Stocks Fall Then Recover Amid Light Trading Pressure
New York stocks slid as holders sold awaiting a favorable turn in prices. A strong technical market kept declines modest while lower money rates failed to spur speculation. Amalgamated, Canadian Pacific and Great Northern preferred dropped. United States Steel and others posted small losses as the market ended heavy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Amalgamated
Canadian Pacific
Great Northern
United States Steel
Money Market Summary New York Nov 20
Call money eased to 2 3 and 2 1⁄2 percent with ruling rate 2 1⁄2 percent and close at 2 3⁄8 percent. Time loans steady at 60 days 5 percent 90 days around 5 to 5 1⁄2 percent and six months 4 1⁄2 to 5 percent.
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New York
Mercantile Paper and Exchange Report
Mercantile paper price at 5 1 4 8 percent with sterling exchange steady at 60 days 4.81 and demand bills 4.80 rates for commercial bills. Bar silver 58 c Mexican dollars 46 c government bonds steady railroad bonds easy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Metal markets overview with London prices and U S quotes
Lead steady near 4.20 with London quotes around 19 pounds 2s 6d. Spelter quiet at 5.20 with London 20 pounds. Copper unsettled with electrolytic at 15.12 37, casting 15.00. Tin eased around 39.75 to 40.25, London 180 pounds. Antimony dull at Cookeon's 7.60, Tron quiet. Cleveland warrants 498 914.
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London
Cleveland
Marine Intelligence Galveston Arrivals and Clearances
Galveston naval report lists arrivals including Antillian Liverpool Ikbal El Valle Principessa Laetitia Lena Noruega Christiana Gothenberg and others. Cleared ships include Lena Topila Noruega Christiana Gothenberg and Federican. Sailed vessels include Clearfield In kula Concho Jean and Federican bound for various ports.
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Galveston
Antillian
Liverpool
Ikbal
el Valle
New York
Principessa Laetitia
Ital
Port Tampa
Lena
Havana
Matanzas
Port Au Prince
Topila
Tampico
Noruega
Christiana
Gothenberg
Clearfield
Tank
Tuxpam
Federican
Aus
Barcelona
Inkula
Concho
Jean
Tampa
Real Estate Transfers List With Multiple Property Deals
A dense log of transfers shows William H Van Riper Jr selling to John Blackburn Miller in 1913 on War ren Street. Miller transferring to Frank Swindler. executor W W Nichols selling to George Miller. West Texas Bank Trust Co transferring parcels on North Fine Street. Mary Winslow releases. numerous other 1913 deeds across Berlin Heights Hazelwood and Mission Ridge with prices from 1 to 2500 dollars. The record reflects varied parcels, blocks, and streets in San Antonio and surrounding counties.
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William H. van Riper Jr
San Diego
Cal
John Blackburn Miller
New York City
New City Block
Warren Street
J. Blackburn Miller
William €. Berry
N. Y
Frank Swindler
Bexar County
Eeparats
San Antonio Loan and Trust Company
Leroy G. Denman
Mary FE. V. Winslow
Alexander Boynton
Emma Williams
Nueces County
Delmar Street
South Heights
Emily Falbusch
Pauline Johnson
Lakeview Gardens
W. Land Corporation
W. W. Searcy Jr
B. B. Brawner
Guadalupe County
Berlin Heights
W. H. Brawner
Berlin Helene
Frank Brawner
W. F. Gohlke
C.schasse
Charles Oelkers
William Martin
Davis Street
Mission Ridge
R. F. Eee
Theo
M. Priest
B. F. Dittmar
Haught
New City
Hillcrest
F. A. Houck
John W. Turner
E. A
Minnie M. Peace
Pasadena Heights
W. ©. Nichole
W. A. Daniel
F. J. Kearful
G. Peterson
City
Observations at 8 a.m. on November 20 1913
The report records observations made at 8 a m Thursday November 20 1913 with no further context. Weather or event specifics are not provided in the available text.
