Market Summary and Stocks Rise on NY Opening
New York markets opened higher with broad gains led by American beet sugar and Cuban cane sugar and Central Leather hitting new highs. Steel touched a new record as rails and major issues like United States Steel and Westinghouse advanced, with robust activity in rail stocks and several industrials across the list.
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New York
United States Steel
American Car
Westinghouse
International Paper
Inspiration Copper
Denver and
Rio Grande
American Car and Foundry
American Locomotive
American Cotton Oil
American Smelting
American Sugar
American Tel. & Tel
American Tobacco
Anaconda Copper
Atchison
Atlantic Coast Line
Baldwin Locomotive
Baltimore & Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
Canadian Pacific
Chesapeak & Ohio
Chicago
Mil. & Paul
R. L. & Pacific Ry
Consolidated Gas
Crucible Steel
Erie
General Electric
Great Northern Pfd
Great Northern Creedfs
Tllinois Creeds Inter
Merc
Kansas City Southern
Liggett & Myers
Lorillard Co
Maxwell Motors
Mexican Petroleum
Missouri, Kansas & Texas
Pfd
Missouri Pacific
National Lead
New York Central
N. Y
N. H. & Hartford
Norfolk & Western
Northern Pacific
Pennsylvania
Reading
Rep Iron & Steel
Seaboard
Air Line
Sloss-Shef
Steel & Iron
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Southern Railway Pfd
Studebaker Corporation
Tennessee Copper
Texas Co
Union Pacific
United Fruit
S. Smelting and Refining
United States Steel Pfd
Caro, Chem
Va. Iron, Coal and Coke
Wabash Pfd
Western Union
Westinghouse Electric
Kennecott Copper
American Zinc
American Zinz Preferred
Central Leather
Corn Products
Port Receipts and Exports Data For 7 Days
This Year and Last Year show U S ports receipts for 7 days at 9 391 and 26 178 plus exports to G B 37 104 and to Con 39 681 and stock this day 1 120 983 and 1 214 544 receipts since Aug 1 2 385 263 and 1 893 273.
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U. S
G. B
Con
New Orleans Cotton Market Rises on Bullish Reports
New Orleans October 23 market activity showed strong gains as futures advanced from 35 points in early trading to new season highs. Cables improved and demand surged on favorable dry goods data with predictions of 25 cents a pound from leading operators, pushing July to 19.00 and nearby months to the 48 point rise. Spot cotton remained firm with middling at 13.13 and futures closing 71 to 74 points higher.
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New Orleans
New York Cotton Rallies to Fresh Season Highs
The New York cotton market opened firm with gains around 28 to 32 points as active months hit new highs. Support came from Liverpool strength driven by Egyptian cotton advances and bullish trade reports, with January near 18185 and May around 1906 amid profit taking and wider demand.
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New York
Liverpool
Cotton market shows firm midday but ends near highs
The market opened with initial strength and renewed buying through commission houses while local support persisted. December contracts rose to 19.07 with January around 18.95 and March 19.07 before midday, but gains tapered as prices hovered 7 to 8 points below the best. Spot cotton remained steady with middling around 19.10 as afternoon trading kept values near top levels.
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Cotton market in Charlotte holds steady amid low bale sales
In Charlotte Nc today cotton prices held firm as limited bale sales were reported. Only a small number of bales were offered with 18 12 bales sold at 13 39 cents. The market continued a long term upward trend noted over the past fifty years.
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Charlotte
N. C
Hughes Denies Secret Pact Charge From Democrats
Charles E Hughes Republican presidential candidate denied the Democratic claim of a secret agreement with the American Independent Conference led by Jeremiah A O Leary. The Democrats quoted an alleged report of a Chicago meeting stating Hughes promised to tailor his speeches to committee interests.
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New York
Charles E. Hughes
Democratic National Committee
American Independent Conference
Jeremiah A. O'Leary
Hughes
Democratic
O'Leary
Chicago
Mr. Hughes
Republican reply issued at Mont Clair after long conference
National Chairman W. R. Willcox and Mr. Hughes met for three hours at Mont Clair. Willcox issued a late night statement after a dinner and private talks about Hughes's recent trip. Hughes defended his public and private positions on protecting American lives property and commerce.
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Mont Clair
W. R. Willcox
Hughes
Epee Willcox
Willcox
Grain and Provisions Prices and Cotton Futures
Chicago price report shows wheat and corn values with No 2 red at 1.72 1-2, No 2 yellow corn at 1.01 1-2, plus hay, pork, lard, and ribs quotes. Liverpool cotton futures list October through May contracts with spot good middling at 10.90 and active sales and receipts.
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Chicago
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Pinches
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Liverpool
Turpentine and Rosin Prices and Receipts Reported
In Savannah on October 22, turpentine firm at 45 cents per gallon with no sales and receipts of 14 and a half casks. Rosin firm shows no receipts. Quotes list grades D E and notes price ranges around 6.20 to 6.70 dollars for various products, with references to WW marked grades and other unclear notations.
