Stocks Rally After Double Holiday in Firm Session
New York trading opened with renewed firmness as stocks rose in broad front led by Union Pacific Great Northern and United States Steel. Reading and other issues posted small gains while bonds remained steady. the close showed broad strength with notable advances in United States Steel and associated rail equities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Union
United States
United States Steel
Hide
D.gather
American Car’ & RG Su
American Locomotive
American Smelt
eTte
Americas
Anaconda
Atchigon
Baldwin Locomoty
Ohio
Yste
Baltimore Ethienem Steel
Canadian Pacific
Central Leather
Sapernke
Behar
China
Colorado Fuel & Icon Ant
Crnetto
General Electric
Baty Ln
Souisville & Nashtitle
Maxwell Motors
Sage
Pennsylvania
Ineletr
ON & Tell
Ae ‘Oubliern Pacitic
Ouster Railway
Vais Re
Tudebaker Corporat
Neco
Llns
Sult
Staten Steel
Shef, Steel & Iron Race
Weg Pruitt Reeves
NEW York Exchange
Metal Markets Report From New York and London
New York metal exchange reports keep spot prices steady with shelter ease in East St. Louis deliveries. London market shows futures for copper tin and zinc trading with prices in pounds and electrolysis noted, while spot tin and other metals display varied quotations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York Metals
New York
East St. Louis
Frrogl
London Metals
Fenton
Metal Exchange
Bullish Effect of Frost Offset by Allied Victories
Frost in the northwest initially boosts prices but gains fade as Allied victories lift sentiment. Wheat and grain futures in Chicago show mixed moves with later upturn on bullish crop estimates and tighter visible supply. Cash grain prices in Chicago and Kansas City reflect varied demand and supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Northwest
Sallas
Mia
Grening
Fish Market Prices Rise on Texas Coast Trade
Trout and red fish supply shifts show western stock ample while Texas coast prices rise. Trout head prices move from 15 to 1 cent at shipping points with market quotes at 25 cents ready to cook. Various fish names and wholesale rates appear in scattered listings including barracuda and oysters priced per thousand or per hundred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Califarnia
Market prices dull with mixed poultry and dairy quotes
Chicago markets report steady UgSS and higher butter creamery at 42 to 44 cents per pound. Hens 23 to 26 cents, large and small springs 30 to 32 cents, roasters around 15 cents. Potatoes rise to $2.20 to $2.45 per hundredweight. poultry alive higher with fowls 29 to 29 ½ cents and springs about 30 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ugss Steady
Texas
Northern County
Texas Creamery
Shery Strong
Moilum
Coxen
Chicago
Minnesota
Local Provision Market Prices and Basics
Fragmented OCR lists traditional market items with bacon ham and salt belly weights and varying prices. Mentions salt extras 2T%c and 29%c, 14-16 pound averages, and oleomargarine compounds with per pound pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quito
New York Sugar and Coffee Prices Reported
Raw sugar steady at 6.056 cents per pound with refined and confectioners products showing stable quotes. Coffee futures show nominal bids with December and May values around 8.96 cents per pound amid market steadiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bent
No. T Bio
Cotton Weather Summary for Houston District Stations
Nearly normal temperatures prevailed across the cotton region Sunday through Tuesday with slight excess in Texas and Oklahoma. Precipitation occurred in most areas Sunday and Monday, with several stations in Florida, Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana and Texas reporting rain. notable totals include Waynesboro 1.54 inches, Kingsland 1.38, Columbus 1.94, Ath ens 1.04, Warrenton 1.74, Union Springs 1.03, Oscola 1.22, Bainbridge 1.64. Allen Buell, Weather Bureau.
