Ohio Society Plans Warm Welcome for Troops
The Ohio Society in San Antonio organized to greet arriving Ohio soldiers with refreshments and hospitality. Volunteers from Grace English Lutheran and St. John's Lutheran churches prepared hot rolls coffee sandwiches and ice cream for troops en route to the border. A fundraising drive continues as Treasurer L B Clegg warns funds are nearly depleted and urges fraternity and sorority support to sustain the effort.
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Camp Wilson
Oeffinger
Comittee
A. B. Spencer
Winchester Alse
F. M. Lewis
Ne Taylor
Joe Frost
Ed Cross
Government to provide daily cattle market news service
A government funded live stock market news service for cattlemen is approved after House and Senate conferees pass the agricultural appropriation bill and authorize Senator Sheppard to fund the service with 65000 dollars. Senator Sheppard was among the Senate conferees. The plan wires daily market condition reports to key cattle growing and marketing centers. The American Live Stock Association and Texas cattlemen had urged such a service.
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Washington, D. C
House
Sen
Shepré
Sheppard
Senate
Texas
Turpentine Market Report From Savannah
Turpentine firm reports 4445 sales 381 since entry 738 shipments 729 stock 131 Resin firm shows 366 sales 3170 receives 1847 shipments 6646 stock Greatations A B priced at 6 to 7 dollars with multiple grades listed from 6.40 to 7.00 per unit.
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Savannah
Interstate Freight Rates Case From New Orleans to Midwestern Ports
The Interstate Commerce Commission ruled that freight rates from New Orleans and other Louisiana and Texas origins to northern river destinations on the Ohio Mississippi and Missouri rivers are justified. The decision also covers rates on black rap from Louisiana and gulf points to Emphis St Cloud Minnesota and Mis river cities.
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Washington
Interstate Force Commission
New Orleans
Isiana
Texas
Ohio
Mississippi
Missouri
Louisiana
Gulf
Emphis
St. Cloud
Minnesota
Texas Cotton Surges After Rain Delay
Texas cotton gains after late rains slow harvest with traders noting heavier lint and stronger market activity. Prices move on overseas demand and local weather recovery as mills eye shipments in coming weeks.
New York Cotton Opens Quiet on Western Rainfall Relief
Speculative interest was light as good western belt rains limited early buying. October slipped to 12.94, January rose to 13.19, with later heavy trading pushing values down. Liverpool acted as a moderate buyer while Wall Street led selling on favorable weather news.
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New York
Liverpool
Wall Street
Wesern
Texas
Southwest
Oklahoma
Cotton futures drift after steady open and close
The New York market opened steady with July at 12.77, October 12.96, December 13.11, January 13.15, and March 13.28. Futures closed steady as various notes indicate little change from session to session and traders awaited further developments.
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New York
Nts
Clore
Thura
AUROE
Crocesssors Eee
Xeda
FEROS
Iaverpool
Western rains lift New Orleans cotton market early
Rains in the western belt are seen as favorable for cotton and sparked selling to offset moisture issues in the eastern belt. Openings were 1 to 3 points up but fell to 4 to 5 points down within half an hour, with delayed weather reports showing more rain in the east. By noon prices returned near yesterday’s close and the market paused in the afternoon.
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Cotton Exchange
Texas
New York
New Orleans
Wall Street
Liverpool
San Antonio
Weather Bureau
seHerm
Cotton futures open steady in New Orleans market
New Orleans July 21 cotton futures open steady with bids for August through March. Prices listed include August 12.69 and March 13.18 with various bid and close figures. data shows opening bid, low, close, and other contract points amid light activity.
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Ae Weer
Wheat prices rise on reports of crop damage in Chicago
Chicago reports that spring wheat damage from black rust could reach 50 percent in some localities. Prices opened mixed then rose as the market advanced, with July and September futures showing gains amid buying and European demand. Corn and oats followed wheat higher, while hogs declined and various grain and hay prices were listed for San Antonio carlots.
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Chicago
Bulgaria
Wheat and corn prices report from Kansas City
Quotations today show wheat values with No 2 hard at 1 129 1 14 and No 2 reg at 1 141 28. Corn prices include No 2 mixed 784% M79% and No 2 white 0 Sic with No 2 yellow at 79 10c. Oxtea prices list No 2 white 4215 49%¢ and No 2 mixed 39 40c.
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Kansas City
Grain futures close with mixed July and September prices
Kansas City grain markets closed with wheat for July at 108 percent and September at 1.09. Corn for July at 78 percent and September at a similar value.
