Wall Street Reacts to Foreign Affairs and Market Shifts
New York July 13 Wall Street shows a mild rally after a move in key issues. Mexican Petroleum and Investible Oil display strength while Reading and McNulty Petroleum drop. U S Steel trades around 92 as bonds rise on Belgian and Swiss issues. Government tax receipts of 150 million and freight congestion affect credit, with optimism about call rate declines if plans succeed.
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Market Report From New York Creamery Receipts and Prices
New York on July 1 reports settled suitter with receipts totaling 1454. Creamery prices rose above extras with creamery Firsts and packers steady. Reports include Pennsylvania and nearby western creamed whites and browns with extras, and raw sugar firm. Potatoes and cabbage prices noted as unchanged amid lighter demand.
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Grain Chicago ends unsettled as corn slips on black dust
July 1 in Chicago corn markets closed unsettled, slipping 3-4 to Sd cents. September 1.56 to 1.56 1-4, December 1415-3 to LA1 3-4. Oats down 12-8 11-2 to 23- cents. Provisions off 7 to 67 cents. Average stock prices show contrasts with prior periods.
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Cotton market strength lifts July futures to new highs
The French influence in the cotton market boosted July futures, with prices rising to around 40.40 or 7 points, reaching a new high. December advanced briefly to 13 to 2, then pulled back as the market steadied, leaving gains modest at closing.
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Coffee Market Declines Then Recovers in Trading Day
In New York coffee futures show a 3 point drop before a sharp rally. Traders faced a volatile session with September and December contracts trading amid general firm tones. Closing bids remained mixed as markets shifted between gains and stable levels.
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Wish
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Liberty Bond Prices Reported in New York Market
Liberty bonds posted varied figures in New York trading. First and Second Liberty issues showed modest gains while Third and Fourth issues registered smaller changes. Victory bonds traded at a stated price reflecting ongoing market activity.
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Prices paid farmers fell slightly in June report shows
A government report released today notes that prices paid by farmers for principal crops decreased about 1.7 percent in June. Despite the decline, the index remained 20 percent higher than a year ago and 102.5 percent above the ten year average.
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Department of Agricultpye
Bridgeport Local Wholesale Market Note on Supplies and Prices
Describes Bridgeport wholesale market activity with scarce livestock and plentiful vegetables and fruits. Lists various items including peaches, grapes, lettuce, cabbage, and dairy products with price ranges and notable demand fluctuations in recent days.
Coal Movement Rules Extend Operation Orders Amid Rail Shipments
New directives extend coal shipment controls to hasten movement along the Mississippi region. The amended order raises the expiration date to July 21 and tightens handling requirements for coal and other freight loaded in specific car types to prevent misloads and ensure proper conveyance by consignees through operational routes.
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Universal suffrage defeated in Japan and rail loans listed
Report notes universal suffrage defeat in Japan amid protests and police clashes as students press cabinet censures. In Washington, the Interstate Commerce Commission approves railway loans, including Illinois Central Railroad totaling 4 511 760 with Burlington and Quincy ties.
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Iron and Steel Men Look for Four Years of Capacity Work
A 1920s era article discusses Britain and continental Europe facing four years of ramped capacity in iron and steel. It notes the United States and United Kingdom aim to restore full productive output, highlight labor shortages and wage stability, and assess France Germany and other nations' industrial recoveries amid postwar demand. It emphasizes global dependence on iron and steel and the need for sustained investment and labor alignment.
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No Intent to Force a Creed in Public Schools
New York July session of the Legislatures committee discusses religious instruction in public schools. George J. Tyre, chairman, and Rep. Ryan debate whether allowing church instruction would entangle state powers. No action will be taken without Republican agreement and a public meeting planned for September.
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Wine by Millions In Mumm's Cellar
Readable fragments describe extensive champagne stock in Mumm cellars seized during the war. Estimates mention millions of bottles, 400000 liters of wine in warehouses, and piles of hidden casks beneath vines. References to Rheims and Reims area battles, and soldiers using wine for morale and supply.
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Clusring House Station on Yor July 14
A fragment reports figures for a Sina. A Smyrna fig, grown in California, is said to be more acceptable to Americans than the imported article. The text mentions a federal reserve and names like Lash, with unclear numbers and placements.
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Dry Goods Market Report From Day Fourteen Opens
DRY GOODS WORK day fourteenth market for spring opened with light trading. Cotton goods and textiles showed reduced prices though stock remained steady. Yardage and hose ware moved slowly as buyers awaited better offers.
Begin Hearings in Election Contest
Fragmented text reports hearings in an election contest with references to voters, campaign actions, and participants. Names and clear facts are obscured by garbled OCR, but note mentions of Rev Keice, Rev Kevaio, a pamphlet, and counsel Lay amid contested procedures.
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New England Commerce Commission Reveals Emergency Orders
Emergency orders from the state commerce commission prioritize shipment flows to the Northwest. Proposals include wartime fuel controls and railroad sector measures. A railroad executives meeting in New York is slated for tomorrow to outline the plan.
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American Bluejackets Ordered to Peking
Washington reports that about 150 American sailors are being sent to Peking to augment the American legation guard amid threatened revolutionary unrest. Admiral Gleaves, chief of the naval operations, will also go to confer with the American minister there.
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