Brand New Five Room Bungalow With New Kitchen
Beautiful 5 room bungalow with hard wood floors wing room and dining room brick mantel built in book cases and buffet Pittsburg gas water heater duplex shades awnings linoleum bath and kitchen garage and store room cement walks and curbs. Never occupied delightful neighborhood convenient to car price 2650 easy terms Nicholson Furnish 616 Brady Bldg Cr 1024.
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Pittsburg
Nicholson & Furnish
Brady Bidg. Cr
Strong San Antonio Finance Dept Seeks Property Listings
The department of a major San Antonio financial institution reports deals across residence and business property, farm land and ranch land, despite a dull market. It invites description of property for sale on reasonable terms as cash buyers are ready.
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Department OF San Antonio
For Sale or Trade Real Estate Listings Summary
Real estate ads offer six lots on South Presa and St. Chepe cheap or trade. Also seeks 10 acres improved within eight miles, a 100 acre farm with stock and implements. In-house with furniture or not at 726 ght, plus a small nursery at Travis Be 6128 Cliff Ave. Trade one North Pleasanton lot for live stock or a used car at 408 Somrano. An eight room two story modern residence in Tobin Hill at 208 Gibbs Bldg accepts a small cottage as first payment.
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Travis Be
Cliff Ave
North Pleasanton
Somrano
City
Tobin Hill
Gibbs
For Sale Farm Listings Near Boerne and Millet
For sale a small farm from 250 to 380 acres with house, waterworks, barn and outbuildings. About 100 acres cultivated. ideal for a energetic family. Inquiries to J C Reinhard Boerne exan. Also farm a half mile from Millet with 470 acres total 200 cultivated good four room house outbuildings wells windmill and tanks price 25 per acre one fourth cash balance 6 percent.
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J C. Reinhard
Boerne
Exan
Millet
For Sale Farm and Ranches Listings with Trade Offers
For sale listings advertise fifty acres highly improved eleven miles from the city with one third cash and no trade. traders may swap for 1900 acres of cheap grazing land in Presidio county near San Antonio. John Bollons Realty Co lists 304 S. Alamo. Other ads note 90 acre tract with 50 in cultivation, house, well, barn at 35 per acre, by W. B. Whitaker. Also convenience light ads note phone handling of wants.
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City
Phone Crockett
Presidio County
San Antonio
Saunders
John Bollons
Crockett
Army Orders Leave Of Absence For Officers
Two months leave granted to Captain Allan L. Briggs of the Third Infantry. First Lieutenant Horace Hickman of the Seventh Cavalry assigned to the University of Maine. Colonel Armand L. Lasseign, Eleventh Infantry, detailed in charge of militia affairs in Porto Rico. Captain Joseph I. McMullen Cavalry removed from a detached list.
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Allan L. Briggs
Third Infantry
Horace Hickman
Seventh Cavalry
University of Maine
Armand L. Lasseign
Eleventh Infantry
Porto Rico
Joseph I. M'Mullen
Cavalry
State Purchases Ring Up Wide Range From Asylum to College
George Leavy, state purchasing agent, reports numerous open market buys across Texas. Items include hospital supplies for the tuberculosis colony in Denton, furniture for the Agricultural and Mechanical College at Bryan, lumber for Gatesville’s Training School, shoes for the State Prison, denims and coal for several state homes and asylums, books for the Orphans Home, and equipment for Deaf Dumb and Blind Institute in Austin.
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Austin
Tex
George Leavy
Deaf and Dumb Institute
Agricultural and Mechanical College
Bryan
Abilene
State Training School
Gatesville
State Penitentiary
Orphans’ Home
College of Industrial Arts
Confederate Home
Southwestern Insane Asylum
San Antonio
Confederate Woman's Home
Department of Mechanics
Prairie View
Normal
Deaf, Dumb and Blind Institute
San Marcos Normal
State Capitol
Art Department of
Blind Institute
Wholesale markets reveal vast vegetable and fruit price listings
A dense catalog shows wholesale rates for potatoes onions and peppers by state and crate, with numerous per hundredweight, per bushel, per dozen, and per box figures. It also lists canned goods, dried fruits, and coffee prices, reflecting a broad trade snapshot.
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Texas
California
Colorado
Jonathan
Ben Davis
Florida
L. M Hatsins
APPLE
Sonterein
Artlett
Illinois
Peake
Maxwell
Too Late to Classify Antec-Driver on Ford Yenay
An unclear OCR fragment mentions a driver on Ford Yenay with a route or address at 209 Avenue C. It lacks readable names, dates, or concrete events to form a fuller item.
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Ford Yenay
Copper and Steel Lead Opening Stock Market Pulse
Copper and steel shares dominated the opening with gains across major producers and minors. Sloss Sheffield up fraction to three points, Bethlehem Steel preferred five, Gulf States Steel 19, United States Steel active with high turnover as rails and other specialties rise late day.
