Weather and events in Raleigh area May 17 1893
North Carolina fair weather forecast through Friday with northwest winds and warmer interior. Raleigh forecast: fair and cool, day highs near 67, lows around 48, no rainfall. Notes cover Rex Hospital lots sale, postal line into Durham, local church and college notices, fishing season at Morehead, commencement plans at Davidson and Trinity, and a lengthy list of local personal briefs.
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Washieton
North Carolina
Raleigh
Durham
Columbian Fire Insurance Company
John Y. MacRae
Harris Lithia
Woman’s Auxiliary
Chapel of
Christ Church
Jefferson Davis
St. Mary’s School
St. Mary’s School End Arso
Reynor
Oak Ridge Institute
Chicago
John O. Planis
Morehead
Christchurch
St. Andrews Brotherhood
Ss8
Nash
Tarboro
Silas McBee
Lincolnton
M. Bushee
McNeely DuBose
Asheville
The
Atlantic
B. L. Perry
Thompson School and Business College
L. L. Albright
Winston
N. C
Melver
Normal and Industrial School
Greensboro
John B. Culpeper
Remington Standard Typewriter
Virginia
Remington
Wm. Easdale
Culpeper
Aee
E. J. Hardin
J. C. Buxton
George
Terrell
Sheriff Lanier
Martin County
W. F. Kornegay
North Carolina Railroad
W. 8. Chadwick
Ee A. & N.C. Railroad
J. A. Briggs
Woman’s Missionary Union
Seasion
Nashville
J. A. Weston
Hickory
Weston
Trinity College
B.N. Sledd
Richmond
Main Street
Siedd
A. M. Waddell
Wilmington
Stokes’s Hall
Col. Waddell
Walter P. Andrews
Atlanta
Stokes
Globe Warehouse
Wiley Gray
R. T. Gray
Braxton Craven
Julian §. Carr
Duke
Strawberries and Ice Cream Evening Feast at Fayetteville Street
An Edenton Street Methodist church fundraiser invites all to a strawberry and ice cream feast at the former Moseley and McGee store on Fayetteville Street. The table will be spread from 5:00 PM to 11:00 PM this evening with proceeds benefiting church activities.
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Moseley & McGee
Fayetteville Street
Edenton Street Methodist Church
Rex Hospital Lot Sale Continues Tomorrow Afternoon
The Trustees of Rex Hospital announce another sale of desirable lots tomorrow Friday at 5 o clock in the afternoon. This will be the last chance to acquire affordable lots. Signed by H. Battle and B. T. Gray, Trustees.
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Inncx
Rex Hospital
R. T. Gray
R. H. Battle
Columbian Fire Insurance Co
Eli Carter
Holly Springs
Messrs
W. and
P. A. Carter
Lyman
Shoe Talks Largest Footwear Assortment in State
The shop advertises a vast footwear selection with a Russet Hue theme this season. Men’s dark and light Russia Calf Bluchers priced at 3.00, 4.50, and 6.00. ladies Rus sia Calf Blucher Oxford Ties at 2.50, 3.00, and 3.50 per pair. misses and children’s Russet Goat Oxford Ties at 1.50 and 1.25 per pair, on Fayetteville Street.
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Russia
Oxford
Market Reports Money Market and Cotton Prices
New York on May 17 reports easy money on call at 2 percent with prime mercantile paper at 6.88. Sterling exchange firm with 4.86 to 4.90. Government bonds steady and railroad bonds strong. Spot cotton in New York and New Orleans easy. middling uplands 7.13 to 7.16 cents, sales 1,368 bales. Futures closed steady with May 7.3 to 7.33 and later months quoted up to 7.85 cents. Regional cotton prices show varied activity from Galveston to Louisville, with most markets steady to quiet.
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Money Market
New York
Prime Mercantile
Orleans
Furmren
Galveston
Norfolk
Baltimore
Boston
Wilmington
Philadelphia
Savannah
New Orleana
Mobile
Memphis
Augusta
Charleston
Cincinnati
Louisville
St. Louis
Houston
New York Cotton Market Shows Mixed Movement on May 17
Prices fluctuated in New York Cotton with a 10,000 bale spot sale and an opening gain of about 2 points. Liverpool futures rallied then fell as heavy offerings and unfavorable advices pulled the market down, with August and next month options slipping 6 to 8 points, leaving the day barely steady and down 13 to 14 points from the day’s high. Reports from Manchester and India noted cautious buyers, a looming loom stoppage, and weakening demand as the season nears, signaling cautious sentiment for bulls.
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Raleigh
Atlanta Constitution
McClure
New York City
Mrr
Alf H. Marsh
Atlanta
Mr. Marsh
Thut
New York
E. W. Marsh
Associated Literary
Davis
Seaboard Air Line
Richmond
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Liverpool
Itherali
New Orleans
Mancheset Guardian
India
Whiteunside
Giare & Co
New York Market Reports May 17 Prices and Trends
Southern flour gains activity with common to fair extras at 2.10 to 3.10 dollars and higher grades 3.15 to 4.25. Wheat export demand keeps futures steady with No 2 red around 77 to 79 cents. Wool holds firm, cut meats firm, lard weaker with western steam at 10.85 and city 10.25 to 10.50. Pork quiet at 21.25 to 22.00 for mess and extra prime nominal. Rosin and rice show quiet to easy trends with modest price ranges.