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Texas
Oklahoma
Florida
Georgia
Alabama
Warrenton
Union Springs
Arkansas
Oscola
Bainbridge
Allen Buell
Iglat
Weather Bureau
McGOVERN AT CAMP TRAVIS ATTACHED AS DIVISION JUDGE ADVOCATE
Milwauke e lawyer Maj Francis E McGown arrives at Camp Travis Tuesday and will serve with the 8th Division as division judge advocate after being commissioned from civil life in the judge advocate department. Capt P G Caldwell also arrives at Camp Travis from leave with 48 officers and will join the 86th infantry. he has been moved through several camps and brigades before rejoining Camp Travis in the 18th division Anwanen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis E. McGown
Milwaukee
Camp Travis
A8th
Judge Advocate's Department
PG. Caldwell
86Th Infantry
Leon Springs
Camp Gorton
Camp Verry
18Th Division
Government Cotton Report Sparks Active Trading
The government crop report boosted market activity with a rapid advance in New York and New Orleans as traders priced in a 55.7 percent crop condition. Texas and Oklahoma conditions were noted, with large weekly receipts and ongoing cattle and sheep markets in the unsettled post report session.
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Cotton Exchange
Oklahoma
Y Cent
Ave Sa
New York
New Orleans
Kansas City Livestock Market Reports Sept 3
Kansas City and St Louis market summaries show hogs cattle sheep receipts and price ranges. Hogs steady to higher with heavy and light categories noted. prime fed steer and southern steer prices listed. cattle and calf ranges given. sheep lamb market steady with varied weights and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
St. Lonia
New York Cotton Opens Firm on Bullish Government Report
Cotton futures in New York opened firmer as Liverpool demand and bullish government findings spurred buying. October and January contracts rose, then pulled back amid profit-taking, while trade sources kept steady demand and absorptive selling. Prices remained near morning highs as the market paused before the government release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Liverpool
Bulgaria
Calvass of Cotton Exchange
Hecininens
New Orleans Cotton Market Rallies On Positive Reports
New Orleans on September 8 sees strong early buying as favorable bureau reports and war news boost sentiment. Prices jump 76 to 86 points in initial trades with months up to 385 points, closing easy with moderate gains across futures led by October around 95.06.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Gulliwick
Bureau
Brown
Liverpool Cotton Spot Prices Steady on Sept 3
Liverpool spot cotton prices remain steady with Good Middling and Middling at 26.090 and 26.0? respectively, and Good Ordinary to Ordinary around 22.4d to 21. The sales total 3000 bales, including 2500 American. Receipts 6000 bales, including 700 American. Futures close steady with September at 25.03 and October 24.79.
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Liverpool
Live stock market steady with fair cattle demand
Fort Worth market reports steady cattle activity with fair demand. Cattle receipts reach about 5,600 with bulls and calves priced around five to six dollars, hogs higher near twenty dollars, sheep and goats showing limited movement. Prices listed for various cattle types and livestock grades.
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San Antonio
Lambs
Stan
Wothers
Federal forecast puts this year's cotton crop at 11 137 000 bales
The Department of Agriculture forecast this season's cotton at 11 137 000 equivalent 500-pound bales based on August 25 crop condition of 50.7 percent of normal. Western drought depressed yields in July and August with last summer the most disastrous on record.
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Washington, D. C
Department of Agriculture
Virginia
North Caroline
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Lexus
Arkansas
Tennessee
Missouri
Oklahoma
California
Arizone
Cotton Belt
Texas
Early closing plan for gas stations to go before council
An ordinance to prohibit gasoline stations and auto accessories stores from staying open past 7 PM on weekdays except Saturdays will be proposed to the city council. Mayor Sam Bell said the measure will likely pass, backed by the Auto Trades Association, with fuel administrator A B Weakley and gasoline inspector William Steinbart endorsing the draft. The association has pursued a universal early closing plan with only six exceptions, aiming for an absolute closing rule. National Auto Trades leaders will visit Texas this month for three membership rallies in San Antonio Houston and Dallas. Colonel Henry B Claggett is ordered back to Kelly Field to command the flying department succeeding Major Leo Hefnerman.
