For Sale A Nice Improved Farm Near Boerne Texas
A for sale notice offers 250 to 880 acres with house, fine well and cistern waterworks, good barn and outbuildings. About 100 acres cultivated. Excellent chance for an energetic man with a small family. Greece address J. C. Reinhard, Boerne, Texas.
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Several Fine Farms for Rent
Classified notice indicates multiple farms available for rent at 617 Gibbs Building.
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Cotton Rushes Up In Material Demand
Local markets show strong demand for cotton with prices rising as buyers seek material supplies. Trade reports indicate brisk activity across districts and sustained interest from mills and exporters.
Cotton market rises on bullish crop estimates and ginning pause
Cotton prices climbed to new season highs as private crop estimates pegged output around 10.8 million bales ex lint. San Antonio buyers pushed spot bids up to 19.12 for good middling with strict middling around 18.75 and the market eyes the census ginning report due after the 18th.
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New York Cotton Opens Up on Bullish Cables and Demand
The cotton market opened with gains of 20 to 32 points as March rose to 19.77 and July to 19.96 after the call. Strong Liverpool buying and a Memphis crop estimate of 10,800,000 bales supported early strength while cold belt prospects and active commission buying added to the rally before midday, with January and May futures advancing further and spot houses and Liverpool cover driving demand.
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Memphis
Cotton futures open steady in New York. Liverpool set higher
In New York on November 18 cotton futures opened steady with December at 19.00, January 19.55, March 19.70, May 19.89 and July 19.92 cents. Liverpool futures are expected to open Tuesday 8 to 9 points higher after the 11 o'clock call.
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New Orleans Cotton Market Opens Higher on Strong Spot Demand
In New Orleans on November 13 the cotton market opened steady and bought up, rising 21 to 24 points in the first half hour. Strong outside demand followed the firm spot situation, with a late afternoon dip leaving the best months 26 to 28 points higher at 1:30.
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New Orleans
Cotton futures open steady in New Orleans
New Orleans on November 13 reports cotton futures opening steady with December at 19.00, January 19.18, March 19.45, May 19.67, and July 19.77. Futures closed higher later with December and January gains.
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Spot Cotton Prices Decline at Liverpool Market
Liverpool cotton market reports spot prices with Good Midling at 11.61d, Middling 11.49d, Low Middling 11.34d. Sales reach 10,000 bales, including 1,000 for speculation and others. Receipts total 10,000 bales.
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Omer
Futures quotes from Liverpool market dated November 13
Futures steady in Liverpool with settlement data for several forward dates from November 11 to November-December across contracts. Notable levels include November 11.37%4 and December-January 11.35% with various d values and monthly spreads through October-November 10.81d.
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Skyrocketing grain alarms bakers and millers in San Antonio
Wheat futures surge on the San Antonio Board of Trade as prices climb to multidecade highs. Millers warn flour costs could rise and some expect a 10 cent loaf, while embargo talks surface among Master Bakers Association members and a national poll shows split views on export restrictions.
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Market Prices for Country Produce in San Antonio
Buyers list the following delivered prices for country produce in San Antonio on Monday. Cane and Texas country candled prices steady. Texas creamery 30 to 34 cents per pound. Sunny 25 to 24 cents. packing stock P oe the pound. Poultry firm with hens 6.00 to 8.00 dollars. large fryers 6.40 to 7.00. broilers 3.59 to 4.00. turkeys 21 to 22 cents per pound. siena 6.50 to 6.00 per dozen. geese 7.00 to 9.00.
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Texas Creamery
Chicago market quotes for dairy produce and potatoes
Quoted prices for creamery products, eggs, and potatoes in Chicago. Creamery items at 23 36 4 cents with receipts of 2984 cases. potatoes steady with Minnesota Dakota whites at 1.50 1.60 and Ohio Michigan Wisconsin whites at 1.45 1.60. live poultry higher with fowls at 14 cents and springs at 17 cents.
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Oeene Creamery
Minnesota
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Market Quotations Reported From Kansas City
Kansas City market quotes show butter at creamsery 34 1 2 cents per pound firsts 32 cents seconds 30 1 2 cents packing 28 cents. Eggs listed at firsts 35 1 2 cents. Poultry prices include hens 15 cents roosters 12 cents broilers 20 cents.
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Kansas City
Cotton Seed Quotations Reported In New York
New York November 13 cotton seed quotes showed a decline from prior levels as market activity reflected mixed demand and steady supply, with traders awaiting fresh data on crop conditions and processing costs.
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Hearing date fixed for western trunk line freight rate increases
The Interstate Commerce Commission set December 2 in Kansas City Missouri for the hearing on proposed freight rate increases affecting most west bound transcontinental traffic. Washington D C reports the action on November 13.
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Cold Weather Boosts Demand at Cattle Markets
Cold weather sharpened beef buyers appetite across markets. Fort Worth reported a 25 cent cattle price boost while Chicago Kansas City and St Louis showed gains for cows and calves. Hog shipments were ample and most centers posted declines. San Antonio noted lower tone with prices near last week. Receipts included 669 cattle 75 calves 469 horses 480 hogs and 25 sheep with 318 cattle 75 calves and 169 hogs sold locally.
