Tobin Hill Real Homes $7500 Cottage Near Cincinnati Style
Real Homes offers a nearly new Tobin Hill cottage listed at 7500 dollars. Four large bedrooms, living room 16 by 28 with hardwood floors and French doors, breakfast room, glassed kitchen, white enamel finishes, sleeping porch, built to echo Cincinnati homes. Contact Mr Covington at Nicholson Furnish 616 620 Brady Bldg CR 1024.
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For Sale or Trade Real Estate Lot on S Presa St
For Sale or Trade Real Estate advertises lots on S Presa Street at 726. The seller offers low price, asks for cash, credit, or trade. Potential buyers or traders are invited to contact the listed address 726.
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Shippers Market Prices for Fruit, Poultry in San Antonio
Buyers paid steady quotes for genecry produce in San Antonio on Tuesday with Texas country candled and PSGec noted as utter steady. Prices included Texas creamery 20 to 34 cents per pound country 25 to 26 cents per pound packing stock 22 to 25 cents per pound. Poultry markets firm with hens per dozen 6 to 8 dollars, large fryers 6.50 to 7.00, broilers 3.60 to 4.00, turkeys 21 to 22 cents per pound, ducks 5.50 to 6.00 per dozen, geese 7.00 to 9.00 per dozen.
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Local packing house quotes to dealers on Tuesday
Quotations list dry salt bacon and lard items with prices. Dry salt extras 16 cents, bacon extras 18 cents, dry salt bellies 14 to 16 pound average 1s to 9? cents, fancy breakfast bacon 28 cents, fancy Jew 98 bacon bellies 14 to 16 pound over 20 cents. Pure lard quoted at 15 cents.
Market Quotation Listings From Chicago
Chicago November quotations show dairy prices up with creamery at 32% to 36 cents and firsts at 38 to 34 cents. Receipts totaled 4553 cases. potatoes up with 35 cars received. White corn grown in Wisconsin Minnesota and Dakota priced at 1.60 to 1.75. Poultry live prices for fowls 14 cents and springs 17 cents.
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Market Quotations From Kansas City Trade Desk
Kansas City market notes list butter prices Creamery 35c firsts 32 1 2c seconds 28c and 27c poultry hens 18c roosters 12c chicks yesterday. Buyers report Ohio broilers firm to high 1.65 1.70 dollars per pound amid mixed futures.
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Joe Valley
Cotton Goods Firms Support Yarn Prices in Mixed Trade
New York yarn markets report cotton goods firm while raw silk shows steadiness as mills buy cautiously amid a fluctuating trading day.
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New York
Weather Bureau observations for November 14
Observations from the Weather Bureau at 8 a.m. Tuesday November 14 note wind under 10 mph and precipitation under .01 inch not published. Len Buell, Meteorologist.
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Len Buell
Weather Bureau
Municipal Abattoirs Urged by State Experts in Harbinger Bulletin
State agriculture officials publish a bulletin by Paris Texas Mayor Ed H McCulstion endorsing municipal abattoirs as a public health and economic improvement. The document argues all cities should consider abattoirs and notes Paris as an early adopter. The bulletin is issued for free distribution.
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Fred W. Davis
Money markets quote Mexican currencies in San Antonio
Trading in Mexican money in San Antonio Tuesday showed bid and asked prices for silver pesos at 50 and 61 cents. Bank notes from All State and National banks ranged around 14 and 16 cents. Carranza money quoted at 01% bid and 01% asked.
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National Bank
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Money market report from New York trading desk
New York nov 14 mercantile paper 3 percent to 3 1 6 percent sterling 60 day bills 4 7 16 percent commercial 60 day bills on banks 4 7 16 percent six month bills 4 7 16 percent francs demand 5 8 4 percent guilders demand 4 0 percent cables 4 1 4 percent high call money 2 percent ruling rate 2 percent last loan 2 percent closing bid 2 percent offered at 2 percent percent.
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London Prices and Money Rates Report
London markets report Bellever 343 164 per ounce with money at five percent. Discount rates show short and three month bills at 5 64 percent and 5 percent.
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Elderly man falls as playful dog chases bicycle
A slippery road leads to a comic scene where an elderly gentleman is dislodged from his bicycle by a playful puppy. The dog revels in the chase while the man, angered yet resigned, questions the fall as the butcher’s boy watches and jokes about the dog’s motive.
