Stocks Slip Again After Slight Morning Rebound
New York stocks dipped back to lower levels as traders sold shares after yesterday's rally. Weak steel outlook and a large short-covering burst earlier contributed to renewed pressure, with notable declines in Reading, Amalgamated, Can, and American Car amid a broad market retreat.
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New York
Commission House
United Sates Steel
Bull
Steel
Reading
Amalgamated
Can
American Car
Canadian Pacific
Wabash
Distiller
Union Pacific
Market quotes and bond news from a mercantile paper
The column notes exchange rates at 60 days and demand, with $4.8125 and $4.8540 per dollar, commercial bills at $4.80¾, bar silver at 61 cents, and Mexican dollars at 4 Tc. Government bonds are firmer while railroad bonds ease.
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Paw Ohm
Prime Mercantile
Terling Exchange
Metal markets steady with varied London copper and tin rates
New York lead remains quiet while London copper holds steady with spot and futures quoted around 16.75 to 16.87 dollars. Copper prices show strength including electrolytic and lake varieties. tin stays firm at about £185 10s with futures near £186. Tron warrants in Cleveland noted at 52s.
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New York
London
Cookson's
Tron
Northern
Southern
Copper
iTron
Cleveland
Williamson County Tops Texas Cotton Receipts in 1913
Williamson county leads Texas in cotton receipts for the 1913 crop through September 25 with 68,470 bales, despite a drop of 16,483 from last year. Ellis county follows with 60,572 bales, Navarro 50,555, McLennan 49,898, Bell 41,227, and Milam 40,914, Williamson ahead of Ellis by 7,898 bales.
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Taylor
Tex
William J. Harris
Bureau
Government Department of Seamores
Texas
Williamson County
Ellis County
Navarro
Ellis
Cotton seed products and oil market roundup
Prime basis at 5.87 with meal around 26.75 to 27.00. New York Cotton Oil Market closed firm with spot at 6.85 to 7.05. Futures span October to April quoted from 6.92 to 7.85 with notable sales and totals around 14 900.
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Memphis
Tenn
New York
Tan
Bananas Freight Rates Argued At Topeka Hearings
H D Sargent of the New Orleans and Northeastern railroad urged preserving current banana rates from gulf ports to Topeka Hutchinson and Wichita Kansas. He outlined perishable fruit transport challenges and the high costs borne by carriers during resumed hearings.
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Kansas City
Gulf Ports
Topeka
Hutchinson
Wichita
Kansas
H. D. Sargent
New Orleans
Cotton Statistics at St Louis Market Report
St Louis market report shows lead at 4.50 and speller at 5.15 with local cotton receipts totaling 188 today and 220 last year. Year to date receipts reach 41,708 this season with 59,588 stock, and United States exports and CERES stock figures mark a season deficit of 334,818 bales.
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Sipaa Bic
CERES
Aubura
Memphis
St. Louis
Houston
Galveston
Great Britain
Weather Bulletin Reports Frost Across Southern Districts
For the 24 hours ending 7 a m, Oct 22, 1913, the Cotton Region bulletin notes fair weather with below normal temperatures and heavy to killing frost in Charleston, Augusta, and Wilmington districts. Allen Buell, Local Forecaster, Weather Bureau.
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Charleston
Augusta
Wilmington
Allen Buell
Weather Bureau
British Eyes Survey Warns of Spectacle Nation
An English doctor notes that about 30 percent of Britain's population has normal eyes at the time of observation on Wednesday October 22 1913. He fears future trends could lead to a nation of people wearing spectacles.
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Great Britain
Butter Prices Fall As Supply Outpaces Demand At Market
Butter receipts rise after rains as supply overwhelms demand for country grades and drives prices down to 18 cents per pound. Creamery butter holds at 31 cents Texas grades and 29% cents Elgin variety. Egg prices steady with top eggs at 24 cents and storage near 20 cents. Port Aransas gains as major import hub for San Antonio and Southwest Texas merchants with New York rates set and freight savings touted. Cotton remains near 14 cents per pound as farm prices stay strong.