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St. Louis
Fort Worth Cattle Market Holds Steady Tally
Fort Worth stockyard reports 6200 cattle with prices steady to 25 cents higher. Steers 5.00 9.00, stockers 6.50 6.70, cows around 5.20 8.60, bulls mixed. Area receipts about 3500, bulk sales near 9.60, top at 9.66. Sheep receipts 1000 steady, lambs 9.00 9.50, yearlings 7.60 7.50, wethers 7.00 7.60, ewes 7.00, goats 3.25 5.00.
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Livestock Receipts and Prices Reported in St Louis Market
In St Louis on November 13 receipts totaled hogs 13 000 cattle 10 500 and sheep 2 000 with mixed price ranges. Hogs steady to five cents higher with lights 9.35 to 9.95 and prime heavies 9.95 to 10.10. cattle decline across beef steers yearlings cows and calves with native steers 7.50 to 11.50 and cows 5.50 to 7.76. sheep steady with lambs 7.60 to 11.45 and yearlings 8.00 to 8.76.
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Livestock Receipts and Prices From Kansas City Market
Receipts and quotations show hogs and cattle trading steady to slightly lower. Prime fed steers range 10.00 to 11.50. dressed beef steers 4.50 to 9.75. cows 4.50 to 7.50. calves 6.00 to 10.50. Lambs 11.00 to 11.50. yearlings 8.25 to 9.00. wethers 7.50 to 8.50. stockers and feeders 5.50 to 10.75. Total receipts about 28,000 cattle and 2,000 sheep, with 300 southern cattle among them.
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Kansas City
Market Report Hogs Cattle and Sheep in Chicago
Chicago November market report shows receipts around 67 000 hogs with steady to five cent lower prices. Bulk 9.35 to 10.00, heavy 9.00 to 9.90, sows and pigs listed. Cattle receipts around 1 000 with weakness. native beef 6.90 to 11.90, western steers 6.60 to 9.90, stockers 4.76 to 7.90, cows 3.65 to 9.60, calves 8.28 to 11.76. Sheep receipts around 1 000 with weak tone. wethers 7.80 to 7.5, lambs 8.25 to 10.76.
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Oklahoma City cattle sales report November 13
Receipts: cattle 3400 steady and active hogs 1100 five cents lower sheep 600 weaker. Today’s sales show average weight and price with Howenstein Lawton Oklahoma listing 88 steers and related prices.
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Grain market buoyed by European demand and Argentine losses
Upward moves in wheat and corn as London and Buenos Aires news support prices. Argentine crop damage from frost drought and locusts boosts early gains. final quotes show December near 1.89 to 1.90 dollars and May around 1.94. Oats reach new highs as hog receipts weaken provisions.
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United States
Market Quotations Briefly Mixed Across Grains
Chicago market quotes show mixed grain futures with No 2 red wheat around 1.89 to 1.93 and corn futures near 1.07 to 1.08 dollars per bushel. Oats and barley prices also listed, reflecting modest moves in the day’s trading.
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Market Quotes From St Louis Grain Prices Nov 13
Quotation list shows Chicago wheat and oats prices with No 2 red at 1.92, No 2 hard at 1.90, No 2 at 1.02, No 2 white at 1.00 plus oats up to 58 cents and rye around 1.46. The report notes price moves and minor variations in grain futures.
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Wheat and corn futures rise in Kansas City quotes
Kansas City market quotes show wheat higher at 1.55 to 1.92 for No. 2 red. corn gains with No. 2 white 9?c and No. 2 yellow 97. oats advance with No. 2 white 57e. rye at 16 to 1.37.
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Kansas City
Grain futures close in mixed Kansas City trade
Kansas City grain futures closed with wheat and corn showing modest moves. Wheat December at 1.87 US dollars, January at 1.89, Corn December at 6 1/2 cents, May at 6 1/2 cents.
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Provision markets Chicago provisions prices list
Quotation report from Chicago markets shows San Antonio provisions and local packing house quotes for Monday. Dry salt extras 16¾¢, bacon extras 18¢, dry salt bellies 14-16 lb average 18¢, fancy breakfast bacon 23¾¢, fancy hams 22¢, bacon bellies 14-16 lb average 20¢, pure lard compound 15¢.
Weather Bureau observations for November 13, 1916
Observations recorded at 8 am with wind under 10 mph and precipitation under .01 inch not published. Allen Buell, Meteorologist, notes the routine Weather Bureau data.
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Sugar futures slip as selling pressures mount on Monday
Sugar futures opened steady in New York trading and then weakened as commission houses renewed selling. At noon raw sugar held near unchanged while refined grades rose up to 15 points. Quotations listed include centrifugal 6.62, molasses 5.65, cut loaf 8.65, cubes 8.00 and refined sugar figures across several grades.
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Metal list rises but general stock market shows uneven gains
New York November 13 opening shows irregular market with renewed pressure on top names. Central Leather falls sharply while metals rise to new peaks and United States Steel holds firm among mixed results. Profit taking tempers gains as the close remains heavy amid war issue influences and fresh peace rumors.