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New York
Copper
Sloss-Sheffield Steel
Bethlehem Steel
Gulf States Steel
Virginia Tron
Republic Tron
Lackawanna Steel
Utah
Anaconda Coppers
American Zinc
Baldwin Locomotive
United States Steel
Philadelphia Company
United Railways
National Enameling
General Electric
Lackawannar Steel
Money markets report on San Antonio currency quotes
Trading in Mexican money in San Antonio Thursday showed quotes for silver pesos at 60 to 61 and 44 to 45 for other coins. Bank notes from State and National banks ranged from 14 to 16 percent, with Carranza money at .01 and 1-10.
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San Antonio
Bank of London & Mex
Carranza Money
Mercantile Currency Rates and Bond Mood Report
New York markets show mercantile paper at 1 percent, Sterling sixty day bills at 471 percent, commercial 60 day bills on banks 470 percent, demand 475 percent, cables 476 7 16. Francs demand 584 percent, cables 583. Guilders demand 40, cables 41. Silver 71 1 2 percent, Mexican dollars 55 cents. Government bonds steady. railroad bonds firm.
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New York
Mercantile Paper
Time loans ease as rates hold and petroleum output tops
Time loan rates eased to 69 days at 3 percent, 90 days and six months at 2 to 3 percent. Call money stayed steady with a high near 2 percent and last bid at 2 percent. The US Geological Survey reports petroleum production in 1915 at 426,892,673 barrels, up 7 percent from 1914.
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New York
United States Geological Survey
Steady Live Stock Prices At Union Stock Yards
Prices in the Union Stock Yards at Fort Worth and nearby markets eased little as light arrivals kept values stable. Hog prices ranged up to 9.25, cows 4.50 to 5.50, calves 5 to 6.50, steers 6 to 6.75, with receipts of cattle 325, calves 63, horses 46, hogs 206.
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Union Stock Yards
Nye
Fort Worth cattle and hog market report
Fort Worth market notes cattle receipts 4800 steady with steers 6.00 to 6.75, stockers 5.50 to 6.50, heifers 5.50 to 6.50, cows 4.00 to 6.25, bulls 4.00 to 5.00, calves 4.50 to 9.25. Hogs receipts 4500, prices 16 to 15 cents lower, bulk 9.45 to 9.80, top 9.60. Sheep and lambs receipts 250, lambs 7.50 to 8.50, wethers 5.00 to 7.50, ewes 6.50 to 7.00, culls 4.00 to 5.00, goats 3.26 to 5.25.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Aeeer
Market Receipts and Quotes for Hog Cattle and Sheep
Kansas City traders report hog receipts at 12 000 with prices from 9.10 to 9.75 and a lower tone. Cattle receipts 7000 with primes at 10.25 to 11.60 and cows 4.50 to 7.75. Sheep receipts 8000 with lambs 11.40 to 12.00, yearlings 8.75 to 10.00 and wethers 7.75 to 8.70.
Live Stock Receipts and Prices Reported in St Louis
Receipts: hogs 17000 market 20 to 30 cents lower. Light hogs 9.00 to 9.65, pigs 6.50 to 8.75, mixed and butcher 9.00 to 9.89, heavy 9.70 to 9.80, bulk 9.25 to 9.65. Cattle receipts 6009 market steady. native beef steers 7.50 to 11.50, yearling steers and heifers 8.50 to 11.50, cows 5.50 to 7.8, stockers and feeders 5.30 to 7.50, prime southern steers 8.00 to 9.00, calves 6.00 to 11.99. Sheep receipts 1300 market steady. lambs 7.50 to 12.00, ewes 3.75 to 7.60, yearlings 8.00 to 9.25.
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Kansas City
ST. Louis
Exaa
Eauthern
Receipts and Hog Prices Lead Chicago Market Report
Chicago on November 16 notes hog receipts of 46 000 with 10 cent under yesterday’s average, various hog price ranges from 8.45 to 9.99, pigs at 4.25 to 8.25, cattle receipts 11 000 with firm market and beef cattle from 6.80 to 12.05, western steers 6.60 to 10.25, stockers 4.75 to 7.99, cows 3.25 to 9.75, calves to 8.50, and sheep and lambs 7.90 to 12.00.
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Chicago
Daily cattle sales report from Oklahoma City and related notices
Oklahoma City cattle sales show 2500 head steady while hogs near 2400 sell 10 to 15 cents lower top at 9.60. Sheep 600 up, and assorted farm names appear with record prices and weights from Cushing Commanche Tempit and nearby towns amid market notes. New York coffee futures trade shows No. 7 prunes irregular with December at 8.08 and March forward.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
York
Ae Prunes
Metal markets update with metal prices and notes
New York markets show iron steady and unchanged while tin remains strong with spot at 44.75. Electrolytic and other price notes appear with first quarter at 32.00 and second quarter around 30.00 to 32.00.
