Jackson County Bargain Land Prospect Near Ganado
1540 acres black hogwallow land near Ganado offers 60 percent open prairie hay meadow easily cultivated, balance lightly timbered with running water along one side. Values rising, excellent investment or farming proposition. terms right. Trade possible. Wm. H. Russell Kampmann Building San Antonio Texas.
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Ganado
Wm. H. Russell
Kampmann Bidg
San Antonio
Tex
Copper, Tin, Lead Steady in New York Metals Market
Metal prices in New York on Sept 6 show electrolytic copper at 27.60/18.00, iron unchanged, tin steady at 38.87 spot 329.12, lead at 6.05/6.75, and spelter quiet with 8 cent ask for East St Louis spot delivery.
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New York
Mae
London Metals and New York Cotton Goods Market Notes
London prices show spot copper at 109 pounds and futures 106 pounds 10 shillings eight pence, electrolytic copper 130, spot tin 171, futures 172, lead 30 pounds 58 shillings, and spelter 48 pounds 10 shillings. New York reports firm cotton goods and dyes with dress goods steady and wool line activity, Silka active, jobbers noting good trade.
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New York
Silka A
Cotton prices ease from recent high levels
Cotton prices fell from recent highs to around four dollars per bale while Liverpool market values showed a lower trend. The report notes price declines contrasted with prior peaks.
Cotton market slips as New York and New Orleans fall
The cotton market slipped further with prices about 4 bales under last week’s highs. New York opened down but recovered slightly. New Orleans opened lower and closed with declines of 24 to 29 points. Liverpool stayed near steady as vendors at San Antonio posted prices for local compress delivery.
Cotton Markets Fall in Early New York Trading
Cotton prices declined under liquidation and southern selling with New Orleans tied houses and Wall Street orders. October to January contracts slid to around 15.60 to 16.78 cents, then steadied after weather bureau data. exports totaled 10,464 bales as prices firmed later. Liverpool expected to open Thursday with further declines.
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Cotton Exchange
Wall Street
New York
New Orleans
Liverpool
San Antonio
Southern Statistical Bureau
Southern
Weather Bureau
New Orleans Cotton Prices Slide on Liquidation and Weather
In New Orleans on September 6 liquidation of long contracts and weak spot reports from the western belt, plus favorable Atlantic weather, pushed prices down heavily. Early declines reached 18 to 19 points, with later trading showing a 27 to 82 point drop into noon. By afternoon, demand revived and prices stood 15 to 20 points under the prior close.
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New Orleans
Atlantics
Cotton futures steady as markets close in New Orleans
New Orleans reports steady cotton futures with October at 10.41 for the bid and December around 15.40. January and March quotes run near 15.69 and 15.86 with May near 16.01, reflecting a stable close across active contract months. Futures cards show mixed listed figures for different maturities.
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New York
New Orleans
Liverpool cotton market slips as demand steady
Cotton in Liverpool shows in demand with prices easing. Good middling quoted at 9.794 cents per pound, middling 9.634, low middling 9.47d. Sales reach 000 bales including 7100 American. receipts total 9000 bales including 3200 American.
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Liverpool
Futures close in London market with varied September contracts
Futures closed barely higher in Liverpool trading. The sheet shows September contracts around 9.48 with several autumn and winter forwards listed from September through August, spanning multiple monthly expiries with small differentials.
Cotton seed quotations and closing figures
New York market data shows cotton seed quotes for dates including January September October and November with prices ranging around 10.26 to 19.87 and December at about 4.16. The report lists bale totals of around 34,000 with various price points and daily closings in a terse commodity update.
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New York
Cattle Market Shows Steadier Undertone Across Markets
Fort Worth Kansas City Chicago reports note strong active trading in the local cattle market with receipts of 735 cattle 55 calves and 215 hogs. Prices were about unchanged but a steadier undertone gave overall market improvement.
