Official Notice to Property Owners on Pereida Street
City Clerk Fred Fries issues notice by publication for Pereida Street from Garden Street to Presa Street. The notice references a resolution setting forth the matters therein and directs property owners to take notice of actions and requirements contained in the document.
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San Antonio Street Improvement Resolution Public Hearing
The San Antonio City Council orders a public hearing on Perelda Street improvements from Garden to Presa Street. It approves the City Engineer's plat and estimates, outlines special assessments on abutting properties, and sets June 16, 1914 as the hearing date.
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Texas Rains Hit Crop as Cotton Prices Rally and Fall
Weather and crop reports push cotton higher at New York open with gains of 2 to 12 points. Selling at the holiday and a government report pull prices back, while Texas showers and crop outlooks keep bulls active in later trading.
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Beeville Farm Prices Promote Easy Terms
Bee County advertisement from E. C. Holt, & Co. offers farms at $14 per acre and up with improved land and easy terms in Beeville, Texas.
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Cotton futures open steady as May, July and October edge up
New York cotton quotations show May at 21.43 July 13.08 October 12.78 as futures opened steady and closed mixed with small gains and losses. Highs and lows for the day are cited with erratic OCR entries in the recorded prices and a late October figure around 12.71.
New Orleans Cotton Opens Higher on Wet Texas Weather
Cotton in New Orleans rose 4 to 9 points after an early gain on wet Texas conditions and a private 73.9 percent report. Traders booked profits as longs sold, with prices sliding to 1 point above yesterday at midday and finally about 1.5 points higher by 2 PM.
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Cotton futures steady after open higher in New Orleans
New Orleans futures markets opened with cotton prices up 6 to 15 points led by May and July at 13.66 while October stood at 12.75. The day closed steady with gains ranging 4 to 24 points as quotations and highs lows and closes are listed in the report.
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Demand for Meat Eases as Market Receipts Shift
At Union Stock Yards May 28 the day’s receipts totaled 1200 cattle 167 calves 11 horses 6 hogs and 774 sheep. Prices held steady with best cows at 5.60 bulk 4.50 to 5.00 calves 7.60 to 7.75 hogs about 7.50. Mexican stocker cattle sold in small lots. Demand at other centers slowed while meat demand cooled with warm weather but shippers still earned returns comparable to last year.
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Fort Worth Market Report May 28 Cattle Hogs and Sheep
Fort Worth market reports 3000 cattle 300 calves 1000 hogs and 3200 sheep and lambs. Cattle prices range from cows 4 096 50 to bulls 4 506 50 while steers move 6 50 to 7 45 and heifers 5 50 to 7 60. Hogs sell 8 00 to 8 20 with choice at 8 25 and lambs around 7 75 and wethers 6 25 to 6 35. Market steady to slow, calves steady.
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Livestock Market Receipts and Quotations Reported in Chicago
Receipts and prices listed for hogs cattle and sheep in Chicago. Hogs show strong trend with bulk sale range around 8.15 to 8.26 for lights and 7.30 to 8.10 for pigs. Cattle receipts at 4 500 with bees and steers in the 7.10 to 9.35 area, cows and heifers around 3.80 to 8.85, calves 7.00 to 9.75. Sheep receipts 12 000 with lambs and yearlings trading between 5.26 and 10.00 final ranges.
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Livestock Receipts and Quotations From Kansas City Market
Kansas City market report dated May 28 shows hogs receipts 4500 with prices from 7.50 to 8.20 per unit and cattle receipts 1500 with ranges across prime fed steers 8.50 to 9.20 and cows 4.50 to 7.75. Sheep receipts 6000 list lambs 7.00 to 7.85 and yearlings 6.26 to 7.25 with ewes 4.50 to 5.76 and weth ers 5.00 to 6.50.
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Livestock receipts and prices posted in St Louis market
May 28 report shows hog receipts 8000 with higher prices from 7.00 to 8.30 for pigs and sows. Cattle receipts 2500 with native beef steers 7.60 to 9.00, cows and heifers 4.50 to 9.00, stockers 5.00 to 8.00, Texas and Indian steers 5.75 to 8.40, calves 6.00 to 9.75. Sheep receipts 1000 lower with lamb and mutton quotes 4.75 to 9.40.
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Cotton Spot Firm in Liverpool with Strong Sales
Liverpool May 28. Cotton spot held firm with good middling at 8.374 and other grades down to 7.274. Total sales reached 5,000 bales with speculation and ex Port at 19,000 bales and receipts of 19,000 bales.
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Spot cotton prices firmed across markets including Houston and New York
News from Houston shows spot cotton steady to higher with middling at 13 18-16 cents and no sales. Galveston reports steady imports with no arriving sales. New York spots steady at 14.50 with 20 points gain for Middling, no sales or arrivals.
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May Wheat Tops Dollar Mark in New Season
Chicago reports a bullish wheat session as rain in Oklahoma and dwindling visible supply lift prices. May option gains over a cent while May wheat hits $1, the season’s high, with corn and oats showing mixed shifts and rust fears adding support.
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Market Quotations From Kansas City Today
Quotation daily update shows wheat prices with No 2 hard at 89 to 91 and No 2 red at 5 to 6 cents, mixed at 71 cents, white at 78 cents. Oats list No 2 white at 40 cents and No 2 mixed at 4 cents.
