Freddy Film Star Arrested on Terrible Charge
Freddy film actor is arrested on a serious charge. Police report details are not released, but local authorities say the case is under investigation and may affect upcoming studio productions.
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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1913
Page
7
Freddy film actor is arrested on a serious charge. Police report details are not released, but local authorities say the case is under investigation and may affect upcoming studio productions.
New York reports a weak market close as bears gain from unclear anti trust actions and a split Southern Pacific and Central Pacific suit. Stocks fell 1 to 2 points, Union Pacific down 2 1/2 to 150, Amalgamated off 1 percent, with major issues setting new lows while some support briefly emerged.
Interior receipts show Houston at 89 bales in warehouse with October reports from New York merchant paper markets noting sterling at 4.81 on 60 days and 4.85 on demand. Bond markets remain easy for government issues while railroad bonds show softness.
Garros yesterday flew from St. Raphael near Frejus to Bizerta in Tunis, 558 miles, in under eight hours. The feat surpasses Bleriot crossing the Channel as a true long distance voyage without support boats or pontoons.
Excited buying pushes coffee futures to a new season peak as March delivery rises to 11.31 cents a pound. A bull market, tight crop outlook, and small Brazilian reserves drive the advance with spot values ½ cent above yesterday.
A dense list of wholesale prices by item and region including eggs candied 30 per dozen, hens 5.00 per dozen, turkeys 14c per pound, butter 31c to 82 33c, cheese 18 19c, and a broad sweep of fruits vegetables meats and canned goods with regional references to Texas California Colorado and Mexico.
The document lists prices for cranberries evaporated currants dates and California beans with packaging 10 and 12 ounce packages and per hundred weight rates. Hides wool beeswax and tallow are priced per unit with terms such as dry flint butchers and green salted categories.
Chicago market report shows butter eggs potatoes and poultry unchanged. Receipts listed include 4888 cases of eggs and 60 carloads of potatoes with poultry not altered.
Quotations listed for poultry and dairy products in St Louis on October 11. Chickens 12 cents, springs 12c, turkeys 18c, ducks 12 1/4c, geese 10c. Creamery butter 31 1/2 cents, eggs 21/2 cents.
Kansas City reports butter eggs and poultry unchanged while New York markets show firmer coffee futures and steady egg prices. Cotton goods remain quiet with gray goods barely steady and Amoskeag flannelettes priced for fall 1914. yarns easier and carpet mills restricting wool due to anticipated supply.
In New York a lively squirrel hopped into a Third Avenue candy shop drawing cheers from girls and youths. The animal dodged capture, nipped a finger, and fled into a cellar pursued by a crowd and Officer Fitzpatrick.
Oct 11 reports show active trading with strong cow prices up to 5.25 and calves near 6.00. Hogs hit 8.25 top while bulk hogs around 8.00. Receipts: 261 cattle, 80 calves, 41 hogs, 60 goats. goats arriving late unsold.
Fort Worth Texas reports cattle receipts 286 calves 60 market steady. Butcher rates bulls 4.25 to 6 dollars calves 4 dollars. Hogs receipts 00 market up 10 to 16 cents. Range bulk sales 8.10 to 8.40. Lambs prices steady with a 15 cent weekly advance to 5.90 dollars.
Receipts today include 1200 cattle with 600 Texans and a steady market. Hogs at 2000 head show steady demand, with pigs and lights about 5.75 to 8.50 and good heavies near 8. i. Sheep receipts 1900 with steady trade. lambs around 6.50 and muttons about 4.75 to 4.60.
Cicago live stock at Chicago on October 11 reports hog receipts of about 10 000 with a strong market. Bulk sales range 8 00 to 8 50 per cwt and mixed hogs 7 90 to 8 65. Cattle receipts sparse and steady with steers 6 90 to 8 50 and calves 7 50 to 11 25. Sheep receipts around 2000 and steady with native lambs 5 90 to 7 20.
Kansas City reports today with hogs receipts 500 and prices 6.00 to 8.35 per cwt across categories. Cattle receipts 400 with primes at 9.00 to 9.50 for fed steers and cows from 4.25 to 7.26. Sheep receipts 1000 with lambs 6.25 to 7.00 and yearlings 5.00 to 6.60.
Galveston reports arrivals and clearances including the steamers El Mundo from New York and Bremen, and the steamers Bloomfield with tank from Nov. to Port Limon. Also listed are departures of Sioux and Wittekind and the steamers Hi Dia and others. New York reports the arrival of La Sa voie from Havre. Port Aransas notes the Waneta with barge Hainut carrying oil from Tampico.