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City Commission
Sam Bell
Auto ‘Iades
W. A. Williamson
A. B. Weakley
William Steinbart
National Association of Auto Trades
Texas
J. W. A. Vesper
TF. J. Peake
San Antonio
Houston
Dallas
Claggett
Hient
Henry B. Claggett
Kelly Field
Flying Department
Maj
Leo 1. Heffernan
School of Aeriate Gunnery
San Diego
Cal
Ban AiKonio
Red Cross Workrooms Reopen for Morning Shift
Central work rooms of the Red Cross reopened Tuesday drawing scores of women to prepare hospital supplies and refugee garments. With attendance over one hundred, organizers plan half day hours from 8 45 a m to noon and urge volunteers to bring personal scissors and thimbles.
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Red Cross
R. G. Staacke
Crane Named Temporary Chairman of State Democratic Meeting
M M Crane of Dallas chosen temporary chair at the State Democratic convention in Waco. Other temporary officers named include C J Kirk as secretary and Mrs B J Giving as assistant secretary with George W Tilley of Waco as sergeant at arms. Crane urged pledging full support to the war. A fight over Duval County voting and Archie Parr’s seating emerged as a key issue before credentials.
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Waco
M. M. Crane
Dallas
C. J. Kirk
Hougton
B. J. Giving
George W. Tilley
Crane
Sdlistejeta
Platform Permanent Organization
Duval County
Archie Parr
D. W. Glasstock
I. W. Brahan
Caesar Kleberg Eng
Twenty-third
Duyne County
Lon ©. Hill
Wurlingen
Glasscock
Hill
Texas
Disciples of Christ
Cisco
Hobby
Minnie Wisher Cunningham
RN. TV. Coon
San Antonio
Military Casualty List Reflects Broad Losses Across Ranks
The casualty bulletin lists Killed in action 133, died of wounds 30, died of disease 4, wounded severely 288, and missing in action or other statuses. It names numerous officers and enlisted personnel from many states and cities, including Detroit, Grand Rapids, Milwaukee, Chicago, and New York, among others.
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Raymond Eckert Wille
Detroit
Dana
Cecil Post
Benton Herhar
Omohsn
Steen
Vaughen
Misch
Beden
Misa
Arthur
David Devariss
Grand Rapida
Mich
Charles James Fulton
St. Clair
Michigan
Jay Taylor
Glenn
Gregory
Adrian Edward Rophfus
Grand Mapies
Charles Shoemaker
New York
Edward Joseph Deronde
Racine
Wisconsin
Eugene Barry Ferguson
Raco
Harold Hayward Hood
Ann Aror
Forrest G. House
Leo Center
N.Y
Soun Kochanik
Milwaukee
Wis
Kenelm Lafrania
Bloomer
Charles N. Marthur
Hancock
Minnesota
Ivan Mpherson
Onaiway
Neil Reid
Warren
Fred -Stephen Stack
Chicago
Edward Adelgert Stasford
Muskegon
Arch
A Bhree
Peter Twqmey
Kalamazoo
Hanry
Thomas Watkins
Allen
Ray Winch
Marshfield
Lugene
Zanni
Moston
Mass
Bugler Luce
Christopher Martin
Pittsburg
Frank Ascii
Birmingham
Jesse Coolly
Bilchton
Alvia Richard Deabenstott
Easter
L. J. Driscoll
Asamont
Alfred Bernaru Pssman
Waterford
George D. English
Piusbucc
J. Nash
Glasgow
Holcut
Miss. Dewit G. Hagerman
Naches City
Washington
Frank H. Kavanagh
New_York
Thos
Philly Mann
Pinckneyvile
Domencio
Maranzano
Michele Medico
Dunmfre
