Real estate bargains and exchanges in San Antonio area
Multiple properties listed for sale or exchange around San Antonio including Avenue C district near Houston street two-story brick dwellings priced at 13000, Tobin Hill Cottage 3500, Beacon Hill site 900, 125 acre farm near city with irrigation, 240 acre farm near San Antonio at 45 per acre, 2400 acre stock farm in Boerne country with easy terms. Sold to settle estate and exchange options with San Antonio property.
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Progressive Land Brokers Offer Farm Ranch Combos in Bexar County
Several chargeable farm and ranch combinations available in Bexar County listed by The Progressive Land Brokers. Descriptions request bids and details from interested buyers.
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Frost
Argentina Weather Sparks Wheat Market Rally and Decline
Wheat prices fluctuated as expectations of dry weather in Buenos Aires and large Australian exports influenced the market. December and May quotes drifted, with a late rally fading to unsettled, modest gains. Corn and oats followed with lighter trading and mixed results as traders weighed rains, exports, and rust reports.
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Longs
Market Quotes for Wheat Corn and Barley in Chicago Trade
Quotations posted in Chicago show No 2 red wheat at about 1 81 01 percent, No 2 yellow corn old 1.05 new 1.04. Oats standard and barley at 0 80 with minor variances under 1 percent.
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Market Quotes Mixed Amid Grain Price Movements
In St Louis on November 2 traders reported slight gains in wheat and corn futures with No 2 red wheat at 1851.88 and No 2 hard near 1.85 to 1.92. Corn for No 2 white touched around 1.0 with No 2 red at 1.07 to 1.07. Rye hovered near 1.40 as prices fluctuated.
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Kansas City Commodity Quotations Report
Quotations today show grains trading with wheat higher at about 1.88 to 1.92 for No. 2 hard and No. 2 red at 1.79 to 1.84. Corn steady with No. 2 mixed at 98 to 99 1/2 cents, No. 2 white around 1.01, No. 2 yellow near 1.01 to 1.0. Oats rose to 84 84 1/2 cents for No. 2 white, No. 2 mixed at 83 to 87 cents. Rye firm at 1.35.
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Kansas City
Grain futures close with mixed wheat and corn gains
Grain futures closed with Wheat December at 81.81 and May at 81.82 while Corn December at 84.5 cents and May at 84 cents in Kansas City.
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Kansas City
Sulphur Deposits in Culberson County to Be Investigated
University of Texas experts from the bureau of economic geology and technology will survey Culberson county sulphur fields near Rustler's Springs to assess extent and value. The Permian shale and gypsum deposit spans about forty by twenty miles, with Toya fields sixty miles away. A company is developing the site and pressing eight tons daily. no shipments yet. A full regional report will follow after the survey.
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Orla
Toya
Currency Quotations in San Antonio Thursday
Trading in Mexican money in San Antonio Thursday showed varying rates for five and ten peso notes, with state and national bank notes quoted. The Mexican Bank of London and Carranza money also appear in the listings with defined values.
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Ran Mexic
London
Carranza
Mercantile and financial quotes with holiday notes
New York and London markets show rates on mercantile paper bills sterling and government bonds. time and call money figures cited. Amid quotes a light valley of bus and a short comic exchange in Puck references a motor accident remark.
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Mercantile
Frances
Guildere
Trashy Offerings in Live Stock Market at Union Stock Yards
In Kansas City and Chicago markets hog prices slipped while outside markets held steady. At Union Stock Yards on Nov. 2 receipts included cattle 731, calves 326, hogs 101, and horses 72. Hogs topped around 9.50, down 26 cents from the previous day.
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Fort Worth Cattle Receipts and Market Prices
Fort Worth cattle receipts total about 4000 with steers quoted 6.00 to 7.50 per hundredweight and cows around 4.00 to 5.0. Hogs market steady with goats at 3.7 and lambs near 3.60 to 8.00, indicating mixed livestock trading conditions.
Chicago Live Stock Prices Quiet with Mixed Hogs and Cattle
Chicago markets report hog receipts at 35 000 with slow demand and steady gains across categories. Cattle receipts reach 7000 with strong native beef and westerns. stockers and feeders show solid ranges. Sheep receipts 40 000 and market firm with lambs and mutton trading higher.
