14 14½ cents futures and 47 50 to 50 cents for Michigan potatoes.
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Chicago
Michigan
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Market Quotations From St Louis May 26
Quotations show poultry prices with chickens at 13 to 13 and a half cents, springers 24 to 30 cents, turkeys at 9 to 11 cents, ducks 12 cents, geese 10 cents, butter creamery at 24 to 27 cents per pound, and eggs licensed.
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St, Louis
Cotton Seed Oil Market Steady in New York Closing
Cotton seed oil market closed steady with spot at 7.16 to 7.25 and futures from July to December shown. About 25,300 total sales across months and calls, with notable blocks: July 700 at 7.10 and 300 at 7.10, August 600 at 7.17 and 700 at 7.16, September 13090 at 7.15 and 1000 at 7.20, October 100 at 6.87 and 500 at 6.88, plus 100 at 6.49 in November.
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New York
Banquet Honors Bishop Shaw at Silver Ordination Anniversary
High church and state officials joined Bishop J. W. Shaw of the San Antonio diocese at a luncheon at the Ursuline Convent marking his silver ordination anniversary. Governor Colquitt and staff, Archbishop Blenk of New Orleans, and Bishop of Little Rock attended along with many priests. Colquitt praised Franciscan friars for Texas, pledging support for missions along the San Antonio river.
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J. W. Shaw
Diocese of
San Antonio
Ursuline Convent
Colquitt
Little Rock
Colquizit
Texas
San Antonio River
Father
Blenk
New Orleans
Cotton Situation At A Glance From New Orleans Market
Insight weekly summary from Friday to Sunday shows weekly cotton spinners takings and export totals since September 1. Includes closing spot prices, middling prices, acreage, crop conditions across May to September, and ginning totals through various dates ending January 16 and March 1.
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Orleans
Kansas crop advices weigh on wheat prices in Chicago
Chicago reports May 28 that bearish Kansas crop expectations and rain forecasts pulled wheat futures lower after an initial uptick. July wheat opened near unchanged, then eased to about 91 1/4 cents. corn and oats weakened on weather concerns. Provisions held steady as crop reports limited gains.
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Chicago
Ill
Kansas
Market Figures From July Trading Session
The report lists daily open high low and close values for several commodities and futures. Notable entries include July and September prices for Mess Park and Lard Cot with varied percentages and fractional changes across the period.
Chicago cash grain prices page summary
Chicago on May 28 reports cash Wheat prices for No 2 red at 1.06 to 1.08, No 2 southern states No 2 hard and No 1 northern 0.94 to 0.96, No 2 northern 0.92 to 0.94, No 2 spring 0.93 to 0.94, velvet chaff 0.91 to 0.96, durum 0.90 to 0.96. Corn No 2 0.585 to 0.595, No 2 white 0.691 to 0.699, No 2 yellow 0.591 to 0.604, No 2 yellow 0.581 to 0.684. Oats No 2 0.38, No 2 white 0.41 1 2, standard 0.41 1 2 to 0.41 3 4.
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Chicago
Kansas City Grain Prices May 28 Wheat Corn and Oats
Market report shows cash wheat values for No 2 hard 89 82 to 89 82c and No 2 red 94 to 99c. Corn mostly No 2 60 to 61c, No 2 white 60 to 64c. Oats No 2 white 84 to 84 e, No 2 1 mixed 37 to 47c. Receipts Wheat 13 000 bu, corn 30 000 bu, oats 3 000 bu. Shipments Wheat 47 000 bu, corn 15 000 bu, oats 3 000 bu. Futures close Wheat May 86 1 2c, July 85 6 t, Sep 85 5 8 to 85 3 4c. Corn May 59c, July 56 3 4c, Sep 56 1 2 to 56 5 8c. Oats July 38c, Sep 37 1 20c.
