Market Review and Prices Across Commodities
Market review lists wholesale prices for butter poultry and eggs, potatoes, cabbage, onions and hides, plus cotton and cotton seed oil markets. It notes New York stock declines in high class stocks and steel, copper, and rail shares, with trading down to near-year lows and a Charles/Carnegie-like shift in commodities with naval stores quoted in Wilmington.
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Eh Essas
Jersey
N. C
Isclekaevebon
New York
Pacifics
Grangers
United States Steel
Chicago Grain Rises as Government Sets Hog Price Floor
Sharp corn gains follow government announcements setting hogs at 15.50 per hundredweight. Traders see a farm corn value near 1.20 per bushel and push open higher with December futures up. Oats rise with corn as provisions strengthen on the hog price news.
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Chicago
Wall Street
Sturdey
Deeds Filed For Record This Morning In Local Lands
Several real estate transfers appear in today's list. J T Petet and wife convey two tracts in Harnett township to American Bank and Trust Co for $1. Thomas H Wrisht and wife transfer a lot on 14th Street to W M Cumming and wife with no stated price. J C Wagner Jr and wife sell a Winter Park lot to Victor and Stephenson and wife for $19 and other considerations. Join H Whitty and wife sell a Cape Fear township lot to James W Davis for $5 and other valuable considerations. Retrieved deeds reflect assorted local property movements this morning.
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J. T. Petet
American Bank and Trust Company
Harnett Township
Thomas H. Wrisht
W. M. Cumming
14Th Street
Queen Street
J. C. Wagner, Jr
Vietor &. Stephenson
Winter Park
H. Whitty
James W. Davis
Cape Fear Township
Stock market slump hits rails and steel shares
Demoralized New York stock market opens with broad losses as rails and steel issues lead declines. Reading sinks to 62, Union Pacific and Southern Pacific drop, United States Steel falls, coppers, motors and tobacco stocks slide, and bond prices slip amid heavy selling.
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Wave
American Car & Foundry Vie Ee
American Locomotive
American Smelting & Refining
American Sugar Refining We
Simaconda Copper
A. G. LL
Bid
Atchison
Coal & Ee
Baldwin Locomotive Pin
Melton Ae
Baltimore & Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
Canadian Pacific
Central Leather
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago, Mil
Colorado Fuel & Tronel
Otgane
Columbia Gas & Electric
Crucible Steel
Cuba
General Motors
Great Northern _pfd
Great Northern Cre Cits
Gulf State Steel
Inspiration Copper
Marine Pfa
Kennecott Copper
Louisville & Nashville
Mixwell Motor Co
Htexican Petroleum
Miami Copper
Midvare Steel
Missouri Pacific
Nevada Copper
New York Central
Norfolk and Western
Northern Pacific
Ohio Cities Gas
Pennsylvania
Pittsburg Coal
TB Ray Consolidated Copper
Reading
Republic Iron & Steel
Sinclair OF
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
SR al Ch Wan Gatrwir
Teaxs Co
Dla
Associated Press
New York
Wut. v
Union Pacific
Tost
St. Pauli
United States Steel
I Steels
Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington
Pacifics
Liberty
New York Cotton Market Tilted Steady on Liquidity Drops
The New York cotton market closed steady with a 10 point decline amid scattered liquidation and good picking weather. Liverpool buyers and brokers reported ongoing activity as prices slipped from 26.38 to 26.56 in late trading, while spot cotton in Oak remains quoted around 26.20 to 26.92 with firmer closes.
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New York
Liverpool E
Deify Owever
Oy Joider
Orleans Cotton Opens With Decline Amid Bearish Talk
The Orleans cotton market opened with a 16 point drop as selling pressure rose on favorable picking conditions and bearish sentiment about the sapr situation. Prices showed declines across several contracts with notable figures around 25 to 26 cents per pound and mixed daily changes.
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Orleans
Sapr
Ij.s
Cotton market report from November in Delta region
Nov. 5 report shows spot cotton price declines with sales on 1825 bales. Middling and good middling values appear distorted in OCR text, suggesting downward movement and unclear figures.
Small Auxiliary Cruiser Lost in Baltic Seas
Associated Press reports confirmation that a small auxiliary cruiser has been sunk by destroyers in a naval engagement. The loss follows other warship damage and signals continuing hostilities in the theater.
