Market Review and Weather News Summary
New York cotton opened steady with declines to 30 points early as December slipped to 26.19 and January to 26.19 amid unfavorable weather and liquidations. Chicago grain rose on board demand, while corn, oats, and hogs firmed. stocks opened higher on war shares with equipment and rails showing mixed moves.
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New York
York
Yoji
Southern
Wall Street
Oul
Vive
Peer
Chicago
Seaboard
New York Spot Cotton Quoted at 28.45 Cents
Spot cotton in New York on October 22 quoted at 28.45 cents per pound.
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New York
York
Cotton market notes and New Orleans spot values
Yorn October 22 report shows market weakness with prices near 52 to 54 points in half a day amid cold weather. New Orleans spot cotton steady with sales for delivery, arrivals 200 bales, low mid 28.42, middling 27.50, good ordinary 23.80. receipts 9,631, exports 294.
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New Orleans
Eklov
Liverpool Cotton Prices and Market Details
Liverpool Detachment reports spot prices easing for cotton with middling at 18.97 and ordinary lower. Siles 4,000 bales, receipts 2,200 bales, contracts showing fixed prices through February and March. Market activity indicates steady prices amid daily receipts and trading notes.
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Liverpool
Det
Nein Eth
Egy Devan
Cotton Seed Oil Market Steady in New York Delivers
The cotton seed oil market in New York closed steady on October 22. Spot prices were 19.00 for October, 17.40 for December, 77.19 for January, 17.15 for March, and 0 for May. Trade volume reported at 4,000 units.
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New York
American Aviator Killed in British Air Duel
Holidaysburg, Pa reporting that Roger Nowell a first lieutenant in the British Royal Flying Corps was killed in aerial combat on October 8 during a fog bound duel with German aircraft. The fog and mist cleared briefly as the fight ended with Nowell’s plane going down.
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Associated Press
Ure
Delhin Nowell
Holidaysburg
Roger
Novell
Mivsine
Robert Fitzsimons Died After Illness at 2 0
Robert Fitzsimons former world heavyweight champion died early today after a five day illness from pneumonia. Funeral services set at Moody Tabernacle with burial at Graceland Cemetery.
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Robert Fitzsimons
Ity Associated Press
Circle
Robert Pitzsim
Ist
Hos
Il Hey
Tre Tov
Coe Moody Tabernacle
Ter
Graceland
Lord Northcliffe Speaks For Bonds In Cleveland
Lord Northcliffe head of the British war mission to the United States will address the public in Cleveland this evening in support of the Liberty loan. His visit opens the final loan drive as Cleveland must subscribe 22,144,950 to reach a 60,008,000 quota.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Ohio
Lord Northcliffe
United States
Munitions Plant Moved from Petrograd
London dispatch reports all key munitions works removed from Petrograd. German Zeppelins attack towns several miles from the front as Russia faces shifting war pressures.
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Associated Press
London
Petrograd
the Times
Boston Refinery Converts 7.6 Million Pounds of Sugar
One of Boston’s largest sugar refineries began converting 7 600 000 pounds of raw sugar received last week into market product. An official said candy manufacturers face reduced allotments while retailers receive most of the refined sugar. All refined sugar will be available in two weeks.
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Associated Press
Boston
Mass
Sun Rise and Set Times Noted in Local Almanac
Fragmentary note records sun rising around 7 a.m. and sunset at 4 p.m. on a Tuesday with garbled data and unclear location or year. No clear names or organizations.
Cape Fear River Stage Measured at 8 A.M. Yesterday
Readable fragment notes the Cape Fear River stage at Cape Fear River at 8 a.m. yesterday. The text provides no further measurements or context.
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Cape Fear River
Miners Return to Work in Illinois After Strike
Springfield Illinois October 22 miners resume work after a week long strike seeking higher wages. All counties except Franklin return to duty as negotiations continue with coal operators.
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Associated Press
Springfield
Sinois
Franklin County
Van Guard Bible Class Leads Raleigh Bond Drive
The Van Guard class led by Ed B Crow subscribed 10000 in Liberty bonds, boosting Raleigh’s war bond effort. Crow, banker and teacher, steered the group to raise 10600 quickly as others pledge toward a statewide 27000000 total. Governor Bickett mobilizes sheriffs to canvass counties amid mixed farmer participation.
