Market Ends Heavy as Stock Traders Lose Confidence
New York reports speculation near deadlock as the morning trend turned downward with indecisive moves. Bears retreating from large short interest fail to spur a rally while notable losses hit Union Pacific Reading Canadian Pacific and steel groups. bonds hold firm and the day closes with a heavy market atmosphere amid crop news.
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New York
Reading
Union Pacific
Canadian Pacific
Southern Pacific
New Haven
Omaha
Lacka
Bears
Steel
Amalgamated
Granger
Atchison
Cotton Region Bulletin Weather Summary for South States
The belt reports fair weather overall with showers in South Texas and the East Gulf and South Atlantic states. Temperatures near normal with rainfall of an inch or more in Greenville Goldsboro Greensboro Raleigh Lumberton and DeFeldon. Allen Buell, Local Forecaster Weather Bureau.
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South Texas
East Gulf
South Atlantic States
Greenville
Goldsboro
Greensboro
Raleigh
Lumberton
De¢eldon
Metal Market Report Fares Steady in New York
New York on September 4 reports lead at 4.70, copper prices steady with Standard spot 16.40 and futures around 16.50, tin at 43.62 to 43.87, antimony around 8.40 to 8.50, and iron steady with No 2 Northern at 15.75. London metals markets show firm or easy tendencies with various futures and spot quotes.
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Yester
Amalgamated
Amer Smelting & Refining
American Sugar Refining
American Tel & Tel
Anaconda Mining Co
Neesens Sat
Atchison + Aneweewewe
Atlantic Coast, Line Et Oe
Baltimore & Ohio
Sescee
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Canadian Pacific
Treen
General Electric
Great Northern
Great Northern Ore Ctis
Illinois Central Can
Interborough Met
Inter, Harvester Weer
Louisville & Nashville
Missouri Pacific
Missouri, Kansas & Tex
Lehigh Valley
Coos
New York Central
Norfolk & Western
Northern Pacific
Pennsylvania
People’s Gas
Rock Island Co
Southern Pacific
Wabash Do
Western Union
Texas Company
Ceccecressves
New York
London
Lake
Cookson
Cleveland
Market Quotations Chicago Sept 4 Butter Eggs Potatoes Poultry
Quotations today show butter unchanged. Egg receipts 0 098 cases unchanged. Potatoes lower with 90 car receipts Minnesota and Ohio 56 58c Jersey 92 95c. Poultry alive higher springs 1619c fowls 15c.
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Chicago
Minnesota
Ohio
Jersey
Sugar Prices Stable Across Varieties in New York Market
On September 4 in New York raw sugar remained steady with Muscovado at 3.26 dollars and centrifugal at 3.76 dollars. Molasses sugar held at 3.01 dollars, refined sugar also steady with several brand terms noted, while a leather firm named Sener Leather is mentioned alongside the market report.
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New York
Muscovado
Oueleam Ape
Dans Aawets
Rmogota
America
Market Price Report From St Louis September 4
Quotations on poultry and eggs show chickens at 11.5 cents per pound, eggs 15 cents, turkeys 17 cents, ducks 10 cents, and creamery butter at 30 cents per pound. Prices reflect early fall trading in the St Louis market.
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ST. Louis
Princeton and Harvard Advance in Intercollegiate Tennis
Princeton qualified four players and Harvard three for the second round of the intercollegiate lawn tennis championship. The event moves forward today at the Marion Cricket Club courts in Haverford as other colleges were eliminated in preliminary and first rounds.
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Collegians
Philadelphia
Princeton
Harvard
Marion Cricket Club
Haverford
Weather Review Shows Dry Belt Across Cotton Regions
A Washington weather review notes favorable cotton belt conditions east of the Mississippi but stresses soil moisture depletion from heat and scarce rainfall. It reports widespread dry heat west of the river with near total rainfall absence, especially harming Oklahoma Missouri and Texas, with impacts felt in Arkansas and northern Louisiana.