Livestock Receipts and Prices From St Louis Market Report
Hogs receipts 11 000 with higher bids. Lights 9 60 to 10 20, mixed and butchers 9 60 to 10 35, good heavy 10 40 to 10 80. Cattle receipts 4500 market strong. Native beef steers 7 60 to 11 15, yearlings 8 60 to 11 15, cows 5 50 to 7 75, stockers 5 80 to 5 50, prime southern steers 8 00 to 9 00, cows and heifers 4 60 to 7 60. Prime yearling steers 7 40 to 9 00, native calves 6 00. Sheep receipts 1800 market steady. Lambs 7 50 to 11 15, ewes 3 76 to 7 25, yearlings 8 00 to 8 75.
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Ill
Starkice
Eniee
Heep
Sarhet
Weihere
Louis
Wavier
Livestock market summary from Kansas City ranch trade
Cattle and hogs mixed receipts around 11000 hogs and 6000 cattle. Prices ranged for hogs from 9.60 to 10.16 for heavy sales and 8.70 for pigs. Prime fed steers near 9.10, dressed beef steers 7.00 to 7.25, cows 5.50 to 7.60, calves 6.00 to 10.00. Sheep and lambs show strength with lambs around 10 and yearlings near 7.75, wethers 7.00 to 8.50. Market steady to higher overall.
Oklahoma City Daily Cattle Sale Summary
cattle 1600 steady hogs 1800 steady sheep 1000 strong eight sales reported Kerr Oklahoma 27 steers 1983 7.50 Crawford Oklahoma 27 steers 7.50 Reno 6.30 Hartman Brer in Oklahoma 1 aeers 1080 1.60 Story Lindeau Oh 37 30 coves 1885.85
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Metal Market Highlights New York Nov 2
Lead at 7.00 steady in quiet trade with spot East St. Louis 10 percent uppers firm. First quarter iron steady with No 1 northern 23.00 to 24.00, No 2 22.60 to 24.50, No 1 southern 22.25 to 22.75. Tin steady spot 41.67 to 41.87.
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U. S. Steel Hits New Peak as Industrials Rally
New York stocks opened with United States Steel rising to a record 122 percent intraday before easing. The market saw widespread advances in steel, copper, and electrical equipment issues with several favorites reaching new highs despite later profit taking and an irregular close. Total volume around 1.7 million shares.
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Speculators Sell Next Year’s Crop Spark Cotton Activity
Speculators are selling next year’s crop amid a rally in cotton prices with Liverpool market showing improvement as trade monitors note futures position shifts and price signals.
Cotton Markets Edge Higher Amid Active Trading
Cotton markets show heavy buying of next year's cotton with September futures near 17.50. New York opened higher, New Orleans weaker on yesterday's overall decline, and Liverpool steadied. Spot prices advanced with San Antonio buyers paying for good middling and middling grades as futures fluctuated across the day.
New York Cotton Opens Steady Then Rallies Slightly
The New York cotton market opened steady with a 1 to 3 point advance after firm cables. Prices rose to around 18.68 for January and 18.26 for May before midday, then eased on liquidation amid rumors of big bulls exiting contracts and submarine fears.
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Liverpool
Cotton statistics and stock figures for Gulf ports
Report shows cotton tonnage by port including Galveston Houston New Orleans Savannah Wilmington Norfolk and more with bale counts and stock day figures. Latest totals list 1 294 919 bales on hand and 1 156 185 bales for the same day last year, noting a seasonal deficit.
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Market Prices for Country Produce in San Antonio
Shippers report steady demand in San Antonio with prices for Texas country candied goods at R27 38, Butter at 84 cents per pound, Texas creamery at 320 84¢, and packing stock at 22 21e per pound. Poultry remains firm with hens at 6.00 per dozen, large fryers 4.07 per dozen, broilers 4.00 per 23.500, turkeys 19 20 cents per pound, ducks 5.50 to 6.00 per dozen, and geese 7.00 to 9.00 per dozen.
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Prus
Texas
Texas Creamery
Chicago market roundup shows mixed dairy and produce prices
Quotations list dairy moving up with creamery prices at 32 35 and a half cents, 8246 butter and egg receipts, 254231?c per hundredweight. Potatoes drop, 50 car receipts. Minnesota Dakota and Wisconsin Michigan white prices range 1.50 to 1.70. Poultry alive prices fall with fowls and springs at 16 to 16 half cents.
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Market Report Kansas City November prices
Quotation highlights show butter at 33 1 4 cents for creamery firsts and 29 1 2 cents for seconds, packing 27 1 2 cents. Bees lead with firsts at 8 1 2 cents, poultry hens 16 cents, roosters 12 cents, broilers 20 cents. Potatoes weak with Northern Ohio and Colorado rurals at 1 dollar 60 cents.