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Union Stock Yards
Fort Worth cattle and hog market report
Fort Worth stockyards report shows cattle receipts 2650 head with steady prices across steers, stocker steers, heifers, cows, calves. Hogs receipts 3600 head with bulk prices around 10.45 to 10.65 and top at 10.70. Sheep receipts 200 head with lambs 9.5 to 9.50, yearlings 8.60, wethers 6.5 to 7.0, ewes 6.0 to 6.5, culls 4 to 5.5.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Livestock Receipts and Prices at St Louis Market
Cattle and hog receipts at St Louis show hogs steady to 4 higher with mixed and butchers mostly 10.70 to 11.40. cattle receipts about 5000 with strong demand and prices from 4.50 to 11.75 for various classes. sheep receipts about 2000 with strong bidding and ewes and yearlings priced from 5.00 to 10.50.
Market Receipts and Quotes for Livestock in Kansas City
Kansas City reports receipts of 7000 hogs with price ranges up 5 to 10 cents. Bulk hogs 10.65 to 11.10, heavy 10.50 to 10.90, light 11.60 to 11.18, pigs 8.75 to 10. Cattle receipts also 7000 with southerns up. Prime fed steers 10.00 to 11.28, dressed beef steers 7.80 to 9.75, southern cows 6.00 to 8.25, stockers 6.00 to 8.0. Sheep receipts 7000 with lambs 10.00 to 10.65, yearlings 7.75 to 8.52, wethers 7.00 to 7.64, ewes 6.50 to 7.15, stockers 5.00 to 10.25.
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Kansas City
Receipts and Hogs and Cattle and Sheep at Chicago market
Chicago markets report September receipts of hogs about 11 000, cattle 12 000 and sheep 19 000. Hogs sold bulk 10.65 to 11.20, light 10.65 to 11.80, heavy 10.10 to 11.30. Cattle native beef 7.00 to 11.50, stockers 4.85 to RF, calves up to 8.70. Sheep lambs 6.50 to 10.80, wethers 6.50 to 9.85.
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Chicago
Til
Daily Cattle Sales Report From Oklahoma City
Receipts today include 100 cattle priced up to 10 cents higher with top at 10.60 per hundredweight and about 4000 sheep, all steady. Numerous buyers and consignors such as Johnson Okla Hutchings Barnet Grundy Gottlieb Darnall Bobo Thompson Beggs are listed with steers calves and Mexican stock noted.
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Okla
Price
Johnson
Cem
Son Migoto
Hutchings
Barnet
Okia
Hickory
V. Wt. Price
Gottlieb & Darnall
Barnesuite
Hartshorne
Thompson
Wheat and hogs move on higher cables andSupply outlook
Higher cable quotations buoyed wheat trading but gains narrowed by a rise in U S visible supply. December and September prices moved up then retreated with export sales and loan news stirring market nerves. Corn and oats weakened on rains while hogs saw firmer provisions as Seaboard demand supported prices.
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Seaboard
Market Quotations for Chicago Wheat Corn and Oats
Chicago market quotes show wheat at 1.5344 dollars with a 1.54 percent move, corn No 2 yellow 88 and No 4 yellow 854, No 4 white 851, oats standard 47 2, all in Sept. price list.
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Chicago
Til
Wheat and Corn Futures Rise on Wheat Track Prices
In St Louis on September 6 wheat futures gained with No 2 red at about 1.57 to 1.59, No 2 hard around 1.55 to 1.60, corn futures up with track No 2 at 8 70 and No 2 white near 87 cents, oats also higher with No 2 track at 46 to 46 5 0 and No 2 white around 49 cents.
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ST Louis
Market Quotations From Kansas City Grain Prices
Kansas City market quotes list wheat and corn prices with various grades noted. Prices show wheat around 1.51 to 1.69 for hard, red corn 84 to 8c, white and yellow corn lines, rye around 1.20, and related data for mixed grains.
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Kansas City
Grain futures close in Kansas City market report
Kansas City grain futures finish with September wenett at 1 48 and December at 9. Corn moves observed with September at 84 4 6 cents and December values not fully readable.
