Canadian Pacific Leads Market Rally Amid Broad Gains
New York stocks rose as Canadian Pacific jumped 3 percent, lifting the broader market. American Smelting American Sugar United States Steel and other issues posted gains while Liberty bonds rose to new highs as the close remained firm.
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Canadian Pacific
Cme Poin Muarings
Ameri Sugar
Yobacenan United & Rabuier
Stert Sainee
Hidisco
Geert Matars
Tobccos
Liberty
Wid
Alan E
Atchison
Aces
Baee Gs
Aldain
Baltiacre
Olle
Colorado Fuel & Tron Wes
St Deere
Aarens
Taternatioga
Beanecott
Louisville & Nashville
Maxwell Motors
Ventrai
Norfolk
Pittsburg
Rey von & Ice
Bouthern Taieste
Fouthern
Tyte Studebaker Corporation
Bee
Conway
Lho' Tobacco Products
Ty Ina
Aliohol
Uful States Rubber
Tty
United States Steel
Copper Ayeee
I. Bash
Benhoard Ale
Steel & Tron
Ag Ty
Virginiara
Hem
H & Sree
Money Markets Mesican Money and New York Rates
Trading in Messexn money at San Antonio Tuesday was dull with quoted Aslan Sliver pesos Haly pesos Moxtein ott Stele tame os National Bank nates. Time loans in New York August 0 show 6 percent for 60 days 90 days and six months with call money strong. Mercantile dull quotes 66 day bills 68 day bills and commercial 10 day bills along with cables and government and railroad bonds firm or irregular.
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San Antonio
Aslan
Stele
Tame Os National Bank Nates
Londres Bank Nntesscce.e. D
New York
Mercantile Nuper
Connerel
Emnmeretal
Crop Damage Reports Boost Corn Market Across US
Reports of crop damage strengthened the corn market with futures rising in Chicago and Kansas City. September corn opened higher and traded around 1.63 to 1.65, while October touched 1.85. oats showed modest gains and provisions remained steady. Cash quotes in Chicago and St Louis reflected firm grain prices, with No. 2 yellow corn and standard oats among active listings.
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Chicago
Rover
Kansas City
Pradiuw
Law. Chase
AWK
Harley
Scarce fish market with California arrivals small
Tuesday’s market shows limited fish stock with most arrivals from California and quiet wholesale activity in New York and New Orleans. Prices for various fish types and fresh water catch are listed with modest changes and low demand in the wholesale market.
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California
Texas
FORD
Metal prices drift with minor changes at New York Market
Metal Exchange quotes show lead unchanged at 8.03 spot and spot prices for other metals weakly listed. Spelter delivery to St Louis appears at 8.97 with limited corroboration and unclear weights.
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NEW York Metals
New York
Metal Exchange
Quleiz
St. Louis
Aoe
Wholesale Produce Prices and Egypt Cotton Limitation
Prices for hawkers and wholesalers list fresh country produce including vegetables fruits and staples with estimates for onions yams squash cucumbers corn peaches raisins and other items. Egypt will restrict cotton cultivation to one third of the perennial area through 1919.
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California
Li Ut Atoll
Taragys
Harper
Pracie
Altfurntia
Busines Haanier
Texas
Mtercerors
Poxas
New Mexico
TLC
Paden
Pounl
Gotha
Egypt
Cairo
Cotton Quotations React On Reports Drought Is Broken
Cotton prices swing on drought news with New York opening lower then recovering. Reports of Texas drought cessation spark covering and mixed moves across New York New Orleans and Liverpool markets led by early declines of 5 to 15 points before partial rallies.
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Cotton Exchange
New York
New Orleans
Roi Sesterday
Moon
Liverpool
New York Cotton Market Faces Drought Breaks and Fluctuations
Reports of showers in Texas reduce drought fears and trigger a one cent drop at the opening of the cotton market. Trading is uneven with some declines of 55 to 111 points as December and other months show brief rallies. Midday weather news steadies prices though late-session volatility remains, with a generally firmer tone toward close.
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New York
Southwestern
Dermmicher
Deven TV
Yesterdas
Ponte
Stern Belt
Eteber
Fermoon
Getaher
New Orleans Cotton Market Sees Mixed Early Trading
New Orleans cotton prices edged higher in the morning as forecasts of rain favored Texas grown bales. By noon slight gains were pared and prices closed with a notable drop of 21 to 41 points. The market opened with September futures around 2607 and January at 2006 for March and May delivery.
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New Orleans
Janay
Marteh
Local Markets Show Cheaper Cattle and Hogs
Prices across Texas markets fall for cattle and hogs while produce and goods mix. pumpkins and whites fetch lower quotes, peaches drop a dime per box, white muscat grapes ease, and alfalfa and sorghum show varied gains. Weather data from Houston district stations concludes the report.