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Cotton market moves in Liverpool with mixed middling prices
Liverpool Nov 2 spot cotton shows weakness with good middling at 11.174 pence, middling 11.034, low middling 10.874. Sales reach 10,000 bales with 400 speculative and export. receipts total 38,000 bales.
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Liverpool
Futures Steady as Grain Prices Slip in Minneapolis Flour
Futures quotes in Liverpool show steady levels across the November to September contracts with minor adjustments. In Minneapolis, best grades of flour dropped 20 cents a barrel with fancy patents at 10.25 dollars.
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Cotton futures open steady in New York trade
Cotton futures opened steady with December at 68 and 18.69 for Januar followed by 18.81 for March and 18.98 for ne. July at 18.97. Futures closed steady as Liverpool is due to open Friday with little change.
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Liverpool
Sugar futures rise as raws rally in New York market
Raw sugar and refined sugar prices edge higher in early trading on Nov 1 in New York. Spot market weakness spurs shorts to cover and trade houses push prices up, with noon gains of 8 to 19 points.
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Opening Cotton Trade In New Orleans Slips Then Partial Recovery
New Orleans cotton opened with declines of 33 to 37 points in line with yesterday's New York drop. A brief buying surge trimmed losses to 18 to 19 points, then trading neared Tuesday's close but slid again to a net loss of 27 to 81 points by noon. Afternoon activity stayed quiet yet steady as favorable spot accounts influenced prices.
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New York
Weather Bureau notes on wind and precipitation
U S Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau notes that winds under ten miles per hour and precipitation under .01 inch are not published. Allen Buell is listed as meteorologist.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau
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Meteorologiet Weather Bureau
London Metal Prices Report November Trade Data
London markets report prices for lead at 80 10 and 52 10s for spe ler, copper at 124 spot and 119 futures, electrolytic copper at 143, tin at 180 spot and 181 futures in pounds sterling.
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Mexico waives duties on basic foods importing relief
Laredo Texas dispatch says Mexico will import lard rice sugar beans and similar foodstuffs free of all duty. The decree also includes livestock feed and remains in effect until next February due to a food shortage in Mexico.
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Coffee Futures Steady in New York Trade
In New York on November 2, No. 1 Rio coffee futures held steady with December at .20 and March at 8.86, reflecting a quiet market day.
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Cotton goods market steadied as carpet prices rise
New York reports quiet steady demand for cotton goods and firm yarns. Carpet prices led advance before fall 1917 openings while knit goods show activity for the season.
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Cotton futures stay steady as bids hover nearby
New Orleans reported cotton futures remaining steady with bids varying. December traded around 18.15, January near 0, March at 18.52, May 18.70, and July 18.80, with asks noted on several months.
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Turpentine and resin firms report varied sales and stock
In Savannah Georgia during November figures show turpentine firm activity with sales around 1047 and receipts 287. resin firm posts sales of about 1047 and shipments near 1185 with stock around 18 459. Amounts appear in fragmented entries including 746 284 287 and stock listings.
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No coal advance anticipated for San Antonio area
San Antonio coal buyers report ample winter stocks and existing contracts, signaling no immediate price rise. Regional markets note higher coal and food costs elsewhere, with McAllister-Oklahoma coal at 9 dollars per ton and Alabama lump at 10 dollars.
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New Orleans
At Men’s Protective Association
Bankers Urged to Limit Foreign Loans in Bulletin
New York November 2 Extraordinary additions of gold to the nation’s reserves via heavy imports are deemed undesirable as they do not serve normal business and may spur dangerous credit expansion. A National City Bank bulletin urges restraint on further foreign loans noting easy money low rates and high profits tempt debt and stock purchases. It cites foreign loans since the war at 2,188,257,637 with 156,400,000 in excess and a net 1,981,857,687 outstanding.
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Provision Markets San Antonio Provisions
Local packing house quotations to dealers include dry salt extras 16 percent bacon extras 18 cents dry salt bellies 14 16 pound average 18 4 cents fancy breakfast bacon 2 cents fancy hog bacon bellies 14 16 pound average 2 cents pure la 18 percent compound 184
New York Luger Market Mixed as Futures Quiet
Raw lugs hold steady as centrifugal and refined sugars show firm bids. Refined sugar prices edge up on near month covering while new positions retreat on liquidation. Free sugar futures quiet with near months higher on covering and five point gains in A prices.
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