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Washington
Cotton Belt
Mississippi River
Mississippi
Texas
Oklahoma
Missouri
Arkansas
Louisiana
Cotton Pickers Scarce In Taylor Market
Three hundred sixty four bales of the new crop arrived in Taylor by farmers' wagons, lifting total wagon receipts to 8499 bales. Demand for cotton pickers remains high while fields swarm with labor. farmers seek more help in San Antonio and other cities.
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Taylor
Tex
Taylor Market
San Antonio
Weather Observation Report From September 4, 1913
Observation recorded at 8 a m on Thursday September 4 1913 noting atmospheric conditions for the day. Details present are limited to the timestamp and date with no accompanying readings or location.
Arrival of Battleships and Steamers in Galveston Harbor
Marine intelligence from Galveston reports arrivals including the United States battleship Michigan and multiple steamers from Britain Germany Italy and other ports. Vessels listed include Norman Monarch Cardiff El Norte New York Was sow Yo Progreso Corsa ej York Brighton Puerto Bar rales and Denver among others.
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Galveston
Michigan
Vera Cruz
Norman Monarch
Cardiff
el Norte
New York
Progreso
Corsa
Ital
Mercantile and financial report from New York
Prime mercantile rate and sterling exchange firm with 60 day bills at 4.82.60 and demand at 4.85.80. Commercial bills 4.82. Bar silver 59.5 cents. Mexican dollars 4éc. Government bonds firm while railroad bonds show irregular activity.
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New York
Sterling Exchange Firm
Money on call and time loan rates in New York market
Money on call firm at 2 to 4 percent with ruling 3 percent. Time loans listed at 60 days 4 percent, 90 days 4 percent, six months 6 percent. Closing bids show 3 to 3.5 percent on call money.
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New York
Cotton farmers push harvest as rains fall in Floresville
In Floresville Texas heavy rain touched the area today though its reach nationwide is unclear. Farmers, facing scant fall crop prospects, race to gather cotton as fields are now white with bolls and locals report about 3100 bales picked to date.
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Floresville
Tex
Rice market report from New Orleans trade notes
New Orleans market report shows rough Honduras active, Japan nominal and steady, with rough Honduras priced at 2.90 to 3.30 per unit and receipts totaling 17,257. Clean Honduras sales reach 5,717 pockets at 68 16 or 68 16 cents, reflecting brisk activity in rounded pockets.
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New Orleans
Honduras
Japan
Coffee futures steady as New York market closes
In New York on September 4 coffee futures show No. 7 Rio c. free steady with December at 1.93 and May balance. Traders note cautious activity amid market chatter and supply concerns.
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New York
Potato and meat markets show mixed trends in Chicago report
Chicago market notes a forecast of a 100 million bushel shorter US potato crop this year, boosting potato prices by about 10 cents in Minnesota and Ohio while local demand remains ample. Corn stays near seasonal highs. Meat stocks display a temporary price easing despite strong overall pork market. Cucumber crops tighten as pickle makers raise prices.
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Chicago
United States
Minnesota
Ohio
Traffic Regulation Systems In Northern Cities Praised
Ray M. Mackey, secretary of the Real Estate Exchange, after a Rotary Clubs convention trip to Buffalo, lauds city police traffic squads for regulating street cars, vehicles, and pedestrians to a fine point. He says public cooperation yields orderly flow and notes San Antonio seems mild by comparison.
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Ray M. Mackey
Real Estate Exchange
International Association of Rotary Clubs
Buffalo
New York
Mackey
McAleer Extends Carrigan as Boston Manager for 1914
Boston club president James R. McAleer announced Carrigan will continue as manager for the 1914 season. The World's champion American League team reportedly granted Carrigan a salary increase after he took over following Jake Stahl's release. Carrigan led the club to last year's title and is expected to push for another pennant.
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McAleer
Carrigan
Boston
Mass
James R. McAleer
Boston American League Baseball Club
William F. Carrigan
Jake” Stahl
Pool Seller Is Pinched
A New York pool game that sold $2500 worth of fifty cent tickets promising a $200 prize and a $10 consolation is alleged to have been run by Emil C. Hottinger a bookkeeper. He was arrested on the complaint of Anthony Comstock and held on bail.
