Wheat and corn market swirl as frost hits plains crops
The issue reports crop damage from frost across the plains and eastern regions, lifting corn prices while oats and provisions rise. It notes government damage assessments, shifting demand, and broader market volatility influenced by weather, with prices fluctuating across futures and wholesale levels.
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Chicago
Plains Gates
Indiana
Michigan
Ohio
Bears
Kansas
American foreign trade peaks in May 1918 gains cited
May 1918 saw exports reach 55.0 million dollars and imports 529.0 million dollars according to the Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce. Eleven months ending May show exports at 5.416 billion, imports and silver trade rising with twelve months of data indicating continued upward trends.
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Bureau of Foreign and
American Egyptian cotton grades standardized by Agriculture
The Department of Agriculture will designate the cotton grown in states beyond Arizona as American Egyptian cotton. Five grade standards No 1 fancy through No 5 medium and three staple lengths 34 1 14 will be issued for the variety irpa. Copies priced at 5 per grade box or 25 for full set. samples 1 each.
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Arizona
California
Department of Agriculture
Department of Agrieviture
Tts
Charles J. Brand
Bureau of Markets
Washington, D. C
New South Enterprise Drive Amid Multistate Plant Plans
The South targets a $9,000,000 government plant push and numerous new ventures across states like Texas, Louisiana, North Carolina, and Virginia. Planned facilities include a $1,066,000 oil line, a $3,600,000 gas plant, silos at Waco and Denison, several mills and refineries, and graphite and coal operations. Firms named include the Southern Farm Company Jacksonville Florida and the Delta Shipbuilding Company New Orleans Louisiana among others.
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South
Texas
Waco
Denison
Coxt
Haig
Orange
Pierce of Company
Hortort
Hortort, At Appropriation of 33,600,000 Is Been Asked By the War Epietetum
Washington
Callip
Smalles
Mayo
Qiunaiectuve
Thy Gamput
Indiaa Dicgu
Alaryland
Plortue
Louisiana
Nissouri Converns
Graphic
Southern Farm, Company
Jacksonville
Fla
Louisiana Sawmill Company
Glenmore
Louisiang
Missouri
Plagee OU Pipe Line Company
Port Worth
Tex
Texas Sulphur Company
Orange, Tex
American Pressing Company
Charlotte
N. C
United States Graphite Company
GoodWater
Ala
Delta Shipbuilding Company
New Orleans
Chicago
Steele Cotton Oil Company
Lenoir
N.C
Gaso-Carbon Company
Huntington
W. Va
Huntington Investors
Merchants Ofana Mining Company
Ponca City
Okla
Oklahoma
Haonaas
Ross Brothers Oil and Refining Company
Brownwood
American Wood Workers
Memphis
Venn
Blue Ridge Cotton Mills
Roaring River
N. Y
North Carolina
Poteau Window and Dry Plaw Glass Co
Poteau
Oklo
Lynchburg Cotton Mill Company
Lynchburg
Buck Creek Coal Mining Company
Clarksburg
Offutt-Morgan Lumber Company
Shadle
Louisville
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Troy Mining Company
Stuarts Draft
American Hinge Company
Muskogee
Kta
Muskogen
Wood Distiling Company
Mouthfern Dyce and Chemica Company
New Orlease la
Pryor
Oklahoma City
Tonn Mills Company
Lendis
Corridor Mills Company
Landis
Bloxom Bros
Battery Park
Walters Lumber and Timber Company
Richmond
Tone Star Sin Aesociation
Fort Worth
Foreign events influence stock market amid mixed domestic news
New York June 29 Foreign military and political developments moved stocks more than domestic events. Bankers watched Treasury plans for a larger Liberty Loan and railroad finance including Baltimore Ohio and Union Pacific notes. Trading showed notable fluctuations with gains in some segments and pressure on others.