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New York
Continent
South America
Japan
Market notes and advertisements from New Crystal Ice era
Wilmington metal prices show steady trends for turpentine and rosin with firm tar and steady crude turpentine. Good middling and strict middling cotton tones noted in Gauming New York May 17. Also mentions Bitters for digestion, and a promise from Jones and Powzr to beat rivals on ice prices with year round supply.
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Wilmington Metal Score Wichert
City Cotton Marast
Gauming
N. Y
Jones & Powzr
Crystal Ice Factory
SPECIAL NOTICES AND AD OFFERS ACROSS VARIOUS SERVICES
A collage of notices offers agents wanted to sell Queen Plating Co. equipment with easy daily earnings, plus ads for touring mountain vacations, dental remedy claims, sewing machines, farm implements, and Kemp's Palearnal throat cure. Includes shipping and dealer opportunities, and endorsements.
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Cattita
RALEIGH STATIONERY AD OFFERS FULL STATIONERY AND OFFICE SUPPLIES
Latest styles of white and tinted paper and engraved invitations. Engraving services including visiting cards wedding invitations monograms and stamps. All writing fluids copying inks rubber stamps and laborsaving devices. Mimeographs duplicators typewriter supplies paper and general stationery with prompt pricing and orders by phone.
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Hill
C. Pomeroy
Rail schedule fragment hints at Norfolk line connections
Fragmentary OCR shows trains No 1 and No 2 routing through Norfolk Roanoke and Salem with mentions of connections to Portland lines. Notes travel toward Monroe and Sanford routes, with approximate timing and service details unclear.
Maj H I Rogers Forms Raleigh Board for United Banking
Maj HI H Rogers State Agent of the United Banking and Building Company of Richmond announces a Raleigh board with officers John C Drewry president Frank B Carpenter vice president Henry E F Litchford secretary treasurer M Holding attorney Evrard H Baker local agent J A Helloman John Y MacRae R J Bradley William Simpeon H B Greason William K E Asheley P H Hughes W H Holloway and appraisers W F Ashley H B Greason John Y MacRae.
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Maj HI. H. Rogers
United Banking and Building Company of
Richmond
Raleigh
John C. Drewry
Frank
B. Carpenter
Henry EF. Litchford
M. Holding
Evrard H Baker
J. A. Helloman
John Y. MacRae
R .J. Bradley
Wiliam Simpeon
H. B. Greason
William KE. Asheley
P. H. Hughes
W. H. Holloway
Columbian Fire Insurance Assets and Financial Details
A historical insurance item outlines real estate values, loans on bond and mortgage, stocks and bonds, cash in office and transit, premiums, and other assets. The document lists totals for assets and losses, with officers and agents named, including J. D. Zanoni and J. B. Kenny in Raleigh.
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U.S
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Seaton Gales Lodge No
LO O.F
Eii Car
Davidson College
Eugene Daniel
D. D
Y. M. C. Association
E. H. Barnett
Board of
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Phi
F. J. Osborne
Charlotte
C. G. Wardell
New Berne
T. M. Holt
Haw River
E. C. Smith, Esq
Alumni Association
Romans
J. O. Scarboro
Raligh
I. W. Granger
E. F. Cox
W. J. Barrett
D. S. Davis Kinston
N. L. Shaw
Warrenton
J. N. Rumsey
Seaboard
W. W. Stringfield
Waynesville
J. S. McElroy
Nelson County
I. W. Harper
Physicians of
Ep. V. Destroy
Sole Ag’t
Maggie Reese
Millinery, &c
Dr. Crawford
F. A. Watson’s
MacRae’s Fountain
Chesapeake& Ohio Railroad
Charlottsville
Chesapeake and Ohio
Greenbrier
White Sulphur Springs
Jno
D. Potts
Richmond, Va
H. Battle
B. T. Gray
Heller Bros
Nor
Market Reports
Raleigh, N.C
Williams
King
Williams and King
White Mountains
Vermont
Green Hills
Virginia Mountains
Recreation Department
Christian Union
J. W. Yates
Tullahoma, Tenn
Yall
Wheeler & Wilson
W. A
Roncra Brownstrontt
J. E. Morgan’s
Son Hand
Raleightationery
LYON
Sured Oy
Tee Lyon Kiiny
Mary
Cape Fear & Yach
Sorm ‘Bors
Arriva
NSW
Wis
Govran Lousp
W. F. Ashley
Maj
H. N. Rogers
Arzana
Orontan
Newpeet
Atlantic Morehead
Moreton i
Aulantic Ey
Morehesst
Atlantic Wildwesdt
Bares
Oratan
Crawelt
Failing
Crees
la Grange
Atti
Thore
Wid. le Burh
J. D. Zanoni
Fecraiar
DEAM
J. B. Kenny
State OF North Canara
Whancer Department
Aleigh
CORE
Sta
Lf Pomp
Erat
Caroling Petate
Pulte Nortolie
Thea Casoria
Castoria
Miss
Castor
Madame Wright
Mishawaka
Ind
Ely
Henry C. Clark
Ayer
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