Thanksgiving Day Closure By City Furniture Dealers
We the undersigned furniture and music dealers will be closed all day tomorrow in observance of Thanksgiving. Listed are Alamo Furniture, Cut Rate Furniture, Eagle Furniture, Guarantee Furniture, Higginbotham Furniture, Household Furniture, Karotkin Furniture, King Furniture, Peck Furniture, Schoenfield Furniture, Stowers Furniture, Texas Furniture, Western Furniture, South Texas Music, Fox Company, Alamo City Music, House Field Lipman Piano, and San Antonio Music Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alamo Furniture Company
Cut Rate Furniture Company
Eagle Furniture Company
Guarantee Furniture Company
Higginbotham Furniture Company
Household Furniture Company
Karotkin Furniture Company
King Furniture Company
Peck Furniture Company
Schoenfield Furniture Company
Stowers Furniture Company
Texas Furniture Company
Western Furniture Company
South Texas Music Company
Fox Company
Alamo City
House Field-Lipman Piano Company
San Antonio Music Company
Texas
Transient strength to corn but trend toward lower level
Chicago November 27 report shows corn opening with strength guidance from holiday pacing but overall market drift to lower levels. Prices for No 2 yellow and white corn quoted around 1.40 to 1.50, with oats and wheat showing mixed moves. Hog provisions held firmer, aiding overall cash grain tone amid unsettled closes.
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Chicago
Lige Weber
Meagher
asWanyas
Former saloonmen of San Antonio win $1200 license suit
Fourth Court of Civil Appeals upholds lower court ruling in L. W. Tittle acting Texas comptroller versus W. G. Bartholomee and J. B. Hermer former saloonmen of San Antonio. Reinstated license value of $1200, though saloon operations remain null, meaning unused license funds return to appellants.
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San Antonio
Fourth Court of Civil Appeals
Bexar County
L. W. Tittle
Texas Comptroller
W. G. Bartholomae
J. &. Hermer
San Antonians
H. D. Manton
City of
Manton
West Travis Street
Travis Street
North Flores Street
Main Avenue
Summit Place Company
M. W. Terrell
T JV. Jackson
Pearl Grahams
Aavala
Supreme Court
Nueces Valley Irrigation Company One
Howard
Dimmit
Mho Tion
Pierson
Warmers
State “Guaranty Bank
Cameron
Lottova
State of Texas
San Antonio Court Actions and Opinions Summary
Duval motion to advance submission granted with cases acted on including R R Redusys C FE H von Blueher from Nueces affirmed. X Tittle acting comptroller WW G Barthodomae from Bexar affirmed. San Antonio & Aransas Pass Railway Co vs Robert Hinnant from Jim Hogg reversed and rendered. H D Manton vs City of San Antonio from Besk affirmed. Hulshizer vs First State Bank garnishee from Nueces reversed and remanded. Schulz et al vs J R Davis et al from Bexar affirmed. Josie Radicke vs Gustav Radicke from Karnes affirmed.
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H. D
Manton
City of
Josie Radicke
Gustav Radicke
Karnes
Swearingen
Fight card at Kelly Field features five bouts
At Kelly Field on Tuesday night a five bout boxing card drew a large crowd. Willie Ames won a six round decision over Chambers while Ki McAulife drew Romer in a three round feature. Koehler Whitelaw battled to a three rounds two draw. Breen beat Blake, Helms won welterweight over Molf man, with officials named.
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Kelly Field
Willie Ames
Southern Department
Chambers
Camp Stanley
Ames
Romer
Ki. McAulife
Kelly Wield
Koehler
Whitelaw
Blake
Battling Breen
Breen
Molfman
Helms
Soule
Chaffin
Hurley
Weber
Bell
Pomby
Kid Atwood
Steady prices and demand at local stockyards
San Antonio market reports steady cattle and hog prices with moderate receipts. cows and calves priced to $9.60 and $8.50 respectively, hogs $16 to $18. Hogs and calves sold readily despite limited supplies. Fort Worth and Chicago runs show mixed gains and steady demand for beef, sheep, and calves across several yards.
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Union Stock Yards
San Antonio
Othe
Cnlyoa
Fort Worth
Tex
Chicago
Bureau of
Kansas City
October Trade Slows As Imports Exports Decline
Trade data from the Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce shows October imports at 221 million and exports at 442 million, with ten month totals higher in 1918 than 1917. Gold imports fall below 1.5 million in October while gold exports drop to 2 million. Silver trade rises, with imports increasing from 38 thousand to 62 million, and exports climbing to 197 million in the same period. Savannah market notes include turpentine receipts, rosin prices, and local quotations.
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Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Delastment of
Cotton Market Dull Narrow. Prices End Mixed
Cotton market in San Antonio on November 27 showed a mostly dull and narrow session after a firmer New York opening. Early trading slipped 40 points, partial recovery followed in the afternoon, closing 48 points lower to 11 points up from yesterday as New Orleans Houston Dallas and Galveston spots held steady. exchange to be closed for Thanksgiving.
