Stock Market Rally Follows Late Session Gains
New York traders, buoyed by easing short interest and cheerful abroad cues, pushed the market higher in early trading. Reading, Steel, Union Pacific, Missouri Pacific, Harvester, and National Biscuit led gains as bears failed to sustain yesterday’s lows, but late afternoon prices eased and the market closed heavy.
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New York
New Haven
Reading and Steel
Union Pacific
Missouri Pacific
Harvester
National Biscuit
Lehigh Valley
Money on Call and Financial Rates Steady in New York
New York money on call remains steady at 8 percent with a 4 percent ruling rate. closing bid at 3 1/4 percent. Time loans ease for 60 and 90 days, six months, with prime mercantile paper at 5 4 percent and 6 percent. Sterling exchange steady with 50 days at 4.800, 65 and st 4.85 for demand. Commercial bills 4.80, bar silver 59 percent, Mexican dollars 4 cents. Government bonds steady, railroad bonds irregular.
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New York
Metal Markets in New York and London Trends Nov 11
Reports from New York show lead quiet at 4.30 dollars bid while copper remains nominal with spot around 39.15 dollars and futures near 39.20 to 39.60. London prices for copper firm at 68 pounds sterling per ton, tin firm near 179-180 pounds, and antimony steady at Cookson’s 7.60.
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New York
London
Dee
London Tin
London Iron
Cleveland
Cookson
Lead and Weather Bulletin from November 11, 1913
RT Louis reports lead at 4.20 and spelter at 5155.20 dollars, with a general weather bulletin and observations recorded at 5 a.m. Tuesday November 11, 1913.
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RT. Louis
General Weather Bulletin
San Antonio
Vicinity
East Texas
Egg and coffee market brief from New York trade notes
New York market notes list egg prices for irregular, gathered extras at 45 to 48 cents, extra firsts 42 to 44 cents, firsts 39 to 40 cents, and seconds 35 to 38 cents. Coffee prices show No 7 altered steady with December at 9.15 dollars and July pricing indicated.
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York
SAILORS PERISH DURING STORM ON GREAT LAKES
A blizzard on the Great Lakes causes heavy loss and widespread disruption. Lifesavers stand by as ships face fierce seas near Lorain harbor. Homes lose power and telegraph lines fail while trains and streetcars stall and relief parties move toward affected areas.
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Great Lakes
Obaes
Baes
Trains Buried for Hours Across Three States
Western Pennsylvania Eastern Ohio and Northwestern Virginia endured heavy snow with drifts the largest in years. Railways cleared abandoned trains after 28 hours trapped and passengers faced cold and hunger. Wires and schedules were restored and forecasters warned of continued cold as thaw concerns linger.
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Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Virginia
Cleveland
Monongahela
Allegheny River
Crew of Barge J. R. Teel Saved After Sinking
Beaufort North Carolina November 11 crews saved from the lumber laden barge J. R. Teel bound for New York after it ran ashore on Cape Lookout beach. The ship Eugene Wellington rescued all but the cook while the barge Southland remained anchored in Cape Lookout cove. Snow Continues in Virginia and West Virginia with widespread delays and concerns of further damage.
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N. C
J. R. Teel
Jacksonville
New York
Cape Lookout Beach
Eugene Wellington
Cook
Southland
Cape Lookout Cove
Virginia
Wheeling
W. Va
Panhandle
West Virginia
Vessel Reported Sunk In Lake Huron Sighting
Alpena Michigan reports the captain of the steamer Alpena sighted an unidentified lumber carrier sunk in Lake Huron during arrival.
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Alpena
Mich
Lake Huron
Steamers Reported Safe After Sunday Storm
Detroit reporters say steamers Mathew Andrews Haw good Harlow Victory Acadian and W C Pollock driven aground or hurled ashore by Sunday's winds have been released or are resting in satisfactory condition today.
