Stocks Break To Heavy Close Led By Steel Decline
United States Steel led a broad stock retreat as markets closed hard. Trading was irregular with petroleum products slowing and Sumatra Tobacco rallying. United States Steel fell sharply in the final hour, dragging overall indices lower amid widespread declines and limited net gains.
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New York
Canadian Pacific
Buippings
Purmatra
Uva Paitita
Bug
Pexas
Hartester
Warrans
Southern Pac Uidnton Art Uigner U1 Vpoypie
St. Paul
Fonds
Sumatra Tobacco
Steel
Money markets in New York finance scene
New York money markets show varied loan terms and rates with short and long term notes. Bank and exchange reports list rates around 4.7 percent and 6 percent for different maturities, with references to London and Mexican bonds and railroad stocks.
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London
Viscoure
NEW York Exchange
Wholesale New Orleans Cotton and Fish Prices Report
Wholesale and retail quotes from New Orleans on Tuesday show the cotton market opening strong with prices near the top, while fish prices list halibut rock cod and barracuda as retail items. Traders report steady demand amid favorable news, with cotton holding near recent highs and activity increasing into noon.
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San Antonio
Texas
California
New Orleans
Closing cotton prices rise in market report
Quotations from the principal spot markets show cotton closing 49 to 63 points higher. October led the gains amid bearish weather outlooks and a weaker crop report, with New York activity steady then softening. Liverpool prices remained quiet as futures closed steady.
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Cotton Exchange
New York
Liverpool
New York Cotton Opens Steady Then Rallies On Wall Street Buying
New York July 20 The cotton market opened steady and 3 to 3-1/2 cents higher as showers in central Texas proved insufficient. Short covering and buying by Wall Street houses pushed October to 26.65 and December to 24.76 in early trade. Gains narrowed later but sentiment stayed bullish on favorable weather and weather-crop prospects.
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San Antonio
Yempera- Amer Ay
Car & Foundry
Amcam
Houston
Amer Smelt
Ween Tods
Amer
Aenhisen J
Abilene
Brownsville Werd
Dawin
Onio Taeerns
Galveston
Bethiehem Sigel
Canadian Pacific
Dilley
Hiesajeuke
Ohio
Uluar
Kerrville
Orthern
Paris
Ballinge
Longview
Kennerott
Mount Plier
Louisville
Nashville
Columbus
Midvale Steel
Greenville
Pacific
York Central
Serlole
Western x
Ana Clear Tennis Varndsy
Chindy Pittsburgh Coal Tree Pia
Temple Vease
Pichly
Lyon
Waxahaechio
Weatherford
Cage
Southern Railway
Interas
Studebaker Corporation
Texas Company
Tabacco
Sete Ly
Por Union
Setae
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Louisiana
Texas
Tanita States Rubber
Teeee Hey
United Staten Steel
Titan
Mississippi
Ark- 1
Carolinas
Weelnghouse Electric
Southeastern
Willys
Epeselal
Athiata
Montgom
Schriever
Beaboard Air Ling
Weather Bureau
Sloss, Shef, Steel & Rot
New York
Wall Street
Basva T
Liverpool
Douthers
Vexan
Metal Markets New York Metals Report
The Metal Exchange in New York notes weak spot prices for Queen Lead with East St. Louis delivery. Market activity unclear as quotes show Spot SOR7515 and general softness in metal markets during July.
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NEW York Metals
York
Metal Exchange Queen
East St. Louis
Shipper's Market Prices Tuesday In Dophers and Poultry
Shipper's Market reports steady prices for dophers and poultry with feeds and creamery items noted. Texas creamery butter quoted at 40 cents per pound. roosters and various poultry values listed. potatoes firm trading near 4.00 dollars per barrel and per bushel. regional quoters from Chicago and Kansas City reflect steady to firm markets with minor variations.
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Dophers
Pexas
Sgt Rutter
Teady Texas Creamery
Kansan City
Det Fhrais
Sugar Price to Rise One Cent a Pound Says Rolph
George M. Rolph, chairman of the international sugar committee, stated today that sugar prices to consumers are likely to increase by one cent per pound. Cuban and U.S. sugar authorities will convene in Washington next week to decide the 1619 price, with a Cubana government representative present.
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New York
Fiero
George M. Rolph
International Sugar Cane Mitteo
Canteveres Ws
Cubem
Sular
United States
Washington
Chicago Provisions Market Report Fragment
Fragmentary OCR notes show provisions trading in Chicago with references to bacon bellies fancy breakfast bacon and various weights and grades. Mentions July quotations and local packing movements on a Tuesday.
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Chicago Provisions
Chicago
Liverpool Cottons and Turpentine Markets Mixed at Quiet Levels
Liverpool cotton market shows quiet nerves with steady prices for middling and ordinary grades. Futures closed quiet with dates from August to November showing small shifts. turpentine in Savannah reported steady at 4.44 with modest receipts and shipments. An European insulation material made from charcoal, paper pulp and pitch is touted as a cork substitute.
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Liverpool
Daly SD
Amierkear
Sisinds
Europe
Captain Burns Won Fame By His Daring
Captain John P Burns, famed for fearless service with the Marines, earned the sobriquet Fearless Bobby through incidents from Havana to China and Nicaragua. A veteran of fifteen years, he enlisted in 1808 and rose from private to lieutenant, with notable exploits across Cuba, the Philippines, China, and Nicaragua.