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Kansas City
Wheat and corn quotations from St. Louis market brief
In St Louis on July 21 market quotes show Wheat No 2 red at 1.21 to 1.30, No 2 bord at 1.16 to 1.17, Corn No 2 at 81, No 2 white at 81. Blige, Oats No 2 at 37 40c, No 2 white nominal.
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ST. Louis
Grain quotations from Chicago market report
Chicago on July 21 lists grain quotes with wheat No. 2 red and No. 2 hard nominal, corn No. 2 yellow 80 82 3 4 cents, oats Standard 42 424 cents, and rye No. 2 at 98 cents.
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Chicago
SAN Antonio Casi Grain
Liverpool cotton market shows steady July 21.8 pot fibers
July 21.8 pot cotton steady with good demand. Middling 7.974 cents, low middling 7.81. Sales 4000 bales including 1000 for export and speculation. Receipts 10,000 bales.
Market quotes from Chicago grain and meat products July
Provision markets in Chicago report commodity quotations for July including lard bacon and dry salt products. Prices list open high low close for Park and Inca packing house outputs with extras for Friday notes.
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Inca Packing House
Futures rates listed for Liverpool commodity spans
The Liverpool market records futures prices across multiple monthly spreads from July to June. The table shows tiny fluctuations with July 7.83 pence and subsequent months mostly around 7.70 to 7.82 pence per unit, including August and December trades.
Daily Cattle Sales At Fort Worth July 21
Fort Worth reports cattle sales with buyers including Robert Goehring of Goliad listing 114 stocker steers at 5.85. Rickers & O'Kelly of Primrose offer 19 steers at 7.60. J. Wilm of Morgan sells 34 cows at 5.50. Z Boaz of Benbrook markets 101 steers at 6.65.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Robert Goehring
Goliad
Rickers & O'Kelly
Primrose
Benbrook
Cotton Statistics Show Weekly Stock Decline
The report lists yesterday’s cotton stock at 0,652. last week 0,128, last year 784,473. The deficit this season stands at 170,422 units.
Weekly Liverpool Cotton Stats Reach Diverse Totals
Liverpool reports weekly cotton figures with 44 000 imports 33 000 American imports and 682 000 stock 522 000 American stock. Forwarded 67 900 65 000 American 10 281 exports 32 000 sales 26 000 American.
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Liverpool
Marine Intelligence Galveston July 21 Arrivals and Departures
Galveston reports arrivals including the El Oriente from New York and Nils from Progreso with the El Alba also departing to New York.
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Galveston
el Oriente
New York
Nils
Progreso
Salled
el Alba
Market News From Union Stock Yards
Not enough cattle to form a market at Union Stock Yards with prices steady on few sales. Heavy rains boost cattlemen expectations for improved offerings. receipts show modest totals and forecasts of heavier stocker and market cattle. Fort Worth report notes steady cattle, lower hogs, and steady sheep with listed prices and quantities.
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Union Stock Yards
Marines Recover in Early Trading as Specials Improve
New York July 21 Recoveries in marines and other weak spots marked the day’s early dealings. Marine preferred rose 3 points with a similar rise for United Fruit. Industrial Alcohol gained nearly 2 with notable lift for Distillers. Major companies including Crucible, Lackawanna, Republic Steel, Baldwin Locomotive, General Electric, Pressed Steel Car, Studebaker and Maxwell saw higher quotes. Rails were dull and overall trading grew listless. motor shares led near midday with 1 to 2 point gains before a late hour pullback.
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New York
United Fruit
Crucible
Lackawanna
Republic Steels
Haldwin Locomotive
General Electric
Pressed Steel Car
Studebaker and
Maxwells
Thurs
Allis-Chalmers
American Merican Car and Foundry BS
American Tel & Tel Aepa
Atchison
Tee
Atlantic Coast Line
Baldwin
Baltimore & Ohio
Canadian Pacific
Hesapeake & Ohio
Great Northern Pfd
Great Northern Ore
Iilinoig Central
Peeseva
Nter
Mere
Mar
Kansas City Southern
Louisville& Nashville
Liggett & Myers
Lorillard Company
Ste
Maxwell Motors
Mexican Petroleum
Missouri Pacific Ee
GAN
New York Central
H. & Hwae
Norfolk & Western Teweeee
Ius
Northern Pacific
Pennsylvania
Boty
Reading
Rep
Tron & Steel
Pe Heeee
Seaboard Air Line
Eeaee
Shef, Steel & Tron
Arts
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Ay Am Sane
Studebaker Corporation
Tennessee
Upper Wee Tae
Western Union O
Westinghouse Electric
Ae Voy
Money Market Ticker From New York July 21
Mercantile paper at 4 percent with sterling bills sixty days at 4.71 percent and demand 4 7613-16. Guilder rates demand 41 7-16 and cables 41 9-16. Bar silver 63 2-3 cents per ounce. Mexican dollars 48 4 ½ cents. Government bonds steady, railroad bonds irregular. Time loans ease with sixty days 2 1/4 percent, 90 days 3 4 percent, six months 4 4 1/4 percent. Call money steady high 2 percent low 2 percent ruling rate 2 percent last loan 2 4 percent offered 2 percent.