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Detroit
Mich
Mathew Andrews
Hawgood
Harlow
Victory
Acadian
W. C. Pollock
Paris Police Puzzled Over Supposed Murder Scene
For two weeks Paris police have searched for the site of a claimed murder after a Passy apartment house operator heard screams during a telephone call. A policeman listened but the cries faded, the caller remained unidentified, and the line was suddenly cut, leaving investigators unable to trace the call.
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Paris
Passy
Market Quotations Chicago November 11 Trade
Quotations today show butter unchanged eggs higher with 3760 cases received and prices 28 33c for ordinary firsts and 30 32c for firsts. Potatoes unchanged with 30 car receipts. Poultry unchanged as well.
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Chicago
Miark
Coffee and potato markets show mixed shifts in New York trade
Coffee prices declined on reports of lower cost and freight offers from Brazil, with most green coffees at their lowest since the downturn began, while local roasted brands stayed steady. Sugar demand was light, potato growers hold out for higher prices with a slogan promising a bust or dollar per bushel, and eggs eased in New York though local markets remained firm at 28 cents per dozen for fresh eggs.
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Brazil
National Housewives League
New York
Corpus Christi Protests Water Rate Change on Lumber
Corpus Christi business men wire members of the state railroad commission protesting the cancellation of water rates on Texas mill lumber. A hearing before the commission is held today. The current rate is 13 3 4 cents. a 20 cent rate is sought, which could raise over $30,000 yearly and harm the city's port prospects. W G Blake, Commercial Club secretary, travels to Austin to oppose the plan.
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Corpus Christi
Tex
State Railroad Commission
Texas Mills
W. G. Blake
Commercial Club
Austin
Commission
Chinese Suffer Defeat at Peking Mongols Triumph
A Kalgan letter reports Chinese troops suffered a severe defeat by Mongolians with about 500 dead and many wounded. News says the Kahn ordered Inner Mongolia forces to stop fighting following the Russo-Chinese pact recognizing Outer Mongolia autonomy.
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Kalgan
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Inner Mongolia
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Outer Mongolia
Suf fragette arson squads strike across British Isles
Militant suffragette arson squads and bomb troops attacked targets in Britain early today. The Cactus House at Alexandria Park Manchester housing $50,000 in valuables was wrecked by a bomb. Begbrook mansion Bristol suffered heavy damage. Catford bowling and tennis club house burned. On site investigators found suffrage literature and petroleum cans. no clues to attackers.
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Bristol
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Suffrage Worker Dies in Chicago Obituary
Mrs Catherine Van Velkenberg White, associate of Susan Anthony and Elizabeth Cady Stanton in early suffrage work, dies in Chicago. Also reported: jewels and $5000 stolen from a mail sack. post office inspector James Stuart alleges Albert Tardy, a mail wagon driver, committed the theft.
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Chicago
Catharine van Velkenberg White
Susan Anthony
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
James Stuart
Stuart
Albert Tardy
TOTAL CROP YIELD COMPARISONS FOR COUNTRY THIS YEAR
The Department of Agriculture reports average yields for all crops by state, comparing this year with last year and with recent years. Rice market notes from New Orleans detail prices, receipts, and sales for rough Honduras and Japan grades, including cash prices and quantities.
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Department of Agriculture
Crop Reporting Board
New York Carpet Prices Stable in Spring 1914 Market
The opening prices on carpets and rugs for spring 1914 showed no change from last season on leading staples. Some higher priced lines were cut about 4 percent. Cotton goods remained quiet and yarns barely steady as buyers watched the market.
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New York
Sugar prices steady in New York trade
New York November 11 sugar markets report quiet trade with Mus covado selling for 3.04, centrifugal 3.54, molasses sugar 2.79 and refined sugar remaining quiet.
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New York
Hides and Leather Prices Seen in New York Trade
Hides moved higher in New York trading with gains around 20 percent while leather firms showed firm to steady offers. Market notes indicate cautious demand and mixed buying among buyers and producers.