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Kansas City
Wenett
Provision Markets Pack House Quotations Notice
Local packing house quotations to dealers on Wednesday list dry salt extras 16 and 17 TM per cent, bacon extras 17 , dry salt bellies 14 16 pound average 18 , fancy breakfast bacon 2x, fancy hams bacon bellies 14 16 pound average, Pure lard tides compound 11 per cent.
Money markets report from San Antonio quotations
Trading in Mexican money in San Antonio on Wednesday showed asked prices for silver pesos at 48, half pesos at 46, state bank notes at 42, national bank notes at 17% and 17, Bank of London and Mexico at 15% 16, and Carranza money at 4 04%.
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San Antonio
Bank of London & Mex
Carranza Money
London Markets Report Mixed Commodities and Rates
London notes show Sara Silver at 42 percent per ounce with unclear rates. Money market and discount rates cited with short bills around 5 percent. At York on September 66 coffee futures steady with September at 9.39 cents and March at 9.100.
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London
Sara
York
Spuds Cheaper on Larger Receipts in Local Market
Potatoes moved back to a nominal basis with Burbanks at 3.25 and Cobblers at 3.25 per hundredweight. Receipts were heavier and prices may ease in a day or two. Other produce held steady, brisk trading on Commission Row, and liberal general receipts with good offerings. California freestone peaches listed at paper box price and Tekay paues at 1.90 per crate of four baskets. Eggs and poultry steady with no recent gain in receipts.
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Burbanks
California
Aeng
Shippers Market Report From San Antonio Prices Listed
Buyers paid steady to firm prices for country produce in San Antonio on Wednesday with eggs Texas country candled 5, creamery 30 cents per pound, poultry firm including hens at 6.00 per dozen and large fryers 5.50 to 6.59, turkeys 17 to 18 cents per pound, ducks 4.00 to 5.00 per dozen, butter weak, potatoes lower with Jersey and Ohio varieties priced between 1.25 and 1.50, poultry alive unchanged.
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San Antonio
Texas
Texas Creamery
Chicago
Jersey
Butter Egg and Poultry Prices Steady in Kaw Valley
Kansas City report notes butter eggs and poultry unchanged with Kaw valley early Ohios steady at $1.00.
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Kansas City
Kaw Valley
Sugar futures rise on firmer spot market demand
New York on September 6 reports raw sugar at 6.02 cents, refined prices down 75 points, and sugar futures opening firmer with midday quotes up 15.16 points as demand for refined improves and spot market steadies.
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New York
Market Leaders Set New High Records on Fresh Bull Support
New high records were logged at the market opening with continued bullish activity. United States Steel traded near par excluding 2% dividend, Marine common and preferred rose 49% and 124% respectively, Inspiration 58% and Kelly-Springfield 83%. Bellwether issues like Bethlehem Steel Mexican Petroleum American Smelting American Can American Locomotive United Fruit and International Paper gained 1 to 3 points while Marine preferred fell to 110% causing early list unsettlement. The market later firmed on advances in copper steels and other specialties with higher prices and some realizations before an irregular close.
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United Sites Steel
Marine Common
Preferred
Inspiration
Kelly Springfield Tire
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Mexican Petroleum
American Smelting
American Can
American Locomotive
United Fruit
International
Trade with Mexico breaks all records in 1916 figures
New York data show Mexico US trade set records for the year ended June 30. Imports from Mexico reached 97,676,544 with exports at 48,308,542, totaling 145,985,086 in records surpassing prior highs. Metals included in the totals.
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New York
Mexico
United States
Weather Bulletin for September 6 1916
U S Department of Agriculture weather bulletin with observations taken at 8 a m Wednesday September 6 1916 by meteorologist Allen Buell of the Weather Bureau.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau
U. S. Department OF Agriculture Weather Bulletin
Allen Buell
Meteorologist
Weather Bureau
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