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Kansas City
Cattle Market Slows as Prices Hold at Union Stock Yards
May 28 at Union Stock Yards Fort Worth. Receipts were moderate and buyers eased into action lifting prices. Cattle and calves sold from four to six dollars with steers at five to six dollars and yearlings at four fifty to five twenty five. Hogs cleared early with heavy packers around eight dollars and mediums seven to seven sixty five. No sheep or goats offered. Official receipts: 101 cattle 140 calves 62 horses 48 hogs.
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Union Stock Yards
Fort Worth Livestock Prices Hold Steady Despite Calf Decline
Aggregate cattle receipts Wednesday at the yards reached 4500 head with 600 calves, 3500 hogs, 4500 sheep and 150 horses and mules. Cattle markets were active and mostly steady except calves which weakened. Top steers brought 7.35, cows 5.10, heifers 6.75, calves 7.50, hogs 8.70 high and 8.55 8.65 typical. Sheep and lambs were about 10 pounds lighter and roughly 35 cents under Monday’s level.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Livestock Receipts Steady Cattle Sheep Mixed Hogs Slumping
In St Louis on May 28 receipts reached 1500 cattle including 900 Texans with steady market. Native beef steers fetched 5.75 to 9.00, Texas steers 6.25 to 8.50, cows and heifers 4.00 to 7.00, calves 5.00 to 6.50. Hogs were weak with 10,500 receipts and pigs and lights 7.00 to 8.70, heavy hogs 8.65 to 9.70. Sheep receipts 1000 and steady with ewes 5.00 to 6.75 and lambs 7.00 to 6.5.
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ST. Louis
Texas
Oklahoma
Kansas City
Cattie
Kansas City Livestock Receipts and Prices
Receipts and quotes show cattle market steady for natives and southern cattle with varying steers and cows. Hogs receipts total 12 000 with prices easing to $7.25 to $8.60 in ranges. Sheep receipts and mutton values hold steady with wethers and yearlings at comparable levels.
Chicago Livestock Markets Report Receipts and Prices
Receipts totaled 35 000 hogs with a slow market and mixed prices from 6 50 to 8 67 per cwt. Cattle receipts 19 000 with a weak market. Beeves 7 00 to 8 65, Texas steers 6 65 to 7 59, Western steers 6 80 to 7 90, stockers 5 75 to 7 80, cows 3 60 to 7 85, calves 7 25 to 10 25. Sheep receipts 24 000 with slow trading. native ewes 5 10 to 5 85, yearlings 5 80 to 6 50, native lambs 5 65 to 7 50, spring lambs 6 00 to 9 00.
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Chicago
Texas
Money on Call Rates Steady in New York Market
New York money market reports steady on May 28 with money on call at 2 to 3 percent, closing bid 2.5 percent and offered at 3 percent. Time loans show 60 days at 3.5 percent, 90 days at 4 percent, and six months at 4.4 percent.
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New York
Traders Sell May Cotton As Markets Decline
New York opened steady and declined 2.5 points amid disappointing cables. Demand for new crop positions appears solid while near months face heavy offerings. May slips to 11.45 with rumors of 9000 notices. July drops six points as holidays loom and liquidation spreads.
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New York
May
Cotton futures open and close steady in New York trading
May 11.53, July 11.61, August 11.40, October 11.13, November 11.12 bid for nearby contracts. Futures show a steady tone with varied daily highs and lows across months, including January 11.10 and December around 11.14, reflecting mixed demand and cautious posture in late May.
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New York
Seosse
Bemk
New Orleans Cotton Opens Steady Amid Weather And Reports
Cotton futures in New Orleans opened steady with a slight decline as traders weighed dry belts and rain offshore. Bulls cited cooler central belt temperatures while bears noted moisture from Atlantic rains. By late morning activity moved to modest losses before noon, with markets pressured by private bureau sentiment and a favorable weather outlook.
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New Orleans
Atlantic
Central Belt
Texas
Cotton futures steady early with mixed openings
In New Orleans May 28 cotton futures opened steady with May at 12.40 and June to July around 11.98 to 12.04. Prices closed steady with a small net decline of 5 to 7 points. later quotes show ongoing activity for August through December with varied bids and column figures.
