Stocks Firm With Shipping and Motor Shares Declining
New York traders opened firm overall with Marine Preferred and Studebaker down 2 points each. Losses were offset by 1 to 4 point gains in Osage, United States Rubber, American Can, American Woolen, Beet Sugar, International Nickel, United Cigar Stores and Distillers. United States Steel rose, rails remained listless, Liberty Fourth 4135 dropped to 96.48, and the market cooled mid session as prices edged lower. Marine Preferred then rallied about 5 points.
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Marine Preferred
Studebaker
Osle
United States Rubber
American Can
American Woolen
International Nickel
United Cigar Stores
United States Steel
Liberty
United of
American Car & Four
American T. & Tees
GEA
Atchison
Ath
Baldwin Locomotive Tree
Baltimore & Ohio A
Bethlehem Steel
Anadian Pacific
Central Leather
Chesapeake & Ohio
Ates
Chi
Daveaee
Chi RT & P
China Copper
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Wrens
Crucible Steel
General General Motors
Great Northern Pn
Ctis
Illinois Central
Inspiration
ATS
Nt. Mere
Marine Es de
Ee Veere
Missouri Pacific
New York Central
Norfolk & Western Tee
Northern Pacific
Ohloeg Gas
Alte
Pennsylvania
Aeeaee
Pittsburg
Ray Consolidated Copper
Rep
Sinclair Oi & Refin
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
BO Studebaker Corporation
Tennessee Copper
Texas Co
Eanege Oy
Tobacco Products
Union QM
Islesi
Thong Ink
United C
TY Slotes
United States
Utah Copper
Wabash
AG Anh United Frutt
Virginia Caro
Chem Tae Bam
Scarce Offerings Lift Corn Prices in Chicago Market
Chicago Iowa December 4 corn prices edged higher on limited offerings and cautious demand. Uncertain foreign credit news in Argentina fed price moves while earlier gains in oats and hogs supported farm commodity values. Kansas City reports show wheat No. 1 hard at 2.23 and No. 2 red near 2.22 to 2.02, corn No. 2 mined around 1.4 to 1.49, oats mixed with options around 72 to 72.6 cents.
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Chicago
England
France
Kunans City
Slase L.A
Senator Smith Seeks Removal of Wartime Cotton Rules
Senator Smith of South Carolina said at the White House conference that the President supports removing wartime cotton restrictions to restore normal market conditions. He reported favorable talks with Brand Gwathmey of the cotton distribution committee and Chambers of the railroad administration about ending wartime controls. Brand noted English and American spinners await normal conditions before entering the market, explaining the small spot cotton demand.
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Washington, D. C
Senator Smith
South Carolina
White House
Senaator Smith
Messrs. Brand
Gwathmey
Commet
Chambers
Railroad Administration
Mr. Brand
Geese Prices Surge on San Antonio Produce Market
Market reports show geese rising sharply to 18 to 24 dollars per dozen on Wednesday from 9 to 12 dollars earlier, with geese scarce and few offered. Eggs and butter mostly steady across regions, while potatoes and other produce show limited changes and mixed quotes from Kansas City and Chicago exchanges.
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San Antonio
Texas
Texas Creamery
Provision markets itemize packing house prices
Local packing plant lists dry salt extras for bacon and bellies with weight ranges 14 to 16 pounds and varied values 30 to 39 cents per pound. Includes oleomargarine and American cheese with quoted prices and a pork/ration line showing multiple figures.
Cotton Market Spot Prices Amid Mixed U S Quotes
Quotations from principal spot markets show middling grades with delivery at markets. Cities listed include San Antonio Dallas Houston Galveston New York New Orleans Liverpool and London with September bids and American offerings.
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Alshed Dolly Ag A Boele
Uie
San Antonio
Dallas
Houston Galvestone
New York
New Orleans
Liverpool
S.r . Liverpont
Seiptr
New York Cotton Market Opens Steady Amid Quiet Trade
The New York cotton market opened steady amid renewed firmness in early trading. Prices climbed 6 to 85 points from last night, with January and March advancing, market quietness and limited trade orders seen as selling cooled after an upbeat start. December to July futures moved within small ranges as rumors of foreign demand circulated.
