Weekly Statement of New York Banks shows deposit total and reserves
The weekly statement lists New York banks and trust companies with total deposits near 39.045 billion dollars and reserves across multiple categories. It notes cash in vaults around 1.0 billion and various adjustments, including increases in deposits and reductions in legal reserves, reflecting the banking sector’s current condition.
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Daily recap of commodity markets and stocks in New York
Yesterday traces in finance show cotton, wheat, corn and sugar futures with May and July contracts listed. See New York coffee and London FX alongside industrial stocks and railroads such as Central of Georgia and Southern Railway, with general market listings and notable names including American Steel and Tel & Tel.
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Central Teather Go & Steel
Professional views on cotton market trends
A readerable summary notes mixed expectations for cotton prices with speculation on production, exports, and weather. It references May contracts, production fears, European demand, and market steadiness driven by Southern hedging and domestic consumption. Names such as Jay Bond & Co are cited along with general market outlook and short-term price expectations.
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JAY Bond & Co
Market summary and agricultural product prices found in Bank Clearings report
Readable notes show weekly US bank clearings and a long list of farm and feed ingredients with prices per bushel sack and by product. It includes oats, corn, hay, wheat, barley, Purina feeds, stock feed items, and miscellaneous dairy and grain prices with regional notation and occasional market commentary.
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Atlanta Livestock Market Prices Across Varied Stocks
A fragmentary market listing shows cattle, cows, and oxen priced per hundredweight with ranges from under 100 to over 400 pounds, plus bundled goods like groceries and canned goods. Several named items include beef cattle, steers, heifers, and oxen, with assorted prices and weights noted in the chaotic OCR. The text indicates a bustling market with diverse stock and miscellaneous goods priced for sale.
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American claimants win in prize court ruling appeal permitted
The Privy Council committee allows appeal from Sir Samuel Evans's prize court order on requisition of a vessel. The decision redefines appeal access, aligning prize court practice with international law and asserting limits on royal executive orders in wartime, impacting damages and future compensation for affected neutral claimants.
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Development Urged for Scout Aeroplane and Armored Machines
Washington April 8 Secretary Baker urged development of scout airplanes and armored machines with passenger capacity as the army aviation service seeks reorganization. He asked for funds to boost aviation, noted 59 planes then in service, and favored competition among manufacturers over a government plant. Baker outlined a board to test machines and push centralized supervision with pilots Milling and Jones among appointees.
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Country Produce and Dairy Market Rundown
Market notes show steadier arrivals at creamery and higher cheese receipts. Fresh gath and packed eggs firm with repeat prices. butter and poultry prices mixed, with some gains in creamery goods and unchanged or steady dairy and poultry items across St Louis and Kansas markets.
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Uncle Sam Company develops new field in Tulsa district
Uncle Sam Company reports discovery in Red Lark Tulsa district of the Wid Continent field. Two wells drilled in five weeks near Dosivakiptment area show initial daily production around 67 barrels. Oil priced between 24 and 40 cents per gallon, with company aiming higher output and lower costs.
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Sugar market notes sluggish demand and steady prices
The report shows quiet demand with few buyers as refiners hesitate awaiting developments. Prices for refined sugar hold around 296 with minor shifts while nearby futures show mixed activity and a steady tone across the market.
New Orleans Held Mind Wanderer Devlin Who Vanished
Larry Devlin a 28 year old Detroit automobile executive reported missing from Detroit two weeks ago reappeared in New Orleans with memory loss. He described wandering from place to place until locating in New Orleans today and said he plans to return to Detroit shortly.
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Woman Named in Poison Pen Case Is ArraIGNED in Cleveland
Cleveland April Wiss Emmis Gemmell a 40 year old stenographer was arraigned on a charge of sending objectionable letters and cards through the mail. Her arrest followed a two year Salem church and society poison pen sensation. She pleaded not guilty with bail set at 500 and furnished. The indictment charges she sent letters and postal cards to several people including Miss Zeigler now living in Shron. Gemmell was involved with O R Barrett, prompting multiple attentions associated with the case.
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O R Barrett
Senate to vote on free sugar repeal next Monday
Washington April 8 The senate agreed to take up the free sugar repeal bill next Monday noon and to reach a vote not later than o'clock The finance committee chairman warned haste in repealing the free sugar clause is needed because sugar would go on the free hat May 1 next unless action is taken
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Vessels Gather at Canal Terminus As Panama Reopens
Washington April In anticipation of the Panama Canal reopening on April 15 a number of vessels have gathered at the termini preferring a short voyage of about 190 miles rather than the long trip around South America. Returning operating force have been recalled to the isthmus and ships with drafts up to thirty feet will be admitted at first. A backlog of goods on Chatobal and Balboa wharves has forced the Panama Railroad to embargo cargoes to west coast ports south of Callao due to a shortage of ships from wartime disruption.
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Germany Will Not Move For Better Cooking Against United States
Berlin reports quote German Foreign Minister von Jagow dismissing rumors of a postwar anti American push. He stresses Germany seeks friendship with the United States, rejects revenge schemes, and emphasizes cooperation to restore Europe’s economy and industry after the war. Senator Smoot urges US home preparedness and domestic cooking and housekeeping education to strengthen families.
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Barnes Fails to Oust Tanner as Chairman in New York
The newly elected Republican state committee re elected Frederik Tanner as chairman amid factional debates on presidential prospects. Tanner supporters framed his re election as strengthening the Hughes movement and a potential Whitman renomination, while some opponents cited Wickes victory and Root at Chicago.
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Ninth Day of Debate on Waterways Measure
A long debate on waterways measure unfolds with references to Catalla Texas and midwestern figures. Reported figures include 9,000 to 10,000 attendees, costs linked to canal passages, and estimates around 27 billion dollars for a Panamanian canal project as part of the discussion.
Congratulations for Senator Smith on Senate victory
Telegrams of congratulation poured in from across the country as Senator Smith passed through the senate yesterday an amendment to the army bill for vocational educational work in part. Army officers among those praising the plan say it is practical and could train a brigade of young men annually in Georgia for national service and profit.
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Dunn Named Judge Advocate General of Southern Department
Col George M Dunn to be Judge Advocate General of the Southern Department. He will be succeeded in Rome by Captain Istvin R Heberg sixth cavalry. Captain Alexander Miller to assume Miller’s attache duties at Rome. Lt Col George D of the signal corps ordered home to head the aviation school at San Diego.
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British Seizures Hit US Cargoes Across Fortnight
British authorities seized a record number of United States cargoes in the last two weeks under a new license plan for innocence certification. Many ships were detained and some released, but a larger portion were directed to place cargoes in prize court. Several consignments were destined for the Netherlands. Noted figures include Czar Nochulas and his timber lands, mining properties, and Philippine cigars of Pacific Coast origin.
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