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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-05
NEW ORLEANS COTTON.

New Orleans. Oct. 4.-wet weather
over nearly the whole Of the westerh
half OF the belt was back OF buying
movement OH the opening Of the cotton
market today and Il soon sent prices
to Il points higher than the close OF
yesterday. Heavy selling followed the
report over private wires that one OF
the largest cotton manufacturing con-
Germs in the country would shut down
Saturday for an indefinite period aud
prices fell TO levels II to IS points under
the close OF yesterday. At the end or
the first half hour. December was OF
TO 27.7O cents after having traded up to
21.9S cents.
Complaints from Texas that the wet
weather in many sections was stopDinr
picking. ginning and the movement or
cotton. started new buying movement
on which December rose to 2s.19 and the
list to net galrs OF 20 to IS points. The
advance was not well sustained because
OF the unfaVorabic reports from the man
ufacturing end OF the industry. and a.
noon December was off 10 21.s6.
Further says occurred in the second
half Of the session but the market held
steady at the decline because Or prl-
va.e messages from Texas. telling Of
further rains falling and If decided
lowering Of temperatures In some sec
lions. At 1880 o'clock December was
at e7s5 with the list four points up
10 two points down. compared with the
final prices OF yesterday.
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KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK.

Kansas City, Mo, Oct. i.-Cattle: Re-
celpts. 500; calves, 1000; killing steers
SLOW around steady. quality plain; best
weighty steers. siO.S5; western .grassers
largely s5.25@7.25; better grades She
stock dun: weak to Zoe lower; grass
heifers duh and draggy; Gamers anj
cutters about steady; bulk, t2.2SG 500 I;
bulls slow; bolognas. $3.50 q 3.S6; calves
slow and Unchanged; practical top TO
packers, $3.50: desirable stockers and
feeders steady: other classes weak; bulk
Of sales. S6.25 u 1.50.
Hogs; Receipts, 10000: strSng to LOG
higher; packer and shipper top. s7.sO;
bulk Of sales, s7.s5 100; desirable 200
to 2sO-pound butchers. s7,754 Iso; bpiS
1870 TO l5O-pound, $3.50 SIS; desirable
100 TO Ia0-pound. $7.10a7.75; packing
sows. ss.3516.5o; stock pigs steady
sheer: Receipts, 10000: fairly active;
lambs mostly lOc higher: top westerns,
$3.50; others. s12.i0Q 1875; few ma
tIves, $l2: aged sheep around steady ;
few killing ewes. $3.50; feeding lamos
and breeding ewes around steady; Texas
feeding lambs, sll.3oVll50; BREEDING
S615M6.SJ.
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LESS WHEAT MOVED
Slight Improvement in Business Con-
ditiOns.

Conv.irht. by the san Antonio Light.
ST. Louis. Oct. 3.-The movement
of wheat into st. Louis ih September
totaled 3.02S,0S6 bushels. adecrease 81
49,. 79S bushels from September. w..
Grain men here say that farmers
growing wheat on an extensive scale
do not need money Immediately and
that farmers cooperative organiza-
tions owning elevators are continuing
to hold wheat for higher prices.
Railroads have made up for the de-
crease in wheat traffic by heavier
loadings of other commodities. :.
There was a slight improvement in
general business conditions in Septem-
Der ami heavy fall and winter trade is
expected.
The buying of merchandise for
prompt delivery is relatively higher
than that forward delivery.
Retail trade has been stimulated by
CT ,ler weather.
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LIVESTOCK TRADE
STRONG DESPITE
HEAVY SUPPLIES
Cattle Values Strong to IS
Cents Up; Hogs a
Dime Higher.

