New York Stock Exchange Opens After Mayor Gore's Funeral
The market reopened at noon after a morning closure for Mayor Gaynor's funeral. Trading was brisk in Reading and Steel with small price changes and irregular movement. Reading, Canadian Pacific, and People's Gas led gains while California Petroleum preferred fell. Overall, the market ended easy with narrowed speculation and a handful of active issues.
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New York
Gaynor
Reading
Steel
New Haven
Harriman
Canadian Pacific
People’s
California Petroleum
People’s Gas
Metal Markets Roundup From New York Sept 92
Lead steady at 4.70 with London quotes at 106 for 20 pounds sterling. Spelter quiet at 5.75 to 5.85. Copper firm with standard spot and calendar prices around 15.50 to 16.25 and electrolytic 1.85 to 17.00. Tin ease with spot around 41.50 to 41.87, London futures about 41.60. Antimony dull at 8.30. Iron prices show No 1 north at 16.00 to 16.59, No 2 at 15.75 to 16.25, and southern ranges 15.25 to 16.75. London iron warrants noted.
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New York
London
Cookson’s
Ron Steady
Northern
Southern
Southern Soft
London Iron
Cleveland
Money on Call Rates Steady in New York Closing
Money on call firm in New York shows a 2 percent 3 percent ruling rate with a closing bid at 242 3 percent. Time loans ease with sixty days at 4 percent, ninety days at 4 1/4 percent, and six months at 5 5 percent.
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New York
New York Market News Steady Bonds and Rates
Prime mercantile paper 5 percent and 6 percent rates. sterling at 4 82.26 for sixty days and 4 85.80 on demand. Commercial bills at 3 2. Bar silver 62 1 2 cents. Mexican dollars 47 4 cents. Government bonds steady. Railroad bonds firm.
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New York
Cotton seed product prices in Memphis market
In Memphis on September 22, cot ton seed products listed prime basis oil priced at $TE&6, meal at $31.50 to $32.00, and linters at 2% to 3%.
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Memphis
Tenn
Cotton Seed Market Closes Easier in New York
The New York cotton seed market ended softer with spot prices from 7.13 to 7.50 and various lots traded across months. Notable activity included 2600 contracts at 7.05 in November and a total sales count of 17 000 across October to April.
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New York
New York Exchanges Open Late for Mayor Gaynor Funeral
In New York on September 22 all exchanges did not open until noon due to the funeral of Mayor Gaynor. The delayed start affected trading and market activity as officials observed the civic ceremony.
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New York
Gaynor
Committee Solicits Funds for Auto Race Guarantee
Chamber of Commerce committees began soliciting subscriptions this afternoon to fund a guarantee for automobile races this fall. Pledges came from W. B. Tuttle Simon Frank W. C. Rigsby Emil Frank A. M. Fischer H. D. Elliott and J. C. Kinney. They aim to raise 5060 of the 10000 guarantee with the Automobile Club covering the rest.
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Chamber of Commerce
W. B. Tuttle
Simon Frank
W. C. Rigsby
Emil Frank
A. M. Fischer
H. D. Elliott
J. C.kinney
Chamber of Commercce
Automobile Club
Cholera In Bucharest Sees Rising Cases
Cholera cases under surveillance in Bucharest total 1187 with 45 deaths reported as of September 22. Public health authorities monitor the outbreak and coordinate responses across the city.
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Bucharest
Roumania
Weather map predicts fair cotton belt week
Washington September 22 fair weather anticipated across the cotton belt. Frost expected Monday morning in central valleys and various regions, with heavier frosts in northern states. Warmer conditions develop later in the week west of the Mississippi and spread to the east by Thursday or Friday. Occasional showers noted in New England Northwest and Florida early in the period.
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Washington
Cotton Belt
Weather Bureau
Marvin
Mississippi River
Great Central Valleys
Upper Lake Region
Lower Lake Region
Tennessee
East Gulf States
Ohio Valley
Lakes Region
New England
Middle Atlantic States
North Pacific States
Northwest
Florida
Weather bulletin notes cooler spell with scattered rain
Forecaster Allen Buell reports generally fair belt weather with below normal temperatures. Rainfall totals of an inch or more expected in Lumberton Newbern and Kingstree as a weather bureau notice broadcasts regional conditions.
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Lumberton
Newbern
Kingstree
Allen Buell
Weather Bureau
Weather Bulletin 8 A M Observations Sept 22 1913
General weather bulletin records 8 a m observations on Monday September 22 1913. The note lists meteorological readings for the day and place with standard measurements and station data.
