Steel leads a broad stock market drop in late trading
Steel stocks dominate a market decline as the general list falls with many specialties slipping from morning gains. Downturns of 1 to several points pressurize the market, with United States Steel and other major issues showing sharp moves and dullness spreading through rails and shippings amid a broad selloff.
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Wollen
Vis
Lon Daucy
Pruvescu
Heny
Liberty
USM
Five Injured In Camp Stanley Road Crash
A Sunday night collision on Camp Stanley road injured five people, two seriously, when two cars collided and a large service vehicle overturned. Among the injured are Mrs. Elberta Wilkerson and Mrs. Eliga beth Schughart with a broken collar bone and internal injuries. The Schughart child, Audrie, escaped with minor bruises. The other occupants included Mrs. Doughty and two others. all were taken to San Antonio for treatment. Mrs. Schughart remained in Baylor Hospital in serious condition Monday.
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Camp Stanley Road
Elbert Wilkerson
South Presa Street
Eligabeth Schughart
South Alamo Street
Four Cars Stolen in Sunday Night Burglary Sweep
Police reports indicate four automobiles vanished Sunday night. Cars owned by M. Bonseau Camp Travis were recovered Sunday. Victims include L. B. Hall Bedell Building Abraham Sacks City Street and Gale D Degraffenried Fourth Street who report Ford and Studebaker thefts. A Mexican youth, 21, held on attempted burglary charges. Probes into Leighton Avenue D break in found no immediate losses.
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M. Bonseau
Camp Travis
L. B. Hall. Bedell Building
Studebaker
Abraham Sacks
City’ Street
Gale R. Dégraffenried
Fourth Street
E. A. Leighton
Avenue D
Cotton Statistics Across Southern Ports
Cotton shipping data covers Galveston Houston New Orleans Savannah Charleston Norfolk and Philadelphia with figures for Upston Munsg and related ports, indicating varied levels of export activity across major regional hubs.
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Galveston
Tus
Houston
Tex
New Orleans
Savannah
Charleston
Norfolk
Upston
Munsg
Philadelphia
New York Dry Goods Prices Stabilize as War Board Affects Trade
Announcement of a tentative agreement to stabilize cotton trade prices by manufacturer and merchant committees with War Industries Board oversight tightens trading. Demand remains strong as mills accept government prices for last quarter contracts. eastern mills sell ahead, southern mills stay steady through September. Quoted rates include 32 inch chambray, print cloth, dress ginghams, and denim at reduced freight terms.
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New York
Committees of Manufacturers and Merchants
Owith
Aziae
Wheat Flour Plan Limited By Mill Stock And Prices Rise
Flour millers warn that a plan to supply wheat and flour to consumers is temporary. New wheat, in flour form, won’t reach markets soon and sales will last only while local mill stocks permit. Prices now range 11.18 to 11.358 per barrel, higher than when product was off market. News covers Monday price changes for tomatoes, green beans, wax beans, okra, cantaloupes, and watermelons with modest shifts for several items.
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Thea
California
Money markets and currency rates in San Antonio and New York
Trading in Mexican money at San Antonio showed quiescent quotations with figures for silver pesos half pesos and Mexican gold. Mercantile paper for four and six months remained at 6 percent, while government and railroad bonds displayed irregular movement as time loans, rates, and bids fluctuated in New York.
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San Antonio
National
Londres
New York
Mercantile Paper
Metal market snippets from New York and London quotes
The report lists spot and futures prices for metals in New York and London June 17. Zinc lead copper tin and electrolytes show varied quotes with spot prices and futures, including East St. Louis delivery and London exchange figures.
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York
East St. Louis
London Metals
London
Iron and Steel Supply For WWI Government Rail Cars
In New York on June 17 the indirect government steel needs are being filled by priority, with 107000 tons of plates shapes and bars for freight cars placed and to be delivered this month if shipbuilding needs allow. Coke receipts are ample, iron production steady but inadequate, lead advances, spelter firmer and rising, while demand for tin remains light.
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New York
Lost letter for HM from Ahrens at Del Rio Texas
A fragmentary notice indicates a lost letter addressed to HM from Ahrens in Del Rio Texas. The finder is urged to contact Travis at 3656 or phone 1543 Ny. Min roward.
Cotton prices slip on favorable weather signals
Cotton markets across major hubs including Dallas Houston Galveston New York New Orleans and Liverpool opened mixed with June 17 trading showing a broad retreat of about 12 to 18 points in futures. Bear pressure emerged as weather and crop news unsettled sentiment though old crop remained comparatively firm with some gains in July.