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Produce Commission
Texas
Elgin
Port Aransas
San Antonio
New York
Seaboard & Gulf Steamship Company of
Poultry and Butter Prices Open Higher in St Louis Market
Quotations today show poultry with chickens at 16 1/2 to 17 1/2 cents, springs 12 1/2 percent, turkeys 18 cents, ducks 12 1/2 cents, geese 10 1/2 cents. Creamery butter at 29 1/2 cents, eggs at 25 cents.
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ST. Louis
Chicago dairy and produce market update shows mixed changes
On October 22 the Chicago market reported higher butter quotations and mixed dairy prices with cheese down. Creameries sold 4733 cases with ordinary and firsts at 24 to 27 cents. Potatoes, poultry, and meat prices varied, with receipts at 40 cars and poultry values listed for springs fowls and turkeys.
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Chicago
Market Updates Hides Leather Sugar and Wool Prices
New York reports steady hides and firm leather with raw sugar holding. Muscovado $2.98, centrifugal $8.48, molasses sugar $2.73, refined sugar steady. St Louis wool remains heavy with fine grade at 11 12 1 2 cents.
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New York
Muscovado
ST. Louis
Rice Prices Steady for Honduras and Japan in New Orleans
Rice market in New Orleans reports steady demand for rough Honduras and Japan with firm quotes. Receipts show 4610 rough, 486 millers, 8225 clean sacks. sales include 2446 rough Honduras at 1.75 to 1.80 per sack, 1849 Japan at 1.85 to 1.90, and 2825 clean Honduras and 1099 clean Japan pockets at 2 1 8 to 2 3 16 cents.
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New Orleans
Honduras
Japan
Advances in staple men s wear for spring announced
New York reports daily notices of spring staple men s wear. Cotton goods were firmer and more active for the day while staple underwear and hosiery are under order for three months in many large mills. Black messalines are in active demand and scarce.
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New York
Kansas City Market Prices Report
Kansas City report shows butter at creamery 29 cents, firsts 27 cents, seconds 26 cents, packing 21. Eggs quoted at 29 cents for firsts and 22 cents for seconds. Poultry prices list hens 12 cents, roosters 9 cents, ducks 10 cents, springers 12 cents.
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Kansas City
Nova Scotia Railways Carry 500000 Passengers and 5 Million Tons Freight
The provincial engineer reports railways in Nova Scotia carried nearly five hundred thousand passengers and over five million tons of freight in the last year. Revenue rose by $287,489, with both net and gross receipts advancing.
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Nova Scotia
Wheat Rebounds After Opening Lows on Foreign Crop News
Chicago brokers report wheat trading frenzied by foreign crop improvements and lower Minneapolis receipts. Prices firmed from early declines, with oats gaining on speculative buying. Corn held firm despite cold temperatures, while hogs showed weakness and provisions eased late. Export sales in Baltimore helped limit wheat losses.
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Chicago
Ill
Minneapolis
Baltimore
Grain and Provisions Market Reopens in Chicago
Chicago markets reopen in late October trading with mixed moves in grain and provisions as buyers and sellers reassess prices. Traders watch global supply signals and domestic demand while futures fluctuate on overnight news.
Grain futures quotes from a market report
The record lists bid quotes for wheat corn and oats with varieties and prices for December and May contracts. Prices show No 2 hard wheat at 82 87%e and No 2 red at 88 c for wheat, corn mixed at 72% and May at 72%e, oats No 2 white 39% 40c, No 2 mixed 38 39c.
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Kansas City
Market quotations from St Louis on October 22
Quotations listed for wheat corn and oats with prices for No 2 red No 2 hard No 2 white and No 2 white futures. December wheat at 86 87 cents and December corn at 69 4 cents with May positions noted.
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ST. Louis
Prices for grains and corn in Chicago market report
Chicago markets show quotes for No. 2 red and No. 3 yellow corn, No. 2 northern spring durum and oats with varying cents per bushel. Listings include percentages and grades, such as No. 2 white oats and standard oats, reflecting daily commodity valuations.
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Chicago
Cam Soest
Cotton market steady in Memphis spot value
From Memphis on October 22 the spot cotton market remained steady with middling grade quoted at 13 1/2 cents, unchanged from prior quotes.