Demand for Mutton Evident at Markets in Fort Worth
Union Stock Yards reports brisk sheep demand across major markets with strong prices. Buyers at Fort Worth offer up to 4.50 for sheep while cattle sales proceed with limited stock and top offers of 5.25 for cows, 6.60 for calves, and 7.25 for hogs amid light receipts this week after last week’s heavy arrivals.
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Union Stock Yards
Kansas City
Fort Worth Cattle Receipts Steady Demand on Beef Steers
Fort Worth market reports receipts of 4500 cattle and 1000 calves with prices rising for beef steers by 10 to 15 cents. Beeves bring 5.00 to 6.15, cows and heifers 4.00 to 5.60, heifers 5.00 to 7.00, calves 5.50 to 7.50. Hogs receipts 1200 with no change from Monday. bulk around 7.90 to 8.15. Sheep offerings of 600 sold steady with no price listed.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Chicago Market Receipts and Prices for Hogs Cattle and Sheep
Chicago reports today with hogs receipts 12,000 and prices from 6.50 to 8.75 for various classes. Cattle receipts 6,000 with Reeves calves and stockers priced between 3.35 and 11.25, Texas steers at 6.60 to 7.75. Sheep receipts 25,000 with native and yearling prices from 4.23 to 6.75 and native lambs 6.25 to 8.05.
Kansas City Livestock Receipts and Prices Report
Receipts and quotations show hogs at 7.60 to 7.95 for various weights, cattle receipts at 19 000 with prime fed steers ranging 8.75 to 9.50 and cows 4.15 to 7.00, heifers 5.25 to 9.00, and sheep at 4.25 to 8.00 with lambs 7.25 to 8.00. Market considered steady across hogs cattle and sheep.
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Kansas City
Livestock Market Report From St Louis Nov 11
Receipts total 6600 cattle including 1000 Texans with a steady market. Native beef steers 7.50 to 9.25, cows and heifers 4.25 to 8.35, Texas Oklahoma steers 5.75 to 7.00, calves 4.25 to 5.60. Hogs receipts 12000, market lower, pigs 6.75 to 8.10, good heavies 8.00 to 8.15. Sheep receipts 2500, market higher, lambs 5.25 to 7.7, muttons 3.75 to 4.70.
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ST. Louis
Oklahoma
Poultry and butter prices in St. Louis market report
Quotations listed for poultry products with chickens at 9 4 c, springs 10 4 c, turkeys 18 c, ducks 12 4 c, geese 10 4 c. Butter creamer y priced at 31, eggs at 3 ic.
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ST. Louis
Cotton market slips at open as buyers pull back
New York markets opened five to eight points lower on disappointing cables and selling from yesterday’s buyers. Prices rallied back to near last night’s close but drifted easier to around ten points net lower by midday. Liverpool declined on American selling though trade buying held a steady undertone. General business was less active, with late-day trading quiet and active months about eight to twelve points lower.
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New York
Liverpool
Cotton futures open steady on November trade
New York markets show steady start as futures quotes list November at 12.95, December 13.28, January 13.04, March and May 13.13, June 13.12, July 13.06, August 12.89. Close mirrors barely steady tone for cotton.
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New York
Close
West
Isd
Beene
Os Eo
New Orleans Cotton Opens Steady Then Dips Amid Poor Cables
In New Orleans on November 11 cotton futures opened steady slipping 4 to 6 points on weak cables and favorable weather. Prices eased to 6 to 11 points below yesterday by late morning before briefly recovering then sliding again after reports of low grades for sale. By 2 PM the market stood 15 to 17 points under yesterday’s close as selling intensified.
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New Orleans
Lees
Shorts
Cotton futures open steady and close down slightly
Futures opened steady on November 13 with several contracts showing small spreads and steady online activity. Cotton closed the session with a net decline of 12 to 16 points, showing mixed intraday highs and lows across the November through July contracts.