Jouen Murray
San Francisco
Fritichoy Nelson
Jean Mountain
Paola Piteman
Verre Haute
Ind
Lawrence I. Ross
Orwell
Stanley Sobralses
Berlin
MC. Franz
W. VI
Ralph Fuller
St. Joseph
Mizhix de
John Lyman Galvin
Cottoxe Grove
Wigvonsin
Tasigl Gesso
Oatmont
Roy Albert Green
Portland
Anthony J. Guzal
Pinconning
Floyd
B. Hooton
Burlington
Iowa
Journ -Hovercamp
Ensign
Gewelyn King
Westeld
Thomas Koster
Butterfield
Charles
W. M'Carthy
Brooklint
Matdachusetts
Maurice E
Narder
Dorchemer Massachueguig
Carlyn
Neward
John Sakolica
Wiehtinnslsa
Russia
Ernest Sauvola
Chessell
Clark Walter Schoof
Mitch
Albert E. Scott
Brookline
Mugs
Raymond Fk
Stevens
Churubusco
Ernest E. Stinson
Monroe
Arthur Verry
Dickes Branch
Ivesste Thomas
Michigan City
Eskay D. Town
Casnevia
LOGIE
Benjamin Fracy
Sand Lake
Barry J. Puller
Schepreetady
Joseph Vm. Stevens
Dena Sy. Manned
Css
Init Ane Maneeteld
Aly
Ec John Marco
Kim ‘Pav
Tony Morris
Son Rated
Edward Raymond Paul
Gen Diy
Verlin R. Pringe
Mecrery
Aric Adolph Onm
Yor
Rdl
Dinease
Frank Iluhishop
Newark
Silas Frown
Waukegan
Tamale McVickin
New
Milladelphia
Wilani A. Bowden
Chicaago
Joseph Sohn Lurns
Sherbunne
Vis Maurica J
Ark
Arthur LienaAk
Balixita
Day S. We
Evansville
Cook
Charles W. Durk
Hardt
Wiumbhardt
Chippewa Walls
George EB. Bowers
Kallapell
Mont
Dewry Lrennan
Uickwell
Oklo
Edward TW
Kefan
Rupert
WLVW
Marshall DB
Maretin
Carlisle
W. Moellering
Lemonm Wael
C. Parks
Mount Sterling
St. Werd
Richards
Palrmount
George Tiff
Bie Raplis
Mie Merl von
Janesville
Wig
David Kine Hel
Graveland
Thomas 4
Wing
Louis Lamotia
Trad B. Lamtstrom
Cheyenne
Louis N. Lutratl
Irenora
N. de
Frank Lehecka
Edgar L. Lockhart
Dorchester
Mas
Wai Hayy
Waller Stone
Cotton
N. Y
Denzel Sullivan
Charles J. Tashiela
John Anderson
Rosine
Wid
Geards Aurind
Savanna
Horasr Ayler
Worthipley
Robert H. Thales
Walico
Nev Taytou
Mount Vern Ir
Willian
Broitaprecher
Isaac Brooks
Indianapolia
Kaming RL Barry
Rosebank
Incoh MM
Casey
Marin
Tex
Tlapuis 4A
Cohen
Brooklyn
Walter BH. da Shons
Frorehanee
Victor John Dura
Piieburg
Morris Gaeenberg
Philadelphia
John W. Greenway
Atlanta
Gait Jose Heoresza
Chileago
Robert Healues
Case
Charles Kass
Mooklyns
Ternel Raum
Brooklynz
Larry Dettleman
Amber
Car
Arthur Dh. Bellayance
Willmantic
Conny
Stor Ing
Hromborek
Weaver-Da
Wits
Marshal R. Marcum
Kikster
Willan Po Mammond
Brent Mite
Arch Renry
Haxelton
Cisarbrank
Mim John
Under
Peasta
Towa
Charles Kavanagh
Vircokion
Earth
Kennedy
Montfort
Wiss
Benjamin Benner Long
Pestonsburg
Dewey
A McDivitt
Holiver
N. Vbas
Earch Rehting
Deeeannawad
Names List of Listed Individuals with Locations
A roster of people including William A. Beunaugh in Socorre New Mexico and George Burritt in Lynn Massachusetts. The list also names Orvel Carroll in Indianapolis Walter Whipple in Nepemset Dakota Dee C. Wilden in Sallinsaw Oklahoma Cecil Wilhoit in Kansas Paul Williams in Paris Mississippi Carl Wins Reeseville Wisconsin Malcom P. Wolard in Gatesville Texas Virgil H. Wood in Rocky Face Georgia Rollin A. Wright in Hornbrook California Frank Zaloudek in Chicago and Ems dry J. Zimmer in Beaver Dam Wisconsin.