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Sax Antonio
Tex
Houston
Brownsville
Corpus Christi
Galveston
San Anos
Noudy Falfurrlas Ste Owe
Uvalde
Beeville
Brenham
Brownwood
Haskell
Ino
Clear Hunteville
Kerrville
Lampasas
Baris
Waco
Ballinger
Clarendon
Arkansas
Mississippi
Alaama
Tennessee
Georgia
Oklahoma
Louisiana
Texas
South Atlantic
Llen Bue
Weather Bureau
New Basia
Dallas
New York
New Orleans
Liverpool
Cotton Exchange
Spory
Ourges
Bears
Cal Catton
New York cotton futures open steady as market shows mixed sentiment
The New York cotton market opened fairly active with mixed sentiment from optimistic crop hopes and bullish fund positions. July advanced to 26.45 while October hovered near 24.30, with near months supported by water deliveries yet eased by favorable weather and crop forecasts, leaving prices largely steady to modestly firmer early.
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New York
New Orleans
Wotnes
New Orleans Cotton Opens Steady Amid Shifting Prices
In New Orleans on June 17, demand was good and prices moved. July rose about 11 points from last week, other months traded mixed with gains and losses, then selling pressure increased into noon. By close, cotton settled steady with futures down several points from Saturday.
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New Orleans
Liverpool cotton market notes steady demand June 17
Liverpool cotton values hold firm with good middling at 22.60d and middling 21.59d in fair demand. Low middling 24.4d and good ordinary 20.44d. Total sales reach 2000 with 1500 Americans among buyers.
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Liverpool
Cattle Market Here Holds Firm Despite Liberal Receipts
Union Stock Yards June 17 reports heavier than usual receipts but prices for cattle and calves held steady. Traders anticipate a drop if week receipts remain large, while rains south of Fort Worth suggest fewer arrivals soon. Cow prices ranged 6.00 to 8.00 with top heifers and calves near 10.00, hogs 9 to 15. Shipping orders show cattle 439, hogs 89 for the city market.
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Fort. Worth
Chicago
Kansas City
St. Louis
UNION
Here
Fort Worth
Market Reports for Hogs Cattle Sheep and More
Receipts and prices across livestock markets show hogs steady to higher with bulk around 16.50 to 16.60, cattle mixed with prime steers near 18.00 and beef cows 6.60 to 15.50, and sheep and lambs holding firm though varied. Kansas City and St Louis reports note steady to stronger cattle late week, with feeders steady and hogs trading around 16.25 to 16.55 as supplies move through.
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US City
Wethern SL
Stockers
Kansas City
NGO
Pulp Fea Slesra
Califor
Montana
Vows
FLO
Receipta
Ita
Fii
Erelea
Tt Ds
Arizona
California
Seras
Provision Markets Quotation Report From Chicago
Quotations for local packing house items appear to be listed with odd terms and numbers. The document references June 17 from Chicago and mentions prices such as 25¢ per pound for medium quality and various meat products including bacon bellies and dry salt items.
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Denis Wee Mamedays
Local Fish Market Prices And Supplies Report
Fish markets show steady supply with oysters and shrimp in moderate stock. Wholesale and retail quotes to the San Antonio trade list oysters at various per unit rates, with halibut rock cod and barracuda priced for retail while other species follow whole weight with head removed. crabs priced at 75 cents a dozen and shrimp around 20 to 25 cents per unit.
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San Antonio
Shaw to Atlanta start on repair shops at turn
Major Arthur M. Shaw arrived in San Antonio Saturday to begin preliminaries for the government mechanical repair shops. He will leave soon for Atlanta to finalize the contract for building the shops there, spend about a week, then return to San Antonio. He expects shop work here to begin in earnest by July 1, and could not name the contractor yet.
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Arthur M. Shaw
San Antonio
Atlanta
Shaw
Corn Prices Rise Amid Record Heat Waves Sunday
Chicago reports record heat boosting corn values with gains across July and August contracts. Prices moved higher on hotter weather forecasts though some retreats followed by semi monthly warehouse data. Oats and other grains joined the rally while hogs and provisions also edged up in the market.
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Chicago
Omiaha
Des Moines
Grain futures quotes from Kansas City market report
The dispatch lists grain futures for No 2 yellow No 2 white and No 2 track oats with prices such as 1.63 and 1.90 per bushel, noting quotations for a June session in St Louis and Kansas City regions. The fragmentary OCR mentions several crop types and price points without a cohesive narrative.
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Kansas City
Corti
BP. Louis
Market Prices and Commodities Across Regions Reported
Shipper's Market shows robbers prices and retailers steady with Tejas country candied at 35% and butter steady. Poultry notes list prices for small and large fowl, ducks and geese, with regional variations including Chicago and Arkansas City생 June 17 price reports. Sugar and confectionery futures in New York show mostly steady or nominal changes, with refined sugar and molasses listed and various product grades specified.
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Tejas
Neas Creamery
Steey
New York
No. J. Tae
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