Raleigh Daily Notes and Notices May 14 1893
The issue lists weather for North Carolina with fair skies and light winds, local Raleigh forecast, and town notices. It reports church services, a Brookside Park youth picnic, personnel changes at the Seaboard Air Line Auditor’s Department, and a Baltimore Building and Loan Association report. Also noted are a fakir incident, rail car schedules, hotel news, a revival at Central M E church, and various local advertisements and society items.
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North Carolina
Raleigh
Baylus Cade
Richmond
Tabernacle Church
Skinner
First Baptist Church
Carter
Brookside Park
Auditor's Department
Seaboard Air Line
Portsmouth
General
Baltimore Building and Loan Association
James Willard
Durham
A. & M. Coljo Park
Pullen Park
Raleigh and Gaston
Augusta
Hamlet
Charlotte
Atlanta
Washington
C. A. Sherwood & Co
Kyber
Sherwood's
M. E. Church
Bagley
Philadelphia
Bel Enquirer
Pennsylvania Railroad
Broad and
Market Streets
Messrs
Randolph & Clowes
Connecticut
Kittrell
Davis
Mr. Davis
Public Meeting at Metropolitan Hall features music and talks
A Metropolis Hall gathering this afternoon at 4 o'clock will be led by Edenton Street choir with speakers W S Primrose and R H Battle. A flute and violin duet by Balezza and Viola and solo by Mamie Robing accompany the program. Ladies invited to purchase 10c straw hats Monday at Swixegi's, with hats valued 50c to 100c. Also ads for lace and Milan straw hats at Swinver's and a private family board request.
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Metropolitan Hall
Edenton Street Choir
W. S. Primrose
R. H. Battle
Balezza
Mamie Robing
Milan
Swinver’s
Market Reports from New York Produce Market May 12 13
Southern flour prices ease with dull demand while wheat shows lower close. Wool, rosins, meats, lard and pork ranges noted with quiet activity. Cotton market opens down but closes steady amid global financial tension and uncertain crop prospects. analysts expect no lasting rise without major market changes.
Spot cotton steadies in New York on May 13
Spot cotton held steady with middling uplands at 7 13 16 and Orleans at 8 1 16 as sales reached 2 536 bales. Cotton futures closed flat with May at 7.36 to 7.40, June 7.44 to 7.45, July 7.54 to 7.55, through January at 7.95 to 7.96.
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New York
Orleans
Futures and cash quotes from Chicago and Mees Park markets
Leading futures closed with Wheat May 74 74 87 33 July 77 4 772 September 76 38 763 Corn May 42 784 43 243 June 43 423 July 437 434 0433 September 44 4432044 Oats May 30 32 3030 June 30 3 03 July 29 3 294 September 27 263 2d Mees Park July 20.35 September 20.60 20.474 Chicago May 13 Cash flour steady but dull Wheat No 2 spring 73 3 Corn No 2 42 3 423423 Oats No 2 30 2 Pork mess 20 25a 20 35 Lard per barrel 0 40a10 45 Short rib sides 10 07 3410 10 Dry salted shoulders boxed 10 00a10 25 Short clear sides boxed 10 25a10 50 Whiskey 1 13
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Western
City
Continent
South America
Old Mesa
Japan
Mees Park
Ourcaco
Market Report Shows Mixed Grain Prices
106 Market. Barros May 13 Flour steady with Western super 1.85 to 3.15, extra 2.25 to 3.00, family 3.25 to 3.60. Wheat weak No 2 spot 77 to 72, June 77 to 78, milling by sample 75 to 79. Corn easy mixed spot and May 49 to 45, white corn by sample 55, yellow 52 to 53.
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Barros
Highest of all in Learzning Power. Royal Liverpool Cotton Market
Listing from Liverpool on May 13 shows American middling and various grades with prices for May through January futures. Markets noted as firm. also includes notices on naval stores, cotton goods, horse sale, cabbage orders, and local advertisements. Prices quoted for cotton futures and local commodities across Wilmington and Raleigh areas.
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Dr. Parker
Brookside Park
A. Dughi
Raleigh
Dughi
U. S
Wyatt
Fayetteville Street
Wheeler & Wilson
North Carolina
North Carolins
W. A
Queens Plating Outfit Agents Wanted Circular
Advertises Queen Plating Outfits for metal plating including gold silver nickel copper and brass. Claims easy operation no experience required, portable, profitable with rapid earnings. urges sending for circulars from Avucon City Silver & Nickel Plisting Co. Hast St. Louis, il.
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Avucon City Silver & Nickel Pisting Co
St. Louis
Child’s memory of Castoria through life events
A fragmented reminiscence traces a child’s crying response and later life ties to Castoria. It sketches moments from childhood to motherhood and the enduring association with the Castoria remedy.
Latest Stationery and Engraving Services Offered by W G Separk
W. G. Separk, manager, advertises a full stationery line with the latest white and tinted paper, engraving, visiting cards, wedding invitations, monograms, stamps, and office supplies. It lists duplicators, mimeographs, typewriter materials, paper products, and related items, inviting orders by phone 142.
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Iliil
C. Pomeroy
W. G. Separk
Baltimore Building Association of Bautione Cis and Parr Annual Statement
An OCR fragment outlines a year ending 31 with loans on bend and face value, cash on hand, furniture, installments due, shares, liabilities, paid-up stock, advertising, rent, disbursements, travel, interest, wages, withdrawals, and salary. It includes garbled names and unclear figures, indicating a financial ledger snapshot for a Baltimore building association with missing data.
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Eee
Don Mortz
Pease Uy
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