Two-ton Teo truck sale advertised in Crockett listing
An auction style notice promotes two ton Maxwell trucks as thoroughly over dated and as good as new. The ad cites 419 Main Ave and a contact Wirton Wichita Urnick with Crockett 5555.
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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1918
Page
14
An auction style notice promotes two ton Maxwell trucks as thoroughly over dated and as good as new. The ad cites 419 Main Ave and a contact Wirton Wichita Urnick with Crockett 5555.
Notice lists Liberty Ronda stock, pay limits, and price inquiry. Contact Morgan Yatter at 1210 Southwestern Life Building Dallas Texas for details on purchase and availability.
Market notes indicate California figs delayed by express shipment with pricing pending consignment delivery. Tomatoes okra and other vegetables rise with cold weather. Poultry remains strong though hens show activity. pork, potatoes, and onions listed with fluctuating quotes and regional receipts noted.
New York November 20 trading opened with a sharp break in shipping issues following a new Washington order affecting Mercantile Marine estimates. Marine preferred fell to 100, while Mexican Petroleum and other oil and steel shares showed uneven movements amid broad profit-taking and sector rotations.
Charles Hart of the public information committee sails for Bagdhad to study film exchanges with Europe and to plan overseas U S government pictures. He will supervise the overseas production and the European reconstruction work, traveling through Italy Switzerland and Sweden.
A Beth district court jurors found a 45 year old white man guilty of auto theft and he bolted from the courtroom. Officers pursued him through the plaza and an alley, and he was captured shortly after by city police. Indicted for a June theft, he faces a two year prison term.
At Union Stock Yards San Antonio the day’s market was slow and draggy with substantial stock on offer and prices unchanged from yesterday. Cattle and hog prices varied by class with calves and beef steers steady to firm and hogs trading around 16 to 17 dollars, receipts listed for cattle hogs and sheep with mixed activity across multiple western markets.
Chicago market mood shifts as predicted higher receipts pressure corn prices. December and January futures decline while shorts cover near delivery dates. Hog prices add limited support yet fail to steady overall of grain trading in Chicago.
The cotton market opened with gains of 30 to 50 points and extended to new highs as traders priced in relaxed Manchester restrictions and a larger allotment. New Orleans and Houston closed steady to higher, with Dallas and Galveston holding unchanged in a firm session.
New York cotton prices firmed early on December futures with a 60 point gain and trading around 4.80 for March. Reports indicate British freight alerts amid December shipment demand, while southern selling and quiet trade tone influenced nearby contracts.
New Orleans reports show cotton futures opening firm on hopes English spinning imports will rise. Prices advanced in early trading with gains from 70 to 97 points, then up to 74 points at the morning high, before midday realizations cooled gains.
Liverpool spot cotton activity shows middling and lower grades trading steady with modest receipts. Sales reach 1,900 bales amid quiet demand as market addresses December and January futures with modest price adjustments.
Pran vig Leupp former commissioner of Indian affairs died at his Washington home. Born in New York he held editorial roles in his early career and served on the Indian commission board appointed by Cleveland. He led Indian affairs during Roosevelt’s four terms and authored several books on the Indian question.
A fragmented market ad lists dry salt bacon eggs cheese and breakfast meats with prices and vendors. The note mentions woven text like delivery spots and exchange hints for freight.
Interior receipts and maritime cargo data from Atlantic ports show varied cotton movement. The report lists figures tied to Galveston Wilmington Norfolk and related coastal trade hubs with mentions of Houston and Richmond.
Alfred Cattopney, former American collegiate hammer champion, died in California on Tuesday from appendicitis. He did not graduate from the University of California, class of 1902.
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