Nervous unsettled cotton market in New York
The New York cotton market remained nervous and unsettled with spot prices mixed and futures opening steady to higher. Quotations from major markets show slight gains in active months amid reports on ocean freight rates and Liverpool dealings.
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New York
Wall Street
Liverpool
Atlantic
E Lee
Ferenada
Alabama
New Yorks
New Orleans Cotton Opens With Mixed Demand
New Orleans cotton opened with good demand as traders priced in expectations of a housing half shift from the government next week. In the first half hour prices gained 31 to 0% points before liquidation pared the advance to 12 to 16 points. A telegram from the bureau of markets suggested little chance of holies moving on cen.
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New Orleans
Bureau of Markete
New Orleans Cotton Exchange reelects Clark as president
John F Clark was re elected president of the New Orleans Cotton Exchange with Edward S Butler named vice president. All other officers were re elected. Futures prices for cotton in New York opened barely steady with December at 24.0 cents and May around 23.0 cents as traders assessed early activity.
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Jane Wa Ene
New York
Naar
Clark Exchange
John
F. . Clark
Charles H. Otto
Roanoke
Ralph P. Patton
Bedford
Iowa
Lawrence
Stvedesboro
N. J
Earl Staley
Hastings
W. Va
Rooslandridge
Opal
Edward W. Street
Viol
Ili
Carl A. Swanson
Neve Kori
Henry Thomas
Matthews
W. Thompson
Holly Springs
Miss
Willam Hott
Sioux City
Ray L. Walters
Olney
J Henry L. Wedell
Galesburg
George E. Cook
Eton College
Joseph A. Crossman
Philadelphia
Isaac Davenport
Baltimore
Andrew Detmers
Cannonshire
Mich
Herbert S. Dougigse
Cape May
Philip M
Drabble
Newark
Buel
Elmore
Sline
Bud Endicott
Ives
Porter M. Fairley
Asgood
Marshall French
Newmarket
Tenn
James L. Garland
Bellevue
Apenn
Joseph Ts Gee
Buffalo
Godney
I Beralea Grigg
Floyd" Herbert
Hartzell
Ala
Paulina Tone
Orus
R. Hii
Blanchester
Ohio
Charles Hinton
Flint
Ben MM. Hodges
Marquese
Tex
Baward Bf
Hogan
Freeport
Eumphries
Spartanburg
Floyd A. Jackson
Milando
Alfred Mf. Johnston
Derita
William E. Kelly
Carthage
Roy S. Kirkpatrick
Bluff
N. C
Herman Klatt
Stillwater
Minn
John L. Klandinger
Walnut Grove
George E. Krueger
Dalton
Wis
Kent H. Lankford
Seneca
Loyt A. Lawrence
Vernon
John H. Ledbetter
Parsons
Rufus Lamberth
Pampa
John P. Lane
Brinkley
ATK
Arthur Laner
Spring - Hil
Hitcings
Lindberg
Elmer Peterson
Jamestown
N. DB
Take Pofovich
Blocton
Oscar Ramberg
Battle Lake
James
Redenbaugh
Dufford J. Reed
Denver
Cale
General Reed
Rolling Fork
Mien
Harley
Teed
Louisburg
Kaw
John W. Reeder
Wautoma
Hatch B. Noes
Portinnt
Ore
Sanhorn
Towa
Tom Upton
East Prairie
Mary Worley
Vangoorhees
Marshfield
Henry ‘Wegman
Hull
Albin G. Younguwiat
Boulder
Cola
Earl TR. Melhorn
Loretto
Williams
Meredith
Grayson
Charteg HL Mitchell
Wawkinaville
Ira Ee
Napier
Hazel Valley
Ark
William
Ott
Gary
Ind
Frederick Owens
Brookline
Maza
H. Verkina
Empire
Harry E. Price
Read
Calo
William Anistrick
Ray
Clifton
Tean
Edward L. Raymond
Edward S. Reilly
Portland
Adolph Telster
Theaterville
T. Martin H. Toldie
Graycourt
Qrenn
John FR. Schilto
St Paul
John Woemaker
Dillwyn
J. Shaws
Maryland
N.Y
John C. Sho Dickson
Claude KB. Shepard
White
Salmuel IT
Shirley
Tiger
Gunner Skanland
Stoughton
Wiram I. Spencer
Pawpaw
Jao Staning Homer
O. Steffen
St. Cloud
Herman M. Steinmetz
Tom F. Stipe
Quincy
Flumberville
Leonardo Streno
Menry Svare
Erle
Edwin Swanson
Reynolds
Lewis Taylor
Grate
Charles BE. Tayntor
Brooklyn
Charles Terrell
Roxboro
N.C
James P. Ewlee
John E. Upton
Soddy
Barney Watson
Eminenco
Earth
Watts
Vern
Wichillam
Welch
South Berwick
Fletcher West
Clay
John H. Wheeler
Chester
William FE. White
Elizabeth City
Frank Wisey
Winthrop
Joseph B. Wilson
Thomson, Ga
Edson Woldendorf
Kalamazoo
Frank F. Yunk
Minor Rail and Specialties Show Opening Strength
New York stocks opened firm led by minor rails and specialties but turned irregular by midmorning as oils and shippings weighed on the market. Steel, equipment and motors led the reversal. Marine preferred pared losses and rails and other leaders rose on profit taking before a mixed close.