New York spots show quiet activity as prices hold. The lint markets report night drafts at 18.70 for middling uplands and 18.95 for gulf, with no additional sales recorded.
Liverpool strength and weather fears in the southwest gave cotton a firmer tone in New York trade on Oct 11. First prices opened 9 to 14 points higher, but later session saw scattered selling and liquidation, with active months easing and the close near unchanged to slightly lower.
New York reports Cotton futures closed easy with October 13.44 and May around 12.93 while July and December show minor declines. Open High Low quotes indicate subdued trading as prices drifted within narrow ranges.
Cotton futures in New Orleans opened with a 10 to 16 point advance on a strong Liv pool market and frost fears. Early strength faded as aggressive short selling and weaker spot demand pushed prices down, with losses of 8 to 4 points below yesterday's close and a new weekly low forming.
Futures showed steady to mixed bids across the curve with October at 13.38 40 and July around 12.47 49 while December and March traded near 13.28 29 and 13.39 38. Cotton closed quietly lower by 1 to 6 points, final values not clearly stated.
Spot cotton quiet in Liverpool on Oct 11 with prices steady. Middling fair 8.084, good middling 7.734, middling 7.61d, low middling 7.394, good ordinary 6.734, ordinary 6.39d. Sales 6000 bales including 4100 American and 300 for speculation and export. Receipts 25,000 bales including 24,700 American.
Futures closed firm with quotes for October through November and beyond. Key figures include October 7.284 with various near and distant month contracts such as Nov-Dec 7.08 and June-July 7.05 with multiple mid-year maturities.
New Orleans spot cot ton quiet with middling 13 8 16 cents. Sales 134 bales to arrive 300. Receipts 5346 bales, stock 62 895 bales. Other markets list varied middling figures across New York, Houston, Galveston, Liverpool and Memphis.
The statement on banks and trust companies shows a weekly reserve of 7,957,260 dollars above requirements, an increase of 4,262,100 dollars from the prior week. The data reflects the actual condition of clearing house institutions in New York.
New Orleans market notes show Honduras and Japan rice quotes advancing with rough Honduras at 2.75, rough Japan 2.75, and clean Honduras 4% 6%c. Receipts list 2207 rough, 1172 clean. sales include 1463 rough Honduras at 3.50, 42 rough Japan at 3.00, and 1654 pockets clean Honduras.
New York reports copper nominal at 16.75 to 17.00 per pound with electrolytic at 16.50 to 16.87 and costs 16.37. Iron prices remain unchanged.
Guests at the Hutchins Hotel 205 Garden street report immunity from mosquitoes while nearby river banks and flood pools breed pests. Owner Mr Hutchins notes the hotel is thoroughly screened top to bottom and claims it was among the first in the city to be screened. A letter mentions local complaints about unscreened houses nearby.
Miss Marie Taylor, hailed this summer by Grand Duke Alexander as the most beautiful girl in America, is rumored to have pledged herself to one of the many eligible bachelors who have pursued her over the past year.
Weather in the belts generally fair with near normal temperatures. Rainfall of an inch or more reported at Wilmington New Bern Monroe Batesville Helena Pine Bluff Brownsville Milan Malvern Newport Portland Warren Eldorado Clarksdale Greenville and Rosedale from observations taken Saturday morning October 11 1913.
Cotton seed oil closed steady with spot near 6.95 to 7.10 and several futures contracts trading in a narrow range. October through May contracts moved within a 6.90 to 7.36 window, with notable sales across October December January and February deliveries.
Speculative selling drove wheat lower after an open. The market opened unchanged to a shade higher, then slipped to percent to percent. Corn moved with wheat while oats weakened and hogs strengthened later. Provisions sagged with lack of support. Argentina imports pressured prices. the session closed nervous with fractional declines across grains and products.
Chicago cash grain quotations list prices for wheat corn and oats with varying grades and quality figures. The report notes No 2 red wheat No 2 hard and No 2 northern values and references velvet chaff durum and durum prices along with oats and corn figures.
The report lists cash prices for wheat and corn with 2s and 3s fractions, oats and oats futures, and December and May contracts. It records yesterday’s receipts of flour 10 000 barrels and grains including wheat 48 000, corn 47 000, oats 112 009 bushels, along with shipments of flour 17 000 barrels and wheat 64 000, corn 13 000, oats 70 000 bushels.
Spot cotton in Memphis remains steady at Middling 13 percent. In New York the hides hold steady while leather markets remain firm as of October 11.
Professor Watts Eaton Hughes surveys odd exam answers including claims that infields are fathers of male offspring, Columbus founded Ohio, Joan of Arc married Noah, and gravity travels at 20 miles an hour in California.
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