Nine room apartment for rent on San Pedro Ave F
Nicely furnished nine room unit at 307 San Pedro Ave F. Contact A J Wernette, 118 EB Houston.
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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1913
Page
15
Nicely furnished nine room unit at 307 San Pedro Ave F. Contact A J Wernette, 118 EB Houston.
Classifieds detail several neighborhood listings including a six room cottage with south front on a 45 by 111 foot lot offered at 8250 with lot valued at 2600. Also advertised are a four room house near West End car line for 17, a riverfront eight room residence with gas lights sewers and barns, a six room Baity built bungalow on car line with modern features priced at 2850 with terms.
For Sale or Trade real estate list items offer land, houses, and ranches for sale or exchange. Includes 118 Fifth Ave rent house in Dallas, 11 acres near San Marcos river, five room cottages near I G N depot, and 60,000 acre Chihuahua ranch for $100,000. Trade options include automobiles, farm, or equity in a home, with contact details for William C. Lott Son Co and E. W. Kiehn.
Argentine weather reports aided wheat futures as Chicago opened higher and gained for a while. Corn rose on unsettled weather with buying support. oats held firm against weaker lead grains. Hog receipts rose, pressuring pork values while beef and other meats steadied. Overall, cash demand stayed moderate and the market closed with a modest strength, about 14144 net advance.
Chicago St Louis Kansas City quote Wheat futures move with mixed highs and lows. Cash and futures prices listed for Wheat Corn Oats and Provisions across Chicago St Louis and Kansas City with receipts and shipments totals provided.
In New Orleans the Rice Market reports strong demand for Hon duras and Japan, with Honduran and Japanese stocks described as active and clean. Quotation lines show rough Honduras around 2.00 to 4.15 per unit, Japan about 2.00 to 93.75, and clean Honduras at 6%4, Japan at 3%4e. Receipts list rough 5156, millers 8265, clean 1219 units. Sales note rough Honduras 1885 sacks at 3.00 to 4.50, Japan 113 sacks at 2.91 to 3.50, clean Honduras 2234 pockets at 2 6 11-16, Japan 791 pockets at 2 3%e.
Farmland listing near city hall with 100 acres on a macadamized road. About 25 acres cultivated, a modern six room house, good school nearby. Soil described as fine black and red sandy loam. Priced at 878 per acre. Jackson, Walker & Stewart, Gunter Building.
For Rent 200 acres of irrigated land in high cultivation with waterhouses, located four miles from the city. Act quickly if you want this choice. See Fowler Brothers Land Company. Contact W. P. Phillips at No 502 Bedell Building.
Market report covers New Orleans cotton activities with prices, supply notes, and trader perspectives. Highlights producer price ranges, daily volume, and near term demand signals shaping the regional market.
In San Antonio the wholesale district shows a quiet Saturday but an overall optimistic week with drummers visiting from surrounding territories. Business across lines remains up from last year while meat prices drift down. Eggs and butter strengthen with expected higher prices next week as poultry imports for northern markets rise.
Kansas City reports butter eggs and poultry unchanged. New York produce shows eggs unchanged. Sugar and molasses hold firm with Muscovado at 3.14 to 3.17, centrifugal 3.64 to 3.67, molasses 2.89 to 2.92, refined quiet.
New York November 16 futures steadied with Rio No 7 at 9 7 8 cents. March futures stood at 987 and May at 10.01 dollars per hundredweight as the market held parity with nearby levels.
The weekly statement from New York clearing house banks and trust companies reports a reserve excess of 18,404,850 dollars, up 7,853,850 dollars from the previous week.
Hides and Leather, New York reports show ongoing trade activity with vendors highlighting market demand and pricing shifts as of November 15. The short dispatch notes firm presence in the sector and early signs of potential price stabilization.
Burial permits list several local deaths with ages and addresses: Mrs Mary A Tucker 64 on November 14 at 902 Avenue C. Theo Husted 64. J Stapp age not fully stated died November 8 on Ninth Street. Clive Lancaster 29 died November 13 at 903 Trenton Avenue. Rosario Sosa 28 died November 3 at 340 Menchaca Street.
A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Belzing on November 12 at their residence on Schley and Cherry streets. The item records a newborn birth in the local notices column.
The National Bank of Commerce owners of the Elite Hotel at West Commerce and Soledad streets lease the property to W. H. Reilman effective immediately. Improvements are planned as the bank retains future possession rights aligned with the proposed Soledad street widening project. J. K. Beretta says the arrangement supports the project while preserving bank aims.
James T Matthews Jr 17 son of Mr and Mrs J T Matthews of 119 Simon Street died after falling 60 feet from a derrick at Sour Lake Tex He died at 9 am Friday His body was brought to San Antonio for funeral services from the Matthews home on Sunday at 8 pm Interment will be in St Marys Catholic Cemetery Rev Robling of St Henrys parish will officiate He is survived by his parents and a sister Carrie Matthews He had been employed at Sour Lake for a short time.
Julian Lopez a 29 year old bartender was jailed in Bexar County on a murder charge after Maria Guerrero aged 26 died at her home 821 Monterey street. A brain hemorrhage from a fractured skull, said to be caused by the injury, prompted the charge filed by Detective Krause in Justice Fisk's court.
New York trading opened with slight declines as selling eased, bulls boosted early support and options closed steadier. Prices for nearby and deferred months showed mixed but overall firm tones with notable shifts across regions and contracts.