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New York
Ohio
Billy
Ete Fim
Marek Front Podbe
Dee.d
Janie Ser
New Orleans Cotton Market Delivers Sharp Rise
Buying by traders fearing next week's government reports on ginning and yield sent New Orleans cotton higher by about 1 point in early trade. A private crop estimate of 13,078,000 bales spurred demand while midday activity showed gains between 65 and 71 points before profit-taking trimmed some advances.
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New Orleans
Nec
Bryers
Liverpool Cotton and Packing Permit System Update
Liverpool reports cotton prices firm with good demand and strong mid levels. Futures quotes show December through April activity. In Chicago the removal of the permit system for country shipments was decided to take effect tonight, urging farmers not to rush hogs to market in haste.
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Liverpool
Remova
Chicago
Food Administration
Receipts Soar at Cattle Markets Amid Steady Prices
Union Stock Yards San Antonio reports improved receipts Wednesday with calves up slightly and most cattle trading steady. Bulls cows and hogs prices listed. Fort Worth and Chicago markets show mixed, with hogs in demand and sheep steady. Kansas City and St Louis quotes include prime steers, veal calves, and lambs with varied demand. Criminal Court actions in Austin affirmed and charters filed for San Antonio and Amarillo firms.
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Union Stock Yards
San Antonio
Fort Worth
Tex
Dee
Chicago
U. 5
Bureau of Markets
Kansas City
Kangyas City
St. Louis
Marisat
Wholesale Produce Prices From California and Texas Markets
The list shows wholesale prices for fresh vegetables and fruits by region and item. California onions at several grades, pumpkins, cabbages, okra, peppers, cucumbers, cauliflower, spinach, and apples are priced alongside dried fruits, canned goods, and grains. Various regions and pack sizes are cited, including California and Texas growers, crates, bushels, and hampers with per unit costs.
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Wang
Saters Commission
California
Texas
Caifornia
Engale
Washington
Himida
APPLE
Featerry
Maxwell House
Canova
Lipton
Canoy
Maine
Alaska
Columbia River
Cotton statistics and market rates across major cities
A compact report lists cotton statistics and financial rates for Galveston New Orleans Charleston and other cities. It notes mercantile paper sterling 60 day bills and government and railroad bonds with varied activity. The piece mentions prices on demand bills and bank acceptances amid a general market tone.
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New York
Nec
Mercantile Paper
Eables
Tinie Jonnie Strang
Hoamaney
Redfield urges boosting output not cutting wages
Secretary of Commerce William C. Redfield told the Reconstruction Congress that wages should not be slashed. He urged focusing on production, citing German science and labor readiness as keys to industrial strength. He warned on ships and supplies needed for feeding the world and maintaining a substantial overseas army.
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N. J. Dee
William C. Redfield
Reconstruction Congress
Chamber of Comerce
United States
Redfield
Germany
Tindene
Servant Rewarded In Will After Death Of Edwin Barnett
Edwin Barnett, 72, died Monday at his Loma Street home Angeles Heights. Coroner's inquest reveals a will leaving all possessions, including Los Angeles Heights property, to his former servant Fan nie Cruse, a seven year old, with Cy Palmer as witness. Barnett had no surviving relatives. Interment was at Mission Burial Park.
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Edwin Barnett
Loma Street
Tag
Angeles Heights
Coranee Fisk
Barnett
Los Angeles Heights
Cy Palmer
Barnet
England
Harnett
Victoria
Mission Burial Park
Red Cross Presents Farming Tools to French Armies
Paris reports the American Red Cross has donated fifty mowers and 1500 scythes to the French armies' agricultural bureau for the Aisne front recently liberated. The organization plans to expand its agricultural department and aid other French sections with farming implements.
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Paris
American Red Cross
Agricultural Bureau
Aisne
France
Why Leaves Fall in the Autumn
Leaves fall not from frost or wind but as the tree discards used tissues. A separating layer forms during growth, severing leaf vessels as nutrients are mobilized for storage. Remaining chlorophyll fades, revealing yellow granules and red brown degradation products that color autumn foliage.
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Varnus
French United Frontiers Urchins Mock Yank Patrol
In Fernee, French street urchins imitate American soldiers with batons and mock M. Ps. The Yankee patrol is a familiar sight as French youths parody authority while playing “aig-zag” and pretending to arrest others amid the urban chaos.
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Fernee
France
Twinsigna
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