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New Orleans
Eel
Sune
Ceeds Ee
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Bid
Spot cotton prices steady in Liverpool market
Liverpool May 28 spot cotton shows good business with prices unchanged. Middling fair 7.244, food middling 6.904, middling 6.70d, low middling 6.56d, good ordinary 6.20d, ordinary 5.88d. Sales 10,000 bales including 500 for speculation and export and 9,700 American bales. Receipts 20,000 bales including 19,000 American.
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Liverpool
Futures Market Opens Quiet in Liverpool May 28
Futures opened quiet and closed quiet in Liverpool on May 28 with mixed bids across the calendar. The report shows May 6.460 and a sequence of forward margins from June to May of the following year, with fractional changes noted in several contracts.
Leading Spot Markets Across Major Exchanges
Market report shows New York and New Orleans middling near 11 90 and 12 71 percent respectively. Houston and Galveston quote around 12 percent with Liverpool at 6.704 and Memphis near 12 percent.
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New York
New Orleans
Liverpool
Houston
Galveston
Memphis
New Orleans Spot Cotton Quiet as Prices Hold
Spot cotton in New Orleans remained steady with middling at 127-18. Sales on spot 360 bales, receipts 1719, stock 68,474. Prices for lower grades listed as nominal with narrow variations.
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New Orleans
Spot cotton closes steady in Galveston market
Galveston May 28 spot cotton closed steady with a fractional decline of 1-16 cent across classes. Prices ranged from 73 40 to 12 12 8 cents with good middling at 12 1/2 cents. Sales totaled 508 bales. receipts 1193. stock 104514.
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Galveston
Tex
Market Report Shows Steady Close in Houston Spot
Houston brokers report a steady close with the spot market flat. May sales reached 200 with no bids or offers pending. shipments totaled 1,223 and overall stocks stood at 69,944 units.
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Houston
Tex
New York Market Quiet as Cotton Spot Steady
New York May 28 cotton spot market reported quiet trading with prices 11.90 cents per pound and 209 bales sold. The market showed a modest gain of 10 points in middling upland cotton amid steady sales.
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New York
Coetton
Sugar and commodities steady in New York market
Raw sugar remained steady with Muscovado 2.77 2.83, centrifugals 3.27 3.88, molasses 2.52 2.58, refined sugar steady. Petroleum, molasses, hides and leather also reported steady as of May 28 in New York.
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New York
Fixed value of railway stock by county board of equalization
The county commissioners acting as a board of equalization set the San Antonio and Aransas Pass Railway stock value at 1 249 268 dollars with 723.8 miles and an average 1726 dollars per mile. A poetry of social notices follows including dances at Electric Park West End pavilion and a prize waltz contest at Exposition Park.
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Sap
San Antonio
Aransas Pass
Haslem to Fort Leavenworth Escort in Federal Case
Deputy United States Marshal Dibrell left for Fort Leavenworth to escort A. F. Haslem to the federal penitentiary after Haslem was convicted in San Antonio for misuse of the mails and sentenced to 18 months. A negro was shot in the heel after a dispute at Salado and Brady streets. suspect fled.
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Haslem
United States
Dibrell
Fort Leavenworth
Kan
A. F. Haslem
Federal
San Antonio
Salado Street
Brady Street
Pink Taylor
Oxine Gas Lighting Demonstration and Local Notices
Demonstrations advertise Oxine Gas for lighting heating and power at 723 West Livingston street priced at 15 cents per thousand cubic feet. A May 21 West End Lake dance by White Star, and a victory banquet for Clin ton G Brown's municipal campaign. Fire appraises damage at 125000 to a West Commerce basement store. Carpenters wanted on West Delaware. Gardener fined for discharging a firearm in city limits. Local notices for dancing lessons taxicabs and dental offices.
