United States Steel at 116 Touches High Year Peak
United States Steel stock rises to 116 amid market activity as traders note a high point of the year. Reports mention other leaders and reactions in the steel sector with references to rail traffic and production shifts, alongside investor sentiment and market dynamics.
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United States Steel
New York
Pioulin
New
Riga
Vetas
Levartius
Eure
Uberti
Aisu Avilieneu
Shaypings
J Lo
United Sales Steel Igee
Arige Ao Sfight
Ttaer
Mauiirectiur
Hillleur
Yhard Boca
Money Markets New York Amid Exchange Fluctuations
In New York the money markets show activity with commercial paper and bank deposits noted. The report cites rates, maturities, and valuations across several financial instruments as investors gauge liquidity and credit conditions.
Metal markets update from New York and London trading
Metal markets report from New York and London shows tin spot and futures activity with prices and brief price movements. The note references London trading on August 8 and mentions spot and futures quotes with general market tone.
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NEW Yorkk Metals
York
oMik
Thetes Lead Aetia Spelterie Bpot
Pyle
Lowi Ablivergy
Depot Brigades Targeted for Officer Training Material
An adjutant general order from Camp Teavis directs depot brigade commanders to select suitable nonfield artillery and machine gun candidates for central training schools. The measure aims to prevent organizational interference and ensure ready officer material amid rapid army expansion.
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Borigades
Teavis
Hinds
Greng Dent
Mathematics Skills Determine Military School Eligibility
A wartime notice states candidates for field artillery or machine gun training must have solid arithmetic geometry and higher math knowledge. It notes many recruits forget these basics after leaving school and that instructors verify and direct review courses to ensure proper qualification.
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Seriaul
Antene
San Antonio Plans Progressive Skip Stop Rollout
The San Antonio Public Service Company traction department will begin the first phase of the skip stop plan Thursday. It eliminates the Crockett Street stop on Alamo Phase and four stops on short streets, with no changes on Houston Street downtown. A second phase will extend skip stops to residential areas next week, with gradual changes over three weeks, marked by white bands and Stop arrows on poles to guide outbound and inbound cars.
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San Antonio
Onl
Community Singing and Band Concert Planned in Brackenridge Park
A joint program by the municipal band directed by William M. Smith and a community singing led by Alva Wilgus will be held Thursday evening at Loglook in Brackenridge Park. The concert features piano by Mrs. Maurer, fiddler Sam Carter, and performances by veterans groups under Prof. Dugget, Godfrey Teturson, and Charles MITNCS with a program starting with America and including medleys, marches, selections from Southern plantation songs, and other period pieces.
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William M. Smith
Loglook
Brackenridge Park
Alva Wilgus
William. Maurer
Sam Carter
Prof. Dugget
Confederate Veterans
Godfrey Teturson
Vinikh
Charles 3
Mitncs
America
Maryland
Prank Vanelli
Marsland
Annie Laurie
Wiliam Tedman
Edinburgh
J. Conterno
Mrs. Maurier
J. Knenvy
Asher
Maggie
Butterfield
Jews Plan for Camps Near San Antonio
Joseph Hayman of the Jewish Welfare Board told San Antonio Teens on Monday that national headquarters will assist local efforts to run Jewish camps. San Antonio hosts five field supervisors with two more to be assigned. KetlyWield building will host another camp at Camp Travis soon. The board discussed Jewish holiday observances for twelve hundred Jewish soldiers and plans to provide housing for those traveling to observe Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur.
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Antonia
United States
Joseph Ec. Hayman
New York
Boar
San Antonio
Ational
Work Yard
San Antonia
Jewish Welfare Board
Ketly
Camp Travis
Pirainios
Stanley
Imenders
Teor Soc
Lids
Powis
Youngster With Pistol Tied to Oil Station Robbery
An eleven year old black boy was arrested after an oil station robbery at East Coomnerco and Hackberry streets. A bull dog pistol linked to the loot was found in the youth’s possession. Entry was gained through a transom. Police and detectives responded with a watchman alert. A white male was arrested for issuing worthless checks in various cases.
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Norton Sand
Negra
Umder
Tihwelock
Mont Maret Lov
Tb West Commerce Street
Louthian
Street
Wis
Protectives
Knight
Proudfoot
Norton
Carver
W M Barwell Dead Former Potter County Sheriff
W M Barwell dies at midnight after an operation for appendicitis. He was recently nominated for U S marshal for the northern district of Texas and had held the sheriff position in Potter County. His death follows another in the local office, leaving the post briefly vacant.