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Lost gate on Hallowe'en night reported
Fragmentary OCR note records a confused exchange about a gate loss on Halloween. The garbled text mentions a Bibulous persona and Birmingham Herald context, but no clear names, places, or dates are legible.
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Hallowe'en
Ingham
European stock declines lift wheat amid tight supplies
European stock decreases pushed wheat futures higher in Chicago trading as mills in Liverpool faced restricted imports. Argentina’s poor weather pressured prices while U S. futures slipped on seaboard demand slowdown. Buffalo elevators reported full stocks. markets closed weak with corn dragging provisions.
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Ill
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Argentina
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Wheat and grain prices in Chicago market report
Quotations from Chicago Illinois on November 14 show No 2 hard wheat at 94 cents per bushel and corn No 2 yellow trading around 1.04 to 1.07 dollars. Oats figures are incomplete and barley price appears garbled.
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Stanara State
Market quotes drift lower and corn unchanged in St Louis
In St Louis on November 14 quotations show corn steady with No 2 new at about 1.02 and No 3 white nominal. Oats rise for No 2 at roughly 58 to 60 cents. Rye trades around 1.45, while wheat bids ease with No 2 soft red at about 1.87 to 1.95 and No 2 hard near 1.91 to 1.95.
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Grain Quotations From Kansas City Market Report
Kansas City market quotes show wheat easing with No 2 hard at 1.87 to 1.92 and No 2 red 1.86 to 1.91. Corn rises with No 2 mixed at 96 47 and No 2 white at 1.00. Oats offer notations in two grades while rye trades around 1.40 to 1.41.
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Kansas City
Grain futures close with modest gains in Wheat and Corn
Kansas City November 14 grain futures close with Dec Wheat at 1.83 and May 1.85, Dec Corn 92 and May 94. cents per bushel were reported with fractional values indicating slight gains for both grains.
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Sugar futures slip as spot market eases in New York
Raw sugar futures weaken with centrifugal at 46.52 and molasses at 5.65 while fine granulated sugar sits at 7.50. By noon the market was 3 to 13 points lower amid scattered selling by commission houses and softer spot prices in New York.
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Turpentine and Resin Trade Figures Reported
Savannah report shows turpentine firm selling at 46 percent, receipts 423, shipments 96, stock 18,83. resin firm with sales 1248, receipts 1468, shipments 76,507. prices listed for various items including resin and turpentine ranges and figures trailing with unclear values.
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Pine trade report shows new business and on hand stocks
The weekly Southern Pine Association report covers the week ending Friday with new business booked totaling 68 540 feet and 4 78 920580 feet on hand and orders shipped fore 90 968 dollars of standing orders.
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Southern Ate Pine Mille
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Wealth and Love Tested by Heiress and Suitor
An heiress questions a poor suitor about marriage for money. He retorts money means nothing to him and vows happiness without earning a cent. After testing him, she is content with the outcome as reported by the New York Times.
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Local cattle demand steady in Fort Worth markets
At Union Stock Yards Nov 14 the local butcher cattle market was fairly supplied with a draggy tone. Receipts remained liberal and carryovers from yesterday persisted. Calves sold 6 to 6.26 dollars, cows 4.50 to 5.25, steers 6 to 6.25, hogs benefitted from cold weather with tops bringing 7 to 9.50 dollars.
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Fort Worth Cattle and Hogs Market Report
Fort Worth Texas reports cattle receipts around 6000 with steady trade and prices for steers calves and cows. Hog arrivals near 1500 with a strong market led by bulk and top hog prices. Sheep receipts 150 with steady lambs and yearlings plus ranges for wethers ewes and goats.
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Chicago Market Receipts and Quotes Nov 14
Chicago receipts show hogs 40 000 with slow demand and mixed grades from 9.35 to 10.25. Cattle offerings 18 000 unsettled with western steers 6.60 to 10.25 and calves various. Sheep receipts 25 000 with wethers 7.80 to 9.00 and lambs 9.00 to 11.00.
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Market Report From St Louis Hogs Cattle and Sheep
Receipts at St Louis totaled about 14 000 hogs with steady to firm price movement led by lights and mixed classes. Cattle receipts near 6500 with steady values across native beef steers yearlings cows and stockers while prime southern cows and yearling steers show better demand. Sheep receipts around 2000 with a stronger market for lambs and yearlings.