New Orleans November cotton futures opened steady to one point higher on the first sale with buying orders from brokers. Cables disappointed traders as hedge selling weighed on prices while rumors of high upland ginned cotton sparked no strong buying. Weather looked favorable, but unsettled Sunday prospects and liquidation kept sentiment cautious, with months trading 10 points under prior close at trough.
New Orleans November 15 reports steady cotton futures with early quotes around November 13.36 for November and 13.41 for December while January 13.47 and March 18.59 show varied bids. Futures closed steady with a slight net loss of points and mixed daily ranges across contracts from November through July.
Liverpool cotton report from November 15 shows prices steady with middling fair at 7.98 pence per pound and other grades listed. Total sales reach 6000 bales, with 6500 American and 600 for speculation and export. Receipts include 1000 American.
Futures closed quiet and steady across months with small variations in the Liverpool market. Prices ranged from November 7.26d to October-November 6.64%4, reflecting a calm trading session and no major directional moves.
New Orleans reports spot cotton unchanged at middling 136-16 cents. Sales total 1,052 on spot with 400 arriving. Prices span low ordinary to strict good middling with quotable ranges from 9 9-16 to 14 13-16 cents. Receipts 10,079 and total stock 193,960.
Spot cotton in uplands sold at 13.80 cents per pound and gulf at 14.05 cents with no transactions recorded. Market overview dated November 15 in New York.
Memphis prime basis oil quoted 6.13 6.14 and meal at 27.50. New York cotton seed oil futures closed steady with spot 7.04 and forward months from 7.04 to 7.86, notable sales include 800 January and 700 March at 7.18 and 7.36 respectively and total sales reaching 7000."
Galveston reports arriving steamers Colorado New York E Dia New York Federica Aus Port Inglies Lena Nov Cuban ports. Cleared Queenswood Br Hamburg. Sailed Corozal San Juan Mount Vernon Nov Puerto Cortez Drumlanfig Br Liverpool Cloatsham Br Bremen Kennebec New York Ester Nov Rio de Janeiro. New York reports arrivals Pro vence Havre Amerika Hamburg Uranium Rotterdam Hanover Bremen.
Nat M. Washer keynotes Ben Hur banquet at the Gunter Hotel praising fraternal unity among Masonic bodies and families. About 200 guests heard speeches, with Plaza Theater artists providing entertainment as Masonry’s ethical role and secrecy were discussed. women speakers predicted voting rights in Texas by 1916.
Numerous guests and registrants are noted at San Antonio hotels including E E Shults of Liano at the Gunter M C Jeffry of Lockhart at the Bexar and Mrs W P Powers of Marion at the Gunter Many other travelers from St Louis Houston and Dallas are listed at the St Anthony Menger Crockett Bowle Bexar and Savoy with arrivals at the Crockett and Savoy noted along with multiple local towns and hotels MARLANDALE HOT MUD BATHS advertise treatments for rheumatism and skin ailments with pricing and transportation details provided.
Metals markets opened in New York on November 15 with copper quoted near 316.50 for lake and 15.25 to 15.30 for electrolytic copper. Iron held steady as trading remained nominal and quiet.
New York reports steady cotton, quiet yarns with foreign wool firmer while domestic Texas wool prices exceed sellers' expectations. Silk crepes more available and fine printed cotons selling more freely amid varied demand.
New York traders remained cautious as professional sentiment turned bearish and small opening gains faded. Major names like Missouri Pacific and New Haven weakened, while volume stayed light and early losses were only modest as scattered buying later steady the market. Fort Worth cattle and hogs receipts show steady or varied movements with beef and pork prices отметить.
Chicago today reported hog receipts of 18000 with bulk sales 7.70 to 7.95, lights 7.50 to 8.10, heavy 7.40 to 8.10, rocks 7.40 to 7.65, pigs 5.25 to 7.25. Cattle receipts 500, market steady, beef cattle 6.75 to 9.65, Texas steers 1.70, stockers and feeders 4.90 to 7.66, cows and heifers 3.25 to 8.15, calves 7.00 to 11.25. Sheep receipts 2500, market weak, natives 4.00 to 6.25, yearlings 5.60 to 6.3a, lambs 6.00 to 6.75.
Cattle receipts numbered 1100 including 200 Texans with steady prices. Native beef steers 7.50 to 9.10. cows and heifers 4.25 to 8.35. Texas and Indian steers 6.70 to 7.00. oxen and other offerings varied. Sheep receipts none. native muttons 3.75 to 4.75. lambs 5.25 to 7.75. Market for other grain and cattle noted with mixed lots and general steady tone.
Kansas City market notes show hog receipts around 2000 head with heavy weights trading $7.50 to $7.90 and sows at $7.60 to $7.80. Cattle receipts about 2000 head including 600 southern steers with prime fed steers near $9.40 and dressed beef steers $6.75 to $8.75. southern steers $5.00 to $8.40. Yearlings around $5.50 to $6.40. Lambs at $5.25 to $5.50, ewes $4.00 to $5.00.
New York on November 15 reports prime mercantile paper at 5 and 6 percent with sterling exchange higher. 60 day rates at 481.10 and 485.50, commercial bills at 48 and a half percent, bar silver at 59 and a half cents. Mexican dollars 6 cents. Government bonds steady, railroad bonds irregular.
Brief historical note records observations made at the United States Navy on a Saturday morning in 1914. The fragment provides limited details, preserving the dated reporting style and emphasizing the exact timing and setting.
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