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Raleigh
van Guard
Ed B. Crow
Commercial National Bank
Crow
Smith Bible
Greensboro
Bickestt
Farmer’s Union
H. Q. Alexander
State Board of Agriculture
Bickett
Weeklong sports calendar with boxing and golf events
A calendar lists expected sports action for the week. Features boxing matchups Benny Leonard versus Eddie Wayland in Philadelphia and Matt Brock against Roger O Malley in Toledo, plus a three cushion billiard title bout Alfred De Oro versus John Daly in New York. It also notes golf, horse shows, and track meets at Atlantic City New York Yale and New Haven.
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Saratoga Lake
N. Y
Benny Leonard
Eddie Wayond
Philadelphia
Matt Brock
Roger O'Malley
Toledo
Dutch Brandt
K. O. Mars
Cincinnati
Frankie Russell
Jimmy Hanlon
New Orleans
Alfred de Oro
John Daly
New York
Country Club
Atlantic City
Jim Coffey
Bill Brennan
Columbus
Ohio
Horse Show Association
Yale University
New Haven
Conn
Dutch Vessel Ysseldijk Damaged by Fire
Fire aboard the Holland America Line freighter Ysseldijk, 6800 tons, off Hoboken New Jersey, damaged a cargo hold of canned fruits and vegetables and burned bunker coal. Firefighters faced gas fumes as they fought the blaze, with entry into holds delayed to assess total loss. The ship is under Federal inquiry over cargo destinations under the Embargo Act.
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Aenea Press
New York
Ysseldijk
Hudson River
Hoboken
N. J
Appaatas
Molland
Holland-American Line
Why Are You Gray Why Look Older Than You Feel
Advertisement promoting Q-ban products claiming to restore dark hair color and reduce gray appearance. It touts Q-ban Hair Color Restorer and related items, guaranteeing harmless use and money back if unsatisfied, sold by Chas. F. Greene and general drug stores.
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Chas. F. Greene
Food Drug Stores
Ough Chemical Co
Dept
Memphis
Neme
Lesher, Whitman & Co., Inc
Broadway
New York City
P.S
Desser
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Spirits
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American Can
American Car & Foundry
American Locomotive
American Smelting & Refining
American Sugar Refining
Anaconda Copper
Atchison
Atlantic Coast ‘Line
Bid
Baldwin Locomotive
Baltimore & Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
Canadian Pacific
Central Leather
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago, Mil
China Copper
Col. Fuel & Iron
Columbia Gas and Electric
Crucible Steel
Cuba
General Motors
Great Northern
Great Northern Ore Ctfs
Gulf State Steel (Bid
Inspiration Copper
Int
Mer
Marine Pfd
Kennecott Copper
Louisville & Nashville
Maxwell Motor Co
Mexican Petroleum
Miami Copper
Midvale Steel
Missouri Pacific
Nevada Copper
New York Central
Norfolk and Western
Northern Pacific
Ohio Cities Gas
PennSylvAnia Co
BOB Pittsburg Coal
Ray Consolidated Copper
Reading
Republic Iron & Steel
Seaboard Air Line
Sinclair Oil
Sloss-Shef. Steel and
Tron
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Studebaker Co
Texas Co
Ae Op Ta Hee
Tobacco
Shaetecates Deez Union Pacific
United Cigar Stores
Iu. S. Rubber
Lu. S. Steel
Utah Copper
Car. Chem
Wabash Pict
Willys-Overland
Cotton
Ee Keener
Jersey
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Tire
Ee Ae Ae
Arpdrea
Shivar
Shelton
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Crescent Candy CO
Sae
Lea Rek
Kloczewski & CG. Mfg. Chemists
Washington, D. C
Josephine le Fevre C Tage
BOLI
Market Street
D. L. Gore
Gray
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MR. Jiggsi
South
Uckeye Cotton Hulls
Lintless
Olney Yarber
Booneville
Ark
Buckeye Cotton Oil Co. Dept. S
Greenwood
Little Rock
Jackson
Macon
Selma
Atlanta
Augusta
Sandler
Silverbloom
St. Fidholar
Cape Fear
N. Front St
Miss Alma Brown
Royal Theatre
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