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Savannah
Berreis
Oscar Trapp Shifts Berth and Begins Unloading Iron Ore
The Swedisd steamer Oscar Trapp arrived Saturday and moved from a stream berth to the north side of Pier 6 this morning to unload iron ore. It is consigned to Van Heynigen & Co. The American schooner Annie Aynsley sailed Sunday, bound for Gibara Cuba.
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Trapp
van Heynigen & Co
Annie Aynsley
Tumberladen
Aynsley
Gibara
Cuba
Work of lightering Porto Para underway near West Bay
The bark Porto Para, ashore on the west bank of the channel in the lower bay, is being lightered as cargo is transferred to lighters. It is expected to be floated today with the tug Wittich standby to pull her off once cargo is discharged.
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Porto Para
Wittich
Tug Be L Russell Tows Barges to Port Arthur
The tug Be L Russell departed Sunday from the harbor towing oil barges Allegheny and Minto bound for Port Arthur Texas. The two barges belong to Guffey Oil Company and delivered oil cargoes to Gulf Refining Company.
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BE. L. Russell
Allegheny
Minto
Port Arthur
Tex
Guffey Oil Company
Gulf Refining Company
Mallory liner Alamo reaches port with cargo and passengers
The Mallory line steamer Alamo arrived on schedule Sunday morning with a good cargo and an number of passengers. It will sail back to New York on Tuesday morning.
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Mallory
Mallory Line
New York
Weather forecast and river outlook for Tombigbee area
The local weather bureau issues a shipping forecast advising protection of shipments for the next 24 to 36 hours with temperatures around 36 degrees north. The Tombigbee River and its branches are not expected to change much over the next two days while the Alabama River continues to fall.
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Tombigbee River
Alabama
Public figure denies private deals amid ongoing inquiries
A quoted public figure reiterates no private agreements or intrigues, claiming repeated declarations to clear suspicions. The statement underscores ongoing concerns about conduct and promises continued adherence to stated positions.
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Democratic committee statement leaked via stenographer chatter
The passage describes a late evening sequence where a Democratic national committee statement was read to Hughes and Willcox by phone and transcribed. It details involvement of O’Leary and others, alleged disclosures, and claims of authentic transcripts tied to the Ameli a Conference and Roosevelt telegrams.
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Seivice
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Rabint Ay O'Lear
O'Leary
Charles Evang Hughes
Premier slain in political plot shocks Vienna crowd
Austrian premier Count Karl Stuerghk was killed in a political plot tied to his refusal to convene parliament. Dr. Frederick Adler, self described radical Socialist and editor of Der Kampf, confessed after arrest, claiming motive linked to parliament denial.
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Sayville
Associated Press
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Roosevelt speech cited in Hughes controversy sparks pushback
A Detroit 1916 statement by a special committee accuses Charles E. Hughes of endorsing Theodore Roosevelt's pro British remarks. The document, read to Hughes, condemns Roosevelt as race biased and anti American, while O Leary declines to comment.
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Hughes
United States
Detroit
Mich
Charles E. Hughes
Theodore Roosevelt
Lewiston
Roosevelt
Great Britain
Funeral Notice for Charles Albert Van de Beeck
Friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral from Se parlors of Roche Burke Undertaking Company tomorrow afternoon at 4 o clock. Burial will follow in Magnolia cemetery.
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Charles Albert Vande Beeck
Roche & Burke Undertaking Company
Magnolia Cemetery
Virginia health department approves departure of duchess and son
Opinion day passes without announcement as the Virginia state health department approves removing the Duchess of Chavines and her eight year old son from Hot Springs to enforce quarantine rules. The duchess, formerly Miss Theodora Shorts of New York, protested, citing political motives behind the action.
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Richmond
Virginia State Department
of Health
Hot Springs
Duchess of ‘Chavines
New York
Virginia
Theodora Shorts
Virginia Health Department
Dr Bell’s Honey and Tar Cough Remedy Ad
An OCR fragment advertises Dr Bell’s Honey and Tar cough remedy for winter coughs. It touts soothing honey and tar formula, claiming relief from congestion and throat tightness and recommends asking a druggist for the product.
Gabriel Cohn Declares Bankruptcy in Alabama District Court
In the United States District Court for the District of Alabama at Mobile Gabriel Cohn individually and as B and C Grocery owner has filed for bankruptcy. Creditors are summoned to appear and present claims and have their debts examined at a defined hearing on October 23, 1918, before the referee in bankruptcy.
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U's District Court
TRICT
Alabama
BANKU
Gabriel Cohn
BL & C.grocery
Mobile
Atyle
Siathigs
Chen Oa Rother
Gabriel
Help Wanted Delivery Boys for Train Route
Help wanted several young men for train delivery duties. Apply M. and O. News Stand Untention 10-38-3% nee oe delivery boys with bicycle. Apply Boston room.
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