Cotton Seed Oil Market Closes Steady in New York
Market data shows cotton seed oil closing steady with spot at 18.50 and several barrel sales noted. Trading across grains and stocks reveals mixed activity as Chicago grain slips after rains and freezes, while U S steel and marine shares show modest gains in New York listings.
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American Car and Foundry
American Locomotive
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Ohio
Southern Railway
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Mrilf Co
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S. Rubber
U S. Steel
Car. Chem
Bid
Westinghouse Fleectric
Willys-Overland
New York Cotton Market Turns Nervous in Early Trading
Cotton prices fluctuated as bearish news and profit taking spiked selling interest. December and January contracts fell from earlier levels while Memphis reports of damages weighed on sentiment and the market closed steady after a choppy session.
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New York
Ork
Jde
Liverpool
Loee
Memphis Authority
New York Spot Cotton Price Report
Spot cotton middling in New York settled at 27.85 cents per pound. Detailing reflects current market levels and daily variation for merchants and brokers.
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New York
New Orleans Cotton Opens Quiet After Week’s Decline
The New Orleans cotton market opened easy with limited buying. Prices eased from last week’s levels as selling carried over and short positions faced selling pressure, with declines around 15 to 29 points and little immediate support seen.
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New Orleans
New Orleans Cotton Spot Prices Report
Spot cotton prices in New Orleans on October 29 are unchanged with sales at the spot level. Prices show low mid at 0.87, middling at 27.75, good mid around 28, and0919 stock levels listed with 12,429 bales traded and 185,071 bales on hand.
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Spo
Spanish submarine commander pledges not to flee
An Associated Press dispatch from Amsterdam dated October 24 reports Spanish authorities received a pledge from the commander of a German submarine sailing from Cadiz not to attempt escape. The pledge, tied to a possible journey to San Ferrate, was described as conditional and limited to fidelity rather than a full surrender.
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Amsterdam
Ihin S.accyent
Eso
U. C. S Orom
Spain
Toment
San Ferrate
Marine Salaage
Cadiz
Attack on French Position Reported Near Cormons
An attack was made near the Chaume area last night with French forces advancing to Tovoho. Initial reports say they gained on the front as a counterattack regained much of the Frosting sector.
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Poytes
Water stage report for Cape Fear at Vill.
Water stage of the Cape Fear river at Vill, N C rose to a height of eight feet at 8 a m yesterday.
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N.C
Explanations of Sugar Prices for Louisiana Producers
A New Orleans telegram from G M Rolph of the Federal Food Administration clarifies sugar pricing. Louisiana plantation sugars may not exceed 7.25 cents per pound less two, while some southern and eastern areas allow higher prices or party with prices set by the American Sugar Refining Company. The American will start at 8.35 less and reduce to 7.25 less two by December end, with refiners following suit.
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New Orleans
G. M. Rolph
Federal Food Administration
Washington
Louisana
American Sugar Refining Company
Rolph
Bavarian Premier Count von Hertling Offered Chancellorship
Amsterdam dispatch reports the German chancellorship offered to Bavarian premier Count von Hertling. He has asked for time to consider the proposal.
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Associated Press
Amsterdam
Zeitung Am Mittag
Berlin
Count von Hertling
Providence man jumps from hotel window to death
Sastimore October 29 Henry S Woodward 29 of Providence R I died by his own act jumping from a hotel window. He was en route to Florida for health accompanied by his mother and a physician. The doctor said Woodward was a cousin by marriage of Senator Underwood of Alabama and his family had large business interests at Birmingham.
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Sastimore
Henry S. Woodward
Providence
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Woodward
Florida
Senator Underwood
Alabama
Birmingham
Press Feeders Strike in New York City
New York reporters report a city wide strike of press feeders as printers refuse a 4 dollar weekly wage increase. Union claims state almost all printing establishments were halted by the walkout.
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Associated Press
New York
A German attempt to split Allies defeated, Belgian minister says
London dispatch notes La Metropole claims Germany offered peace to Belgium via a magnate emissary. The proposal sought semi official Belgian and French delegates meeting German delegates in Berne to set a basis for peace with recognition of Belgian independence indemnity reparations and a Brussels peace conference under King Albert. Baron De Broqueville reportedly rejected the split attempt.
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Baron de Brouqueville
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Belgium
de Broqueville
Paris
Switzerland
Baron von der Lancken
Berne
Brussels
Albert
Baron de Broqueville
Plan to Care for Prisoners of War
Washington reports that Germany’s lack of food and clothing for prisoners prompts a joint effort by the War Navy Departments and the Red Cross. An appropriation of 31 212 dollars funds 5 tons of food for about 1 900 American prisoners in German camps, with 75 tons sent to Berne Switzerland to last nine months. The Navy has shipped 10 outfits of clothing and the War Department 85 cases for soldiers and interned civilians.
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Washington
Germany
Red Cross
War and Navy Departments
Berne
Switzerland
Navy Department
War Department
Food Pledge Week Starts Strong Across Nation
Washington reports Food Pledge Week under way with half a million canvassers visiting 22 million homes to secure pledges for food economy. President Wilson endorses the effort to save meat, wheat, fats, and sugar for allied needs and war strength. Belgian Minister De Cartier lauds America’s aid and stresses nations’ fate depends on food for morale and endurance.
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Washington
Eek
The
Food Administration
Wilson
United States
Europe
DeCartier
America
Belgium
Germany
French Ports Are Greatly Improved
Washington reports Captain Andre Tardieu, head of the French sigh commission, says port loading facilities now discharge a 6,009 ton ship in eight days. He adds French docks can handle 800,000 tons monthly, aiding American relief and military supply efforts.
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Associated Press
Washington
Andre Tardieu
Wnloadins
Red Cross
Tardieu
New Bonds Listed for Liberty Loan on Exchange
New bonds of the second Liberty loan were listed on the New York Stock Exchange. The first transaction totaled $1,509 at par. An additional $8,000 was sold at 100.02.
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New York
Liberty Loan
New York Stock Exchange
Black and White Ointment Ad Promises Clear Skin
A Memphis department store style advertisement touts Black and White Ointment for white or colored folks. It claims skin bleaching for dark or mottled skin and removal of blemishes, with a money back guarantee. Agents are urged to apply for territory and terms.
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Dept
Memphis
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