Copyright by The San Antonio Light
Chicago, Oct. 4.-Compared with q
week ago all brano of the livestock
trade showed small gains in supplies
today, but the market has lee: in good
shape thus far. and sellers again start
ed out after improved values. OF the
estimated run about 1900 cattle were
westerns. Big packers had less than
200 hogs forwarded from other mar
kets. while no cattle or sheep were
billed direct. A stale supply of hogs
showing less than 5000 did not hurt
the trade to any extent. Car report
for the local yards was 1000 nd prac.
tically all had arrived at the opening
of the market. Receipts were 11.00O
cattle, $4,000 hogs, $4,000 sheep, 5000
calves.
Cattle trade was strong 10 10 cents
higher and good heavy steers sold at
S12.1J. while some good yearlings Ment
over at S12. Even the palmer grades
of native steers sold well at~strOng
values. Feeding steers were firm, while
some range steers sold strong at $500
@S.75. Native cows and heifers also
were strong to Is cents hight:. Good
Gamers went at So, while bologna bulls
sold at $4.75 and down on a strong
market. Calves again dropped 20
cents.
Demand for hogs showed good ac-
ton after the first rounds, and values
were strong to a dime higher. Prime
medium weight butchers sold at the
high point, with some of the best at
$S.45. Bulk of $50 to 200-pound stock
went at SS.1O@S25. Bulk of pack
ing hogs went over at SI.O0@7.5O on
strong market. Pigs sold well. and
here the trade was up % cents in
many spots, good lots going at $3.50
7.3j.
Fat lambs were steady to } cents
higher. Choice westerns made $500,
whole good natives went over at
S12.75 and down. Culls at SS.5OM
$50 were fully steady. Feeding lambs
were little slow, but vali es were
steady. Choice lots were placed at
s12.15@13.O0. Aged muttons sold
slowly at unchanged prices.
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EAST ST. LOUIS LIVESTOCK.

East st. Louis, ILL.,, Oct. 4.-Hogs: Re:
ceipts, LOCO; light hogs mostly 70
Toe higher; medium weight hnd heavy
butchers steady; run mostly light kinds;
bulk desirable $50 to Compound aver
ages, ss.lO9S.25; 100 TO 1sO-pounds'
sS.OUG S.iO: plain and half fat kinds,
s7.5Oa7.9O; few good butchers above 2OU
hounds, $S.30gS.35; hcoice weiGhty
butchers auotable at ss.4O: pigs and
light lights strong; good 100 TO 100
pound pigs, s6.75W7.O0; lighter kind:
and pewees. 5000 q $50; pack sows mos:-
.ly s6.60Q6.15.
Cattle: Receipts, $500: beef steers
steady to strong; few loads, $500 u 10. 20
no western steers or light yearllngs ~
bulls and stockers strong: beef cows and
Gamers steady; light vealers opened
steady at s12.0ogi2.a5; now bidding
sharply lower; beef cows largely St.OOY
500; Gamers, s2.45Q2.60 largely; bulls.
}J.7o14.75; few at s..
Sheep: Receipts. 1000; quality PLAIN
market generally steady: one load good
native lambs to butchers, $3.50; several
loads southwest Missouri lambs, VIZ
culls mostly $3.50; few, IS; little doing
on sheep. A
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NEW YORK DRY GOODS.

Copyright. 1923. by The S. A. Light.
New York. Oct. 4.-Persistent dull
ness in the cotton goods market today
brought prices down from the level at
which they had been so firmly held by
the mills. The 64xG0 print cloths were
quoted at 9A.c. haIf-cent below Wed-
nesday's figures, and the 6sX'es az L.,
a quarter Of a cent reduction. Trading
picked up somewhat at the new prices.
The raw silk market continued firm
with light trading despite pessimistic re-
ports from Japan as TO the slowhtss
vim which shipments might be expect
ed 10 return TO normal.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-05
CURB MARKET MIXED
Realizing Sales and Short Covering
Feature Days Trading.

Copyright Dy Inc san. ANTONIO Llgnt.
New York, Oct. 4.-Dealings on the
curb market today consisted of q
mixture of realizing sales by those
who were taking advantage of the
sharp rise of Wednesday and further
short covering by those who were still
heavily committed to that side. The
reaction was most apparent in some
of the oils.
The American Petroleum Institutes
estimate on crude oil production dur
ing the week ended September -
showed for third successive week
a slight falling off, although output
from the southern California fields
was up slightly from the previous
week.
Standard of Indiana, New York,
Indiana Pipe Line and Imperial Oil
of Canada were off from half point
TO a point. Royal Canadian moved
upward following reports that other
large oil interests were buying into
the property. Humble Oil, which
shared only fractionally in the ad.
vance on the previous day, gained
more than a point, while Gulf Oil
moved up a like amound.
The recent advance of five. points
in Springfield Body was attributed
to the increased demand in the export
department of the business. 1t was Of
ficially stated that orders on the
books are sufficient to keep plants
operating at capacity for atleast six
months.
The demand for Reading Coal rights
diminished and only few transac-
tons took place around previous pre-
vailing quotations.
1t was announced that Mogul. Mon
tana Silver King. Mountain States
Silver. Goldfield Merger Mines. New
Arcadian. Copper and Mutual Mining
had. been removed from trading.
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ESTIMATE TOO BIG
Government Cotton Figures Will Not
Materialize.

