Raleigh Notes and Jefferson Davis Memorial Plans
Raleigh page highlights closing exercises for public schools, Davis remains to be brought to the city, and a large funeral procession in the making. Gov. Carr names delegates to an anti coal trust conference. local society events and arrivals fill the week.
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Metropolitan Hall
Maj
E. J. Hale
Fayetteville
Jefferson Davis
North Carolina
Raleigh
Twin City Club
Winston
Stronach’s
Williams Book Store
Gov. Carr
C. A. Jenkins
Asheville
Middleboro
D. M. Maxwell
W. H. Branson
Durham
T. D. Martin
Col. W. S. Carter
Hyde
G. W. Bilackwall
Atlantic
Morehead
Mesars
T. K. Bruner
P. M. Wilson
Chicago
W. R. Bunch
Elhart, Joyner & Co
S. P. Lorilland Company
New Jersey
Bunch
Ladies’ Memorial Association
Monument Association
Capitol
New Hotel at North Wilkesboro Gains Attention
An elegant new hotel at the terminus of the NWNC B R near North Wilkesboro offers health and leisure amid Blue Ridge scenery. It advertises trains from Greensboro at 10 40 a m and 2 40 p m with round trip tickets, a mineral water table, farm products, and rates of 30 dollars per month.
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Gordon
North Wilkesboro
N. C
Blue Ridge Mountains
Greensboro
Brushy Mountains
W. F. Treaves
Lee & Dunn Advertise Fine Livery Services in Wilmington
The firm Lee & Dunn announces they offer the nicest livery teams in town at their large boarding and sale stables located at 123 125 and 127 South Wilmington Street.
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Lee & Dunn
Wilmington Street
Bank board formed in Raleigh under Maj. Rogers
Maj. H. H. Rogers of the United Banking and Building Company of Richmond organized a Raleigh board with officers John C. Drewry as President Frank B. Carpenter as Vice President Henry E. Litchford as Secretary and Treasurer and J N Holding as Attorney Local Agent Everard H. Baker. Directors include J A Holloman John Y. MacRae R Hi Bradley William Simpson H B Greason William E Asheley P H Hughes W H Holloway with appraisers W F. Ashley H B Greason and John Maj. H. H. Rogers as State Agent.
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Maj. H. H. Rogers
United Banking and Building Company of
Richmond
Raleigh
John C. Drewry
Frank B. Carpenter
Henry E. Litchford
J. N. Holding
Everard H. Baker
J. A. Holloman
John Y. MacRae
R Hi. Bradley
William Simpson
H. B. Greason
William E. Asheley
P. H. Hughes
W. H. Holloway
W. FE. Ashley
H. H. Rogers
Peace Institute Ladies Visit Jordan’s Dining Hall
A party of twenty five to thirty young ladies from Peace Institute visited Jordan's Dining Hall and Ice Cream Parlor yesterday for an elegant spread of berries cream cake and fruits. The decor was flower filled and the event described as a grand sight with best style service. Jordan plans new furniture and will soon serve ice cream regularly inviting all to call. Turtle soup featured today. Ayer s Sarsaparilla promoted as a cure for eczema by cleansing blood.
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Peace Institute
Jordan
Money Market Report May 26 New York
Money on call easy 2 to 2 percent, closing at 2 percent. Sterling exchange strong with posted 4.664 to 4.90. Commercial bills 4.84 to 4.88. Government bonds firm, state bonds dull. Rail road bonds dull and irregular with Richmond Terminal 5s down to 27 and 6s to 59.
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Money Market
New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Hichmond
New York Cotton Market Mixed Activity Weighs on Prices
The New York cotton market opened steady and firm briefly on short-covering but failed to hold gains after a Western bank failure news, with August futures rising to 7.46 before reversing. Spot quot es showed mixed upland prices and light galveston and Norfolk activity, as traders noted cold nights hurting the crop.