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New York
Mercantile Paper
Sterling Exchange
Guildera
London Market Rates Report from July 21
Bar silver at 29 percent per ounce and money at 4 percent. Discount rates listed: Short bills at 54 percent and three months at 5 percent.
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London
Chicago Market Receipts and Quotations Report
Hogs receipts 17 000 with varied prices for different classes. Cattle receipts 1000 with weak market and price ranges for native beef cattle western steers stockers and calves. Sheep receipts 65000 with market steady and prices for wethers and lambs.
Kansas City Market Receipts and Prices July 21
Receipts totals for cattle, sheep and hogs announced. Hog prices ranged from 8.99 to 9.80 for various hides and packers. Cattle showed slow to weak demand with prime fed steers at 9.60 to 10.35 and cows 4.50 to 7.50. Sheep and lambs remained steady with lambs 9.50 to 10.00 and yearlings 7.50 to 8.00.
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Kansas City
Price
Woodhouse
Cleburne
Embry Fawkes
Aledo
Russell & Weatherbee
Crowley
Corn
Benbrook
Fidler
Cesson
Roanoke
Wilson
Mannford
Government mint reports bullion value at 380 million
In Philadelphia the government mint announced a yearly inventory value of bullion and coin totaling 380 201 767 dollars. The breakdown shows 206 141 535 in gold 107 152 614 in silver and the rest in nickels and pennies. Coin loss fell to under 240 dollars a new low. Work on the new dime began yesterday.
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Familadelphia
Wold
Metal markets report from New York and London
Lead at 649 and spelter firm in New York with East St. Louis delivery. Copper quiet with electrolytic around 24 dollars. Tin strong at about 38 to 39 dollars. London quotes show lead at 28 pounds, spelter 54 pounds, copper futures about 89 pounds, tin futures 168 pounds.
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New York
Spot
East St. Louis
London
Receipts and Market on Hog Cattle Sheep Prices
In St Louis on July 21, hogs and cattle receipts showed a steady market. Hogs ranged from 9.00 to 10.05 with mixed and butcher types around 9,701.05 total. native beef steers 7.00 to 10.85. yearling cattle 8.50 to 10.60. cows 5.50 to 8.00. stockers 5.30 to 8.25. prime yearling cattle 8.75 to 10.25. native calves 6.00 to 14.76. Sheep receipts listed steady values with yearlings 6.00 to 9.50 and spring lambs 7.00 to 10.00.
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Fort Worth
ST. Louis
Texas
Oklahoma
Weather bulletin for Houston district final 24 hours
Allen Buell reports unsettled weather in the belt with above normal temperatures. Rainfall of an inch or more occurred at Greensboro Selma Thomasville Ala Macon Meridian Natchez Miss Alexandria Amite Cheneyville Clinton Lafayette Monroe La Brookhaven Hazelhurst Jackson Miss Charlotte Lumberton N C Monticello West Point Ga Taylor Long Lake Austin Tex.
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Greensboro
Selma
Thomasville
Ala
Macon
Meridian
Natchez
Miss
Alexandria
Amite
Cheneyville
Clinton
Lafayette
Monroe
Brookhaven
Hazelhurst
Jackson
Charlotte
Lumberton
N. C
Monticello
West Point
Taylor
Long Lake
Austin
Tex
Wholesale markets list varied prices for fruits and vegetables
Wholesale prices to retailers vary by item with Texas California and Washington origins. Potatoes onions tomatoes celery cabbage peppers beets green beans squash carrots turnips chili peppers lettuce parsley egg plant spinach cantaloupes watermelons corn grapes peaches and more show price ranges and packaging terms for crates bushels boxes and pounds.
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Texas
California
Coffee market closes steady with futures easing
New York reports a steady close with a point rise and declines in July contracts. Trading volume reaches 18 500 with various futures levels listed from July to June and Rio and Santos prices noted as steady or easing.
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New York
Santos
Rio
Wheat yield seen exceeding June Kansas estimate
TOPEKA Kansas July 21 Based on threshing returns from several counties Secretary J C Mohler of the state board of agriculture predicted that Kansas wheat production may surpass his June estimate of 90 000 000 bushels indicating a strong harvest across the state with adequate yields in multiple counties.