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New York
Atention
Treasury Department
Baltimore
Ohio
Union Pacific
G. Ww
Reatete’ Locomotiva
Lscessee
Baltimore & Ohio
Pease Bethlehem Steel
Canadien Pacific
Central Leather
Chesapeake
Chicago
Mik & Fh Paul Sane
Chiengs, R. & Pacific
China Capp Freaers
Elorade Fuct
Cuba
General Electriy
Tena Wiss
General Motors
Great Northern
Mlinois Central
Mer
Marine
International Paper
Kennecott
Louisvile & Nashvile Bat
Maxwell Motors
Mexican Petroleum
Miami Copper
Midvale Steel
Northern Vacule
Keteeee Reeuee
Pennsylvania
Pittsburg Coal
Ween
Rentingees
Tron
Gut Sinclair of
Merril
Southern Pavifly
Bais
Southern Railway
Studbaker Corporation
Tennessee Copper
Texas Co
Tobaco Products
Sss
Union Pacifio
United Cigar Stores
Ind
Steet
Utah Gopper
Tj AK Steene
Inghiotsn Electric
Willya
Alberthr
Gulf Stater Steel
Seaboard Ale
Sloss. Bhef. Steel
Texas Farmers Congress to Meet at Texas A&M in July
The Texas Farmers Congress will gather July 20 at Texas A M College Station for a three day program. Officials will discuss war time farming, increasing production, soil conservation and food preservation with visits to experiment stations and sector hearings.
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Texas
Texas Farmers’ Congress
Texas Agricultural and Mechanical College
College Station
Tex
Texas ‘Farmers’ Congress
Alrdgnie
W.W. Blazell
Yexas A. & M
Landows
Statien
Farmers Congress
Airdome
Mary
Gearing
University of Texas
Austin
Lawrence Foote
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Little Rock
Ark
George M. Rommel
Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
Congress
Airbore
J. 0. Morgan
W. D. Hunter
Federal Horticultural Board
B. Younghtood
Airector Texas Experimentation
Coslest Station
G. A. Peden
Peseral
Houston
Long
America
Wholesale Prices for Fresh Texas Vegetables and Fruits
A detailed list shows wholesale trade prices for fresh produce including onions, potatoes, tomatoes, beets, carrots, cucumbers, and melons. California and Texas origins are cited with per hundredweight, per bushel, and crate prices for items like oranges, bananas, grapes, prunes, and canned goods.
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Texas
California
Rockyford
Whallsalerk Commission
Fe Bai
Florida
Californda Rockyfords
Lexag
Nervic
EVANS
Canova
Lipton
Hees
Cie
Belbe
Elia Rose
Mney
Bartlett
Soconus
Calu Ubta
Alaska
Amertton
Klade
Cass
New York Bank Statement Shows Clearing House Reserve Rise
The weekly report shows clearing house banks and trust companies hold 7977.68 in reserve excess over requirements, a rise of 26 658 from the prior week. Details include loans and discounts at 4 998 664 000 and changes in deposits, cash in vaults, and reserves across state and national banks and trust companies in Greater New York.
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New York
Elearing House
Rexetvs Banke
Federal Reserve Bank of
My al Og Gants
Dacranse
United States
Armeorate
Excoss
Sanmary
Greater
Clearing House
Beane
Dlecounts
Ate
Dacroaen
O ‘Tata
Money Markets and Remedies Advertised in Foreign Notices
The San Antonio money market shows dull activity with mixed currencies and banknotes in circulation. A separate column recounts alarmist medical promotions claiming universal cures, amid stray legal and social anecdotes from Washington and London press.
Northern markets show cattle and hogs up while demand falters
Fort Worth and Chicago report upticks in cattle and sheep prices amid light demand. Hog prices hold steady locally with gains at nearby yards, as traders attribute early-week weakness to hot weather and lighter meat消费. Fort Worth market shows brisk feeder hog demand and limited light animals.
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Port Worth
Fort Worth
Chicago
Unclear Market Quotes and Livestock Terms From OCR Text
Reading contains mixed figures for commodities and livestock, including references to pigs cattle and various prices. Recurrent phrases mention quotations unchanged from Friday and mismatched terms like Receunts and Sheen with unclear meanings.
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Mutic
Sheen
Riday
Record Wool Consumption in May Highest This Year
May wool consumption reached a record for the year with 74,600,000 pounds used by manufacturers. State totals show Massachusetts and Pennsylvania among top contributors, while schedules were sent to 622 manufacturers with 47 reporting no wool used. Prices for hides and beeswax are listed in old unit terms.
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Albert Cody
Y Produce Company
Alassachusetts
Pennsylvania
Connecticut
New Hampshire
Maine
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