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Money Markets Report Mexican Currency Quoted Ahead
Trading in Mexican money at Ban An on Monday showed available quotations for pesos against local currency. Traders monitored exchange levels and potential impacts from market conditions as the week opened.
Metal markets report from New York and London
Metal market notes from New York and London show lead at 7.00 and spelter firm with spot Saint Louis delivery at 11 percent. In London, lead prices at 30 pounds sterling and spelter at 55 pounds sterling with 16a quoted.
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Subpoena Request Aims At NY Central Directors
Minority stockholders Clarence H. Venner and James Pollitz asked the Ohio Utilities Commission to issue subpoenas for all New York Central directors to attend a November 17 hearing on a 12 million dollar equipment trust. Figures named include Van derbilt Williams Rockefeller Andrews and Baker of New York. The commission previously refused to subpoena nonresidents in similar cases.
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Cotton seed futures close steady in New York
Cotton seed futures end firm in New York with spot at 12.65. November contracts range 12.67 to 12.95, December 12.70 to 12.73, January 12.74 to 12.76, February around 12.80, March 12.81 to 12.82, May 12.85, June 12.80. Total sales numbered in the low thousands.
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Ranchman Montalvo Found Shot at Las Escobas Ranch
A rancher and Las Escobas owner Montalvo was found dead with a bullet wound at his Carrizo Texas property in Zapata County. A stranger who had been staying at the ranch for weeks disappeared the day the body was discovered.
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Tankositch Reported Hanged in Salonica
In Salonica on November 18, reports say the Austrian authorities hanged the father of Major Tankositch and his wife for involvement in the Sarajevo royal heir murder plot. Major Tankositch died of wounds from Pajarevatz during the latest invasion.
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Sunset Over Hoopville Delightful Yet Modest Town Scene
A visiting easterner praises a Hoopville Ohio sunset from a veranda. The native observer, in a dry tone, calls the scene “not bad” for a small town. The moment captures small town charm and a traveler’s awe in a brief hospitality vignette.
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Steel Mills Do Enormous Business This Month
United States Steel Corporation reports bookings for rolled products at 313 percent above full mill capacity. The surge comes from railroad equipment construction with large export contracts also noted. Orders for bars plates and shapes for car building total about 206000 tons this month and rail orders reach 100000 tons including 80000 tons exported to France.
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Higher Cotton and Wages Boost Goods Across Markets
New York November 13 cotton goods stay firm amid election uncertainty. Upward price trend driven by wage rises and higher coal costs. spot demand steady, supplies tight for year. Bleached cottons rise, dress ginghams likely up a cent, wide sheetings higher. retailers report record spring orders for wash and white goods.
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Southern Standard
Investigation urged from calf to plate in livestock trade
The American Live stock Association market commission calls for a nationwide inquiry into the livestock industry from calf to plate. A national hearing is planned for December 4-9 in Chicago with leaders urged to supply data on market conditions and distribution waste.
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Omaha
Army orders list resignations accepted for several officers
Resignations accepted for CAPTAIN PREDERICK A HARTUNG FIRST LIEUTENANT MEYER N STARK and others from Wisse & CON DIT medical reserve SECOND LIEUTENANT 8 STRONG of Illinois MARCUS MONSARRAT New York and WILLIAM BRUSH Iowa Adv. promotion light want ads offer a daily dollar box prize of Santonettes
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Iowa
Supreme Court orders re arguments on compensation laws
The Supreme Court ordered re argument today in cases testing the constitutionality of Washington New Jersey New York and Iowa workmen's compensation laws. No date was set for re hearing, and no reason was given. The court also ordered re argument of an Ohio employers liability case. Appeals by Wells Fargo American and United States Express from an Oklahoma commission order on possible refunds await settlement guidance, likely leading to dismissal.
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New York Street Railways Earnings Fall During Strike
New York Railways Company reports September and October passenger revenue fell by 1,047,420 from the prior year due to street railway employes strike. System carried 23,589,919 fewer fares. subway and elevated lines gained nearly 1,000,000 in receipts.
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Tropical disturbance moves north toward Gulf with gale winds
A tropical disturbance near Swan Island in the western Caribbean was moving northward with increasing intensity. Weather warnings extended along the southeast coast from Tampa to Jupiter as winds were expected to shift to gale force over the eastern Gulf, southern Florida, and Cuban waters.
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Retailers Hold Fair in San Marcos Texas
The five day exposition by the San Marcos Retail Merchants Association closed with success. Displays ranged from automobiles to filmy laces with many booths artistically presented. Entertainment featured the San Marcos Baptist Academy orchestra and housewives contests with premiums. Prize winners included Mrs Emmett Remey and others, plus a baby show with Pauline Gary George Burtos Smith and Gwendolyn Smith placing.
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Ghosts breach seance with skeleton key quip
In a dark exchange the speaker jokes that after locking windows and doors for a seance the shades left the scene by using skeleton keys. The line suggests a playful supernatural caper rather than a literal break in.
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