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New York
Paar
Car & Foundry
Bath American Locomotive
American, Smelt
Aewee
American T. & T
Bishigor & Amy Cale Ve
Baldwin Locomotive
Baltimore & Opio
Bate
Bethtechem- St
Canadian Pacifica
Central
Lekther
Chesgpathe & Ohl
Mil
Ching Coper Ane
Colorado
Crucible
General Electric
TAS
General Motors
Weessee
Illinois Central
Inspiration Copper Int
Merc. Marine
International
Cees
Kennecott
Louisville & Nashvill
Maxwell Motors
Mexican Petroleum
Miami Copper
Midvale Steel
Misvouri Pacific
Westinghouse Electric
Wittya-Overland
Escess
Gulf States Steel
Seaboard
Linama
Logs
Shef, Steel & Tron
United
New YORK MONEY MARKET REPORT FROM DECEMBER
Time loans are strong with sixty and ninety day and all month bids. Call money remains firm and bank accepts rate 4 percent, while gilt edged issue prices show varied contractions or conversions across bonds.
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New York
Pec
Iust
Liverpool cotton prices and futures steady in Dec 19 Market
Liverpool cotton market shows steady spot prices with Good middling at 21.0d and lower grades listed from 13.88d to 18.19d. Receipts include 800 Amelie a and 6000 bales with 5400 American. Futures closed steady with December at 19.424 and January 14.360 amid limited trading and notes on futures permitted.
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San Antonio
Lee
Dallas
Houston
Galveston
New Orleans
Liverpool
Amelia
Atd
Anont
Antit
Cotton Statistics Receipts at Several Southern Ports
Cotton receipts reported at Galveston New Orleans Mobile Savannah Charleston Norfolk Baltimore Brunswick Philadelphia Boston and other ports. Interion receipts noted with figures read as part of the weekly market summary.
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Galveston
Tex
New Orleans
Moblie
Ala
Savannah
Charleston
Winnington
Norfolk
Baltimore
Market Briefs From Chicago and Kansas City
Markets quote mixed pork ribs butter eggs and potatoes as Chicago provisions show slight moves while butter and eggs stay unchanged in Kansas City. The Eighth District corn crop is estimated at 1.01 billion bushels and Kentucky Tennessee tobacco at 451 million pounds per a November Federal Reserve report. New York notes potential reopening of green coffee imports as restrictions ease, with a board meeting slated for next Monday.
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St. Louis
Federal Reserve District
Kentucky
Tennessee
William McC. Martin
Federal Reserve
New York
New York Coffee Exchange
Federal Food Administration
Exchange
Judge to Sentence George Brady to Death in Texas
In Bexar County a Thirty seventh District Court judge will sentence George Brady to death for the murder of Carrie Stanley, a Black woman. The Court of Criminal Appeals affirmed the death sentence and the governor holds the final appeal option. Brady’s execution could not occur until thirty days after the mandate’s receipt.
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W. S. Anderson
Thirty- Seventh District Court
George Brady
Carrie Stanley
Court of Criminal Appeals
Thirty-seventh
Bexac County
Brady
Court of Appeals
First Lieut LeCount Lovelette Dies at Fort Sam Houston
First Lieut LeCount Lovelette M D of Chicago medical officer at Fort Sam Houston Base Hospital died of pneumonia. He contracted influenza on duty and was the hospital’s first medical officer to die. Funeral details and escort arrangements were planned. his father James M Lovelette lived in Chicago. Miss Eudocia Stark daughter of L G Stark died suddenly from influenza in Austin. The body to reach San Antonio Tuesday night with funeral arrangements to be announced.