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Potter County
Amarill
Guewell
Texas
Barwell
Val Barwell
Dotter County
Stock cattle sales and market activity in local yards
In Fort Worth stockyards market notes report stronger demand for calves and good cattle with prices from $6.00 to $8.00 for large calves and $4.50 to $5.50 for cutters. Hogs firm around $18.00 to $19.50, while sheep show steady demand with slower activity. Receipts were liberal, yet market held firm with cattle and calves the focus of buyers.
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Port Worth
Tevco Chica
Watts City
Louis Wee Ew Ae
Hoge
Fort Worth
Tne
Chisago
Louis
Union Stock Yards
Frank
Chie
Sheen
Livestock Market Prices and Receipts Fray Local Sale
Receipts show 500 head varied sales for ewes and mixed lots. Prices listed for steers, heifers, and cows with wholesale quotations and futures notes. Market notes mention native cattle and hogs with regional pricing in August entries.
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Louis
fheSteck
Fuston
Stathety Lewis
Aes
Stow
Matis
Produce markets and prices listed for Wednesday
Prices and quotes for dairy and poultry items shown for retailers including creamery products and roosters. Butter and eggs noted with current firsts seconds and standard marks. Potatoes and other produce reported with steady pricing and regional variations for August 24.
Provision Markets Wecking House Prices and Goods
Local markets quote wholesale prices for salt pork bacon dry salt fish and Fancy breakfast items. Listings include cheese oleomargarine flour sugar coffee tea shipping receipts and assorted staples with references to cities and vendors.
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Royce
Fish Market Ad Highlights Fresh Seafood and Prices
The Whetlosite market lists a range of seafood including snapper red fish rock cod and shrimp with wholesale and retail prices. Oysters oysters and cod are shown with per dozen and per thousand rates while notes mention dry goods from the mart and quiet trading in stationary markets.
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Honda
York
Ang
Dry Goods Mart
Officers Arrive at Camp Travis for SSth and SUft Regiments
Information from Camp Travis on arrival September 2 of US officers to be attached to SSth and SUft infantry regiments outlines initial personnel. A captain is the highest ranking officer expected. plans indicate forthcoming organization of additional regiments and deployment details for the division staff and aviation personnel.
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Ssth
Suft
Camp Travis Wednes
Cam Perry
Hto
Washington
Cam
Poresonnel
Slump in Corn Values Continues Amid Free Selling
Aug 28 reports show a broad market retreat as free selling drove corn prices down and traders booked profits. Prices fluctuated with some gains late but settled lower amid weak oats and steady but inactive provisions, while sailors' discharge orders from Camp Travis prompted routine administrative actions.
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de Lahey
Gerber
Sta Ae
Cotton Gains $5.00 Base as War News Buoys Markets
The daily Cottons Markets report notes bullish tendencies with a $5.00 base rise driven by war and crop news. Prices advance in New York and New Orleans amid favorable crop progress reports and weekly crop data.
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Callen Bkachange
Ams
New York
New
New York Cotton Market Confused By Mixed Prices
The report details fluctuating cotton prices with new highs and erratic selling in New York and Liverpool. Weather expectations and western market activity influence price movements as traders monitor forthcoming reports and regional demand signals.
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Liverpool
Werther
Provid
HOWE
Ener
Vim
Eaveteet
New Orleans Cotton Market Rebounds as Hopes Lift
In New Orleans trading, cotton futures advance with higher quotes noted across key grades. Reports indicate active demand and improved prices, as market observers await contract settlements and export activity signals from spot and futures interactions.
Liverpool Cotton Prices and Market Bulletin
Market bulletin from Liverpool notes cotton prices and delivery dates with irregular August through December futures. Mentions bale counts, maturities, and miscellaneous reminders for merchants and agents in the export trade.
Pershing Sees Victory as Turning Point of War
General John J. Pershing declares the Allied war effort has reached a turning point after a counterattack and allied victory. He praises the First and Third Corps and urges continued unity and sacrifice in the conflict. The report notes the U S army’s powerful role in France and the need to sustain momentum.
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Pershing
France
John J. Pershing
Ord
Weather forecast hints at showers in Southwest region
The weather bureau notes high pressure over the southeast and northwest with troughs absence over Minnesota and New Mexico. Expect beeze less weather, increasing cloudiness, and possible showers within the next 24 to 36 hours across the Southwest due to the broad pressure setup.
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