Stocks Close Mixed With Rail Shares Leading Decline
Reading's reversal marked the only clear feature in a firm but sluggish opening. Industrials and floats showed uneven movement with steels and shippings up modestly while speculative issues like Sumatra Tobacco and Baldwin Locomotive fluctuated. Prices mostly held late near closing with mixed signals across sectors.
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Metal Markets Report From New York and London
Metal Exchange quotes in New York show Lond unchanged and spelter steady with spot values around 8.50 to 9.65 per unit. London metals note tin figures as uncertain with market conditions unchanged as of July 1.
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Provision Markets Local Packing Prices and Extras
Quotations show Wednesday deals on dry goods bacon and hams with packers offering 14 to 16 pound averages at about 27 percent. Fancy breakfast bacon listed at 4Tcj per unit and bacon bellies near 14 to 16 pounds, with American cheese at 26c. Low grade items noted.
Whalesale and Retail Prices in San Antonio Fish Market
The San Antonio trade lists whalesale and retail prices for fish by weight and unit. Prices cover Red Snapper, Halibut, Barracuda, and other species with details on cleaned and whole weights, plus notes on finite retail terms. Also included is a brief medical note on facial changes attributed to modern life.
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California
Coon Prices Fall In Dull Local Market
The local markets show cotton futures closing steady after a dull day with losses from 9 to 36 points. Wholesale fruit prices held steady with minor shifts while poultry egg and butter costs remained unchanged as buyers eyed futures.
New York Cotton Market Steady Amid Weather Outlook
Dry southwest weather and crop concerns spurred fresh covering in the cotton market. July and near contracts rose early, then eased but closed steady as the Weather Bureau reports slightly improved conditions and limited showers in the South.
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New Orleans Cotton Market Faces Drought Talk
New Orleans January cotton futures dipped early on word of drought pressure in the western belt. Prices fluctuated with 4 point declines at midday and a net loss of 26 to 27 points by closing. December and March contracts showed renewed weakness as rains remained uncertain.
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Liverpool cotton market reports steady receipts
July 18 Liverpool spot cotton news notes unchanged American middling quotes at 41 good middling 2670 ordinary 2010 and 2000 bale totals. Receipts zero and futures curve lists July and August with several thousand bales across dates including 1700 American.
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Cotton Statistics Report From San Antonio Weather Station
Weather data for Houston district stations over 24 hours ending 7 p m 73 meridian time shows above normal temperatures in the western region with rain limited to scattered coastal stations. The summary notes cooler than normal temps east of the region with showers reported in a few locations along the coast. LEN BUELL Weather Bureau.
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Wholesalers list on fresh vegetables and canned goods
The page details wholesale prices for onions potatoes and tomatoes from Texas California and other regions. It lists crates baskets and per hundred weights for items like apples pears prunes canned fruits vegetables meats and dried fruits. It also notes agricultural guidance from the U.S. Department of Agriculture warning hunters not to shoot homing pigeons trained for military use.
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Market wire reports mixed commodities and dairy quotes
Shipper market prices show varied quotations for meats dairy and produce with specific but garbled figures. Items include Nutley Texas country products plum and potatoes with earnings noted, and Chicago New York markets listing quotable ranges for sugar coffee and other staples.
First bale of cotton into San Antonio sells high
The season's first bale arrived from Atascosa county farm of William Dobrowolski and sold for 173.11 at public auction ten days earlier than last year. The bale weighed 16 pounds and was auctioned by Mrs. Farr with a premium plan funded by local business and bankers. War savings stamps aided the price, with bids near 23.5 cents per pound and a total expected return to the producer likely higher than last year’s 500 dollars.
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Poorer Cattle Prices Dominate Fort Worth Stock Yards Hogs Scarce
Market report from Fort Worth Stock Yards notes poorer cattle with prices down while demand weak. Hogs are scarce and higher, calves and sheep show mixed movement, receipts listed for cattle calves hogs and sheep with packer prices and quotes from several market segments.
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Kansas City and St Louis Livestock Quotes July 10
Kansas City market reports receipts and prices for sheep cattle and hogs with quotes for prime fed steers western cattle calves and stockers. St Louis quotations list steady lambs ewes yearlings and various feeder and beef cattle prices for the same date.
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Government report shows corn weakness fade during trading
Market moved on a government crop report that gave only temporary softness to corn. Prices opened lower for August and September, then rallied with mixed futures while protracted lack of support pressured provisions. Traders noted strong activity from stockyards and widespread bids in cash markets.
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Casualty List Reports Soldiers Missing and Killed
General Pershing reported casualties including killed in action, wounded, prisoners, and missing. The long list names soldiers with towns such as Hoboken New Jersey and Lancaster Ohio, among others, with ranks from private to sergeant and officers.
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Detroit Plans to Produce 50 War Planes a Day
Detroit announces rapid war production with 50 battle planes daily within four months and 19 000 Liberty motors delivered to the government by September 1. John W. Staley of the People's State Bank, leading the Association of Reserve City Bankers of New York, cites Detroit’s surge in aircraft manufacture and notes major plants will hit 10 000 Liberty motors on contract by fall. He praises unity and optimism to support President Wilson and the war effort.
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Texan Soldiers Reported Wounded and Dead in Army Casualty List
Vonn Edward J. McCrath of New Bedford Mass and Charles B. Steese of Spring BUI are listed as dead, with Private Melville O. Talley also named among the dead. Wounded severely include Lieut. Arthur Tiebam of Houston and Sergt. Elder B. Backer of Dell Tex, among others.
Marine Casualty List Killed In Action Report
The casualty list lists Private Adrian J. Michels from Wisconsin and Private William J. Walker from Illinois among those killed in action. Others, including Private Alside N. St. John of Massachusetts and Private Donald M. Beankens of Rome, along with Private C. Walker of Rockford, Illinois, are noted as previously reported killed or now seriously wounded.
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