Provision Markets Local Packing House Quotations
Provision markets list tentative packing house quotations for Tuesday. Items include dry sift extras, bacon cuts, dry salt bellies, chestnut hogs, fore quarters, lard and tallow. Entries reflect varying weights and grades with prices shown in ambiguous figures.
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Quotettona
Taney
Markets show mixed receipts with cattle and hogs uneven
Daily market notes report cattle and hogs at San Antonio and Chicago with mixed demand, steady to slightly lower prices for cattle and hogs, firmer in some weights, and steady swine. receipts list cattle 61, hogs 4, etc, reflecting uneven activity across regions.
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Yates
San Antonio
Harley
Hiter Chicago
Liverpool Cotton Prices Steady As Market Holds
Liverpool Aug 20 Primes steady with good middling at 24.184, middling 24, low middling 22.1, good ordinary 31.610, ordinary SLs. Sales total 100 including 600 American. Revolpts TAO. Jrelrdbus 800 American. Futures steady with September trade at 22 and December activity quiet.
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Liverpool
Tao
Cotton statistics receipts at U.S ports
Reports from Galveston Houston New Orleans Mabie St Pavitoah Gil Nortotle and others indicate fluctuating cotton receipts across major ports. Data highlights include volumes at Galveston and New Orleans with notes on daily variations and regional shipments to Virginia and Maryland markets.
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Galveston
Tex
Houston
New Orleans
Mabie
Aviators to Play at 5 30 Wednesday by 304 Machine Shops
In San Antonio community talent works to sing the French anthem with a chorus led by Mr. Griffin at Travis Park Tuesday night and Seily Field hosts a 5 30 Wednesday game between Mechanics Shops and Kelis Field.
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San Antonio
David Tite
Seily Field
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Griffin
Will Bel the Kelly
Sean
Tomork
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Kelis Field
Kelly Field
Winters
Atki
Mme
Nine Tenth Infantry
Pack
Sneder
Isariue Bition
Western Union Hikes Wages for San Antonio Staff
About 400 Western Union Telegraph Company employees in San Antonio will receive a ten percent raise. Captain W W Herring, local office manager, announced the increase which covers operators and amplores though some contractors may be excluded. Nationally 47 000 workers share the raise as part of a newly formed appreciation committee.
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San Antonio
Western Union Telegraph Company
W.W. Herring
Luesday
Western Union
Wounded Soldier Records From War Office Update
E L Grasse, wounded in July while in British service, was reported by his mother Mrs C L Grasse of 00 East Bucklid Avenue. The cablegram from the War Office gave no injury extent. Grasse had left San Antonio about a year ago to serve with the Corinthian army since May. He has several siblings and his mother survives. The article also lists field artillery units and other war-related notes, including local officials and scattered military updates.
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L. Grasse
C. CL. Grasse
Bucclid Avenue
British War Office
Grasse
San Antonio
Ana Dast
Canta
Corinthian Army
Ele
Thhen
Split On Tax Plans Amid Treasury and House Panel Clash
Washington August 20 The Treasury Department and the House Ways and Means Committee clash over the new 8 billion revenue bill They disagree on how to tax excess profits with proposals ranging from 0 to 50 percent and a 80 percent war profits tax The committee favors a 50 percent exemption plus 5000 exemption and a 60 percent rate on profits above 20 percent while Treasury opposes any rise in excess profits tax The two sides expect to reconcile through further talks and possible modification of rates
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Washington, PB
Tewry Department
Jouse Ways and Means
Treasury
Committee
Iis
Slovaks Force Retrenchment on Front in East Europe
Dispatch from Moscow notes heavy fighting along the Vessuri front with Slovak outposts ordered to retire. Reports say Japanese marines landed at Preebrievek as Velogda battles continue and Soviet forces withdraw within artillery range of the Golshevi line in the Aveliar sector.
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Montreal
Vessuri Front
Renter
Vikulivostok
Smeterdam
Moscow
Fissen
Aveliar
Death of George Cunningham in Texas apartment
Coeorge Cunningham aged six years was found dead in his apartment after a pistol shot. Officials say the shooting is likely accidental. He leaves a widow and children and was brother to J. J. Cunningham, a local banker.
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Keaunmont
Tex
Coeorge Cunningham
J. J. Cuaning
Damon
Y. W. War Conference Heads to City for Two Days
Y W leaders announce a two day war work conference beginning Wednesday at 10 am in the city auditorium. Delegates from district counties and Texas attend to discuss budgets, campaigns, and community work across the nation with speakers from the War Work Council and related organizations.
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Anieviena Library Action
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