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Memphis
Tenn
Hogs Break Quarter and Top $7.50 Mark
Union Stock Yards reports a downshift in hog prices with the market breaking 25 cents per hundredweight. Best butcher hogs failed to reach $8, with $7.60 seen as a high figure amid about 200 head offered. Cattle remain fairly steady with cows up to $5.25 and calves up to $6.60 as beef demand loosens slightly.
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Union Stock Yards
North
Fort Worth cattle market reports steady beef and hog prices
Fort Worth Texas reports cattle receipts of 3300 with beef steers topping 6.25 and 6.00 to 6.50 ranges for others. Calves about 500. Hogs at 15 to 200 under Tuesday's decline with bulk prices 7.75 to 7.96. Sheep receipts 600 with steady market and no prices listed.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Kansas City Livestock Receipts and Prices Report
Receipts today show hogs 14 000 with prices 7.40 to 7.90 for lights to heavy. Cattle receipts 12 000 including 1000 southerns with prime fed steers 8.75 to 9.25 and dressed beef steers 7.50 to 8.75. Sheep receipts 156 000 with lambs 6.00 to 6.75 and yearlings 4.75 to 6.50, market steady.
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Kansas City
Market Receipts and Prices From St Louis Cattle Hog Sheep
Receipts and quotations today show cattle receipts at 5000 including 900 Texans with native beef steers 5.50 to 9.76 and cows 4.76 to 8.00 while Texas steers 5.00 to 6.75 and calves 6.00. Hogs totals 500 with market lower. pigs and lights 7.25 to 7.90 and heavy 7.90 to 8.05. Sheep receipts 3500 and market strong with muttons 3.75 to 4.50 and lambs 6.50 to 7.15.
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ST. Louis
Texas
Oklahoma
Chicago
Reeves
Chicago Stock Prices and Receipts Report
Receipts and prices for hogs cattle and sheep in Chicago notes total hog receipts around 28 000 with varied weight ranges and bids, cattle receipts about 18 500 with steady market and range of bid prices, sheep receipts about 40 000 with steady market and bid ranges for natives yearlings and lambs.
Twelve cattle cars shipped from Fluvanna to Fort Worth market
Twelve cars of fat cattle were shipped from Fluvanna to the Fort Worth market on Tuesday, signaling ongoing regional livestock movements.
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Snyder
Tex
Fluvanna
Fort Worth
Galveston Cotton Market Report Oct 22
Spot cotton closed firm at a percent, sales on spots 283 bales, receipts 18,635 bales. Trade and price data reflect steady demand with mixed futures activity as the market processes daily arrivals and local demand.
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Galveston
Tex
Percenaed
Cotton Prices Steady in New York on Oct 22
Spot cotton remained steady as middling uplands traded at 14.60 dollars per unit and middling gulf at 14.75, with no sale reported. The brief market note records the current quotations in New York on October 22.
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New York
Gulf
Cotton Market Rises on Southern Offerings and Frost News
Cotton advances as December contracts in New York trade above 14 cents for the first time this season. News of frost in the South and reduced new crop estimates spur buying, with short coverings and bullish reports lifting prices in New York and Liverpool.
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New York
Frost News
Liverpool
New York Social Star Hollins Loses Final in Wilmington
Miss Marion Hollins, New York society figure and athlete, met Miss Gladys Ravenscroft, former English champion, in the final round of the American Women's National Championship at Wilmington Delaware and was defeated.
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Marion Hollins
New York
Gladys Ravenscroft
England
Wilmington
Del
Supreme Court actions in Austin October session summary
The Oct. 22 report lists numerous cases denied or granted in applications before Texas Supreme Court and notes Court of Criminal Appeals proceedings. Entries include many named appellants and respondents across Harris, Travis, Bexar, Tarrant, Wood, and other counties with dismissals, grants, and submissions pending for November.