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Topeka
Kas
J. C. Mohler
State Board of Agriculture
Bleached and white goods market activity noted in New York
In New York on July 21 bleached goods were active with white goods in novelty weaves bought for spring. Yarne prices were higher and firmer while raw silk remained steady and men's wear quiet.
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New York
Cotto Quotations Reported From New York
New York July 21 quotations recorded today show market activity with prices and times noted, including early session figures at 08 00.
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New York
Army Orders Report Active Duty and Transfers in July
Following officers of the Medical Reserve Corps are ordered to active duty and report to Huittsburg camp for duty. Robert J. Rees is detailed as professor of military science at the College of St. Thomas. Major Johnson’s orders are amended to take effect about September 20. Colonel Edward Drayvoo retires and will inspect subsistence near Kansas City. Bernard Sharp retired proceeds to Walter Reed Hospital for observation. William H. Davis relocates for exam for promotion to Alcatraz duty, relieving John T. Aydelotte. Harry Taylor detailed to New York examining board. Melchior Meierts to Fort Sam Houston for aviation fitness. Edward P. Rockhill retired assigned to Fort Bayard. Arthur M. Whaley and Howard M. C. Snyder proceed to Fort Sam Houston. Resignation of First Lieutenant William F. Ball accepted. Basil A. Warren relieved and goes home. Leave extended for First Lieutenant Thomas D. Osborne.
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Reynold Wilcox
Charles G. Mixler
Howard Fox
Emil Altman
Capptain
Robert J. Rees
Third Infantry
College of St
Edward E. Drayvoo
Kansas City
Ala
Bernard Sharp
Walter Reed General Hospital
District of Columbia
William Hd. Davis
Medical Corps
San Francisco
Fort Yellowstone
Wyoming
Alcatraz
Cal
John T. Aydelotte
Fort Bayard
N. MM
Harry Taylor
Corps of Engineers
Army Building
New York
Robins
Melchior ME. Eberts
Fort Sam Houston
Signal Corps
Edward P. Rockhill
N. M
Arthur M. Whaley
Howard M.C. Snyder
William F. Ball
Basil A. Warren
Southern Department
Thomas D. Osborne
Fourth Field Artillery
Shippers Market Prices for Texas Country Produce
San Antonio Friday market reports show steady prices across dairy poultry and livestock items. Butter 25 to 30 cents per pound at Texas creamery. country butter 20 to 21 cents. poultry values include hens 4.50 to 6.60 a dozen, large fryers 4.50 to 5.50, broilers 2.50 to 3.50, and turkeys 16 to 17 1/2 cents per pound. Ducks 4 to 5 per dozen, geese 4.50 to 5.00.
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San Antonio
Texas
Texas Creamery
Market Prices for Butter Eggs Poultry and Potatoes
Butter creamery 28c firsts 26c evc one 23c packing 21c. Eggs Kate 22c. Poultry hens 15c roosters 10c springs 22c. New potatoes easy Texas Oklahoma Louisiana Triumphs 60c Kaw Valley early Oklahoma weak 60c.
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Kansas City
Springs
Texas
Oklahoma
Louisiana
Kaw Valley
Ohlos
Sugar Market Quiet in New York Trade
Raw sugar quiet in New York on July 21 with centrifugal at 6.27 and molasses at 5.50. Refined steady with fine granulated at 7.65.
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New York
Rains Slow Trade In Produce Market
Heavy rains slowed Friday morning activity in the produce market though shipments from California arrived. Lettuce and peaches traded near steady with prices around 2.50 to 2.75 per crate for lettuce and 1.00 per bushel for pears. Plums eyed at 1.50 to 1.85 per crate while grapes reached about 2.00 per four-basket crate.
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Aden
Washington
California
Texas
Elbertas
Eibertas
Chicago Market Report Shows Mixed Dairy and Produce Moves
Chicago commodity page notes higher butter with quotes around 97% and 24 for creamery products, eggs steady with 9253 cases of firsts and 22% for ordinary, potatoes down with 18 cases. Virginia barreled price ranges $2.25 to $2.40. poultry alive lower as live fowl and springs quoted at 24 cents.
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Virginia
Kansas
Missouri
Springs
Rice Prices Steady in Quiet New Orleans Market
New Orleans market was quiet with rice bids and sales modest. Prices held with quotations unchanged as receipts totaled around 142 rough and 3498 clean for Honduras shipments.
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New Orleans
Celpts
Honduras
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