Real Estate Transfers From Local Listings
W A Stewart transfers lot 15 block 6 Lady of the Lake add to Mrs Clementine O Connor for 375 dollars. Lee W Poor transfers lot 125 block 5 Hillcrest add to F D O Brien for 1000 dollars. Tom B Johnson transfers lot 10 block 18 city block 5502 Riverside Park add to Elena FP Stone for 279 dollars.
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W. A. Stewart
Clementine O'Connor
Lady of the Lake Addition
Lee W. Poor
F. D. O'Brien
Hillcrest Addition
Tom B. Johnson
Elena FP
Stone
Riverside Park Addition
Building Permits For Several Dwellings And A Store
W B O Connell 8 room dwelling Sher man street 400 John L Dugier 3 room dwelling Blanco road 850 P B Dunn Jr 8 room dwelling West Magnolia avenue 3900 I P Washington 2 room addition Utah street 450 L and E V Schilling 6 room dwelling Virginia boulevard 2000 Mrs Carolina Floy store building South Santa Rosa avenue 3600
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W. B. O'Connell
Sher- Man Street
John L. Dugier
Blanco Road
P. B. Dunn Jr
West Magnolia Avenue
I. P. Washington
Utah Street
E. V. Schilling
Virginia Boulevard
Carolina Floy
South Santa Rosa Avenue
Automobile Licenses Listed For Overland And Nearby Areas
License numbers 4095 to 4099 issued to John G. Willacy M. E. Knight O W Smith Amelia Requeni and Albert Albrecht. Addresses include 230 Woodlawn 620 Auguste street 126 River avenue 140 North street and Bracken Texas.
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Overland
John G. Willacy
W. Woodlawn Avenue
M. E. Knight
Auguste
Flanders
O. W. Smith
River Avenue
Studebaker
Amelia Requeni
North Street
Ford
Albert Albrect
Bracken
Texas
Births Reported to Local Parents in September
A series of birth notices lists couples and addresses with newborns. Entries include Mr. and Mrs. Flores with a girl on September 18 at 407 San Louis street. Mr. and Mrs. Redonde with a boy on September 13 at No. 2 Shiner Alley. Mr. and Mrs. Nell with a boy on September 12 at 1606 Carson Street. Mr. and Mrs. Loessberg with a boy on September 19 at 421 Kellar Street. Mr. and Mrs. Romero with a boy on September 17 at 708 South Pecos Street. Mr. and Mrs. Alfero with a girl on September 9 at 109 South Salado Street. Mr. and Mrs. Mertz with a girl on September 19 at 815 Ruiz Street. Mr. and Mrs. William B. Atkinson with a girl on September 16 at Hackberry and Sherman Streets.
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R Flores
San Louis Street
L. H Redonde
Shiner ‘Alley
John Nell
Carson Street
John Loessberg
Kellar Street
J. M. Romero
South Pecos Street
Marriage Licenses Listed for Four Couples
Simon Rodriguez and Lena Sadillo, A. J. Taff and Hazel Brown, Eugene M. Blalock and Lucille, M. Dempsey are recorded as marriage license applicants.
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Simon Rodriguez
Lena Sadillo
A. J. Taff
Hazel Brown
Lucille
M. Dempsey
Flour Prices Rise as Mills Advance Rates Across Market
Local mills boosted flour prices by five cents per barrel following Missouri reports of rising mill prices. The grain market remains firm despite a weaker wheat trend, with mills paying high prices for all grains. Eggs remain scarce with country eggs at 25 cents per dozen and storage eggs 22 to 23 cents. Melting weather slows syrup demand while corn syrups rise since spring contracts. Side meats jump 12 1 2 points while lard stays steady though cold weather may firm hog products.
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Missouri
Wholesale Markets List of Prices for Country Produce
A detailed catalog of wholesale prices for eggs butter cheese vegetables fruits and staples. Includes units for Texas California and other regions with items such as eggs per dozen pork and poultry prices, various fruits and vegetables by crate or weight, coffee tea and rice, flour and meal, corn oats hay, syrups and canned meats.
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Northern Creamery
Texas Creamery
Market Price List Spectral Spread of Groceries and Hides
A dense historical price sheet lists per dozen salmon at 1.35 and red sockeye at 2.40, peaches powerfully priced at 8 to 9 cents, canned fruits and vegetables with varied grades, dried fruits from 3 to 9 cents per ounce, California beans and peas priced per hundred pounds, and hides, wool, beeswax, and tallow quoted by weight. The catalog appears to reflect a broad regional grocery and commodity market with multiple categories and packaging options.
