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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1918

Page

13

Stocks Open Firm Then Moderate Bearish Reaction

In New York on September 4 stocks opened firm but turned moderate after half an hour due to bearish pressures. Ratts led gains, with transcontinental shares rising. United States Steel held an offer briefly then slipped. Baldwin Locomotive Studebaker and thePetroleums showed strength while Texas Company gained three points. later steel copper and oil issues revived, with tobaccos and other specialties also improving though rails declined.

New York United States Steel Baldwin Locomotive Studebaker Petroleums Texas Company American Car & F al Oaame Central Leather Canadian Pacific Peasneake Ohio & A P China Roope Etree Colorado Fuel & Iron Ae Crucible Steel General Electric General Motors BEY Kennecott Tee Enees Louisville & Nashville Maxwell Motors Mexican_ Petroleum UU Tia Miami Copper United State S. Ind. Alcona United States Utah Copper Catinghoure Electric Witlys-Overland American Tobacco Pete Atlantic Congt Sino Gulf Stataa Steel Chein

Metal market quotes New York London Sept 4

New York metal market reports lead steady at 8 086 5 08 spot while spotter flemer east st toauls delivery shows 9 210 bla London tin spot at 351 10 futures at 351 10 per hundred pounds The item notes mixed spot values and futures in London and New York on September 4.

NEW York Metals New York Metal Exchange Flemer East St. Toauls London Metals London

Corn Strengthens on Wisconsin Frost Forecasts

The Wisconsin corn market showed strength at times as frost forecasts influenced trading. Opening prices ranged from unchanged to higher with September near 1.54 to 1.69 and October around 1.60 to 1.71, then a broad upturn before some declines. Oats remained firm on selling pressure, while provisions stayed dull and irregular. Kansas City quotes covered wheat and oats with various No. 2 values and colorized deliveries noted.

Chicago Wisconsin

Equalization Board to Buy and Resell Sugar Stock

The United States Sugar Equalization Board will buy all domestic sugar at the old price and resell at the new price to prevent market disparities. The exact date and the new price are not yet set, and contracts with redistributors may adjust for price changes. The move aims to absorb refiners’ extra profits and standardize distribution nationwide.

Pola Food Administration United States Sugar Equalization Board Inter Atgara Sugar Equalization Board Revarnment Agency The Food Administration Ie Lt Fa

Food Administration Sets New Sugar Price Margin

The administration announced a new sugar price is effective, with refiners’ margins rising to 2.45 dollars per hundredweight, retroactive from August 1, alongside an agreed crop price increase with domestic producers.

Food Administration

Fish Market Prices and Supplies Mixed on Coast Trade

The fish market reports unchanged activity with some red fish shipped locally from the Texas coast and scarce trout. California varieties arrive headless, whole fish for smaller Texas fish, with retail and wholesale price figures listed for red snapper, red fish, pike, shrimp, oysters, and other seafood. separate Chicago market notes cover butter, eggs, potatoes, poultry trends.

Texas Thera California

Provision Markets Quotes For Various Meats And Fats

Loral market reports Tuesday quotes for dry salt pork extras at 27 cents, bacon at 180 cents per pound, dry salt bacon bellies at 14 to 16 pounds average, fancy breakfast bacon at 50 cents, fancy hams at 35 percent, pure lard at 25 cents, oleomargarine low grade five cents, medium 28 cents, and American cheese 30 cents.

Loral Wackinge House Maxwell House Canova Lipton California Maine Alaska Chunia Columbia River Erade

Markets Show Strong Demand for Eggs and Poultry

A strong demand persists for eggs and fryers with light receipts from Southwest Texas. Dealers offered producers 40 to 41 cents for eggs and 30 to 31 cents for fryers. Small shipments from Coleman county included eggs, turkeys and fryers. Prices at jobber level show eggs steady around 41 to 42 cents, butter steady, poultry brisk with higher quotes for hens and various brood sizes, ducks and geese priced per dozen or per pound. Kansas City also reports steady butter and poultry, firm potatoes at about 2.00 to 2.05 dollars per bag.

Chicago Minnesota Wisconsin Texas Coleman County Norchero

New York Cotton Opens Flat Then Dips Amid War News

The New York cotton market opened barely steady with October around 36.48 and January near 45.55 as traders weighed war news and higher spot offerings. Early gains gave way to a retreat with October 35.60 and January 34.20 as quotes, while weather reports offered mixed signals on future yields.

New York Catton Xelt- Jn Rath Liverpool Win Weather Bureau

New Orleans Cotton Opens Steady Amid Irregular Early Trading

The New Orleans cotton market opened with irregular activity as prices rose briefly before slipping. By late morning the front months showed a net decline of about 40 points from yesterday's close, with October at 34.57 and December near 34.08 as trading paused and values eased.

New Orleans

Liverpool cotton market steady with firm prices

Spot cotton in Liverpool remains quiet while prices stay firm on September 4. Notable quotes include good middling at 25.88 pence per pound and low middling at 24.83, with sales of 2,900 bales and receipts of 10,400 all American. Futures closed unsettled across the board with September around 25.80 and January near 24.8.

Liverpool

New York Sugar and Coffee Prices Reported

New York on September 3 notes sugar steady with various grades listed: centrifugal refined steady with prices ranging around 9.00 for refined and other values noted for crushed, powdered, and granulated forms. Coffee futures also steady with No 7 grade and December and May months cited at specific prices.