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Cotton Exchange
San Antonio
New York
New Orleans
Houston
Dallas
Galverton
New Orleans Cotton Opens Dull On Holiday
New Orleans Ia November 27 The holiday tomorrow dulls the cotton market opening as prices move within narrow ranges. Early trading shows prices up to 14 points before retreating to near yesterday's close. The Bureau of Commerce ruling that cotton will be tenderable on contract creates mixed selling and a late decline of 35 to 68 points from earlier highs.
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New Orleans
Prita Mo
Bureau of Marten
Washington
Cotton and Livestock Markets Report Across Cities
Market reports from Kansas City St Louis and Chicago show hog and cattle receipts varying by city. Prices for hogs and cattle move unevenly with demand steady to lower. lambs, sheep, and poultry also noted alongside general market activity and price ranges.
Cotton futures slip after steady morning trading
In New York trading before midday profits eroded as the cotton market showed narrow fluctuations. Prices hovered around 27.05 for January and 26.35 for March, with several contracts posting modest losses. December at 28.25, January 27.30, March 26.50, May 26.25, July 6.90. open high low close figures appear for multiple contracts.
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New Orleans
Cotto
Eway
New York
Tuer. der Ois
Chicago
New York Cotton Opens Steady Then Weakens Amid Holiday Trade
The New York cotton market opened steady with firmer cables and light hedge selling. December futures rose to 28.31, January to 27.35, and March to 26.67 before late morning selling by brokers and Japanese links pushed values down to 27.00 for January and 26.25 for March. Demand remained light, keeping the market exposed to scattered realizations after recent gains.
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New York
Rhoe
Wall Street
Japan
Cotton statistics and textile markets in New York
New York reports show cotton goods and yarns today were unsettled and quiet with no notable activity. Wool goods remained quiet amid cautious market mood as Bevermessy reportedly affects wool prices. burlaps also ruled quiet with little movement.
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New York
Markets Quotations to Retailers Wednesday
Markets quotations show eggs steady with prices around 40 to 40. per pound for country and dairy items. Poultry demand remains good with hens at 26 to 27 cents, roosters and large springs 34 to 36 cents, broilers 34 to 36 cents, ducks at 9 per dozen, geese at 9 dollars. Butter ungraded packing around 40 cents. eggs Firsts 65 cents, Second 62 cents. Potatoes and poultry unchanged from prior listings.
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Texas
Iawlée
Abe Mer
Kansas Ciety Produce
Kansas City
Provisions Market Notes From Local Packing House Quotations
Local packing house quotes Tuesday show dry salt extras 29 1 2 cents, bacon extras 33 cents, 14 1 2 pound bellies averaging 33 cents, fancy breakfast and sliced bacon listed. New York Metal Exchange reports unchanged lead, steady spelter, East St Louis delivery spot at 85 8 4. New Orleans rough steel receipts 6812 with sales activity limited, Honduras packs 3908 with price 4 cents per pound, Japan boat shipments noted.
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NEW York Metal
New York
Metal Exchange
East St. Louisa
Orleans
New Orleans
Honduras
Japan
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Court of Criminal Appeals Proceedings in Austin
The Court of Criminal Appeals met in Austin on November 27. It affirmed numerous defendants including Wallins from Fannin Wallace from Freestone and Thomas from Harris while reversing Shipley from Utaniss and Yancey from Youns for rehearing issues. Also noted were briefs for Ex parte Myers and motions for rehearing, with various judges and attorneys listed.
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Court of Criminal Appeals
Austin
Tex
Due Wallins
Fannin
Frank Wallace
Alvin Henry
Freestone
Rubbo Thomas
Harris
J. Davie
Harrison
Bill Stone
Trulna
Zeb. Tee
Somervell
J. L. Landis
Tarrant
George Daggatt
Wo. W. Bird
Titus
Vincent Falcone
Travis
John Lrya
C. 1 Cannon
Knox
W. J. Carrell
Hus
Overseas Men to Camp Travis for Treatment and Discharge
An overseas convalescent detachment of soldiers incapacitated in action is to be formed at Camp Travis for medical treatment and eventual discharge. Washington dispatches note no details yet. no overseas men have reported to Camp Travis. Remaining incapacitated soldiers are now sent to the development battalion for care and discharge when fit.
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Furance
Camp Travis
Washington
Camp Travia
Marine Preferred Rises Eight Points On Government Buy Offer
In New York trading Marine Preferred opened at 112 to 120 after the U S government announced a plan to buy significant Mercantile Marine tonnage. The issue jumped to 8 points intraday while 6 per cent bonds climbed six points and Marine common advanced. Atlantic Gulf gained three points as motors sugars and leathers led gains. Rail stocks were irregular and Liberty bonds posted a late low.
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New York
United States
Mercantile Blazing Company
Blarine Preferred
Marine Common
Atlantic Gulf
Liberty Fourth
Mercantile Marine
U. S. Steel
Liberty
Kaiser Wilhelm II Reign Declared Near End in Courier Journal
Fragmented remarks attributed to a wartime figure reveal arrogance and blame toward allies and enemies. The text claims Bulgaria surrenders, Turkey falters, Austria-Hungary stands firm, Bolsheviks disappoint, and America nears Europe with two million troops. Submarine failures and personal critiques undercut leadership.
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