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Ross Snyder
Los Angeles
Arthur EL Whitmyer
London
Endgland
Arthur Franklin William Xewatk
John M. Currie
Austin
Edwin A. Puryear
Greenbush
Charles A. Michaels
A Milwauke
John B. Johnson
Lage Fiakkefjord
Norway
Benjamin John Bittenbender
Philadelphia
Luther C. c. Bugdale
Parsons
Michael Demartin
Woodlaven
Conn
William I. Gill
Jacksonville
James A. Greene
Syracuse
Harry Shafter
Pitsburg
Tuurlowe - Stinentice
Mariners Harbor
Clacdy White
Crotton
Samuel Wood
Hatover
Fat Deiwran
Emery Collingwood
Rimer
Fla
Kelloge Strong Hale
Fortland
Amherst
Oscar L. Bunting
Nelleville
George Leo Coase
Plymouth
Henry W W. Davis
Elizabeth
Ark
Frederick J. Dervege
Robert Dinsmere
Gulfport
Migs
Robert Grier Waton
Coington
Samuel Eisenberg
New York
Ralph G. Graham
Lone Pine
Neb
J Duntet
Grit
Warick W. Parris
Nicklesvitla
Alen
Calumet
Miche
Arthur Tiurrows
Winker
Wihm
Dtogara
Monteoily
Joseph Jackson
Brook
Ion
Thomas J. Lane
Southaston
Anthony Kowalese
V. Levinin
Lauimbert
Bogmot Seow Hy
Brookly Tain
Mickeen
Machin Coon
Aioyslua MasDonald
Noddoshyna Thigpen
Tomala
Morelli
Vallata Gotunely
Marsell7
Vall
Alexatre Unteke
Nebraske
Cay
Nebo
Via- Dianne
Buftilo
Hernant
Edward Yasslekle
Hordlind
Antonio Vicola
Criping
Italy
Wadmund Me Webster
Waterturf
John Forest Goodman
Rilgewood
Lent
James 3
Over
Pitigbur
Tro I. Wirpatrick
Peter Leroy Wallis
Jeresey Shore
Pas
Samuel B. Keffner
Laurel
Pat
James
Danekari Lowell
Masa
Roy Alnel
Holyoke
Maas
Arthur Pas Eatuch
Albert YW
Gwinner
Williams
Foreman
Alma
Mich
Taon
Green
Duluth
Reed
Greenway
Marietta
Frederick C. Guenther
Stratford
Wis
Ole Hamilton
Viola
Albert Haniel
Youngstown
Ono
Rutherford
Rocky Bord
Colo
Abrahient Keen
Alamo
Manly J. Kern
Thers
N.C
August Krall
New Mayen
John M. Northup
Newman
Cal
Pawlowski
Ohicara
Gaien
Little Hocking
Ohio
Pietro Ple
Mateo
Chester A. Piper
Ghlo
Solin Reetz
Maysville
Tirenca Reynolds
Indananonig
George O. Richards
Oaktown
Ind
Edwact F. Silva
Oakland
Martin G. Smith
Reckmart
Econ N. Tew
Oakflett
Wha
Vanderan Thoeatt
Paducals
Thomas Trafleant
Chicago
Robert FR. Tutt
Middletown
Rocca Vanazzino
Parsia
Danivi Blomgren
Stitchvil
Mont
Alex Wtnder
Trussia
Calyin
Joseph Campanella
Peter Castixitoni
Locca Los
Fanu
Clean D. Chambliss
Louisville
Tse
Michael Haniikoutsox
Kurpathogee
Harhatanian
Haverhill
Mass
Herbert McGraw
Oakhill
Sam Mangos
Detroit
Samuel BE. Murray
Pesotum
Luigi Rubino
Salemi
Alexander Shemp
Ikeata
Cato
Edward A. Smettner
Beattle
Wash
Lonzo L. Stage
Silver Creek
Gad
August Strreberry
St. Weawiz
Tex
Windsalaw Sarget
James Toomey
