Reopening of the stock exchange near at hand
The financial community in New York is optimistic about reopening the stock exchange after months of war disruption. Banks ease credit, foreign liquidation plans coalesce, and a $200 million fund is being raised to support European holdings while many push for a liberal trading resumption.
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Plang
Evrone
Worelxm
Planas
Europa
Great Alamia
Stock Exchange
Audh & Market
George W. Perkins
Statk Exchange
Freight rates debate tests Wall Street faith in railroads
New York October 24 Special Wall street doubts any federal reversal will let eastern railroads raise freight rates by 5 percent. At the interstate commerce hearing judges pressed witnesses on aid to railroads and the effect on foreign securities, while concerns about liquidation of European investors and the credit of rail stocks dominated discussion.
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Fordan Exchange
New York City
New York
United States
Canada
Federal Reserve Board
Interstate Commerce Commissions
Washington
aLisda
Clements
Harlan
Daniel Willard
Myers
Commission
Louis D. Brandeis
Willard
Clementa
Wall Street
Europe
George Paish
London
South
Truc
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Yoakum
RB. F. Yoakum
Rock Island
Mome
Rock Teland
Interstate Commerce Commission
Senate
Frisco
Teacced
Yankuin
Frisco Board
Alton
Alten
Frisca
New Haven
Holders of Cotton Seek Higher Prices on Market Losses
New Orleans reports a steady week in cotton with January at around 11 to 11.5 cents and spots near 6.5 to 6.75 cents for middling. Dealers note firm views among holders and hopes that efforts to reopen futures markets will lift prices, while rains in Texas support Texas prices and conditions in New York hint at a possible open of exchanges.
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New Orleans
Dallas
Texas
New York
Cotton Exchange
Synticate and Corporation
Liverpool
New Fingl and Mills
Taras
Cotton Movement and Weather Notes from Atlantic Ports
Cotton movement report across Atlantic ports shows mixed receipts and stocks with totals for day and week. Weather outlook notes general rains in Texas and the Carolinas with unseasonably low northern temperatures. Liverpool cotton market reports steady demand with 2600 American bales sold at 1.03d for middling.
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Texas Envitads
Sam Antonia
Taylor
Corpus’ Chrict
Brownwville
Brenham
Brownwoot
Clarnadon
Dublin
Santionit
Haskell
Terrville
Lampasas
Linno
Luling
Meu Biarca
Quanuh
Atlanta
Mentearaeey
Memphis
Vicksburg
New Orleans
Oxrahams
Nota
Fiere
Texas
Oklahoma
Carolinas
Georgia
von Herrmann
Weather Bureau
Market report from New York dry goods trade
Dry Goods, New York reports a quiet market with modest firmness in linen and sweater coats. Quotations for calcutta-related items eased, while underwear and hosiery remained subdued and steady.
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New York
Yarag
Calecutta
Coffee Market Report from New York Trade
Coffee notes from New York on October 24 show prices steady with light activity and gains linked to Brazil’s market as Santos advances. December sales at 0.99, while liqudating committee reports cautious undertone. Latin American suppliers cited as too liberal to spur demand. No. 7 and Santosito ratings mentioned with tentative figures.
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Aulsinces
Tess
Brail
Santos
Bio No
Santosito
Atlanta Grocer's Prices and Fresh Produce Listing
Corrected by Oglesby Grocery Company the listing shows price ranges for fruits vegetables and staples. Pineapples oranges grapes cabbage onions tomatoes and many canned goods are priced with per crate bag basket or per pound rates. Also includes Atlanta live stock market notes with cattle hogs and veal prices from White Provision Company.
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Laney
Faso Choice
Barre
Gseos
Barlett
Coreectea
Oglesby Grocery Company
Aldernay
Strelk
Horsford’sa
Behne
Lima
Bepper—Gral
Ike
Atlanta
Stuck Marben
W. A. White, Jr
White Provision Company
Wheat and grains close lower in mixed trading
Chicago grain fields closed lower as wheat corn and oats eased amid softer export sales and profit taking. Wheat fell while corn and oats declined with mixed receipts for cattle and hogs reported in Chicago and Kansas City markets.
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Chicago
Commission House
Europe
Gorn
St.Louis
Kanes City
Detuver
Butter and poultry prices across markets on October 24
Market report shows butter firm with receipts at 209 creamery options and creamery extensions at 25 percent, while eggs receipts total 2238 across Kansas City and nearby. Poultry prices vary by region with alive birds lower, Western chicks 12 cents, fowls 14 to 20, and turkeys up to 18 cents. ducks and geese quoted separately. Receipts and steady values noted for creamery products and other farm goods in Chicago and Minnesota Dakota regions.
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Kansas City
Helters Sa
Wothern
Chicago
S.es
Plugvision Market
Whits Provision Co
Cornfield
Eornfield Steed
B. Eaton
RSG Grocers
Erie
Emt
Trier Coimpaninn
Franks
Youit
Yaut
Greater
New York
Ucroner
Minnesota
Dakota
Kansas Cy
Commodity Market Reports From New York Exchange
October 24 reports show hedge funds pressing against offer lines for crude and refined sugar. Crude oil futures eased net nine points with prices around 3.53 for prime crude and 4.75 for other grades. Marketwide activity noted as weakened with futures for October through March showing modest adjustments in opening, moving to late-range quotes.
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New York
Anllitg
Noerul
Iara
Ap L.Y
Wilkes Lincoln fair may enlarge scope and reach
Washington October 24 Special The third Wilkes Lincoln county fair in Wilkes and Lincoln counties drew praise for its five day program on diversified farming and strong displays of wheat oats corn potatoes hay and other farm products The Had Wilkes club won a 100 prize for best collective display The livestock show drew high praise with top quality horses mules cows hogs goats and sheep judged as among the best in Georgia The fair officials and judges praised the effort and suggested expanding to seven counties under the East Georgia Fair title
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Washington
Wilkes-Lincoln County
Deaser
Georgia
Wilkes
Lincoln
Hast Wilkes Club
Wilkes County
Wilkes-and
Macon
Wilkes Corn Club
J. Phil Campbell
State College of
State College of Agriculture
Defeat for Servians Claimed by Austrians
Amsterdam dispatch from Vienna reports the Austrian government dated October 25 claiming Servian and Montenegrin forces penetrated southeastern East Bosnia without defensive works were defeated after a three day battle near Nokro on October 22 and forced to retreat. Details to follow as pursuits unfold.
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Amsterdam
London
Vienna
Bosnia
Nokro
Potlere
Hudson Secures Big Paving Contract
R. M. Hudson, paving contractor, returned Friday from Charleston West Virginia with news of a $150000 asphalt paving contract. Construction begins immediately using Wille Aztec asphalt from United States Asphalt Refining Company, as Hudson defeated Barber Asphalt Company of Philadelphia.
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R. M. Hudson
Big City
Charleston
W.va
United States Asphalt Refining Company
Hudson
Barber Asphalt Company
Philadelphia
West Virginia
Stork Brings a Son to Queen of Spain
Madrid reports a son born this morning to Queen Victoria of Spain. She is a granddaughter of the late Queen Victoria of England. The newborn is the queen's sixth child, following two daughters and three sons.
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Stork
Spain
Madrid
Paris
Queen Victoria
England
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