New Orleans, La. Oct. 4.--Tkr-n
are hopes everywhere throughout ths
South that government cotton crop es-
innate of yield of over 11.O0O,OOO
bales will materialize. but there is verr
little expectation that it Will be-
cause the GRO? in the northern section
of the belt is so late that production
of any consequence is dependent on
frosts.
The fact that the report showed
losses of to IL points in condition
in all the principal cotton states ex-
cept Texas and Oklahoma, and only
slight increases in those two, is gen.
orally accepted as pointing to pos
sible over-estimate such as was made
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CuCAGo GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
CHICAGO CASH COMMODITIES.

Chicago, Sept. 4.-wheat: No. red.
si.l0: No. hard. sl.l5 Gi.165s No. 2
hard. s1.I0 0f.1ih; No. hard. si.0I% %
LOSE: No. l dark northern, s1.c6.
Corn: No. mixed. si.0041.O0k; No.
. mixed. sl.00 Gi.00A; No. yellow. $500
a i.01; 30. yellow. s1.ooG1.01: No. 5
yellow, 81; No. / white. $1,000 1909 No.
white, $500 1OOh; No. ; white. 81.
white. 42h 943';c: No. 4 white, blank.
Rye: No 2. 7SAc.
Barley: 60is DISC.
Timothy seed: 7.0oGs.oe.
Cloverseed: 1s.0o9:5.o0.
Lard: 1855.
Ribs: 9.s5Gi0s5.
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FOREIGN EXCHANGES.
New York. Oct. 4.-FOrelsn exchanges

NtW IOfks OCls II VTtIbH VNVIIdIse5
irregular
Great Britain: Demand. 4.55 y cables
i.55ai: 60-day bills on banks, 4.55h.
France: Demand, 5S1; cables. 5.S71k.
Italy: Demand, 4i6h: cables. s.47.
Belgium: Demand. E9i; cables, AJAX
German: Demand, .0000002; cables
.00OO0O2.
Holland: Demand. 1926: cables. 1881.
Norway: Demand. 1915.
sweden: Demand. $3.50.
Denmark: Demand. 17.s5.
Switzerland: Demand. 1888.
Spain: Demand. 13.55is.
Greece: Demand. 1.53.
Poland: Demand, .OOOa.
CZechoslovakia: Demand, e.g7.
Jugoslavia: Demand, I.1G.
Austria: Demand, .0014.
Roumania: Demand. as.
Argentina: Demand. see.
Brazil: Demand, 9.s5.
Montrael: 9Sik.
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LIVERPOOL COTTON.

LIVERPOOL. Oct. COTTON: Snot roof
demand hut business moderate: prices
firm: good midSii-@ 17.Oqd: fully mid
ding. ls.asd middlirF. 7ad: low MD
ding. 1G.2Ad' good ord'""ry.. 1'.1td;
ordinary. 1i.55d: sales. 5000 bales in
GLIDING $500 American: receipts, 5000
bales Including 900 American.
Futures: Closed very steady: October
16.1Nd: December 1900: 1nnuarv
1880: March. 15.31d; Nav. 1904: July
l4.7ed: Sentembsr, 1900: october
1920 I3S7d.
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FORT WORTH LIVESTOCK.

Fort Worth, Oct. 4.-Thursday's live
stock receipts: Cattle, 5000; calves, 1000;
hogs, s5e0: sheep. 5000.
Cattle: Beeves, s5.boG175; stockers,
s35oGf6.5o: cows, ss.OOG4.75; cutters. 81
TsS5; Gamers, $500 100: heifers, $500
6s7.5O; yearlings. s3.5OGs.15; bulls, $3.50
0S75: calves. $3.50 ESQ.
Hogs: Best medium weight. 1895 a
sos: good mixed, s7.15 q 1875; good light
s75oGY7.75: fair mixed, $7.OO@7.5O: fair
light. s6.501i.00; common, s6.00W6.50;
packing sows. s5.50q6.5O; pigs. $500
6.75.
sheep: Spring lambs. si0@ie; feeder
lambs. ss@lo; -yearlngs. $3.50 ale.oo
wethers s6.50G1.25; ewes, sS.50G6.
culls, Sld2; stocker sheep. $4,000 $50
goats, Sl.5QQ2.75.
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SAN ANTONIO LIVESTOCK. {
Union stock Yards. San Antonio, {