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New York
Emil C. Hottinger
Anthony Comstock
Obituary Clarifies Fred Coy’s Wife Mrs Josephine Coy
Correction notes Mrs Josephine Coy died Sunday afternoon September 31st and was the wife of Fred S Coy not Alfred Coy, according to the notice. The item aims to fix the spouse's name in the obituary record.
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Fred Coy
Josephine Coy
Fred 8 S. Coy
Alfred Coy
Wheat and Corn Markets Mixed as Heavy Selling Hits Wheat
Chicago reports show heavy selling on resting orders erasing earlier wheat gains while corn strengthens on drought and heat. Oats rose briefly, then slipped. buying for packers lifted prices for May product. cash corn brisk demand spurred a late rally. Market closed steady with minor gains across grains.
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Chicago, I
Grain and ProvQuant Quotations from Chicago Market
Grain and provision quotations were reported from Chicago on September 4, showing prices for wheat corn and oats along with provisions. Market activity and price levels were noted for traders and merchants observing the day’s settlement.
Kansas Cow Dealers See Strong Trade Across Markets
Union Stock Yards reports steady cattle trade with receipts up to noon include 86 cattle 147 calves 134 hogs 45 sheep. Cows top 5.25 calves 5.50 hogs 7.75. Kansas City records four day cattle receipts totaling 101,826, new weekly volume record. beef prices ease slightly. Southwest Texas range benefits from recent showers but many areas remain dry requiring heavy rains to refill water holes.
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Union Stock Yards
Kansas City
Texas
Fort Worth Cattle Market Mixed Settles Lower Senate
Fort Worth cattle market softer with heavy calves 25 to 50 cents down. Receipts: cattle 2700, calves 800. Steers around 7.00 for two cars, other trades 5.15 to 6.60. Stockers 5.60 to 6.00, cows 4.00 to 5.50, heifers 5.25 to 6.00, bulls 4.00 to 5.25, good calves 8.50 to 8.75, average 4.50 to 7.50. Hogs active 10 cents higher, top 8.55, bulk 8.26 to 8.42. Sheep receipts 200, market unchanged.
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Fort Worth
Cotton Dares to Move as Liverpool Refuses to Follow
New York general cotton market shows active trading yet unsettled by Liverpool’s reluctance to buy. Prices opened down 10 to 18 points, rebounded modestly, then slid under selling pressure before recovering 6 to 7 points from the day’s low.
Cotton futures open steady on New York market
The New York cotton futures market opened steady with September at 13.00 and October at 13.00. December 12.98 and January 12.92 showed slight firmness while other months traded around 12.95 to 13.16. Specific daily highs and lows are listed for each contract.
New Orleans Cotton Opens Steady Despite Decline Pressure
Cotton futures in New Orleans opened steady after an 11 to 15 point decline as Liverpool markets lagged. Weather and crop reports remained unfavorable, limiting weakness, with brokers showing buying interest and interior selling offsetting some gains. By noon prices held 12 to 18 points below yesterday's close amid mixed selling and hedge concerns.
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New York
Liverpool
Wall Street
New Orleans
Bears
Cotton futures open steady in New Orleans market
Cotton futures opened steady with nearby contracts trading around 12.79 to 13.33 cents. Prices listed show September at 12.79, October 12.92 96, December 13 asked, January 13.04, March 13.13 14, May 13.22 24, with various regional Open, Low, and Close figures for the West and Gulf markets.
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New Orleans
Cotton Liverpool Prices and Sales Report
Spot cotton shows moderate demand and steady values in Liverpool with American middling at 8.00, good middling 7.72d, sea island 7.40d, low middling 7.18, good ordinary 6.58, ordinary 6.24. Sales reach 10,000 bales including 7,200 American and 1,500 for speculation and export. no receipts reported.