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New York
Aarret ‘Aitk Anes Aem
Louis Dean Ees
Market Quotes From London Metals Finish Mixed
London market report shows lead at 30 pounds sterling 108, spelt er 56 pounds 15s, spot copper 185 pounds, futures 0 pounds 10s. Electrolytic and tin prices listed with spot and futures values varying in thin trading.
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London
Prices for Cotton Smash All Records Since Civil War
Quotations from principal cotton markets show the middling grade price at delivery points. San Antonio Houston New Orleans and Liverpool are cited with figures reflecting record highs for cotton since the Civil War.
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Coton Smash
Oo Sales
San Antonio
Houston
New Orleans
Liverpool
Wheat market bulls wobble as Argentine damage fuels gains
Hot winds in southern Argentina lifted wheat prices in Chicago while domestic spring wheat deliveries ran light and elevator stocks were low. British buyers stayed out of the market and reports of embargo talk weighed. Corn rose on Argentina crop damage, while hog prices slipped on lower quotes.
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Chicago
Argentina
Australia
India
Wilson
Congress
Kansas City Grain Quotations Rise in Farm Market
Quotations show wheat advancing to higher levels with No 1 soft and No 2 red around 1.85 to 1.99 per bushel. Corn also up with various standard classifications, oats steady to higher, rye near 1.42 per bushel. The figures reflect early market activity in Kansas City.
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Kansas City
Pac. We
Grain futures close with mixed bids in Kansas City
In Kansas City trading the grain market closed with front month prices showing strength in wheat as December and May contracts quoted around 1.83 and 1.86 dollars respectively. Corn futures softened with December near 95 cents and May at 95 1/2 cents.
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Kansas City
Turer
Cotton prices surge past Civil War highs in national markets
In a record rise, New Orleans and New York cottons hit peaks unseen since the Civil War as expectations of a severe crop shortage push futures higher. Reports hint at a possible ginning surge, with spot prices climbing and traders braced for further gains and occasional pullbacks.
New York Cotton Market Surges to Fresh Records
New York cotton opened with renewed activity and hit new highs across deliveries. January rose to 20.35 and May to 20.48 with further gains into the morning, then eased slightly as buyers and traders pressed for long positions and hedges.
Cotton futures open steady as market eyes Liverpool open
New York cotton futures opened steady with December at 20.22 and May at 20.46 while January sits at 20.35 and July at 20.49. Futures closed irregular with highs near 20.50 and lows around 20.12 as Liverpool is set to open Friday from six to six points up.
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New York
Liverpool
Wheat and grain prices edge higher in St Louis market
Quotations today show wheat advancing with No. 2 red at 1.89 to 1.92 and No. 2 winter at about 1.91. Oats, rye hold steady with No. 2 oats 58 to 60 cents and No. 2 rye near 1.49, markets reflecting mixed grains in St Louis trading.
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ST. Louis
Ornaia
Commodity prices in Chicago futures market
On November 16 1976 quotations show No 2 red wheat at 1 97 prior, No 2 hard at 1 97, No 2 yellow corn at 1 05, standard oats at 68 to 69 cents, barley ranged 90 cents to 1 28.
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Chicago
Owen Hirh
Provisions Quotations From Chicago Markets
Local packing house quotations for Thursday show dry salt extras at 16 chance, bacon extras 18, dry salt bellies 14 16 pound average 18, fancy breakfast bacon 78, farry hams 22, bacon bellies 14 16pound average 20, Pure lard 18, compound 15.
New Orleans Cotton Rises to New Highs on Bullish Views
In New Orleans trading, cotton prices advanced 16 to 18 points in early action with March surpassing 20 cents for the first time. Gains persisted into the afternoon as forecasts of a strong census ginning report and bullish tones kept demand for futures, with later prices 18 to 29 points above yesterday's close.
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San Antonio
San Antonio Exchange
Liverpool
New York
New Orleans
Longs
Census Bureau
Cotton futures edge steady amid mixed prices
New Orleans reports steady opens for cotton futures with December at 19.66 and March at 20.04, while January sits at 19.75 and May at 20.23. Closing bids show barely steady movement with late values around 19.57 to 20.48 and notes of widespread female factory employment in shoe plants.
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New Orleans
Cotton seed oil closes steady in New York trading
In New York on November 16 cotton seed oil closed steady with futures bids listed for multiple months. November trades around 12.56 to 12.85, December 12.64 to 12.67, January 12.64 to 12.65, February 12.64 to 12.68, March 12.70 to 12.72, and April around 12.76 to 12.7 in a muted session.