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New Orleans
Liverpool Cotton Prices Steady on Quiet Market
Spot cotton in Liverpool remains quiet with steady prices. Middling fair at 7.914 pence, good middling 7.614, middling 7.474, low middling 7.254, good ordinary 6.61 pence, ordinary 6.67 pence. Sales reached 7,000 bales including 6,100 American and 600 for speculation and export. receipts 29,000 bales, of which 21,400 were American.
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Liverpool
Futures close steady in Liverpool trade on several contracts
In Liverpool on November 11 futures closed quiet with bid quotes across multiple months. November 720d, November December around 7.06d, December January 7.054d, January February 7.0544d, March April 7.064d, and other successive spreads ranging from about 6.46d to 7.08d.
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Liverpool
Spot cotton prices drift with mixed quotes across markets
New Orleans reports spot cotton quiet with middling at 13 5-16 cents and sales on the spot totaling 1,490 bales. Receipts reach 14,545 bales and stocks stand at 174,987, while various grades range from low ordinary to good middling with multiple quoted levels.
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New Orleans
Spot Cotton Prices Quiet in New York Trade
On November 11 in New York spot cotton markets held steady with middling uplands at 13.60 and gulf at 13.85, no sales recorded, indicating a calm trading session.
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New York
Gulf
Memphis Spots News Cotton Quietly Steady
MEMPHIS SPOTS MEMPHIS Nov 11 Spot cotton remains steady with middling quality unchanged as market observers note small movement in futures and nearby prices.
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Memphis
Galveston Cotton Market Report Quiet Trade Declines
In Galveston Texas on November 119 spot cotton closed quiet with price declines across grades. Low ordinary 7 5-16 cents to 8 9-16 cents. middling 13 7-16 cents. good middling 14 1-16 cents. Sales 323 bales f o b with 100 bales. Receipts 43,936 bales. Stock 244,554 bales.
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Cersseeeeeerers
Galveston
Tex
Spot market closes quiet in Houston trade
Houston November 11 The spot market closed quiet and unchanged with sales totaling 1293 bales and 5400 bales in certain categories. Shipments reached 16,080 bales while stock stood at 167,791 bales.
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Houston
Tex
Painter James Moser Dies in Washington
James Henry Moser, a widely known watercolor painter, died in Washington, D. C., last night from a paralytic stroke.
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Washington, PD. C
James Henry Moser
Auto Glub Plans Details of Meet in Southwest
Dr. W A Hering announces arrangements for a major meet with fifteen entries now signed and prospects for four or five more. Mercedes racer of George Clark may start. burlesque race discussed with five one-cylinder cars. Club seeks $2000 more for purses. Fielding covers final gap.
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W. A. Hering
San Antonio Automobile Club
Southwest
Automobile Club
St. Anthony
Cotton Seed Prices Reported in Memphis Trade
Cotton seed products in Memphis on November 11 show prime basis oil at 6.13 to 6.14, meal trading around 27.25 to 27.50, and Unters assessed at 3 4c.
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Memphis
New York Cotton Oil Market Closes Steady
The New York cotton seed oil market closed steady with spot at 6.90 to 6.94 dollars. December and January futures ranged up to 7.07 and 7.15 respectively while several sales were recorded, including 800 contracts at 7.25 for March and 200 at 7.48 for July. Birmingham notices mention weathered asthma relief ad and political bond issue urging tomorrow’s vote.
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New York
Grain and provision market sinks after early gains
Chicago November 11 grain and provision market shows wheat up briefly on Argentina outlook before fading. Government crop figures and fine weather pull down corn. oats stay firm as packer unloading weakens provisions. First cases unchanged to lower with a nervous close and a wide posturings range.
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Chicago
Til
Argentina
Grain quotations from Kansas City market report
Kansas City market quotes list cash wheat and corn prices for varied grades. No. 2 hard wheat traded around 82 88 1/8 cents, No. 2 red near 89 1/8 cents, No. 2 mixed corn about 76 cents, No. 2 white corn around 70 cents, oats No. 2 white 40 cents. December wheat 88 86 1/2 cents, May 86 1/2 cents. December corn 70 1/2 cents, May 70 9/10 cents.