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R. Morrow
Anderson
M. F. Nellius
Thompson Lumber Company
Tyler
W. T. McCampbell
B. H. Cubbage
Bexar
A. EB. Mapee
Fort Worth & Denver City Railway Company
Wichita
J. M. Edgman
Manefield Oi! Mill Co
Tarrant
Citizens’ Compress Co
Mine
G. King
Karnes
Wollahol
San Antonio Brewing Association
J. H. Burns
Jennie E. Parker
Dallas
G. W. Thomason
Mattie Rogers
Clay
J. C
Newton
Homer Easterwood
Taylor
Roberts Tel. & Elec Co. Ve. F. & M. National Bank of Abilene
Court of Criminal Appeals
Eddie Johnson
Kate Wilson
Austin
Effie Vine
Fannin
Jeans Valdez
Frio
Simon Ramos
Hardin
Oscar Kimball
Harris
Thomas Berry Sr
Henderson
J. W. Pickle
Jasper
C. E. Thomason
Jones
Q. Cooper
Madison
Longoria Moreno
Medina
D. K. Hickman
Roberts
Taylor Reynolds
Shackelford
James Meek
Titus
Mae Key
Pat Key
Marshal Palmer
Chambers
Ed Kelton
Elis
Isaac Harris
Wheeler
Patrick Portwood
Hopkins
Jim Harwell
Johnson
J. Turner
Lubbock
Robert Shockley
Limestone
Frank Stewart
Wisher
H. C. Shoemaker
Coleman
Will McGill
Lula Cockrell
Coryell
Walter Thomas
Ben Thomas
Grayson
J. L. Law
Motley
J. N. Ballard
W. T. Veach
Montague
Frank Ross
Ed .Pinkerton
Erath
Perry Mitchell
Potter
B. Lyons
Galveston
T. M. Betts
Palo Pinto
M. M. Hays
Frank Kirklen
Westley Daniela
Mannie Hicks
Glenn Riobinson
Caldwell
F. G. Flores
Bert Stark
Mills
Bruce Beaty
San Saba
George Barnes
Harrison
Claude Cook
Denton
Percy Belcher
Hardeman
George Latham
Shelby
Pearl Forister
Douglas Bussey
Ex Parte
Randellarshall
Wille Whiten
James
Willie Bishop
John Anselin
Ralph Graham
Collforth
Shelly Thompson
Spence Bradf
Wille Stewart
Angelina
P. Aldama
Webb
Walter Bai Parker
J. P. Calhoun
Gray Miller
Jim Cole
Babe Ford
Bastland
Tae
Tao Eres Ee Gitshied
Jey
New Orleans Cotton Opens Steady Amid Improved Cables
Cotton futures in New Orleans rise early on stronger cables and better news from England. Prices advance about 18 to 31 points over yesterday's close at peak, with steady buying and limited profit taking as concerns over western heat and frost temper optimism.
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New Orleans
Liverpool
England
Lancashire
Cotton futures rise with steady opening and close
New Orleans price report shows steady opening for October to July futures with gains of 20 to 24 points at close. October 13.98 14.00, November 18.80 82, December 13.77 78, January 13.80 81, March 13.89 90, May 18.98 94, July 13.96 98. futures finished steady.
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New York
Pen. High
Weer
Mech
Pri
Jane
New Orleans
Liverpool Cotton Prices Hold Steady Amid Strong Demand
Liverpool Oct 22 spot cotton in fair demand with prices steady. Middling fair 8.624, good middling 7.964, middling 7.844, low middle 7.624, good ordinary 6.964, ordinary 6.64. Sales 12,000 bales including 10,800 American and 500 for speculation and export. Receipts 2000 with no American arrivals.
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Liverpool
Cotton futures close feverish in Liverpool market
Cotton futures finished the session with a wide spread of contracts shown in Liverpool. October 7.584 cents, October-November 7.46 percent, November-December 7.364 cents, December-January 7.324, January-February 7.31, February-March 7.30, March-April 1.29 percent, May-June 7.29, June-July 7.25, July-August 7.21, August-September 7.03, September-October 6.76.
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Liverpool
Cotton spot prices hold steady in New Orleans market
New Orleans spot cotton remains steady at middling 13 and arrivals total 2270 bales with 1650 bales on the way. Low ordinary to good middling ranges listed with various quotes and a receipts total of 10 854 bales and stocks at 99 384 bales.