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Liverpool
Liverpool Rates Narrow Between Months in September
Liverpool reports futures prices closing feverish with a sequence of month to month rates. Rates span September to August with values ranging from about 6.5614d to 6.97d and cover pairs such as September-October and July-August.
Spot cotton steady in New Orleans as market reports casual levels
New Orleans reports spot cotton steady with middling at 12 11 16 cents. Sales on the spot reach 480 bales with 462 bales to arrive, receipts 726 bales and stock at 19,366 bales. Other markets show varied middling values across New York Houston Galveston Liverpool Memphis and more.
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Abilene
Tex
Amarillo
Augusta
Birmingham
Boston
Mays
Brownsville
Chicago
Til
Charleston
Corpus Christi
del Rio
Fort Worth
Galveston
Houston
Jacksonville
Kansas City
New Orleans
New York City
Oklahoma City
Palestine
Clear St Is
New York
Liverpool
Memphis
Great Britain
France
Shi Augusta
Gaments
Tenn
Stee Eee Eee &T Louis
Moeter
United States
Continent
Mexico
Japan
Market Quotations for Wheat Corn and Oats in St Louis
Quotations show cash wheat prices with No 2 hard at 86 to 87 cents and No 2 red at 87 to 89. Oats range from 42 to 43 cents for No 2 white and mixed. September futures for wheat at 90 cents, corn at 76 cents, oats at 43 to 49 cents. yesterday receipts include 85 000 bushels of wheat, 73 000 of corn, 83 000 of oats while shipments totaled 15 000 barrels of flour and 103 000 bushels of wheat, 31 000 of corn, 62 000 of oats.
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ST. Louis
Live stock receipts and prices at Chicago market
Chicago market report shows hogs receipts 14 000 with slow trade and prices from 7 25 to 8 86. beeves 6 90 to 9 15. cattle and veal mixed. Sheep receipts 20 000 with native sheep 3 60 to 4 70 and native lambs 5 50 to 7 66. overall market subdued with varied quotations.
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Chicago
Texas
Market Receipts Steady for Cattle Sheep and Higher for Pigs
In St Louis on September 4 receipts totaled 5300 cattle including 2100 Texans with steady markets. Native beef steers 5.50 to 9.00, cows and heifers 4.75 to 8.75, Texas and Oklahoma steers 6.25 to 7.75, calves in car lead 8000 receipts, pigs and lights 5.50 to 8.90, good heavy lambs 5.50, muttons 3.25 to 4.00, sheep 3.25 to 4.00.
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ST. Louis
Texas
Oklahoma
Grain futures prices in Chicago report
Cash grain quotes from Chicago on September 4 list wheats at No. 2 red 94 to 98 1/2 cents, No. 2 hard 90 to 91 1/2, No. 1 northern 94 1/2, No. 2 northern 92 to 93 1/2, No. 2 spring 90 to 92, velvet chaff 87 to 92. durum 88 1/2 to 92. Corn bids include No. 2 at 77 1/2 to 78 1/2 cents, No. 2 white 77 to 78 1/2, No. 2 yellow 77 1/2 to 78 1/2. oats Standard 41 3/4 to 44 1/4 cents.
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Chicago
Ill
Kansas City Livestock Market Report Sept 4 Receipts Rise
Receipts and hogs show higher market with bulk sales around 8 10 to 8 45. Cattle receipts near 9000 including 3000 southern, steady market with prime fed steers 8 50 to 9 00 and dressed beef steers 7 50 to 8 50. Sheep also steady with lambs 6 75 to 7 40 and yearlings 4 75 to 6 26.
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Kansas City
Spot cotton steady in Memphis market report
Memphis market notes indicate spot cotton steady withmiddling prices at 12 3/4 cents and nearby values holding firm as of September 4. The brief dispatch notes a stable tone in the market with limited price movement.
Cotton goods markets show strength and price support
New York markets report firmer cotton goods with bleached muslin advancing to 8 1 2 cents per yard, burlap at peak prices, and new spring laces and embroideries on display. Trade in dry goods limited by high prices and only future delivery at current value is being accepted.