Union Stock Yards, San Antonio, Oct.
4.-Iivestock receipts ut the Union STOCK
Yards were light today. according 10
the j. W. Kotham Commission Com
pany but the trade was slow and weak
Depsite the better tone of the Fort
Worth market this week, the local mar
ket is weak, reflecting the poor Fort
Worth market last week. Buyers are
holding back. taking only such stuff as
they absolutely need.
Cattle: Receipts 100; prices un-
changed and weak; cows 2ihG3ht
calves 4ikq5Hc. steers 51s case, bulls
2lsd2ac, Gamers 1Gsc.
HOGS: Receipts 60: prices unchanged
and weak; best packing hogs 10 &C.
lighter hogs 6q1c.
Sheep: No receipts. prices steady at
615c, goats ga G3lsc.
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NEW YORK SUGAR.

New York. Oct. 4.-The only business
reported in raw sugar early today was
1000 bags spot Cubas to a refirer AZ 90
cost and freight. equal to us duty
paid, and $500 bags OF Peruvian. Novem-
her shipment at 1853.
Raw sugar futures opened steady and
unchanged at points higher on better
news from the spot market, ana after
nioderate setback, due TO realizing. rec
covered and OF noon were to points
net higher. Commission houses bought
December and March. >
Aside from active Withdrawals. the fe-
fined market was quiet and featureless..
with very light offers from second hands,
Fine graduated was quoted at s.25 to,
$50.
Sugar futures barely steady; approxi-i
mate sales, $4,000 tons. October. s.Ilcs.
December, 5.QSc; March, lose; May
4.l1c.
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MINNEAPOLIS GRAIN.

Minneapolis. Mimi. Oct. 4.-Fiour:
Unchanged to 1oc higher; family patents
s6.2S 66.s5 barrel; shipments. 6s,s32
barrels.
Bran: $3.50.
Cash.
Wheat: No. northern. s1.1ek@
LEX: No. dark northern spring.
choice to fancy. s1.2sA q i.27h: good to
chaice. si.20A 91.s3L ordinary to good
s1.1sh a1.soA; December. si.17A; May
s1.121A.
Corn: No. ; yellow. sic.
Oats: No. 5 white. sax G3s&c.
Barley: 4sG62c.
Rye; No. 2. ,esy 466Sc. RI,
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BOSTON WOOL.

Copyright 1928. by The s. 4. Light.
Boston, Mass, Oct. 4.-Ohio delaines
featured todays raw wool marker. prices
pared with the recent price OF 81 &c.
The fad for brushed wool goods when
hAs sprung up in recent months Is given
a. a factor in the improvement IN &C.
i,ines Peceipts at Boston Wednesday
were 1857 bags of domestic wool.
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KANSAS CITY GRAIN.

kansas City, Oct. I-wheat: No. 2
hard. sf.O7@ 1876: No. z red. si.14 OILS;
December. si.0t% split; May. si.o7is
split; July sf.03S.
Corn: No. white, sic; No. 9 yellow.
Csc: No. yellow, s4c; No. mixed. 81
ssc; December. Ease; May, slc bid;
July. INC.
Oats: No. white. Ash 64sisc: No. ;
white. 4i9 45c; No. mixed. 44iz qi5c.
Barley: CSC.
Hay: Unchanged.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-05
NEW YORK BONDS

New York, Oct. 4.-Following is an
official list of bonds traded in on the
New York Stock Exchange today with
prices up to and including the close OF
the market. Total sales today werc
ss,3e5,000 against s9,sI70o0 yesterday,
SS,s64.000 week ago, si2,oSi,0o0 year
ago and tls.9SS,O00 two years ago.
From January / to date ss,STS.i3I.0o
against s3.1S0,266,0O0 year ago and
Sa.SSs. 5s9, 900 two years ago.
Quotations on all L. s. Liberty bonds
are in dollars and Sends of n dollar.)
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CHICAGO PRODUCE.