Scranton
James C. Uipton
Rockmart
John Patrick White
Monron City
Thomas Jon Wray
Yodianapolis
John TL
Marino Della Rusan
East Mass
Jacob Foreman
Chesaning
Peta Fransko
Gallatin
Hugh Gunnison Cala
George PP. Gaudin
Patrick
Walter Honey Green
el Non Tol
Sylvester B. Hamill
William HH. Harrah
Kansas City
J .John C
Henrichs
Atlantic
Towa
Arthur J. Hilgby
Piaater
Idaho
Max W. Huebner
Marquette
Mic
Goitree W. Nergan
Portasmouth
N. H
John M. O'Neill
Steven Sadnwekrs
Mann
Lover
Ipetitea
Minn
Glia ‘To
Sandy
Tevin J. Schooler
Wiliam
B. Swan
Racine
Albert PD. Smith
Canaan
Jovenick VW
Salyrley
Bremerton
James DB. Stewart
Matiapan
James Tiberle
Newton Center
Mags
Trvine Tillotson
Providence
Rome
Mika Wall
Hamber
Lay
Baward J. Vaughn
Cambridge
Aleio Vidrine Fenton
William A. Beunaugh
Socorre
N. M
Have Ry 5
Bunce
Aberdeen
George Burrit
Lynn
Orvel Carroll
Indianapolis
Walter Whipple
Nepemset
Dee C. Wilden
Sallinsaw
Okla
Cecil. Wilhoit
Kansas
Paul Williams
Paris
Carl Wins
Carl Wins Reeseville, Wis. Malcom P. Wolard, Gatesville, Tex.; Virgil H. Wood
Rocky Face
Rollin A. Wright
Hornbrook
Frank Zaloudek
Beaver Dam
Wiss
Morning List of Dead Killed in Action Relatives React
A compiled roll lists countless names of soldiers killed in action and died of disease. The list includes officers Lieutenants Fitzhugh Mason and Rothro nd J Davidson among many others from cities like Richmond New York Milwaukee and Detroit. Private and corporal ranks appear with numerous surnames and hometowns across the United States and abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitzhugh Mason
Richmond
Rothrond J. Davidson
San Franscient
Gerry
New York
Townsend Young
Ossining
Timot
Harrington
Bayonne
New Ter
Marco Pelagale
Piedmonti
DI Gastano Iseria
Italy
Benjamin Rubineon
Dover
Tean
Tory Kholikowski
Tommy Franks
Joaquin
Frank M. Draper
Port ‘Juron
Mich
ED Y P. Lynch
Ignatz Maliszko
Milwaukee
Karl Mouth
Seattle
Wash
Clarence
H. Cummings
Rome
N.Y
Walter C ¥ Yjka
Heimtranck
Wayne FE
DRAKE
Jackson
Prank Holcome
Centerville
D. Fatrick
Arrests Hit 47 Monday After Midnight Police Surge
A Monday into Tuesday police sweep tallies 47 arrests with most for traffic violations and anti-vice rules. The vice squad reported 24 arrests of couples, some soldiers moved to military police, and two arrests for drunkenness. A white woman on North Frio Street faced vagrancy charges and a East Janivy Street resident was charged under a rooming house ordinance.
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North Frio Street
East Janivy
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