Chicago Markets Open With Mixed Butter Egg Declines
Chicago market report shows butter and eggs down with holiday and potatoes lower. Receipts include 180 cars with Michigan at 80 to 85 cents, Minnesota and Ohio 80 to 83 cents, Wisconsin 76 to 81 cents. Poultry prices fall with live weights down and fowls at 16 cents.
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Chicago
Michigan
Minnesota
Ohio
Wisconsin
Market prices for dairy eggs and poultry in Kansas City
Kansas City market report lists butter at 30c for creamery, 29c firsts, 27c seconds, packing stock 238c. eggs 24c firsts, 15c seconds. poultry with hens 12c, roosters 9c, ducks 10c, springs 18c.
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Kansas City
Springs
Market Quotations From St Louis Plummet? No, Hold On
Market quotes from St Louis dated Sept 22 list poultry prices with chickens at 12c, springs 14c, turkeys 18c, ducks 8c, geese 8c, butter 3 1/2c creamery and eggs at 23 8c.
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ST. Louis
Eggs Quiet With Fresh Extras In New York Market
In New York on September 22 eggs were quoted quiet with fresh gathered extras at 33 to 36 cents per dozen.
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New York
Sugar and petroleum prices hold steady in New York trading
Raw sugar quotes stable with Muscovado at 3.17 and centrifugal at 3.67 per hundredweight. Refined sugar levels quiet with crushed 5.50 and fine granulated 4.80. Petroleum refined bulk 5.00 and barrels 8.70, cases 11.00. Molasses steady with New Orleans open kettle 35 bb.
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New York
New Orleans
Bbc
Cotton Exchange to Close at Noon On Saturdays
Liverpool report states the cotton exchange will close at noon on Saturdays every week. When the last business day of a month is Saturday the market will stay open until 12 30 p m. This change affects trading hours for exporters and merchants.
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Liverpool
Cottoon Exchange
Cotton Market Strong as Open Bales Grow at Tavor
About 1000 bales sold Saturday in Tavor boosting the season total to 14,486 bales. An estimated 40,000 bales remain open in the fields with a high demand for pickers. Crop prospects are reported excellent and the market tone remains firm.
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Tavor
Tex
Obituaries Notice From San EB Dept Street Bexar County
Fragmentary obituaries list individuals including John Camp aged 27 who died on a road in September, and Erferino Ozuna aged 3 who died near a department street. Also note 61 year old Iolamo Tomassino dying in September in Bexar County.
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John Camp
Ten Jaan Road
Ptember
Eferino Ozuna
San EB
Dept Street
Coheart
Iolamo Omassino
Bexar County
Cattle From Mexico Swell Receipts at Union Stock Yards
Mexico added to the livestock supply at Union Stock Yards on Monday as receipts of cattle and calves reached 1161 head the largest Monday run in weeks. Prices stayed steady with native cows at 4.25, bulk 4.00 to 4.50, Mexican stock 4.00 to 4.59, calves 5.00 to 6.50, hogs near 8.00, no sheep or goats offered.
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Union Stock Yards
Mexico
Fort Worth Market Report Sees Mixed Cattle Hogs and Sheep
Fort Worth Texas market activity shows cattle receipts 4200 head with steady to higher prices for beef steers 6.50 to 6.60 stockers 6.50 to 6.65 butchers cows 4.00 to 6.00 heifers 4.50 to 6.76 and calves 5.00 to 8.00. Hogs active and higher with 1500 head passing through scales and most sales at 5.30. Sheep are strong with 1600 head received and bidding higher.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Market Report Kansas City livestock sales
Hogs receipts 6000 head with values: bulk 8.20 to 8.70, heavy 8.10 to 8.60, light 8.20 to 8.75, pigs 5.50 to 7.00. Cattle receipts 29000 including 1800 southerns with primes 8.75 to 9.30, dressed steers 7.75 to 8.76, southern 5.50 to 8.00, cows 4.26 to 7.00, heifers 5.00 to 9.00. Sheep receipts 15000 with lambs 6.50 to 7.20, yearlings 4.76, wethers 4.25 to 4.75, ewes 3.75 to 4.25.
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Kansas City
Chicago market recap hogs cattle and sheep prices
Chicago market reports receipts for hogs at 33 000 head with prices from 6 to 9 dollars and a strong tone. Cattle receipts 22 000 head with steady to higher values from 3.70 to 9.85, Texans 7.00 to 8.10, calves up to 11.60. Sheep receipts 63 000 head with weak to lower tone, natives 3.75 to 4.80, yearlings 4.85 to 6.80, lambs 5.65 to 7.40.
