Cotton Futures Edge Higher Amid Mixed Prices
New York June 1 The cotton market showed irregular early trading with July and October futures trading around 2605 to 2648 points and firmer sentiment on demand and crop conditions. War board statements did not affect demand as buyers showed cautious activity and liquidation followed in later sessions.
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New York
Liverpool
Trent
LLS
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War Service
Yemia
New Orleans Cotton Market Opens Steady Then Falls
New Orleans cotton futures opened steady with bids around 22.6 for July and 22.70 for December. By midday July rose about four points, new crop up 4 to 6 points, and prices closed mixed, 2 to 31 points lower overall. reports of heavy buying and short selling influenced activity.
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Dans
Uotwouer Gil
New Orleans
Tell Cangen
Nike
Nevn
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Ihds Dmaitt
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Martel
DUNS
Liverpool cotton prices and futures report at Liverpool
Spot cotton prices were steady at Liverpool with good middling 21.93 cents per pound and low middling 21.41. American imports totaled 1 600 bales with 2 700 bales received. Futures contracts for June to October quoted with steady tones and various month figures.
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Liverpool
Amerigan
Weather Summary Notes Show Varied Rain Across States
The report tracks rain and temperature across the northeast, Arkansas, northern Texas and neighboring areas. It lists maxima generally below 94 degrees and notes Sunday and Monday showers in Oklahoma, northern Texas, Arkansas, Louisiana and Mississippi with heavy rains in Georgia Florida Alabama and related locales.
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Okhowoma
Tours
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Oklahomi
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Florida
Alabama
Georgia
Port Gaines
Had
Gainesville
Javingston
Louisvile
Amite
Clinton
Oklaholma
Durant
Los Ada
Okiineh
Allen Buell
Gureau
Cotton statistics receipts across ports reported
New York June 10 cotton seed quotations show open and close levels across major ports including Charleston Dallas New Orleans Mobile Savannah Norfolk New York Philadelphia Boston and more. The report lists opening prices and closing figures with irregular formatting from the telegraphic transmission.
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Tex
Houston
Texaw Orlenns
Taj
Mobile
Ala
Savannah
Charleston
S.C
Norfolk
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Cotton Seredom
Cotton Seed
Wholesale Produce Prices from The Wholesalers List
Wholesale prices to trade for fresh country produce and staples. Onions Texas Bermudas $1.00 small, $1.00 large. California cucumbers, peaches, and tomatoes listed with per bushel, per crate, or per hundredweight rates. Potatoes Oregon Burbanks $1.76 per hundred. California $1.75 per hundred. Texas varied. Carrots and cabbage priced per hundredweight and per bushel, okra and peppers by bushel hampers. Bananas $6.00 per bunch, $7.00 per hundred. fruit boxes and crates with Valencia oranges and grapefruits rates. Dried fruits and raisins by hundredweight or pound. coffee, sugar, and rice priced per unit. Canned goods and canned meats priced by No. 1 and No. 2 cans. various seeds, animal feeds, and hay priced by ton or hundredweight.
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Freestone
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Columbia
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Asher
Northern Hog Prices Steady Cattle Higher in Texas Markets
Northern hog prices steady as cattle trend higher across Texas markets. Chicago and Fort Worth reports show steady to higher hogs and firm cattle, with strong demand for hogs and varied receipts across major room markets including Union Stock Yards.
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Union Stock Yards
Bay
Fort Worth
Chicago
Ligut
Market hogs and lambs show strong prices amid steady demand
Daily market trends push prices upward with heavy hog sales leading. Bulk hogs range from 16.65 to 16.99 with many lots around 16.30 to 17.06 and a few at 17.00. about 1600 pigs bought this week and 2000 more could have sold. Sheep and lambs rise with Arizona spring lambs at 19.00 to 19.85, clipped ewes around 4.70, goats steady around 5 to 9.55 for various breeds.
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Arizona
Market Updates on Fresh Produce and Prices in Local Markets
Wholesale market reports show elma quantities arriving Monday and bushel hamners from the valley selling at 82.50. Crates of California lettuce drop, green peppers fall 35 cents to 1.00 per four-basket crate, string beans steady at 2.79 per bushel hamper, onions rise to 6.30 per hundredweight, with other items including fish, eggs, butter, poultry, and grains noting no changes.
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Letuce
Ninas
Provision Markets Report From Caney and Chicago
Market quotations list from Caney packing house and Chicago reflecting dry salt bacon bellies 14 to 16 pounds and 14 to 11 pounds averages, pure lard, American cheese, margarine grades, and soy futures. Prices shown include open high low and close figures for June and July contracts with multiple suppliers and commodity lines.