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Oxine Gas
Llvonston Street
Oxine Gas Manufacturing Co
West End Lake
Pablo Persia
Clinton G. Brown
Wilmer
Convent Street
Burials and Deaths Notice from City Hospital and Local Streets
Burial permits list several deaths with ages and dates. Semanto Leon aged 29 died May 28 living at Mitchell Street. Francisco Avalle aged 2 died May 26 at 228 Frio Street. Julian Perez aged 54 died May 26 near Salinas and Parra Streets. Maria Strawser aged 43 died May 24 at City Hospital. Dr John T. Harrison aged 47 died May 2 at Wyeth Hospital. The entries reference local streets and institutions and include a tag The Permanent Pavement.
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Semanto Leon
Mitchell Street
Francisco Avalle
Frio
Julian Perez
Salinas
Parra
Maria Strawser
City Hospital
John T. Harrison
Wyeth
Arrivals Fill San Antonio Hotels With Wide-Ranging Guests
Local notes list numerous visitors and businessmen checked into hotels across San Antonio. Names include W Derry of Laredo, Earl Clark of Hebbville, W W Whitehead of Hillsboro, W W Keeling of Dallas, and many others from Texas and beyond, staying at the Menger, Crockett, Bowie, St Anthony, Gunter, Bexar and Savoy.
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Laredo
Earl Clark
Hebbville
Tex
Savoy Hotel
W. W. Whitehead
Hillsboro
Ohi
Menger
W. W. Keeling
Dallas
Croelett Hotel
H. Rotridge
M. Me
F. F. Hatton
Sedalia
Cue Hotel
C. D. Johns
Austin
Mengo Hotel
Margaret Hamilton
Enid
Crockett Hot P
M. Armenderez
Mexico City
Bowie
Angier
Bexar
L. L. Long
San Francisco
Cal
St. Anthony
Lee L. Russell
Fort Worth
Gunter
R. E. Hall
Nixon
Lillian Smith
Gainesville
Tety
Menger Hotel
R. B. Weems
C. H. Thomas
Stamford
City
Crockett Hotel
Tom Green
Lawton
Oklo
Dean de Villier
Houston
G. L. Strathy
del Rio
Phoenix
Ariz
Anthony Motel
Mr. Strathy
Henry R. Steed
San Ant
Bowie Hotel
Robert Berkmann Bishop
Bexa
Late arrivals at Harlandale hotel baths list many names
The record of arrivals includes Mrs J L Henning Sulphur Mrs Clara Schmitt Southton Mrs liam Wilkinson Youngstown N Y Elizabeth A Sweets St Louis Mo Mrs liam Hood Glen Flora Tex G W Gonzales Tex Mrs Augusta Ramon redo Tex Mrs Marie McGee Mine Cags Houston Tex E B Ande Goldthwaite Tex Dave Hermann G veston Tex F A Piper Uvalde F C Bogart Wauseon Oh Z C Si L Laflery Houston Mr and Mrs EB Dimmit county L F Christian Gen A S Collins Bay City Sanderson Tex Lobo M Lobo Ice City L Brooks W J Hall and T C Utley Hobart Ark w 1
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J. L. Henning
Houston
Tex
E. B. Ande Goldthwaite
Dave Hermann
G Veston
F. A. Piper
Uvalde
F. C. Bogart
Wauseon
Z. C. Si L. Laflery
EB. Dimmit
L. F. Christian
Collins
Bay City
Sanderson
Lobo
M. Lobo
Ice City
L. Brooks
Birth Records List Family Names and Addresses
Birth notices report a girl born to Mr and Mrs C C Quillian at 307 Porter street aged 22. A boy is recorded for Mr and Mrs Fred Bonds at 510 East Cevallos street in May. A girl is listed for Mr and Mrs Ben Mestrup at 1315 Matamoros street in Ma. A girl is shown for Mr and Mrs Jargardo at Ma 6Li San Saba street.
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C. C. Quillian
Porter Street
Fred Bonds
East Cevallos Street
Ben Mestrup
Matamoros Street
Jargardo
San Saba_street
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