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Newspaper
Charlotte News
Location
Charlotte, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1911
Page
10
Fragmentary text shows scattered names and addresses in a city directory style snippet. Readable items include street phrases and numbers, with incomplete local details and potential contact lines.
The report notes spot cotton mixed prices in the southeast with declines and recoveries, and New York cotton markets trading barely steady before weather reports. Stocks show mixed moves with copper, tobacco and rail shares fluctuating, closing heavier after early gains. U S Steel and peers dip while copper issues show late strength.
The secretaries of the Carolina circuit met at the Manufacturers' Club. Frank E. Beane of Augusta and T. M. Arrasmith led the gathering with secretary Kesmith noting the purpose to coordinate fair schedules. Secretaries approved actions and praised strong turnout. dates listed for Mecklenburg circuit events span October into early November.
Mrs Staffano widow of Mr oo died this morning after a lingering illness in Raleigh. She is survived by her daughter Mrs G A deceageed and a son, with relations to Asheville and Charlotte. Born in Marista she came to America and settled in Raleigh. A devotee of the Catholic church, she was held in high regard by family and friends. Funeral services will be held tomorrow morning at St Peters Catholic Church.
New Orleans cotton futures edged near unchanged with a small net gain in late trading as poor cables and heat across the eastern belt weighed early. Bulls returned on short covering and heavy weather reports, lifting new crop contracts 2 to 4 points over yesterday’s close while old crop held 3 to 5 points above prior levels.
New York on June 6 reports closing prices for cotton seed oil with spot at 6.66 to 6.72 and nearby months from June to January showing slight shifts. Trade notes 190 July, 100 August, 499 Sept, 700 October, 100 Nov sold across calls, total sales 6,000.
New York June 6 prime mercantile paper ranges 3 1 2 to 4 per cent while sterling exchange remains steady. Actual business in bankers' bills at 484.25 for 60 day bills and 485.95 for demand. Commercial bills at 483 1 2. Bar silver 53 1 2. Mexican dollars 45c. Government bonds weak and railroad bonds irregular.
The St Louis grain market reports declines with wheat at 90 1 2 to 91 for No 2 red and 90 1 2 to 98 liquid for No 2 hard. Corn prices ease to 54 1 4 for No 2 hard and 55 to 56 for No 2 white. Oats quote weaker at 36 1 2 for No 2 and 39 1 2 for No 2 white.
New Orleans June 6 report shows prime refined oil at 6.49 dollars per barrel. Choice meal at 8 percent ammonia priced at 2912.5 per long ton and choice cake at 26.62.
Crude cotton seed oil closes at 41 1 2 cents per pound in Atlanta trading on June 6, with buyers and sellers watching for market direction and nearby demand signals.
Nashville jury returns twenty indictments for Sunday baseball following last Sunday's Birmingham versus Nashville game, highlighting legal action tied to the event and ongoing sports discipline.
American securities opened steady in London on June 6 with first prices near unchanged and later trading showing irregular moves. By noon values ranged from 13 8 above to 1 2 below yesterday's New York close as the market tracked Wall Street fluctuations.
Money on call remained steady with a ruling rate of 2 1 4 percent. Closing bids were 2 3 8 with offers at 2 3 8. Time loans showed dull firm tone with sixty days 2 1 2 to 2 3 4 percent, 90 days 2 3 4 to 3 percent, and six months 8 1 4 to 1 2 percent.
Funeral services for Robert Brice Cochran a Mallard Creek resident aged 82 were conducted by Rev Beattie at Mallard Creek church. The church overflowed with county and Charlotte mourners as Cochran praised as a soldier and citizen. He was buried in the church graveyard he served for decades amid many floral tributes.
Chicago grain prices slip after showers widen region reducing demand. Bearish support from a likely reciprocity bill and favorable European crop adds pressure, while liberal receipts and strong cash markets limit losses. July wheat and corn futures fall, oats weaker, and provisions firm as traders adjust positions.
Daily receipts show re shipments and totals for flour wheat corn oats rye and barley. Car lot receipts include wheat 42 cars with 12 contract grade corn 871 with 392 contract grade and oats 371. Total wheat receipts at Chicago Minneapolis Duluth today 221 cars versus last week’s holiday and 183 cars a year ago.