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Grain futures close steady with mixed May and July quotes
In Kansas City on May 28 grain futures ended steady. Wheat May 88 1/2 cents, July 80 1/2 cents. Corn May 70 cents, July 69 1/2 cents. Oats May 39 1/2 cents, July 88 1/4 cents.
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Wheat and corn price quotations listed for St Louis
Quotations show wheat at No 2 red 95 97 cents, No 2 hard 93 97 cents, corn 02 tle No 2 white 71 2 cents, oats No 2 40 40 percent, No 2 white 40 MAiltec
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Futures steady on May markets in Liverpool report
May futures hold steady with quotes listed for May at 7.39 percent and May to June at 7.39344. Additional futures shown include July to August at 7.224 percent and August to September at 7.09 percent with Oct to Nov at 6.824 and Jan to Feb at 6.73 percent.
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Liverpool
Metropolitan Women’s Golf Semi-Finals Set in New Jersey
The semi-final round of the women’s Metropolitan golf championship took place in Orange New Jersey with top contenders Miss Georgianna Bishop of Brooklawn Connecticut and Miss Lillian B Hyde of South Shore New York favored to advance. Hyde faced Mrs W J Faith of Wykagyl while Bishop faced Mrs M H Frayne of Dunwoodie.
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Cotton Seed Product Prices Published in Memphis and New York
Memphis reports prime oil at 6.20 dollars and meal at 27 dollars with linters at 2 percent 34 cents. New York shows steady cotton seed oil futures with June at 6.70 6.80 and ... prices listed for several months with total sales around 6300 units.
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Zbyszko Tops Rouen in Wrestling Match
Stanislaus Zbyszko defeated Raoul de Rouen in Montreal on Wednesday night. Zbyszko won the first fall on a foul in 223 minutes, de Rouen captured the second in 37 minutes, and Zbyszko took the third in 19 minutes.
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Cotton Spot Prices Reported Steady in New Orleans
NEW ORLEANS May 28 Cotton on spot steady with minor gains noted, basis middling. Basis on spot today remains around 13% cents per pound, reflecting limited fluctuations in local market demand.
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Dewberries in demand as buyers favor fresh fruit
Fresh dewberries offered by produce houses bring strong buyer interest with crates priced at 2 to 2.25 dollars for 24 boxes. Texas strawberry season wanes as fruit jobbers report unusually good business despite quiet markets and rising lemon demand amid hot weather.
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Texas
California
Local Market Prices for Butter Eggs and Poultry
The day’s prices list butter at Creamery 23c for firsts 21c for seconds 18c and packing 154c. eggs at Firsts 18c seconds 15c. poultry hens lic springs 16c.
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Kansas City
Cotton goods hold steady as mills refrain from discounts
In New York on May 28, cotton goods remained steady with mills not discounting. Yarns stayed firm and worsted yarns showed moderate demand while robbers called for more underwear and hosiery for quick shipment.
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New York Sugar Prices Reported For Various Grades
May 28 reports list raw sugar at $2.74, molasses at $3.39, and refined grades with higher points. Prices cover centrifugal, cut leaf, crushed, mould A, cubes, powdered, fine granulated, diamond A, confectioners A, and No. 1 lines across the market landmarks.
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Coffee futures show July at 8.85 and December noted
A fragment from a York market report lists coffee No. 7 ongoing pricing with July at 8.85 dollars and December also mentioned, reflecting a brief futures note.
Cotton statistics Bales and stock figures
Cotton statistics show yesterday stock at 556 882 bales, compared with 598 441 bales last week and 418 825 bales a year earlier. The season shows an excess of 200 5?, with a net figure of minus 148 547 for bintrhs.
Wall Street awaits developments in peace conference
The May 28 stock market started with unimportant variations and light dealings. Leaders were mildly reactionary as General Motora rose two points. Investors noted limited Mexican negotiations details and Missouri Pacific saw a favorable phase as most holders of $25,000,000 notes maturing January 1 assented to the extension plan. Denver & Rio Grande improvement fives posted a two point rise.
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Mercantile Rates Steady. Bonds Firm in New York Trade
In New York on May 28 mercantile paper at 3 to 4 percent and sterling exchange easy. 60 day bills at 485.90, demand 488.45. Commercial bills 4.85 percent. Bar silver at Sic. Mexican dollars at 44 cents. Government bonds steady and railroad bonds firm.
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Call Money Steady in New York May Market
In New York on May 28 call money held at 1 to 2 percent, steady at the close. Time loans showed strength with 60 and 90 day maturities near 2 percent, six months around 3.5 percent.
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Maritime Intelligence Update from Galveston and New York
Galveston report May 38 lists Panes Jouett a U S torpedo boat destroyer and ships Pico Vera Cruz Maresfield Bremen El Dia. New York dispatch May 28 notes arrival of Grag waldersee from Hamburg.
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Metal markets report from York and London
Market notes show lead around 3.85 a crate with London prices at £18 18s 6d. Spelter weak near $6.05. Copper steady about $14.26 with surrounding castings at $14.00. Tin soft with spot near $31.75. London copper futures and tin futures quoted, iron warrants at 68s 6d.
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