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John P. Burns
Marine Corps
New York Times
Burns
China
Philippines
Cuba
Nicaragua
Soldiers of the Sea
Carter, Lamont
George Kueller
Kueller
New York Marines
Twentythird Street
Bobby
Kaoeller
Havana
Burs
Miitary Hospital
Leone
Kneller
Drager
Knetler
France
Mlarites
Money supply per capita and bank holdings in the United States
A treasury report summarized by the Nan say City Star shows the money supply per person at 50.86 dollars on July 1, with total money in circulation and banks near 2827 million dollars. Gold, silver, and Federal reserve notes comprise the bulk, with gold holdings around 12 million and silver coin and notes contributing the rest. recent movements include shifts toward bullion and foreign trade settlements.
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United States Treasury
Nansay City
Federal Reserve
Federal Reserve Banks
China
India
United States
Treasury
Treasury Holdings
England
Canada
Crooks Divorce Petition Amid Bath Allegations
Mrs Cord Crooks files for divorce from John Crooks claiming quarrels and a two month distance regarding bath use from April 9, the marriage date, to June. She alleges neglect and disputes over routine hygiene during the period.
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Moneie
Cord Crooks
John 1. Crooks
Hog prices rise in North and other markets
Hog prices move up five to twenty five cents in the North and in other markets with gains reported across multiple categories. Market observers note price strength driven by steady demand and limited supply.
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North
Wholesale prices and market summaries from Texas to New York
Wholesale prices for fruits vegetables and meats are listed, with regional markets in Fort Worth Chicago and Kansas City. Cattle hogs sheep and calf values move, with notes on price shifts and market direction. assorted groceries and canned goods pricing from California to New York are included.
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California
Texas
Vale Tumatues
Kansas City
Remwlpigs
Hgher
Sis
Aete
What To Do With Old Potatoes Say The Scientific American
Toward the season's end many shriveled potatoes seem useless for cooking but can be saved. A dry corner in a cupboard or cellar is set with a moldy floor layer, potatoes pressed halfway into it. Keep them in darkness, sprinkle water only occasionally, and avoid damp mold. White spots form in summer, growing into small potatoes that can be cooked later.
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Saya
Scientific American
Better Shipping Call Lifts Corn to Higher Close
A better shipping call rallied corn prices after early session pressure. Firmer tone followed improved cash demand and liberal shipments, with August and September futures climbing while receipts remained small. Chicago cash grain showed mixed results as buyers sought strength amid market tensions and weather factors.
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Chicago
Turkey
Germany
Mystery in a Railroad Yard in Meadows Washington
A Washington state article notes a mystery at Meadows yards along the Duwamish where vast Russian railway equipment valued at millions lies idle. The report questions when Russia's political scene will settle to allow reconstruction and use of sixty wide gauge locomotives fourteen narrow gauge engines parts wheels and a crane await action amid a storage shed of small railroad parts. The items date from the czarist era and current regimes are unnamed.
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Old Meadows
Duwamish
Washington
Seattle
United States
Nicholas
Berensky
Railroad Yard Storage of Russian Equipment in West Coast
The article describes vast railroad yard facilities on the west coast storing immense boiler/car equipment bought by Russia. Cranes unload up to thirty cars daily while guards and twelve searchlights patrol the site. Russian representatives oversee operations and questions persist about payment and possible use by American railways. Aboard ships, crates were moved back after Washington blocked clearance until Russia’s situation improved.
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Locomotive Works
Baldwin Locomotive Works
United States
Russia
Jspur
A. Povnoff
M. i
Vladivostok
Washington
Pea
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Cotton Statistics
Cotton Region Bulletin
Coulvestin
Teaver Erie
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la Mar
Norfolk
Artes Hoston
Mass
Britain
Mexico
Asususta
Ena
SAS
Jiouiy
Money Markets
NEW York Money
Siaty
Wills
Conyerein
Cates
San An- Hebda
AD Moxie
Nimare National Bank
Aa Londres
Eleans
Lia
Catton
Cottin Marketa
Ture
Dallas
Orleans
NEW York Futures
Cetron
Rutires
Lac Ortoyeu
Metal’ Markets
Shipper’s
San Antonio Prodocce
Ti Daly
Butters Creamery
Kas Lee
Cnsey
Minawata-Ohain
Springs
Kansas
Rolph
Coffer
Rio
Oventhr BN
Trig
Turpentine
Wosin
Savannot
Victor Low Ie
Roat
Regeipia
Shinmenta Reef
Captain Burns
Grindstone George
Daily Grind
George
Woed ‘Fremont
Union
Fort Worth
Tex
Chicago Livestock
Bureau of Markets
Kansas City Livestock
ST. Louis Livestock
St. Louis
Drty Prime Southern
Locat
Bref
Texag
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Devel
Varnes
Bae
Colorado
We Choice
Maxwell
Canova
Linton
Daird Deans
Columbia Rivers
Snarte
Alfalea ST
Ted Rust
Wenind
Dufk
Hun
Witte
Lacaud & Son, Bankers
Avenue C
Texas Bankers’ Association
American Bankers’ Association
Chicago Cash Grain
Darby
Mon
Tash
Giain
Mo. Daly
Mwerisgn
Eueles
Vern
Chieagh HL
UIGEC
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Henn
M. Wat Gate Neau Grain CO. C
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Nfonio
M. Marucheau Grain CO
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Latex Seed CO
San Antonio, Téz
Uisheers
Viviene Chest
Uifford Clark
Lvangton
Tanuire
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