Chicago. Oct. 4.-ESStcr: Hfgher;
creamery extras, i7e; standards, ioe; ex'
tra firsts, 45is 746isc; firsts, ASA o
44hc: seconds. 41G42c.
Eggs: Unchaneed: receipts. 537e cases
Poultry: Alive. higher: fowls, l59 2Sc
springs. Soc; roostsrs. lac.
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MARKETS TO CLOSE
New York Security and Commodit,
Markets to Observe Columbus Day.

New York, Oct. 4.-The New York
Coffee and Sugar Exchange voted to-
day to close Saturday, October IL,
the day following Columbus day, wnen
oil the New York security and COM
modify markets will be closed. Other
exchanges are expected TO meet dur.
ing the day to vote on the question of
declaring the extra holiday.
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NEW YORK STOCKS
Total Sales, SI3,S00 Shares.
STOCK MARKET AVERAGES.

New York, Oct. 4.-Following is a
lnpiete list of stock sales today. Total
les Of each stock and the high, low
Id closing prices are given.
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Wall Street Features
New York Centnl.

copyright by The san Antonio Light.
New York, Oct. Alt Is believed by an
increasing number OF persons in WAL
80 nandine in the New York Central
situation. More was heard today re-
card!ng the likelihood OF this company
dec,arinS stock dividend in the form.
OF Reading rights. At current narxe-
road amount TO approximately $4,000
900. The distribution Of the rights might
have an unfavOrable effect upon tno
value OF New York Central stock tasiit-
tatinr conversion OF the cOmpsnys de-
banture bonds. IL IS thought also thst
anlalgamauon pans lnvoNlng rosns
which might Logically WORK int. the New
York Central system. are on root
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-05
PARIS BOURSE.

Paris. Oct. 4.-Prices were heavy on
the bourse today.
Exchange on London, ~ francs, 90
confines.
The dollar was quoted at II francs,
10 confines.
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ST. LOUIS GRAIN.
st. Louis. Oct. Cash:

st. Louis. Oct. Cash: :.
Wheat: No. . red si.lsG1.eo, No.
red sl.13G1.
Corn: No. white Sl.o-, NO. : yer
oats: No. : white 45i. e4sc. No. ;
white 44s. g5isc.
Close:
Wheat: December Sl.osb, NAY
Corn: December .52c. May Ti%c.
Oats: December 45xc.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-05
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. Oct. 4.--Cali money: Eas-
10: high. AZ per cent; low. Az per
cent; ruling rate. Az per cent; closing
bid 4is per cent: offered at ~ per
cent: last loan. az per cent.
Call loans against acceptances, per
cent.
Time loans: Firm: mixed collateral 60
80 days. 5h9Sis per cent; 4-6 months
SIG ner cent.
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LONDON MONEY.

London. Oct. 4.-Bar silver 81 15-1sd
per ounce.
Money "a per cent.
Discount rates: Short bills 2 1850
per cent.
Three months bills ) 3-1s per cent.
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TODAY'S CURB MARKET

New York. Oct. 4.-Following is an Of
fetal list of stocks traded in on the New
York Curb Market today:
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NEW ORLEANS SPOTS.

New Orleans, Oct. 4.-Spot cotton;
Steady and unchanged; sales Oh the spot.
%. O0c: middling, assoc: good middling
29.25c; receipts, 42i1; stock, s0,746.
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London. Oct. 4-standard conn

London. Oct. 4.-Standard COPPER:
Spot. 1851. 15s; futures. f62. Is. Cd.
100. IS.
Tin: Spot. f:o4. IS. Cd; futures. 1909.
l2s. cd.
Lead: Spot. rec. Is, Cd; futures. fc5.
i5s.
Zinc: Spot. f3c, 15s; futures. fS.
2s sd.
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Prime commercial paper. 5N per cent.
New York. Oct. 4.-Copper: Easy.