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New York
Liverpool
Milk Adulteration Found in Texas Dairy Samples
The Texas Pure Food Department reports 5 of 20 milk samples from Waco adulterated, 1 of 6 from Weatherford, and 3 of 11 from Mineral Wells. Officials say the milk was skimmed and watered and that complaints will be filed against the dealers involved.
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Austin
Tex
State Pure Food Department
Waco
Mineral Wells
Weatherford
Hoffman
Aigo
Maritime Intelligence Galveston Navy Updates
Galveston intelligence lists arrivals and departures: arriving ships Concho from New York and Panuco from Tampico. sailing vessels El Siglo and San Marcos bound for New York, Infanta Isabel from Spain, and Barcelona. date November 16.
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Galveston
Tex
Concho
New York
Panuco
Tampico
el Siglo
San Marcos
Infanta Isabel
Barcelona
Sugar Prices Steady. Futures Open Firmer on Covering
New York markets report raw sugar steady with Centrifugal at 6.40 and molasses 5.53 while refined sugar remains at 7.50. Sugar futures open firmer on covering and trade support as noon quotes show 5 to 6 point gains.
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New York
Spot cotton gains strength in Liverpool market
Liverpool agents report spot cotton firm with good midling at 1 01d and middling around 11.914d, low middling 11.75d. Sales total 8000 bales, including 7300 American and funds for speculation and export. Receipts 1000.
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Liverpool
Futures rates steady in Liverpool market
Liverpool reports futures prices showing steady levels with contract strikes ranging from 11.82 pence for November to 11.29 pence for November December, covering multiple successive monthly periods through the year.
Cotton Statistics United States Exports Note 1916
Weather Bureau data notes observations at 8 a m on Thursday November 16 1916. Wind under 10 mph and precipitation under .0 inch not published. Allen Buell meteorologist signs off with observational caution.
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Allen Buell
Meteorologist
Weather Bureau
Frost Hit San Antonio Veggies Cutting Local Yields
Local dealers report widespread vegetable damage after a recent frost around San Antonio. Radishes and turnips suffer heavy losses while celery and cranberries from the north begin arriving to offset the impact. Prices rise on onions peppers currants crackers eggs and other items amid strong demand.
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San Antonio
Here
Shippers' Market Prices In San Antonio Produce
Buyers paid steady to firm prices for country produce in San Antonio. Texas country candles 40c. Texas creamery 30 34c per pound, country 25 26c, packing stock 22 25c. Poultry firm with hens 8.00 per dozen, large fryers 6.50 7.00, turkeys 23 2c per pound, ducks 5.50 6.00 per dozen, geese 7.00 9.00.
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San Antonio
Texas
Texas Creamery
Market Quotations and Receipts Report
Chicago market report shows creamery butter at 34 to 37 1/2 cents, eggs higher with 3476 cases and quotations up to 37 88e, ordinary eggs 35 3/4 to 36 1/2 cents. Potatoes with 43 car receipts unchanged, poultry alive unchanged.
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Chicago
Commodity quotes from Kansas City and New York markets
Kansas City quotations listed butter and egg prices with firsts and seconds shown for Cropmere feeds and various poultry products. Raw Valley early Ohios steady at 1.70, while cotton seed oil quotations were given for New York on November 16.
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Kansas City
Cotton Ginned in DeWitt County Before November First
Special Agent Co. T. Schwab reports 46,253 bales of cotton ginned in DeWitt county prior to November 1, 1916, compared with 37,843 bales to November 1, 1915.
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Cuero
Tex
Special Agent Co
T. Schwab
DeWitt County
Rice market steady after strong New Orleans receipts
In New Orleans on November 16 rough and clean rice held steady. Receipts reached 15 007 sacks with millers reporting 04 sacks clean and 6791 cheta sold. Sales included Rough Honduras 482 sacks Blue Rose 411 clean Honduras 3143 pockets Japan 1826 and Blue Rose 2325.
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New Orleans
Honduras
Japan
Cotton goods markets show firmness in worst yarns
NEW YORK DAY Goos. NEW YORK, Nov. 16. Cotton goods markets were quiet and fi yesterday. S nine were firm and worst yarns were higher and more active. Knit goods prices for fall advanced over 60 per cent. One line which sold last year at $3.50 a chosen was offered for fall, 1917, at $5.26.
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New York
Turpentine and Resin Market Figures Stated
Savannah reports firm turpentine with sales 219 and receipts 307 shipments 234 stock 19381. Resin line shows sales 1621 receipts 1344 shipments 900 stock 77434. Quotations list several grades and prices from 6.80 to 7.10 per unit.
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Savannah
W. G
W. W
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