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New York
California Petroleum declares quarterly dividends
New York September 4 The California Petroleum Corporation passed the quarterly dividend on common stock and continued the 1 percent quarterly payment since January. The regular quarterly dividend of 1 percent on the preferred stock was declared.
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New York
California Petroleum Corporation
Butter Eggs Poultry Unchanged In Kansas City Market
Market report from Kansas City notes butter eggs and poultry prices unchanged as trading continues. Prices hold steady with no direction change visible amid steady demand.
Boy seeks damages in permanent injuries suit
Arthur Bell through Jose Penaloza sues Caffarelli Brothers for 40000 dollars in Forty-fifth District Court over a May 29 bicycle and wagon collision causing permanent injuries to 13 year old Arthur Bell. The case marks one of several items in a busy court day with local notices and ads.
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Forty-fifth District
Arthur Bell
Jose Penaloza
Caffarelli Brothers
Births Record for Aug to Sept Five Families
Mr and Mrs Jeff B Hughey welcomed a boy on August 0 at 418 Fest street. Mrs Henry Caillowett had a girl on September 1 at 203 Fest street. Others include a boy for J Bargas on September 2 at 225 Leal street and a boy for J W Hampton on September 1 at Lucas street. A girl for A Krueger on August 29 at 237 Post avenue and a boy for Edward C Clavin on August 15 at 510 Nolan street. A boy for F Kaiser on August 28 at Mason and Tilden streets.
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Jeff B. Hughey
Fest Street
Henry Caillowett
J. Bargas
Leal Street
A. Ayala
S. Laredo Street
F. A. McRae
Jones Avenue
J. W. Hampton
Lucas Street
A. J. Krueger
Post Avenue
Edward C. Clavin
Nolan Street
F. Kaiser
Mason and Tilden Streets
Cotton Statistics in Galveston and New Orleans Areas
Fragmented data shows cotton statistics and miscellaneous figures for Galveston and New Orleans areas. The garbled OCR lists locations, counts, and monetary figures without coherent context, indicating a statistical brief or ledger entry from a cotton market report.
Cotton Seed Prices Reported In Memphis Market
In Memphis on September 4 the primary seed price listed at 7.54 cents per unit with meal at 31.50 to 32.00 dollars. The report notes light trading and mentions buyers and sellers active in the market.
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Memphis
Tenn
New York Cotton Oil Market Closes Steady
The New York cotton oil market closes steady with spot at 8.50 for September and 8.47 for material sold. October through March prices range from 7.90 to 7.34 with total sales reaching 13,800.
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New York
Building Permits for Local Additions and Repairs
Albin Seidel applies for an addition on South Pres street costing 750 dollars. E. W. Gregory plans a four room dwelling on DeVil- Diss street for 1000 dollars. H. Meishahn seeks a four room dwelling on Prospect street for 750 dollars. J. C. Hicks requests repairs on South San Jacinto street totaling 250 dollars.
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Albin Seidel
South Pres Street
E. W. Gregory
DeVil- Diss Street
H. Meishahn
Prospect Street
J. C. Hicks
San Jacinto Street
Automobile Licenses Listed by Owners and Addresses
No. 4030 I C H A Hamish Jr 625 Montana street. No. 4031 Overland M Schariack 207 Wyoming street. No. 4032 Simpson Dena Allen 820 Monterey street. No. 4033 Ford B P Lund 4823 Live Oak street.
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I. C. H. A A. Hamish Jr
Montana Street
Overland
M. Schariack
Wyoming Street
Simpson
Dena Allen
Monterey Street
Ford
B. P. Lund
Live Oak Street
Marriage Licenses Listed for Several Couples
Fred E. Green and Mary I. Wilkins Alfred Behrens and Emma John Richard Cook and Jennie May Mitchell Eulalio Rayes and Maria Garza appear in the current marriage license notices.
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Fred E. Green
Mary I. Wilkins
Alfred Behrens
Emma
John Richard Cook
Jennie May Mitchell
Eulalio Rayes
Maria Garza
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