Turkey movement of record proportions in wholesale markets
Wholesale turkey demand surges as buyers stockpile for Thanksgiving. San Antonio firms lock 35 carloads from a Washington supplier, with each carload about 18,000 birds weighing around 10 pounds. Local market strength sustains 12% cents per pound while Lockhart receipts hit record highs and prices dip to ten cents.
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Produce Commission
San Antonio
Cotton goods markets hold steady with winter sales in blankets
New York reports quiet steady trading in cotton goods. Leading lines of cotton blankets have been sold up and withdrawn for the winter season. Domestic fancy embroideries are selling well for spring. Worsted yarns remain quiet and easy.
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New York
Rice and Honduras Juncture Show Strong Market Tone
New Orleans reports brisk activity in rough Honduras and Japan rice with firm tone. Quoted prices include rough Honduras 2.00?4.75 and Japan 2.00?3.75. Receipts tallied 4 467 sacks mills and sales noted at 424.55 for 298 rough Honduras sacks and 2292 pockets clean Honduras at 1 5.
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New Orleans
Honduras
Japan
Millere
Coffee futures steady in New York with March and May contracts
In New York on November 20, coffee futures for No. 7 Rio remained steady. March futures closed at 9.73 cents per pound and May at 9.99 cents, reflecting a stable market tone despite fluctuations.
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New York
Rio
Poultry and Butter Prices Noted in St Louis Report
In St Louis on November 20 quotations show chickens 9 1/2 to 9 3/4 cents, turkeys 11 cents, ducks 12 1/4 to 12 1/2, geese 10 1/2 cents. Butter creamery 32 cents per pound and eggs 3 1/2 cents each.
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ST. Louis
Springa
Ile
Market Quotes Show Varied Dairy and Poultry Stays
New York and Chicago market notes on November 20 report eggs steady with firsts at 34 to 35 cents and seconds at 24 cents, butter unchanged, poultry and cheese steady, potatoes falling with 50 car receipts. Michigan and Wisconsin white potatoes quoted 65 to 70 cents, Minnesota and Ohio white 65 to 70 cents, red 65 to 68 cents.
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Kansas City
Chicago
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Ohio
St Andrews Golf Club Marks 25th Anniversary Dinner
New York observes the twenty-fifth anniversary of the founding of St. Andrews Golf Club the first in the United States with a city dinner. Surviving members of the old apple tree gang are honored for introducing golf here. Joseph Reid is praised as a key founder. President Wilson and former President Taft send congratulatory messages.
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New York
St. Andrews
Taft
Cotton Situation at a Glance New Orleans Market
A brief market note on cotton prices and conditions in the New Orleans area. It highlights the current price trend, demand signals, and any notable shifts in supply or trading activity affecting local merchants and exporters.
Better Demand for Wheat Lifts Grain Market in Chicago
Light Russian shipments and solid continental demand push wheat higher at open. Mild weather trims the upturn as selling emerges in the northwest while soft weather boosts corn and May oats. General commission buying nudges provisions up, winter wheat gains on exporter demand, and the market closes firm with grain offerings steady.
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Chicago
General Commission
General Commission House
Grain and Provisions Market Report Chicago
Chicago November 20 grain and provisions market today shows open high low and close for provisions with no further data available in the excerpt. The report records market movement but lacks specifics on prices or item names in this fragment.
Wheat and grain quotes and receipts in St Louis market
Quotations show cash wheat a No 2 red at 92 94?c and No 2 hard at 86% 92% c. Corn No 2 and No 2 white around 76c. Oats No 2 41c and No 2 white 42% c. December wheat 88%?c and May 92% c. December corn 71% c and May 72% c. December oats 40% c and May 43% c. Receipts yesterday flour 16,000 barrels wheat 74,000 bushels corn 17,000 oats 63,000. Shipments flour 16,000 barrels wheat 76,000 corn 13,000 oats 61,000.
