Raleigh News Notes and Local Notices June 13 1893
North Carolina forecast warm with variable winds for western zones and a high of 82. Local items include court rulings on liquor cases, a 10-year sentence for John Allen Johnson, and structural moves in Raleigh like the Marguerite Festival at Moseley store, a German Club event, and the Patapsco Guano case decision. A party at Connelly Springs and arrivals of Dr. Coffield and Governor Carr’s delegates marked the week. Community updates cover church events, Sunday school anniversaries, and upcoming railway excursion rates to Charlotte for the North Carolina Funeral Directors Association convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Watterson
Metropolitan Hall
Marguerite
Moseley and McGee
Lallegro German Club
Raleigh Druggists
Renn
W. R Murray
Greensboro
Herbert Jackson
Mra. Moffitt
James Phillips
Connelly Springs
John Allen Johnston
Kings County
Brooklyn
N. Y
Maggie Reece
Fred Watson
Patapsco Guano Company
State Board of Agriculture
United States
Board of Agriculture
W. F. Ross
Mountain Park
Hot Springs
N.C
Yarboro House
North Carolina
North Carvilna Liquor Cealers’ Association
Richmond and
Danville
Raleigh
Asheville
Charlotte
Winston-Salem
Durham
Goldeboro
A. N. Upchurch
Wake County
John Allen Johnson
Wm. H. Champion
Euretics
Robert B. Beasley
Henry Bullock
Peter S. Page
Benj. I. Matthews
R.B. Glenn
Winston
R. A. Coughton
O. J. Carroll
RB. B. Kerner
B. F. Park
Park Springs
Josphus Daniels
Washington, D.C
Nannie King
Berkley
T. K. Bruner
Salisbury
Thos. S. Kenan
M. Busbee
Seven Springs
John C. Palmer
McDowell Street
J. B. Coffield
Leonidas Crawford
Trinity College
Edenton Street
K. D. Holmes
Rolesville
Millbrook
Governor Carr
International Congress of Charities and Corrections
Chicago
Jeno
Donald Gilliam
T. W. Patton
C. B. Denson
W. A. Blair
J. P. Sawyer
First Baptist Church
Our Columes
Brewer
N. B. Broughton
The
Tabernacle
John T. Pullen
Fayetteville Street
J. H. Alford
J. W. Carter
T. H. Briggs
Alford
Carter
T.h.brigge
S. W. Brewer
W. H. Dodd
Therm
North Carolina Funeral Directors Association
Richmond & Danville Railroad
N. C
Marion
Henderson
Goldsboro
State Agriculture Department Aims at Farmer Benefit
A lengthy outline explains the departments work including fertilizer inspection immigration and correspondence farmers institutes and free literature. It notes fertilizer laws drove out bad brands cutting cash prices paid by NC farmers by twenty five percent while quality rose fourteen percent, saving over a million annually and more than seventeen million over seventeen years.
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Department of Agriculture
Farmers Institutee
North Carolina
Commissioner of Agriculture
United States
North Carolinas
North Caroline
Noth Carolina
Department
Agricultural and Mechanical College
Board of Agriculture
Jerce
North Carolina Agriculture Department Bulletin Highlight
The Department’s Bulletin monthly publication serves as the farmers’ key resource on fertilizer inspection analyses and sale, with articles on improved methods, roads, canning, stock, and other vital agricultural topics. Free publications reach every farmer upon request as the Department expands its varied issued works reflecting an era of agricultural progress. Arrivals at the Yarboro include Thompson Mebane Wilson and others from North Carolina and nearby states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department
Times
North Carolina Department of Agriculture
Ihs
Clare & Co Cautions on Market Return for Eastern Buyers
A brief note from Clare & Co warns that caution remains the only safeguard as eastern buyers prepare to re-enter the market for legitimate purchases after a long absence. The statement signals renewed activity but prioritizes prudent oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare & Co
Market Quotations and Bond Returns Reported
New York overnight money on call ranged 3 to 7 percent, closing at 3. Prime merchant paper quoted 6 to 8 percent. Sterling exchange steady, official rates 4.66 to 4.68. Government bonds weaker, state bonds dull, rail bonds firmer. Futures prices list June to September readings for Corn, Oats, Pork, Lard, and Short Ribs. Cash grain and meat quotes show Wheat No 2 spring at 74, Corn No 2 at 38 3/4, Oats No 2 at 29 1/4, Pork mess around 20.10 to 20.12, Lard near 10.15 to 10.65, with various rib prices and whiskey at 1.12 to 1.20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Money Market