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Deaiera
Market Notes Butter Prices and Fresh Potatoes Mixed
Chicago and Kansas City market bulletins show butter prices from creamed to creamery levels and odd cents per pound. Potatoes report new and old receipts with price ranges around 1.50 to 3.00 in regional sacks.
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Asca
Texas
Wisconsin
Michigan
Minnesota
Kansas City
Weather Moves Market for Corn With Higher Close
Weather concerns keep corn futures rising with July and August near terms driven by unfavorable conditions. Cash prices in Chicago reflect modest gains while futures show mixed to higher closes as traders weigh arrivals and potential curtailment.
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Fish Market Prices Show Mixed Wholesalers and Shrimp Feature
Monday’s fish market reported uneven dealer distribution with strong shrimp demand. Wholesale and retail quotes cover oysters red snapper rock cod halibut porpoises salmon and more, including prices per pound and by weight, plus hides, tallow and beeswax delivered pricing and various pelts and game listings.
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San Antonio
Texas
California
Ted Flah Poor
S.e
Craha
Market Opens With Fractional Drops Amid Hun Drive News
New York stocks opened modestly lower on June 10 as overnight reports hinted at German advances on the French front. Motors fell 1 to 2 points while other declines remained fractional. Liberty bonds held steady as about 61,000 shares traded.
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General Electric
Sumatra Tobacco
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Marine Preferred
Atlantic Gulf
Coshiy
Wis
Liberuy
Trading in Mexican money noted at San An Wenle
Readable fragments describe exchange activity in Mexican currency including silver pesos and gold. Mentions banks and notes in a period style but text is garbled with multiple unreadable portions.
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Wenle
Londres Gale
Metal Market Highlights From New York and London
Trading notes from New York and London show copper steady while zinc and tin edge in different directions. Lend metals and electrolytic copper quotings appear, with prices and futures levels cited amid a general market snapshot.
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Cotton Goods Demand Maintained in New York Trade
New York June 10 Cotton goods show steady demand despite price control discussions. Buyers place orders for spring unions and shirting while government rates push cautious purchases. production aims to meet orders with stable output.
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United
Reports of heavy fighting and Pershing's communique
The general's dispatch notes repulsed enemy attacks near Boursies and near Ben Esches, with artillery and heavy machine gun fire. Picardy and the Marnes see lively fighting as night attacks fail, leaving heavy losses for attackers.
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TEACHERS IN DEMAND AT REGIONAL CONFERENCE
State school superintendents from Texas Oklahoma Arkansas Louisiana and New Mexico meet to address a serious shortage of teachers. Resignations for higher pay threaten continuity of Southwest schools and government operations. The group relaxes a normal agreement to avoid wage burdens across states.
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Oklahoma
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Louisiana
New Mexico
Cis
Soldier Injured Crossing Main Avenue in Camp Travis
Private Dunham of the telegraph battalion at Camp Travis was badly hurt crossing Main Avenue at Travis Street Sunday at 6:35 PM. He was taken to the base hospital for treatment. The accident report states the car was operated by Maj. A A Gieffman and referred to military police for action.
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Bist Telegraph Battalion
Camp Travis
Main Avenue
Travis Street
A. A. Gieffman
Obituary Notices for Greenfield Huntress and McRae
Isaac Greenfield 48 died Saturday night at 1 50 in San Antonio after moving from St Louis. Interment will be Tuesday at Orthodox Jewish Cemetery with Rabbi Gerstoin, funeral at 5 from 194 North Mesquite. Survived by wife and six children. Frank Huntress 76 native of Louisiana died near midnight Sunday. Survived by widow and seven children. funeral Tuesday 4 from 312 Leigh Street. Masonic pallbearers. interment Masonic Cemetery. R B McRae funeral held Sunday 4 from sister’s home on Salado Street. interment City Cemetery No 1. D H McAshill and others pallbearers. Mrs Wille Henderson 40 died Sunday morning in hospital. native of Virginia. family connection to Western Company manager L A Henderson.
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Plan Rehearing In Trust Case Opens Supreme Court
Washington June 10 Solicitor General Davis asked the Supreme Court for permission to file petitions for rehearing of the government dissolution suit against United States Machinery Company. The court took the case under advisement as the earlier decision declared child labor fines unconstitutional.
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United States Machinery Company
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