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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1918
Page
4
Wall Street traders faced limited gains amid ongoing war pressure and shifting commodity prices. Copper and grain markets showed volatility while livestock and financial shares traded with caution as investors weighed recent government actions and corporate results.
The Kansas City and Denver markets report cattle and hog receipts with mixed comparisons. Beef cattle, calves, and sheep show varied gains and declines against prior weeks while hogs, steers, heifers, and stockers move within narrow ranges in late October trade.
Incoherent lines reference creamery, potatoes and poultry with scattered figures. Mentions Minnesota Dakota and Wisconsin with odd prices and quantities. Unable to determine a coherent event or outcome from the legible text.
In New York on October 4, Cogton tauires toged steady with Ort at 21.86. December contracts at 30.94, January at S505. Wareh lines show 820 94 and May at 39 58.
Movements in Liberty Bond prices listed for New York include first convertible at 840.04, second convertible at 8597.22, and third at 714. Prices for government bonds show first bond near 899.00 and second 897.22 with additional figures for related securities.
The mercantile paper table shows altered day bills and exchange rates. Cables and notes indicate cash changes with a focus on dollar cash changers in New York.
Bishop Louis Juliath of Arras describes German destruction of over 210 churches in his diocese as military necessity. He travels to Baltimore to brief Cardinal Gibbons on the Sept consecration anniversary. France and America unite against Germany, urging surrender. A German clock bomb killed a French deputy in Bapaume. Dutch Premier De Beerenbrouck says Holland will care for war fugitives entering from Retuum.
Pershing warns the nation that full success of the Fourth Liberty Loan is vital to the army and the war effort. He stresses sacrifices by troops, describes ongoing campaigns, and calls for continued support to sustain American military strength and resolve.
A U S Navy transport Vohra aboard a Herhan submarine reported eight wounded and two fatally after a collision near the Atlantic coast. Rescue teams transferred the injured to safety as authorities investigate the disaster amid ongoing fears of forest fires in Buluth.
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