New York
Prime Mercantile
Agents Wanted and Various Advertisements
Classified style notices offer agents needed for plating outfits and a range of medicines and elixirs. Includes claims of easy earnings, free trials from druggists, testimonials on tonics, and inquiries about agent opportunities across multiple regions. Also promotes casting and travel services and patent medicine advertisements with specific price points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons &A
Queen City + & Nickel Plating Co
Faet St
The Greatest Slot Machine EV F Invented
An old Raleigh North Carolina ad page extols a novelty slot machine offering ten cents for a single bottle of King Williams Fascus Toothache and Neursigia Remedy. It promotes various wares from sewing machines to farm implements and promises cures for ailments including blood poison. Dr E G Marchisi of Utica offers a free two bottle remedy for deranged female organs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taleigh
King & Williams
Watt
Haletch
Wayetteville Street
Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Mackers
North Carolina
P.O
E.G. Marchisi
Utica
Liverpool Cotton Market Charts and Rates July and August
Liverpool market notes show American middling prices with monthly pairs from June through January, including figures for buyers and sellers across successive periods. Prices text includes 4 21-64 through 4 29-64 with departures across months, plus a note that features closed steady. Baltimore Produce Market reports dull flour with Western super to family ranges and dull wheat and corn values by spot and by sample.
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Liverpool
Baltimore
New York Cotton Market Quotes Spot and Futures Rates
New York spot cotton remains steady with middling uplands at 7 15 or 16 cents, Leans 83 16, good ordinary 6 13 16, low middling 7 4. Sales reach 2 050 bales. Futures close firm with 107 300 bales traded. June 7.65. July 7.72. August 7.83. September 7.91. October 7.98. November 8.05. December 8.13. January 8.19. February 8.25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Orleans
Cotton Market Sees Cables on Spot Demand from Liverpool
New York June 12 Liverpool forwarded cables indicating strong face demand for spot cotton with 10 000 bales. Futures steady with bureau report of Saturday not altering the market. Trading was nominal, confined to room traders, with late session buying to cover, lifting quotations slightly. Crop advices from New Orleans forecast favorable replanting in overflowed areas, while overall market tone expects a reaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Liverpool
Bureau
New Orleans
Also Mentioned on This Page
the State Chronicle
C. Andrews
CIL
Piness
Wasmeron
W. Dewees Wood
U. S
McKimmon & Moseley
Dughi
A. Tillinghast
Atlantic Electropoise Company
North Bloodworth Street
State Department OF Agriculture
the Yarboro
C. W. Thompson
Mebane
T. F. Wilson
A. L
J.S. Tripiett
Mt. Jackson
R. B Glenn
R. B. Kerner
City
J. W. McPherson
Mt. Airy
Mra
R. H. Dowdy
Roxbooro
C. J. Mc Henry
Wilmington
Harken EL Bne Fers
CIA
Ely
H. I. Lever
Waverly
J. W. Yates
Tullahoma, Tenn
Ayer
Vermort
Green Hills
Virginia Mountains
Recreation Department
Christian Union
Augusta
D. J. Kalbfleisch
LaSalle St
Gasia
Castoiig
Camorte
Azvepten
Lippman Bros
Savannah
Ark
Express
Jas. M
Simmons
Jones & Powell Staller Factors
Raleigh N C
P. P. VP
Haleigh
Kemp
Harriet A. Marble
Poughkeepsie, N
Mechanics’ and Investors’ Union
Savings and Loans
Raleigh, N.C
John C Drewry
Wynne
Jerman
George Allen
J.N. Holding
W. S. Priyrose
C. G. Latta
Commercial and Farmers’ Bank Depository
I Aol
Glo
Allen
Fayetteville St
Haywood & Haywood, Attorneys
James Moore
Hobancroft
Ceumet Avenue
Uth Street
Monroe Eraser Manufacturing Co
la Crosse
Wis
Efeller Bros
Insuran
Toria Dawns
Lia Sertions
Chengus
Burt
Sip
Lyon Rites
Martin Fee
Pat
Pia
Jackson Spring
W. Thompson
Orie
Invoice Sud
Raleigh, SO
J. EB
R.H. Woodward & Co
Vneres
Seale
Tulle
Fom
W. HL
Morten
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