New York Eben

Live stock receipts light with hogs making half cent advance

Union Stock Yards reports light receipts and a half cent gain over the previous day as hog tops rise to new highs in Chicago. Cattle and hogs show mixed prices across markets in Chicago St Louis and Savannah with varied receipts and regional trends.

Union Stock Yards Chicago San Antonio

Americans Have Banded Troops in Vladivostok Report

A London Times service dispatch notes American troops landed at Vladivostok with superior equipment including artillery and a marching band. The Americans reportedly outclass other allies, unafraid to relieve Czech bands, and receive public cheers and flowers. They are praised for fast telegraph repairs and quick construction work.

Vladivostok London Times San Antonio Hiladelphia Public Ledger the Public Ledger Co London

Guards Need Officers Commissioned Men for Home Duty

War Department memo from Camp Travis says officers unfit for overseas service may join the United States Guards here. Suitable material noncommissioned officers will be available, even if trained or training, with waivers for certain defects. Each camp commander must submit a list of officers for US Guards by Thursday.

United States Guards Adjutant General's Office Camp Travis United States Army

Texas Cotton Outlook Sees Limited Improvement in Many Districts

U S Department of Agriculture analyst HK Gray reports Texas cotton yields may shrink to 3 338 000 bales from 3 125 315 last year if drought persists. He notes improvement only in districts where rains arrive before frost, with weather in July and August causing widespread damage to plant vitality across most regions.

HK. Gray Texas Bureau of Crop Estimates United States Department of Agriculture Lexas West Center Gray Northwest Archer Baylor Briscoe Childress Collingsworth Cottle Dawson Dickens Donley Fisher Floyd Foard Hall Hardeman Haskell Hemphill Jones Kent Lubbock Motley Scurry Shackelford Stepiens Stonewall Swisher Throckmorton Knox Wichita Wilbarger Young Hardin North Clay Collin Cooke Dallas Delta Fartin Grayson Hopkins Thunt Jack Kaufman Lamar Montague Palo Pinto Parker Rockwall Tarrant Wise Northeast Bowie Camp Cass Franklin Grees Harrison Henderson Marlon Morcis Pans Ols Rains Red River Rusk Smith Titus Upshur van Zandt Wood Bandera Blanca Callahan Coke Coleman Concho Edwards Gillespice Howard Kendall Kerr Wiano McCulloch Mason Menard Mitchell Nolan Real Runnels San Saba Schleicher Taylor Tom Green Ward Condition Center Bosque Brazos Brown Burleson Burnett Caldwell Comal Comanche Coryell Eastland This Erath Falls Fayette Free Stone Hamilton Hays Hill Hood Johnson Lampasas Lee Limestone McLennan Miram Mills Navarro Robertson Somersvell Travis Washington Williemson Anderson Angelina Cherekes Grimes Houston Jasper Leon Kleborg Ta Salle Layaca Live Oak McMuhen Medina Nueces San Patricio Uvalde Victorian Wilson Tunia Crow Austin Bragoria Colorado Fort Bens Harris Matngarda Montgomery Watler Wharton

Czech forces link with allied troops across Russia line

A dispatch dated Sept 2 reports Verchavudinsk Czechs 400 miles east of Baikin joining General Semenoff’s forces on the Onow River. Dieterichs telegraphs he is in contact with Trans-Baiknan Czechs, creating an uninterrupted line from Pensa to Vladivostok through the allied troops.

Aliles London Times San Antonio Philadelphia Public Ledger the Public Ledger Co London T'Ae Daily Mail Harbin Verchavudinsk Baikin Semonoff Onow River Dieterichs Pensa Vladivostok

Wholesale vegetable prices list from a trading ledger

The document lists wholesale prices for produce and canned goods by region, including California and Texas origins. Items cover vegetables like onions, cabbage, lettuce, tomatoes, and cucumbers, plus fruits such as apples, bananas, lemons, and peaches, with prices per crate, dozen, or hundredweight and notes on packaging.

California Texas Cautifornia Colorado New Mexico Kieffers L. M. Raisins

Prices for Mexican Garlic and assorted farm goods

The listing details per pound garlic and hot green peppers, flour varieties with prices per barrel and sack, corn, oats, bran, meal, shorts, screenings, and seeds. Also included are hogs, hay, sorghum, millet, Sudan, barley, rye, corn chops, Milo, peanuts, cane syrup, and assorted hides and pelts with unit prices and bulk rates.

Ats Slohnson Carl Sudan Reeswa Pellverey Reeswan

Inmates Adopt Uniform Aprons at County Hospital

Women inmates at the county and city detention hospital now wear a wash material apron as uniform. The city and county supplied the cloth and a sewing machine funded by authorities was used to make the aprons to be worn in the hospital. An effort seeks work for the inmates to earn money while confined.

Appeal on Ice Ruling Sparks Hard Bargaining

An appeal to state food administrator B A Polen will challenge Olin Carrington’s rescission of a special ice pool. Ice manufacturers favor pool restoration but Carrington warns higher prices will hit small consumers and the poor, affecting babies and invalids. he remains firm on one price for all.

B.A. Polen Olin 2 Carrington Micang

Broad Rules for WWI Draft Exemptions Revealed

Washington details sweeping changes to draft exemption rules for 18 to 45 registrants on September 12. New provisions allow exemptions for essential bank workers, agriculture, and other necessary services to sustain the military, with local boards applying specifics after authorization. The document notes boards previously denied exemptions for railroads and banks under older law, and emphasizes formal claims and substantiating evidence remain required.

Washington, D. C General Crowder Red Cross Hhe

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