Mary Virginia Hill, 11 months old, daughter of Mr and Mrs W L Hill of Sharon South Carolina, died early this morning at Presbyterian Hospital in Charlotte after being brought for treatment. The parents stayed by the cot since arrival, and the body will be sent to Sharon this afternoon for tomorrow's funeral. Mrs Hill, formerly Miss Mary McMurray, was well known in Charlotte. Mr Hill is a prominent local merchant.
A proverb style line about a person who overestimates his limits. It emphasizes consequences of overconfidence and the humor found in biting off more than one can chew.
The finance committee chair and members set July 15 as the final date taxpayers may settle. The delinquent list will be published and summary proceedings begin to collect taxes. Tax Collector John M Wilson is sending notices and has placed an advertisement in The News.
General Julian 5. Carr of Durham will arrive tonight and deliver the annual commencement address at Biddle University tomorrow. He will be hosted at the Selwyn hotel and is praised as a friend to the colored people, assisting in efforts for their advancement. Dr. McCrory arranged the appearance with Carr as a strong advocate and ally.
At Erskine College commencement the Kirkpatrick medal for oratory went to D. L. Lauderdale of Winnsboro South Carolina. The Mower medal for declamation was awarded to J. L. Grier of Camden Alabama. The Educational Aid Society $50 scholarships were won by J. S. Moffatt for Seniors Miss Mary Kennedy for Juniors D. P. Patterson for Sophomores and H. B. Blakely Jr. for Freshmen. Best story in the college magazine went to W. L. Newton of New Albany. Best poem went to Jas. H. Boyce of Atoka Tennessee.
Miss Flossie Hicks rushed to stop a deadly pistol duel at Eagle Rock North Carolina. J B Robertson was mortally wounded and H W Montague was injured. Hicks struck Robertson’s gun arm with a buggy whip. Robertson died soon after. Montague surrendered and faces a preliminary hearing. Miss Hicks, daughter of R H Hicks, aided at his home after a wedding.
The Euphemian and Philo Societies held their joint commencement in Due West. Debates covered women's suffrage with J. Kennedy for the affirmative and A. G. Harris for the negative. Oratorical awards were given to O. G. Davis, Wm J. Henry, G. E. Kidd, W. W. Parkinson, and A. F. Settlemeyer.
Frank Woods, a local hotel proprietor in Oil City Pennsylvania, handled a 50 cent piece again yesterday that he had engraved with his initials twenty years ago when a guest paid a bill with the coin.
Weather outlook shows unsettled conditions with showers tonight or Wednesday for Charlotte and vicinity. North Carolina experiences local showers with moderate variable winds, affecting the state through the midweek period.
A Monday disturbance over the eastern Lake region remains stationary with a cold front. light showers, mainly thunderstorms, have hit the Ohio valley, Lake region, New England, and scattered cotton belt areas. Heavy rainfall fell in parts of Georgia and Alabama with unsettled conditions extending to tonight and Wednesday.
The forecast covers North and South Carolina Georgia and Alabama with unsettled conditions. Local showers are expected tonight or Wednesday and winds will be moderate.
Mississippi and neighboring states see generally fair conditions tonight and Wednesday with light variable winds. New Orleans and coastal Louisiana east Texas expect warm, fair weather with cooler nights, while Arkansas Oklahoma and West Texas forecast fair skies with cooler temperatures in northern areas and the Panhandle.
In a Recorder Court session Mery Catton was arrested after a nighttime attack on her sister Josephine Miller. Catton received a $50 fine plus costs, filed an appeal, and hired lawyer Jake Newell. School Commissioner S F Tomlinson is bedridden at home. his absence is noted as the school bond issue remains urgent.
Mr. D. A. Tompkins plans a lengthy stay at Browning Rock, spending the majority of the summer there.
Train timetable from Roanoke to Charlotte Winston Salem and Martinsville with morning and afternoon departures. Additional trams run daily to Winston-Salem except Sunday. Connects at Roanoke for east and west services. Full dining cars and California coast trips offered with round trip fares. Map folders available. Bevill Bragg generic agents.
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