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LeCount Lovelette
Chicago
Fort Sam Trouston
James M. Loveletta
Last Gist Street
H. R. Royster
Fort Sam Houston
Mhawreess Lovelette
Eudocia Stark
L. G. Stark
East
Quincy Street
Austin
Stark
State University
San Antonio
Corn Market Lags on Profit Taking by Recent Buying
Chicago reports profit taking easing the corn market with futures slipping after a brief advance. Prices for December and January moved around 1.25 to 1.28 dollars, with oats down and hogs supporting provisions. Regional quotes from Kansas City show No. 2 yellow corn around 1.46 to 1.49, with mixed results across grains.
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Chicago
I. Nec
Kansas City
Mos
Cattle Market Dips Across Markets At San Antonio
Local cattle markets were unsettled with declines of about 50 to 60 cents on many stock classes. Cows brought 4.60 to 7.40 dollars, calves 5.50 to 8.50, hogs 13 to 17, bulls 6 to 7, while later reports suggested a sharp advance in hogs due to production estimates. Receipts listed across cattle, calves, hogs, and other livestock with mixed movement through Fort Worth and Chicago markets.
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Union Stock Yards
San Antonio
Fort Worth
Tex
Cnlves
Kansas City
Alockers
Casualty List From The American Expeditionary Forces
The list records casualties reported by the commanding general. Killed in action numbers 187 with many names across ranks including sergeants corporals privates and lieutenants. Locations include Wisconsin New Jersey Texas Pennsylvania and New York among others with names such as Bertice A Sargeania Tomah and Malcolm Crichton.
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Bertice A. Blackwood
Tomah
Wis
Pear H. Brunig
Atlantic Highlands
Malcom
Crichton
Trenton
N. J
Yazel W. Hester
Chasa City
Wiliam L. Bancroft
Memphis
Tenn
Michael T. Carrague
Galveston
T&x
Willian
J. Courter
Bronx
Russell Baker
Shumocken
Herman Swanson
Canton
Ono
George Ward Wilcox
Ponca
Mich
Frank Gregg
New York
James E. Seaton
Louisville
Joseph Schneider
Rude x
Wder
Henry R
Archy
Pittsburg
Jesset Re Bachant
Banger
Cal
Joseph Bobst
Crozet
Edward H. Brandenburg
Wataga
Albert Brower
Dorr
Cassel
Philadelphia
John Creces
Lester
Crowder
Redman
Til
Milton E. Dye
Binghamton
N. Y
Leonard Foster
Rossman
N.Y
Louis W. Gerring
Rutland
Town
Y. Greene
Rochester
Walter H. Henning
Montevideo
Mint
Edward L. Higgins
Stella
Ned
Walter B. Hill
Albemarle
N. C
Eidvidee
R. Howell
Grubbs
Ark
Walter E. Hundley
Danville
Barry F. Hunsinger
Nescopeck
George D. Keiser
AME
Eelle
Charles R. Kohler
Sam H. Pike
Crandall
George Stanfield
Paris
Wilbur J. Trucheon
Malone
James O. Vedder
Grover C. Wiggins
Goldsboro
Ceci
Wilson
Marvin Windgarden
New Rome
Estanisiag Pate
Andicgo
Tex
Pinine
Incent J. Dushek
Maribel
Wiliam J. _Motaughtin
West Hoboken
New Jersey
Bernard R. Schwartz
Ernest J. Scovilie
Portland
Ore
Otto C. Arnquist
New Richmond
Chester D. Bauer
St. Louis
Harold D. Blackwell
Fruitdate
Solon T. Boomer
Sabettia
Kan
Erwin A. Cohen
Norwich
Cowan
Ernest T. Kykerson
Salem
Joseph G. Francois
St. Paul
Mion
Harry G. McCreary
Ringwood
Olin
William Zoltowski
Detroit
Herman C. Wilson
Asheville
N.C
Felix W. Jonen
Javin B. McDowall
Loulevitle
Frank Duncan
Foxholm
Minn
Frank Schroeder
Kansas City
Alo
Clyde W. Seule
Los Angeles
Leatér W. Allen
Chicago
Frank Hoach
Sonoma
Frank H. Bush
Addy
Oki L
Nalley
Laula Rolling
New Orleans
Marine Casualty List Shows Large War Losses
Report from the American Expeditionary Forces lists officers and enlisted men casualty totals to date. Deaths, wounded, and prisoners are recorded with numerous named individuals among those killed in action and wounded in action, alongside the broader roll of missing and captured servicemen. A separate boxing note reports Faul Moran defeating Joe Mandot in New Orleans in a 13 round bout.
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Edmund A. Parrott
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Arthur Poleson
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New Weaven
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Willam E. Speake
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William Chizum
Oscar L. Craunch
Dublin
James I. Donohue
Glen Cove
Thomas D. Mortin
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Joseph Perry
Attleboro
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Concord
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