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ST. Louis
Market quotes from Kansas City grain prices
Kansas City quotations list cash wheat at No 2 hard 82 87c No 2 red 86 87c corn No 2 mixed 75c No 2 white 73 76c oats No 2 white 41 42c No 2 mixed 40 41c Wheat December 81c May 81c Corn December 70c May 72c
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Kansas City
Hogs rise at Union Stock Yards market report
Hogs recovered nearly all weekly losses with higher prices across market centers. Union Stock Yards in St Louis and Chicago show hogs at 7.50, cattle steady with best cows at 5.25 and calves at 6.50, while a small Dallas area yard offers 25 head in Parker department and en route horses and sheep to other markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Stock Yards
Parker Department
Fort Worth Cattle Prices Fall Slightly on Week
Fort Worth market reports cattle receipts at 300 with calves 600 and a ten cent general decline. Beef steers ranged to 46.75, stocker steers to 6.50, cows to 5.25, heifers to 6.50, bulls to 5.00, calves to 7. Hogs receipts 1800 with prices up five cents. five car loads top at 8.10 and bulk at 7.85 to 8.10. Sheep receipts 150 with market steady.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Cattle and Hogs Market Report From St Louis
Receipts and quotations show cattle receipts 4300 with 1600 Texans and steady market. Native beef steers 7.50 to 9.15, cows and heifers 4.25 to 8.35, Texas steers 5.75 to 7.00, calves 4.25 to 5.50. Hogs receipts 8500 with higher tone. pigs and lights 6.50 to 8.00, good heavy 8.00 to 8.15. Sheep receipts 1000 steady. native muttons 3.75 to 4.40, lambs 5.25 to 7.60.
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ST. Louis
Texas
Oklahoma
Kansas City Market Prices for Hogs Cattle and Sheep
Receipts and quotations reported with hogs at bulk sales 7.60 to 7.95, pigs 6.25 to 7.25, heavy 7.80 to 7.95. Cattle receipts 3000 including 600 southerns, primes fed steers 8.25 to 99.00, dressed 7.00 to 8.25, cows 4.25 to 6.75, heifers 5.25 to 9.00, calves 6.25 to 10.00. Sheep market strong with lambs 6.50 to 7.75, yearlings 4.75 to 5.50, wethers 4.25 to 5.00.
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Kansas City
Beef and Hog Market Report From Chicago and Texas Meeting
Chicago market shows receipts hogs 23000 cattle 4500 sheep 28000 with mixed to prime price ranges and a strong trend. Texas Beef Clubs to Meet in Fort Worth on November 27 1913 under the Texas Department of Agriculture led by Commissioner Ed R Kane at 10:30 a m.
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Austin
Tex
Ed R. Kane
Texas Department of Agriculture
iFort Worth
Chicago market quotations for grains and corn
Chicago prices show No. 2 red wheat 95 96 cents, No. 2 hard 88% 89 cents, No. 2 northern 88% 90 cents, No. 2 spring 88 cents. Corn No. 2 72% cents, No. 2 white 74% 72 cents, No. 2 yellow 75% cents. Oats No. 2 white 42% cents, standard 40% 41 cents. Barley 53 80 cents.
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Chicago
Cotton Market Reverses Gain After Opening Rally
New York cattle and cotton market notes show an opening advance of 2.12 points driven by revision committee optimism, followed by heavy selling as spot houses pressure prices. By late morning trading was mixed with narrow fluctuations and a net loss of 56 to 8 points in active months.
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New York
Exchange Revision Committee
New Orleans Cotton Opens Quiet On Mixed Signals
The New Orleans cotton market opened barely higher on good cables and a bullish spot revision in New York. Traders awaited tomorrow's Census ginning report amid nervous, flickering moves with prices slipping four to five points by noon and activity centered around the call and active months.
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New Orleans
New York
Bears
Census Bureau
Longs
Shorts
Cotton futures open quiet in New Orleans market
New Orleans cotton futures opened quiet with Dec at 12.156 bid and Jan 13.2324. The market remained dull through the afternoon, trading 1 point under yesterday's close at 2 pm, then closed steady with a net decline of 6 to 11 points.