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Associated Press
Nhagen
Fragments from a Church Poster Reflect Charity Campaign
Readable fragments describe a church poster for charity work linked to a religious group. The text references a pledge or appeal and the role of children in a local outreach at a Wilmington venue.
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Wilming
Water Level Evidence in Cape Fear River at Cape Fear
A brief report notes water level evidence in the Cape Fear River near SW. C. at 8 a.m. showing yer feet readings.
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Cape Fear River
Evide
SW. C
Sunrise and sunset times noted in brief
The brief records sunrise and sunset times with a 6:36 estimate for Tuesday, signaling daylight changes.
Hope for Agreement on Shipyard Strike at Fore River
Officials of the navy and the Shipping Board seek an agreement to end the strike at Fore River Shipbuilding Company in Quincy Massachusetts that is hindering naval and merchant marine programs. Machinists dispute classification in the three trades but all workers received a pay raise. A proposal has been submitted and will be voted on by workers and employers. if ratified the yard should run full time tomorrow.
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Associated Press
Washington
Navy
The
Shipping Board
Fore River Shipbuilding Company
Quincy
Mass
Wng
New Peace Offer Expected After Czernin Berlin Visit
In Copenhagen on November 5 Associated Press reports that diplomatic circles expect Count Ottokar Czernin to visit Berlin as a possible prelude to a fresh peace offer from the Central Powers.
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Associated Press
Copenhagen
Berlin
Ottokar Czernin
Reverend J T Terry Charged After Russellville Physician Killing
In Russellville Alabama on November 5 a special Franklin county grand jury began probing the October 3 killing of Dr J Thomas Hughes, the Franklin county exemption board examining physician. Rev J T Terry, pastor of the Russellville Methodist church, is charged with the slaying and is in Franklin county jail. The jury will decide whether to bill Terry for trial the week of November 12. No witness remains to testify and the motive is unknown. Terry recovers from two wounds, unclear if self-inflicted or caused by Hughes.
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Phé
Russellville, All
J. Thomas Hughes
Franklin County Exemption Board
Russellville
Collins Denny
Terry
Woodlawn
Franklin County
Dr. Hughes
Russellville-Rockwood Road
Hughes
King Larigo Sells for Record $10,000 in Shetland Pony Sale
New York, Nov. 5. The sale of King Larigo for $10,000, said to be the highest price for a Shetland pony, was announced today. Purchaser James Cox Brady of Gladstone, New Jersey plans to enter the diminutive stallion with over 200 blue ribbons in the National Horse Show next week. King Larigo was bred at Washington, Illinois by George A. Heyl.
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Associated Press
New York
King Larigo
James Cox Brady
Gladstone
N. J
King Jarigo
Washington, Ill
George A. Heyl
Pathfinders Tour Reidsville On Bankhead Highway Route
Bankhead highway path finders, greeted by Reidsville citizens, toured Guilford battle grounds after breakfast and prepared for the return trip from Greensboro to Reidsville Danville Lynchburg Charlottesville are listed as future stop points. Delegations from Danville will meet them at Reidsville and their cars are being shipped from Atlanta.
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Associated Press
Greensboro
N. Y
Reidsville
Bankhead Highway Pathfinders
Atlanta
Guilford Battle Grounds
Danville
Lynchburg
Charlottesville
No Recorder's Court Session Due to Absence of Cases
There was no session of the Recorder's court this morning because there were no cases to try. This is unusual for Monday as few cases have been tried in recent weeks across days.
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Recorder's Court
Recorder’s Court
Campaign to Eliminate Unnecessary Letters Across U S
National Association of Credit Men launches a drive to cut millions of letters and routine business details. Rubber stamps reading unnecessary will be sent to department heads to mark superfluous communications and return to the letter writers. The group notes that seven people can be replaced by nineteen workers through streamlined office practice.
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New York
United States
National Association of Credit Men
Russians rout Turks from front lines near Black Sea
Petrograd reports Russian forces have driven the Turkish troops from their first line along the Black Sea coast and advanced to the third line in places. Much booty was captured.
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Petrograd
Black Sea
War Office
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