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Chicago
Til
Texas
Yearlings
Lambs
Westerns
Cattle Hogs And Sheep Trade Report From St Louis Market
Cattle receipts 8000 head including 1500 Texans with markets steady. Native beef steers 5.50 to 9.30, Texas steers 6.00 to 7.75, Texas cows and heifers 4.25 to 6.50, calves in carload lots 5.00 to 6.00. Hogs receipts 8500 head. market 10 to 15 cents higher. pigs and lights 6.50 to 9.15, good heavy 8.65 to 9.0. Sheep receipts 700 head. market steady to strong. native muttons 3.25 to 4.25, lambs 5.60 to 7.35.
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ST. Louis
Texas
Market quotes for lead and spelter in St. Louis
Lead opens at $4.65 while spelter ranges from $5.65 to $5.70, with the figures listed for Sept. 22 in St. Louis markets.
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ST. Louis
Spelter
Representative Roddenberry Improves After Illness
Georgian city report says Representative S A Roddenberry is critically ill at home with a nervous breakdown but shows improvement after a night of rest. Doctors described him as much stronger and progressing.
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Thomasville
S A. Roddenberry
High Temperatures Lift Cotton Market Then Slump Near Close
New highs for the season were recorded in the cotton market as New Orleans and Liverpool advanced. New York opened late in deference to Mayor Gaynor, with early prices 11 to 15 points higher before heavy realizing pulled us down, ending near last week’s close amid irregular trading and lighter activity.
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New York
New Orleans
Liverpool
Gaynor
Cotton futures open steady with diverse month quotes
Cotton futures opened steady in New York with September at 13.65 cents and October 13.55, December 13.62, January 18.37, March 13.48, May 18.68, June 13.46, and July 18.49 cents. Trading showed varied highs and lows across the session and several odd prices noted.
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New York
Poebbs Seadecks Sekeee Mech
JUNO
New Orleans Cotton Opens Steady Amid Weather and Legislation Hopes
The New Orleans cotton market opened steady with gains of 6 to 10 points on good cables and cold belt weather. Traders watched unseasonable lows, crop deterioration rumors, and Clarke bill uncertainty in Washington, with prices moving from 11 points up to 13 points under prior quotes by midafternoon.
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New Orleans
Texas
Oklahoma
Washington
Congress
Cotton market opens steady in New Orleans on Sept 22
The New Orleans cotton market opened steady with September at 138.40 cents, October at 13.48, and December at 13.47 to 13.48 cents. Futures closed steady with a net decline of 3 to 5 points, showing mixed daily ranges across grades and months.
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New Orleans
Liverpool Cotton Spot Demand Pushes Prices Higher
Liverpool on September 22 reports rising demand and firm prices for cotton. Middling fair at 8 1/4d, good middling 8.03d, middling 7.81d, middling 7.59d, good ordinary 6.93d, ordinary 6.59d. Sales total 10,000 bales with 6,400 American. receipts 11,000 bales including 9,600 American.
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Liverpool
Futures settle steady on Liverpool market rates
Futures closed with a steady tone across contracts in Liverpool. September at 7.48d, Sept-Oct 7.854%4d, Oct-Nov 7.28d, and other forward rates listed through Aug-Sept 7.03d.
Market quotes from leading spot markets
A summary of middling prices across several markets: New York 13.55 cents, New Orleans 13 and three quarters cents, Houston 13 and four tenths cents, Galveston 139 and sixteen cents, Liverpool 7.81 pence, Memphis middling 13 and three quarters cents.
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New York
New Orleans
Houston
Galveston
Liverpool
Memphis
New Orleans Spot Cotton Prices Rise on Week Demand
Spot cotton in New Orleans shows firming quotations with middling at 13 9-16 to 13 15-16 cents. Sales total 713 bales on the spot and 866 bales to arrive, receipts 2055 and stock 29.
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Renee Rene Eee
Cotton Prices Rise in Memphis Market Report
Memphis market notes spot cotton gains 1 16 cents with middling at 13.46 cents per pound. The report records day’s activity and price movement for prompt sale in the local trade.
Spot cotton prices steady in New York market
New York September 22 spot cotton remained steady with middling uplands at 13.55 cents and middling gulf at 13.80 cents. Sales reached 3155 bales.
Arrival notices of ships from London and Dutch ports
Marine intelligence reports the Minne tonka arrived from London and the Nieuw arrived from Amsterdam and Rotterdam, docking in New York on September 22.
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New York
Minnetonka
London
Nieuw
Amsterdam
Rotterdam
Paving Prices 100 High Says Warren
Warren cites bids for College street creosoted block paving at 3.06 per sq yd, higher than Wichita Falls 2.59, Paris 2.68, San Angelo 2.56, Brownsville 2.70, Greenville 2.53, and Dallas 2.64. He plans a full investigation into why San Antonio faces elevated costs and hints at possible cement or freight factors driving the discrepancy.