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New Orleans
Market closes steady in Houston spot sale
The Houston spot market closed steady up 4 cents with 795 sales and 19,052 shipments. Stocks reached 127,666 with Low ordinary at 8 cents and good middling at 14.4 cents.
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Houston
CityTrust bond suit awaits Ezell ruling on bond sale
City officials express confidence the injunction against the big bond issue sale will be denied. Judge Ezell’s decision is due tomorrow morning as the city awaits the ruling. If upheld, Frank C. Davis and attorney George C. Altgelt may seek a state Supreme Court appeal after posting a bond.
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Frank C. Davis
Ezell
Comtroller Lane
San Antonio
Austin
Gallagher
Bank of the
City Depository
Continental and Commercial Trust & Savings Bank of Chicago
George C. Altgelt
State Supreme Court
Brown
Dillon, Thompson & Clay
Band Concert Planned by Bexar County Highway League
Directors of the Bexar County Highway League met after a Chamber of Commerce gathering and decided to stage a band concert on November 21 to boost league finances. An 80 piece band will be formed with venue details to be determined. The event aims to entertain visitors for the upcoming automobile races scheduled November 20, 22, and 23.
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Bexar County Highway League
General Chamber of Commerce
Automobile Licenses Listed With Owners and Addresses
A list of license numbers and vehicle owners including Ford and Studebaker registrations. C J Wendel at 338 Dunning Avenue, J A Baker at 2102 Durango Street, J A Gibson at 147 Arlington Court, Steves Sash and Door Co. at Frio and Monterey streets.
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Ford
C. J. Wendel
Dunning Avenue
Studebaker
J. A. Baker
Durango Street
J. A. Gibson
Arlington Court
Steves Sash and Oer Co
Frio
Monterey
Marriage Licenses Listed for Several Couples
Tobe Crawford and Girlie Neuman, Herman J. Windlinger and Amanda M. Snettensuss, Archie Blair and Pansy Woodward, Frank McGrew and Bessie Graves, Wilber A. Bruce and Beulah Green, ene L. Bennett and Martha DeVil. The notices indicate pairs granted licenses.
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Tobe Crawford
Girlie Neuman
Herman J. Windlinger
Amanda M. Snettensuss
Archie Blair
Pansy Woodward
Frank McGrew
Bessie Graves
Wilber A. Bruce
Beulah Greenene
L. Bennett
Martha DeVil
Building Permits Filed For Dwellings And a Warehouse
A. B. Hethcock requests a 5 room dwelling on Homes avenue for 1200 dollars. A. J. R. files a 5 room dwelling on Jennings avenue for 120 dollars. A. B. Reilly seeks a 5 room dwelling on Erie avenue for 1190 dollars. D. J. Woodward applies for an 8 room dwelling on West French place for 5000 dollars. E. E. Hammond plans a warehouse on Monterey street for 400 dollars.
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A. B. Hethcock
Homes Avenue
Jennings Avenue
A. B. Reilly
Erie Avenue
D. J. Woodward
West French Place
E. E. Hammond
Monterey Street
Marine Traffic Reports From Galveston and New York
Galveston reports arrivals of steamers City of Tampico Crus Alabama and others with cargoes and ballast movements. New York lists arrivals and sailings including Maure and ships to Liverpool Naples and Bremen as of dates Oct 2 to Oct 22, with several ports and tankers noted in transit.
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City of Tampico
Ae Crus
Alabama
Puerto CO
Tassifoglu
Hamburg
Baigray
Men
Rotterdam
San Eduardo
Tank
Tampico
Emidystone
Havre
el Sol
New York
Yeddo
Bremen
Newport News
Honduras
Freeport
Port Aransas
Itania
Liverpool
Naples
Maure
Red cures laziness in colorful study claims
A report from the American Association for the Study of Spondyrotherapy discusses red as energizing and yellow as enervating. Dr. Albert Abrams cites tests on humans and animals, urging red wear for energy, while odd placeholders and names appear in the fragmented text.
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Chicago
American Association For the Study
Albert Abrams
San Francisco
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