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New York
Dee
Wees
Iiokv
New Orleans
Liverpool cotton prices and sales figures reported
Spot cotton in fair demand with prices listed for each grade. Middling fair 7.874 pence, good middling 7.574, middling 7.414, low middling 7.19d, good ordinary 6.57d, ordinary 6.23d. Total sales 8000 bales including 7400 American and 1000 for speculation and export. Receipts 400 bales, all American.
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Liverpool
Pricea Caaler
Futures Close Quiet and Steady in Liverpool Trade
In Liverpool on November 20 futures closed quiet and steady with varied contracts listed. Notable figures include Nov 7 164 and a sequence of Oct-Nov and other month spreads ranging from 6.444 to 7.040 with several 7.00 percent levels.
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Liverpool
Spot cotton market recounts New Orleans and world mids
New Orleans spot cotton quiet with middling at 13 1 2 cents. Sales on spot 650 and to arrive 2850. Receipts 10,652 bales. stock 213,477 bales. Other markets show various middling ranges from New York to Liverpool and Galveston.
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New Orleans
Cotton Prices Steady Across Memphis and New York
Memphis reports spot cotton unchanged with Middling at 13 1 2 cents. New York spots show quiet trade with Middling uplands at 13.60 cents and gulf at 13.85 cents. no sales recorded.
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Memphis
Tenn
New York
Gulf
Cotton Seed Goods Prices Reported for Memphis Market
Prime basis on 6.18 14, meals 27.25 27.60, linters 2% 3%. The note comes from Cotton Seed Products in Memphis Tennessee dated November 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Tenn
Linters
Hides and Leather Trade Report Today
Hides steady and leather demand firm in New York trade circles as buyers consider upcoming seasonal orders. Market tone remains cautious with limited price movement and steady merchant activity across major commodities houses.
Cotton seed oil market closes steady in New York
The New York cotton seed oil market closes steady with spot at 7.15 to 7.30 and futures ranges from 7.10 to 7.89. Notable sales include 13,700 total with January through July contracts traded and prices around 7.13 to 7.47 for various months.
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New York
Sugar Price Report From New York Market
New York market round up notes Muscovado at 8.20 dollars per hundredweight centrifugal at 3.70 dollars and molasses sugar at 2.95 dollars with refined sugar quoted quiet amid trading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Muscovado
Murder trial halted by defense in Howerton case
Police Officer Howerton faces murder charges over the Dickerson death with the defense contesting the judge's proposed instructions on negligent homicide. Howerton testified the shooting was accidental and denied aiming at Dickerson, prompting objections to prior murder-trial testimony. The trial paused as lawyers argued the jury charge before further arguments.
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E. EF. Howerton
L. M. Dickerson
Anderson
Howerton
Dickerson
Pipes
Linden
New York Cotton Exchange Tightens Low Grade Penalties
The New York Cotton Exchange revision committee raised penalties on low grade cotton by 10 to 85 points in its meeting last night. Low middling moved to 125 points under middling and good ordinary discounted 300 points, aligning with a weaker crop. high grade premiums also rose slightly as brokers commented the changes fit a low grade crop.
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New York
New York Cotton Exchange
Building Permits Issued for Dwellings and Shops
Dr BE Evans files for a 3 room dwelling on Rural avenue priced at 359 dollars Hi Pianta plans an iron clad shop on Fredericksburg road valued at 500 dollars A W Wessly seeks a 5 room dwelling on South Mesquite street for 1800 FE Arnold applies for a 3 room dwelling on San Fernando street at 400 dollars A J Clement also applies for a 3 room dwelling on San Fernando street at 600 dollars
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BE. O. Evans
Rural Avenue
Hi. Pianta
Fredericksburg Road
A. W. Wessly
South Mesquite Street
FE. Arnold
San Fernando Street
A. J. Clement
Automobile Licenses Parade of Local Firms and Addresses
License list shows three entries: 4315 Ford Soldier Steam Bakery at 1911 New Braunfels Avenue, 4316 Ford Soldier Steam Bakery at 1911 New Braunfels Avenue, and 4317 Rambler W. E. B. Wright R. F. D. No. 5.