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Prime Southern
Oklahoma City cattle market report shows steady cattle prices
Daily cattle sales report from Oklahoma City notes receipts of 1600 cattle 71200 hogs and 600 sheep with steady pricing. Previous day listings include San Angelo and Matador consignments with steers around 10 to 7.65 and cows near 4.60 to 5.00, reflecting steady values across fat stock.
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Liverpool Cotton Market Report
Liverpool November 14 spot cotton prices show good middling at 11.80, middling 11.68, low middling 11.52. Sales total 1000 bales for speculation and export. Receipts 66,000 bales.
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Futures and a World War II like army training snippet
The report lists London market futures prices for several contract months with modest changes. A wartime training scene shows a newly drafted company facing lessons in concealment and battlefield discipline as a recruit jokes about an ant hill. France makes elementary instruction obligatory for ages six to eighteen.
Cotton prices hit ten new record levels again
Cotton prices rise to ten fresh record highs as market demand remains strong. Liverpool traders report continued strength, boosting sentiment and futures across the textile sector.
Cotton futures rise to 20 cents on New Orleans board
Prices in the Cotton Exchange surged as March contracts hit the 20 cent level amid bullish U.S. census estimates and cold weather. New Orleans May reached 20.00c, July 20.08c, with Liverpool buying and New York showing gains before profit-taking pared highs. Spot prices in San Antonio quoted strictly middling and other grades after a day of firm trade.
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New York Cotton Prices Rally Then Waver in Midday Trade
New York cotton rose early with January at 19.98 and May at 20.25 as traders cited Liverpool strength and census consumption forecasts. After heavy realising, prices eased 8 to 10 points but firmed again on Wall Street activity and Western buying, with March up to 20.13 and July to 20.30 before midday.
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Liverpool Opens Higher Amid Global Market Pressures
The Liverpool market opened Wednesday with gains of 5 to 7 points as traders awaited the 11 o'clock call. In York the cotton market showed firm buying early, with July futures up 15 to 18 points at noon before traders pared gains and sold into a dull afternoon.
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Galveston Shipping News Arrivals and Departures
Galveston reports arrivals and sailings with ships El Siglo from New York and El Occidente from New York via Havre. Vossbergen is listed with November dates and Commodore Rollins with a Cuban port call noted in transit.
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Central Leather Leads Weakness in unsettled market
New York trading opened with weakness led by Central Leather, down 3 points. Other specialties lagged briefly but recovered as Mexican Petroleum, Republic Iran, New York Airbrake, United States Steel, Lackawanna Steel, and Motors Maxwell rose over three points. Rails fell on labor concerns after mid day, Linseed preferred dropped eight points on dividend news, while snipping and motor shares surged in the final hour before a strong close.
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International Paper
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Lackawanna Steels
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Maxwell
US Cotton Consumption Surges in October Figures
United States cotton use in October reached 555,349 running bales, down from 600,762 in 1916, with three month totals at 1,643,393 bales versus 1,463,892 last year. On hand stocks in consuming establishments stood at 1,72,958 and total storage at 3,673,186, with October exports 801,471 bales.
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Linters
Lead and Spelter Prices From New York Markets
METAL MARKETS NEW YORK METALS a YORK Nov. 14 Lead 7.00 a spot listed Spelter firm spot East St. Louis delivery 11% line incomplete but indicates current pricing and delivery notes for metals trading in New York markets.
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London Metal Prices UK Navy Lead and Spelter Quotes
London metal market report lists lead at 30 pounds 10 shillings and spelter at 56 pounds per ton with the entry attributed to London Metal and the Navy section.
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Navy
Turner's Magazine Item on a Mother's Night
The excerpt describes Mrs. Commuter waking repeatedly for demands and a child's call at six in the morning. The nursery scene escalates as the child asks about a polliwog’s death,提 highlighting domestic quiet and parental fatigue captured in a turner magazine piece.
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Harry McCole
Turner
E Magazine
Leather market up for discussion at national tanners meeting
Chicago November 14. Conditions in the country leather market will be discussed at the annual meeting of the National Association of Tanners starting in Chicago Friday. John E. Wilder, chairman of the local board, said this today.
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National Tion of Tanners
John E. Wilder
British hosiery import ban suspended to January first
Washington Nov 14 The British prohibition on importation of cot ton hosiery has been suspended until January 1. After that date hosiery may be imported without a license. The move follows October action and affects trade policy in London.
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