New York. Oct. 4.-Copper: Easy.
Electrolytlc: Spot and futures, 1875 q
1914.
Tin: Firm; pot and nearby. i2se; fu-
lures. 42.25.
Iron: Quiet: prices unchanged.
Lead: Steady: spot. SIS 40.
Zinc: Quiet; East s.. Louis spot and
nearby, 6.279s.30.
Antimony: Spot. 7.550Es5.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-05

In the first eight months Associated
Dry Goods gross Income was about sSS.-
200 O0O and IN enes amounted to over
81 600. oOO. an increase OF approximately
so per cent over the results for the corr
responding period OF 1889. But talk or
high or extra dividends on the common
D.. ~. likely 10 he borne out BY the ac-
tiou OF directors In the next FEW moaths
well informed persons say.
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Ioex.

with earnings IN excess OF - per snars
a dividend is anticipated on Loew stock
In the near future. Nothing has been
dlstrlbutad slpee Ney. N.l ~ar7 80
last s0-cent quartz d.s;deni vs. g.
clared Those who expect the resumption
OF dividends on the stock think that tne
sirs; quarterly payment when Il erres.
will Dc 50 cents
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-05
KANSAS CITY PRODUCE,

Kansas City. NO.. Oct. 4.-Butter.
creamery. ic higher. 4s95oc; packing
unchanged. "a
Eggs and potatoes: Unchanged
Poultry: Unchanged to lie lover
springs, Ic lower lie; others unchanged.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-05
San Antonio Markets

The following prices to producers FOL
produce were quoted by the Pruitt Com
mission Company Thursday morning
| sweet potatoes: IL to-. cents pei
pound.
Egg plant:si.5o 10 sl.75 per bushci.
Black-eyed peas: so to 80 cents pei
bushel.
okra: sI.s5 per busheL
Bets: SO to IS cents per dozei
Carols: ss to 50 ...: cent: per sO1sr
Turnips: IS to IS cents per dozer
sugar cane: IS to 20 cents per bundle
| Squash: sl.75 per bushel.
Hot chilli peppers: 10 to 12is cents pei
pound.
dozen punches.
Radlshes: 40 cents per dozen punches
The following prices TO producers FOL
poultry. butter and eggs were quoted
Thursday morning by the Snyder Pro
Eggs: 50 per case loss off.
Roultry: tryers. ID TO l6 cents per
Keys. is cents per pound; ROSTERS.
cents per pound.
Butter; Fresh block butter. IS cents
per pound: packing stock butter. IL cents
per pound.
The following prices TO producers TO-
seeds and feeds were quoted THURSDAY
morning by the Grasso Seed Company
Milo maize: $3.50 per hundredweisht
Kaffir corn: $1.60 per hundredweight
Red top cane: 81 per hundredweignt
Big German miilet: $3.50 per hundred
weight.
Feed
Corn: si.o5 per bushei.
Oats: 81 cents per busheL
The 1928 nuts are arriving In San An
tonic one car OF California soft smell
English walnuts, fancy almonds, fresh
washed Brazil nuts and Texas pecans
having been received by the Pruitt Conn.,
mission Company Tuesday.
one car Of Cnsaba melons. honey Dew
melons, Persian melons and CHRISTMAS
melons arrived "wednesday.
The following wholesale prices were
announced Thursday morning:
California soft shell English walnuts'
81 cents per pound.
Fancy almondS IS cents per pouno.
Fresh washed Brazil nuts: 20 cents
per pound. s
Fancy filberts: is cents per pounSS:;
New eranberrIes: 1875 per bog; 'i'
per barrel.
Louisiana vans: si.75 TO 81 per
bushoi, sacked. sS.25 q $50:
Blue ribbon celery: $l.l5 per dozen
California head lettuce: $3.50 crate.
Fresh Jonathan apples: Fancy, Wow
extra fancy .s2.7s.
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NEW YORK COFFEE.

New York, Oct. 4.-Coffee: Rio No. Z.
1915; futures. firm; December, SIS;
May. SOS.
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CHICAGO STOCKS

Chicago, Oct. 4.-Folloving Is re-
port Of today's sales. high. low and clos
ing quotations at the Chicago stock eX-
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NEW YORK SILVER.

New York. Oct. 4.IBar silver, 6ic.
Mexican dollars, 4SAc.
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NEW ORLEANS FUTURES.


New Orleans. Oct. 4.-Cotton futures
closed steady at net gains of 6 TO Is
points.
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New York, Oo. 4.-Cotten futures
closed steady.
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NEW YORK FUTURES.

New York, Oct. 4.-Spot cotton: Quiet;
middling. s92Oc.
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SAN ANTONIO SPOTS.
NEW YORK SPOTS.

Cotton: Spot, steady; mlddling, c7,37c.