Mild Bearish Tone Persists in Cotton Market Outlook
Private wire chatter from Sanger & Ettelson reports a cautious session with a firmer New Orleans futures but expectations of further downside. Brokers in Chicago and New York note heavy selling for May corn and wheat at Buffalo, while New Orleans sees steady demand for spots and December futures trading near 11.96 with modest advance in country prices. Market agents anticipate new bull leadership to control receipts, and Liverpool cables hint at persistent buying with limited offerings as December contracts look to rise before year end.
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New Orleans
Chicago
Armour
Buffalo
New York
Shorts
Japan
Liverpool
Sully
Lee & Co
Miller, Jones, Riordan, McCoull
Bache
Hubbard
Cotton Market and Supply Signals From Secre Hester Figures
The report notes a 47 000 bale increase in marketed cotton versus last year, with 63 000 bales moved since Friday, and a weekly gain of about 109 000 bales. Northern spinners bought 52 695 bales vs 41 701 last year. visible supply rising and export figures plus port and interior stocks are analyzed amid a bullish spot trend.
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Cargill & Richardson
Secre- Hester
Liverpool
New York
Althorgh
New Orleans
Market Outlook Signals Higher Prices Ahead
The report notes that the spinner now recognizes the situation and expects substantially higher prices, with Cargillil and Richardson cited as sources or observers in the commentary.
Poultry Exhibition Noted for Strong Attendance and Prime Birds
The West Texas Poultry and Pet Stock show opened with better attendance as delayed birds arrived. Judge Loring Brown began scoring Mediterranean brown leghorns and later Asiatic and American classes. Prizes went to A. Goleman and others from San Antonio and Burnet. Brown called it a first class show and highlighted the earning potential of well cared for leghorns.
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West Texas Poultry and Pet Stock Show
Loring Brown
A. Goleman
San Antonio
Hoefling
Heberer
Muegge
Burnet
John A. Kinkead
R. J. Richey
Austin
West End Poultry Yards
A. Gloeckner
J. Rossy
Brown
Texas
Fowls and new attractions headline Gulf Shore show
Over one thousand fowls arrived at noon and were housed in coops on the main exhibition floor. The morning added Pekin white ducks and Maltese cats as new attractions. F. B. Shackford, Gulf Shore general manager, was among visitors. San Antonio's prominent residents attended and enjoyed the big show.
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F. B. Shackford
Gulf Shore
San Antonio
Robbery on West Side Nets Vagrancy Arrests
A soldier reported three unknowns robbed him of 16 dollars last night on the west side. Police later detained three women at the robbery location on vagrancy charges and fined them 10 dollars each in police court. Palace Market at 511 East Houston St advertises soft shell crabs lobsters shrimps and more with both phones.
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West Side
Palace Market
East
Houston St
Military Leaves and Fort Ringgold Duty Update
First Lieutenant W G Pleichhauer of the Twenty sixth Infantry is ordered to join his company at Fort Ringgold after his leave ends. Leav es granted include Hazzard of the First Cavalry for two months at Fort Clark to start around January 7, Kent of the First Cavalry to Port Clark for twenty days, and Captain Pechet as signal officer to depart San Francisco from the Philippines for one month. Rumors of a Panama deployment for the Fifteenth Battery at Fort Sam Houston lack foundation.
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W. G. Pleichhauer
Twenty-sixth Infantry
Fort Ringgold
Russell T. Hazzard
First Cavalry
Fort Clark
Guy Kent
Port Clark
Catain Eugene O. Pechet
Department of Texas
San Francisco
Philippines
Citv
Feld Artillery
Fort Sam Houston
Panama
Lif eed gilt 519 East Houston street
Fragmentary OCR note references a location at 519 East Houston Street with unclear context. No clear event or person identified.
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East Houston
Proposals Sought for Fort Brown Gymnasium and Post Exchange
Sealed proposals in triplicate for a frame gymnasium and post exchange building at Fort Brown Texas will be received in San Antonio and Brown until 11 a m January 8 1904. The U S reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Envelopes marked Proposals for Gymnasium and Post Exchange Building Fort Brown. Information on application. BE True C Q M
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Dept. of Texas
San Antonio
Texas
Fort Sam Houston
U. S
T. E. True
Department of Texas
Tex
Post Exchange
Fort Brown
Brown
BE. True
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