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Ford
Soldier Steam Bakery
New Braunfels Avenue
Rambler
W. EB. Wright
Marriage Licenses Issued for Jones Marley and Ramirez Venegas
Robert Elliott Jones and Terry Marley, Elaterio Ramirez and Louisa Venegas secured marriage licenses in a local civil registry. The entries list the couples with no noted impediments or additional details.
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Robert Elliott Jones
Terry Marley
Elaterio Ramirez
Louisa Venegas
Supreme Court actions list from Austin proceedings
The Austin Supreme Court session yielded applications granted and dismissed for want of jurisdiction, with numerous cases across counties, motions to dismiss writs of error, and rehearings. A closing note reports the 1913 Kalamata district crop at 35 million Venetian pounds, per authoritative statement.
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Supreme Court
Austin
Tex
J. F. McLaughlin
Morris
Wilbarger County
Ww. M. Massie
Rachael Hutchinson
Floyd
A. F. Park
C. A. Swarts
Tarrant
Z A. McReynolds
W. R. Petty
Anderson
W. G. Walker
A. P. Ward
Jackson
J. J. Wilhite
Gulf, Texas & West Railway Co
Baylor
H. N. Garrett
R. N. Grisham
Fisher
J. C. Beebe
Hallie B. Sweeney
Harris
S. H. Brashear
Houston Motor Car Co
Briggs
Limestone
T. R. Irwin
E. I. Dupont de’Nemours Powder Co
Dallas
T. J. Thompson
Hutchison
P. A. Morrow
Jones
B. Sachs
A. Goldberg
Jefferson
Kirby Lumber Co
James J. Williams
Alex Freund
L. S& Sabine
J. W. Parks
Jeff Davis
Navarro
A. Bowman
Farmeraville Mill & Light Co
Collin
W. M. Rice Institute
Joseph Freeman
Jasper
M. Yeaman
Galveston City Co
Galveston
Fort Worth Bell Ry. Co
C. L. Perryman
J. C. Newton
H. L. Easterwood
Taylor
W. T. McCampbell
B. H. Cubbage
Bexar
G. W. Thomason
Mattie Rogers
Clay
Thom & Scott
P. J. Hart
Hamilton
Lenora Bush
Producers of! Co
Charles Hodges
North Texas State Bank
San Antonio Traction Co
Thi Urban
Kalamata
Messina
British Germany Interest Tied to Pearson Oil Concessions
Lic Jose Vasconcelos, former Madero ally, says England Germany and the United States pressed Mexico over oil concessions held by the Pearson Oil Syndicate. He charges Lord Cowdray's monopolies and expropriation plans, tied to Sir Lionel Carden and political meddling, influenced by Cowdray in London and Mexico City.
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England
Huerta
Pearson Oil Syndicate
Mexico
Lic
Jose Vasconcelos
Senor Vasconcelos
Madero
Germany
United States
Porfirio Diaz
el Aguila Oil Company
Lorg Cowdray
Chiapas
Tabasco
Campeche
Valle
San Luis Potosi
Tamaulipas
Vera Cruz
Pearson
Pearsons
Lord Cowdray
Mexico City
Diaz
Lionel Carden
Cowdray
Earl Grey
Charge O'Shaughnessy
von Hintze
Son
McKinney Pioneer Dead in Collin County
Uncle Jim Wetzel 84 longtime Collin county pioneer died at his home near McKinney Texas this morning after a long life of local service and activity in the community. He was a well known figure in the area and his passing is noted by friends and neighbors.
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McKinney
M’kinney
Tex
Jim” Wetzel
Collin County
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