New York Stocks Edge Down Amid War Fears
New York stocks opened with war threats in the Near East dampening sentiment. Mixed results across groups, with gains seen in Tidewater, Barnett "A" Houston, California Petroleum, Phillippe Petroleum, and Standard Oil of California, while American Pete and Atlantic Gulf yield marginally. Rail shares weak as short selling bites Gulf States and Vanadium. Closing weaker after Pittsburgh Coal dividend news. total volume around 850,000 shares. Raw sugar steady at 4.77 and refined steady.
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Barnedall
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Petriteum
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Atiantic
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Pitsburgh
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Dupont
American Cars
Lima Locomotive
Bethlehem
Gulf and Republic Steels
Western Union
Sal
Chicago Grain and Cattle Market Report
Chicago markets show wheat gains and steady provisions as grain prices mix across varieties. Cattle receipts rise with native beef steers steady to strong and hogs mixed by weight, while sheep volumes are up with fat lambs firm to higher.
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Chicago
Montana
OTMEN WAKES CITIES Quotations From Atlanta Offices
Quotations furnished show Cities Service preference B and D, Empire Gas and Fuel, and common stock lines with bid ranges. Naval stores performance in Savannah lists turpentine and rosins figures. New York dairy notes butter and cheese trends. Chicago potatoes report steady prices with regional and state package details.
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Henry L. Doherty & Co
Empire Gas and Fuel
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New York
Kennery
Cotton Letter and the Turkey Greece Tensions
New Orleans market remains unsettled by European politics as Turkey prepares a reply to the Allies demand while Greece experiences a revolution. U.S. approval of the Allied stance on the Dardanelles tempers action, keeping hopes for a peaceful settlement. Private monthly crop reports show cotton values around the mid 60s amid Japan trading influence.
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Orleans
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Dardanelles
Watkins Bureau
Japan
Tixar
Local Cotton Dips on Wednesday Middling at 201 3/4 Cents
Cotton markets showed nervous trading amid October liquidation and southern selling. Prices fell for December to around 20.83 cents, with earlier highs near 21.05 and declines of 30 to 35 points by mid afternoon as international and domestic factors weighed on sentiment.
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Liverpool
Cotton crop progress and Texas yield outlook in September notes
The report cites 53 percent of the crop picked by September 25, up from 48 percent last year, with Texas expected to gin about 1.5 million bales this season. It compares 1918 and prior years, noting Texas ginning 60.2 percent by Sept 25 in 1918 and 57.4 percent by Sept 25 last year.
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Giles Bureau
Texas
Foreign Exchange and Commodity Prices Update
New York market notes show mixed foreign exchange with Britain at 4.40, France at 7.59, Belgium around 7.16, Germany 0.06, Holland 38.68, and Sweden 26.38. Montreal at 1.00. Butter and egg prices hold steady with various grade levels and refrigeration items listed. call money easier in New York markets.
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Spain
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Crechy-Slokin
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New York Poultry Prices Seevary as Live Market Weakens
The New York poultry market shows weakness in live sales with fowls quoted 16 to 20 cents dressed poultry firmer at 21 to 28 cents and turkeys around 30 cents. Banking terms mention loans against acceptances at 3 to 4 percent for 60 to 90 days and firm rates for other paper with slight variations.
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York
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Dresed
Reciprocal Registration Plans Tackle Engineering Practice
CHICAGO A meeting of the Council of State Boards of Engineering Examiners will discuss reciprocal registration allowing engineers registered in one state to practice in others. C B Hammatt of Jacksonville heads the council with representatives from Arizona to Wyoming. The American Association of Engineers reports a new occupational index of engineering positions and a questionnaire survey of fifty engineers per position.
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Council of State Boards of Engineering Fixeminera
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United States War Department
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Nationalist Forces Grow as Kemal Pasha Rushes Dardanelles
The Nationalist army under Mustapha Kemal Pasha concentrates troops around Kum Kalest and Adramyti near the Dardanelles while Smyrna refugees await evacuation. General Noureddin Na warns Christians face danger after the date, signaling action if Allied demands fail. British forces strengthen lines with dreadnoughts, battle cruisers, destroyers, submarines, and aircraft carriers as 30,000 troops arrive. The Sultan’s cabinet remains allied with Kemalist government unless ordered otherwise.
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Russian Artists Flood Theatres Across Central Europe
Russian actors singers and dancers driven from Russia by political strife and shortages find work in European venues. Fifty Moscow Art Theatre performers are in Berlin presenting staged works from Moscow while Russian troupes perform in Ostend Scheveningen and other resorts.
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America
Nebraskans Back Rigorous Volstead Enforcement in Primary Race
In Nebraska’s congressional primaries candidates largely support strict Volstead Act enforcement. In the First district Walter J. Anderson and Abraham Lincoln Tidd back no weakening. Morehead and Thorpe oppose changes. Second district judge Sears gains Anti-Saloon League support. Third district rivals Evans and Haveriagt align on enforcement with varying amending views. Fourth district McLaughlin York and Cummins favor enforcement. Fifth district Andrews supports enforcement while Franklin backs referendum. Sixth district Simmons and Bent favor enforcement. In the race to fill Rep. Reavis’s vacancy, Bral also runs amid the Prohibition era debates.
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Robbery and murder rumors swirl in New Brunswick case
Investigators probe double killings near the Episcopal Church of St Evangelist amid rumors a victim carried securities worth over ten thousand dollars. Authorities weigh claims that a robber gang may be involved and consider inheritance from a mother-in-law’s estate.
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St. On Evangelist
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Notice of Bankruptcy for R F Read in Athens Ga
In the District Court of Athens Georgia R F Read was adjudicated bankrupt on September 25 1922. First meeting of creditors is set for October 5 at 10 o clock in the forenoon at Athens Court House to prove claims examine the debtor and transact other business. Dated September 25 1922 Athens Ga
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Counie Chath Bank
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