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Kansas City
Market Quotation Report from St Louis Nov 11
Quotations for cash wheat and corn show No 2 red at 83 95c, No 2 hard 85% 91c, No 2 corn 75%4c, oats No 2 38c and No 2 white 1c. Receipts yesterday include 228000 bushels of wheat and 145000 of oats, with shipments of 49000 bushels of wheat and 45000 of oats. Closing prices: December wheat 87%c, May 92%c. corn December 70%c, May 70c. oats December 42%c, May 42%c.
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St, Louis
Grain Quotations From Chicago Market Update
Quotations for grains show Wheat No 2 red 95 percent 8640 cents, No 2 hard 87 percent 88 cents, No 2 northern 838 290 cents, No 2 spring 87 8S8 cents, velvet chaff 5 585, durum 81 8éec. Corn No 2 71 1/2 cents, No 2 white 7140 72 cents, No 2 yellow 72 cents. Oats Standard 40 cents, Barley 64 80 cents.
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Chicago
Marine Intelligence Galveston Arrivals and Departures
Galveston dispatch lists arrivals including El Alba from New York and Russian Prince (Br.) tank at Galveston on Nov 11. Cleared steamer Mercian (Br.) to Liverpool and Ester (Nov.) to Rio de Janeiro. Sailed ships include Californian (Br.) to Liverpool and Brandenburg (Ger.) to Bremen Tampico. New York notes arrivals of Pring Friederich Wilhelm from Bremen and Rochambeau from Havre with others.
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el Alba
New York
Tank
Tampico
Mercian
Liverpool
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Rio de Janeiro
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Brandenburg
Bremen
Topila
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Building Permits For Pratt City Area
Friedman files for two 4 room houses on Beacon Hill valued at 1600. W E St John seeks a 3 room dwelling on Schley avenue valued at 3800. Milton Hernandez seeks a 2 room house on Kerr street valued at 500 pounds. W T Montgomery applies for a garage on E Laurel street valued at 250.
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Beacon Hill
W. E. St. John
Schley Avenue
Milton Hernandez
Kerr Street
W. T. Montgomery
E. Laurel Street
Automobile Licenses No 4288 to 4287 Listed
A section lists automobile licenses with entries for No 4288 Indian motorcycle H B Black 1716 Saunders Avenue. No 4284 Chalmers L Darley Swearingen bulking. No 4285 Ford W M Meyers South western Insane Asylum. No 428 Harley Davidson motorcycle L Conrads 1124 Wyoming Street. No 4287 King Charlie Kutzer Somerset Tex.
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King
Charlie Kutzer
Sommerset
Tex
Marriage Licenses Granted to Four Couples
Gentry Frederick Taylor and Bertha Emily Schedler along with Charles F. Roberts and Marion C. Steward, Arthur Cohn and Edna Marian Placher, and Robert E. Leng and Marsha Singleton received marriage licenses.
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Gentry Frederick Taylor
Bertha Emily Schedler
Charles F. Roberts
Marion C. Steward
Arthur Cohn
Edna Marian Placher
Robert E. Leng
Marsha Singleton
Price of eggs lowered by league ultimatum
The National Housewives League reports results from a citywide canvass begun yesterday to protest high egg prices. Mrs Julian Heath and eleven members found stores cut prices by a few cents, with some selling 4 dozen eggs for 3 to 4 cents and others still charging up to 75 cents a dozen for fancy eggs.
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New York
National Housewives’League
Julian Heath
League
Doctors Open Southern Homeopathic Convention in Atlanta
ATLANTA Ga Nov 11 The Southern Homeopathic Medical Society opened its annual convention with no clinics. Members will exchange views on general questions facing the profession. E W B Loraine of Richmond presides with Norman of Louisville serving as secretary as the session outlines plans to enlarge and strengthen the organization.
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Southern Homeopathic Medical Society
W. B. Loraine
Richmond
Norman
Louisville
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