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J. W. Warren
College Street
Texas
Paris
San Angelo
Brownsville
Greenville
Dallas
San Antonio
Weather shifts focus from cotton to demand factors
In New Orleans this week the cotton market will weigh spot demand exports and Washington news more than daily weather maps. While rains could affect grade, they are unlikely to shrink yield size. The October 2 USDA condition report will shape private outlooks as traders tune to season end developments.
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New Orleans
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Cotton Ginned Less in Travis County This Year
A U S Department statistician reports Travis county gins had under 16 000 bales ginned by September 1, well below 24 000 the year before. He cites late season as the cause and forecasts county totals may match last year, contrary to Williamson Burnet and nearby counties.
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Travis County
Austin
Tex
Buck
Garfield
United States Department of Agriculture
Williamson
Burnet
Cotton Receipts Reported For Week And Month
The report shows last year and current figures for receipts. This week totals 468 1,099 with last Monday at 547 860. Month and season tallies are 13,885 23,697 and 29,586 40,522 respectively.
Local Brief Incomplete Notice
Readable fragments describe a local notice with officials and action but details and dates are missing. The text hints at a public matter in the area around Souston with initials and codes. Further specifics could not be determined from the available OCR segment.
Hides and Leather Market Reports
Hides steady in New York trading with Bogota at 31 82 percent and Central America at 31 31 1 2 percent. Leather prices remain firm with hemlock firsts at 29 30 cents and seconds at 28 29 8 cents.
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Bogota
Central America
New York Coffee Prices Steady in Sept Trade
New York coffee markets show Rio No 7 at 9.25 for December and 9.73 for May futures with firm tone in early September dealings.
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New York
Grain markets dip on Winnipeg grain duty talk and U.S. shipments
Chicago reports say Canadian cabinet may drop duty on American grain soothing bids only slightly. Wheat slipped with lower cables and heavy Winnipeg receipts while Russian shipments kept prices near unchanged. Corn eased then rebounded as selling pressure eased and freezing Iowa Illinois weather aided gains. Oats followed corn with market trends. hog prices rose lifting provisions.
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Chicago
Winnipeg
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Illinois
Wheat and grain prices flash on St Louis market
Cash wheat prices show No red at 4.95 and No 2 hard at 95 percent. Corn futures mix with No 2 white at 76 and oats steady around 43 to 44 cents. Wheat and corn futures trend lower and higher by contract month with September and May quotes.
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ST. Louis
Wheat and corn price quotations from Kansas City market
Kansas City price quotes show cash wheat values for No 2 hard No 1 red No 2 mixed and No 2 white in cents. Futures list September and December wheat with settlements around 82%4¢ and 85¢ to 86¢, corn September about 75¢ and December near 73% to 74¢.
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Kansas City
Wheat and Corn Price Listings From Chicago Market
Chicago market report lists cash grain prices for September 22. No. 2 red wheat at 92 93 8c, No. 2 hard 87 89c, No. 2 northern 89 90c, No. 2 spring 89 90c. Velvet chaff 89 89c, durum 84 89c. Corn No. 2 75 76c, No. white 75 75c, No. 2 yellow 40 41c. Oats No. 2 41 42c, No. 2 white 43 43c, standard 42 48c.
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Chicago
Cadets Challenge Punishment for Hazing at West Point
Eighteen cadets at West Point face potential court martial after appealing to Secretary Garrison rather than going through the superintendent. They claim punishment stems from following orders in drilling lowerclassmen, while officials say the act constitutes a hazing violation under a regulation against forcing juniors into humiliating postures.
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D. C
West Point
Garrison
Military Academy
War Department
Eastern Ontario Cheese Output Expected to Fall
Dairy inspector for eastern Ontario predicts a 17 million pound drop in cheese production this year, worth over 2 million dollars. Dry weather is the cause. In eastern Ontario cheese factories the average daily production decline has been zero dollars per day on average.
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Ontario
Churchill forecasts shale oil output from Scotland
Churchill estimates a probable annual oil fuel output of 400000 to 500000 tons from Scottish shale fields for 156 years if needed, noting that current production is about a certain level.
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Winston Churchill
Admiralty
Panama grants concession for hippodrome near capital
Panama approves a new concession authorizing construction of a hippodrome near Panama City. The project will host horse racing events and related facilities, signaling a boost to entertainment and tourism in the region.
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Panama
Panama City
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