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New York
Shorts
Liverpool
Australia
May 26 Market Quotes for Wheat Corn Oats and Meats
From Czronco on May 26: leading futures quotes show Wheat May 712 to 702, July 734 to 73, September 764 to 76. Corn May 41, June 414 to 41, July 412, 412, September 424 to 42. Pork May 20.30 to 20.70, Sept 20.8. Lard July 10.50 to 10.75, Sept 10.74 to 11.05. Short ribs July 9.82 to 10.05, Sept 9.92 to 10.05. Cash flour slow unchanged. No. 2 spring wheat 70. 3/4 to 70.75. No. 2 corn and oats 31. Pork Mess 21 80. Lard per barrel 10.45 to 10.50. Short rib sides 10.05 to 10.07. Dry salted shoulders boxed 10.00 to 10.25. Short clearsides boxed 10.25 to 10.50. Whiskey 1.12.
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New York
Western
City
Continent
South America
Czronco
Qoxtenco
Liverpool Cotton Market May 26 Futures Close Firm
LiveRPooL May 26 1 P M Amer can middling May 4 464 with distinct price bids for May through January. Trading shows sellers for several near term periods and buyers for others. Futures closed firm.
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Liverpool
Amercan
Market Summary for Barvixosz and Wheat and Corn Prices
Barvixosz prices May 26 show Western sugar and fuel values around 1.8543.15 with extra 2.25 to 3.00 and family 3.25 to 3.60. Wheat No 2 red spot May 74 and milling by sample 73 to 7. Corn easy spot and May 494 with white corn by sample 52 and yellow 50.
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Barvixosz
Market Quiet as Cotton Prices Drift in May Evening
Local market notes show mixed grades for cotton with terms like good middling and clean stains. The entry records a subdued trading mood with civil market activity and a brief price snapshot from May 26 at 7 PM.
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Vubee Rauaia
Queen Plating Outfit Agents Wanted Advertisement
Special notices advertise agent positions offering 5 to 25 dollars daily selling Queen Plating outfits for plating metals. No experience required, easily carried from house to house, widely marketed to businesses and households. Also mentions Kemp's Balsam sample offer and Japanese Liver Pellets sold by John.
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Queen City Silver & Nickel Plating Co
East St. Louis
John Y. MacRae
Castoria Endures Through Generations
A concise note recalls Castoria as a familiar remedy from infancy to adulthood. It mentions a child’s illness and ongoing use by a mother and her children, highlighting enduring reliance rather than a specific event or date.
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Pierce
Mountain Vacation Info Offers From The Green Hills
Readers are invited to request information about Vermont Green Hills and Virginia Mountains resorts plus lodging prices. The notice notes special arrangements with the Recreation Department and The Christian Union of New York for vacation planning details.
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White Mountains
Vermont
Green Hills
Virginia Mountains
Recreation Department
The
Christian Union
New York
Odorless Balm and Liver Remedy Ads Run Together
A collage of medicinal claims and sewing machine ads shows products from Ely's Cream Balm to Simons Liver Regulator and Botanic Blood Balm. The page also promotes Kle No. 21 sewing machines, repairs, and North Carolina farm implements with dealer prices and mail order details.
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Wyatt, & Jeigh
Kle Street
Wilson
W. A
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State Chronicle
Greek O. Andrews
City 'S
Wasmberox
Lyon
A. E Jordan
A. Dughi
N. C. Antiquities Society
Will Hunter
Goldsbero
John B. Burwell
Ellington
W. C.stronach
Washington
Bunn
Post Office
Fisher
Pullen Park
Brooksae Park
Huff
A.and M. College
New Berne
James City
Duham Sun
Capitol Square
Davis Memorial
Martin
South
Junius Daniel
Mr. Davis
Hillsboro
Dawson
Christian Church
Christian Sunday School
Society of “Little Workers
Durham Sun Seys
St. Clair Hester
St. Philips Parish
General Theological Seminary
Hester
Potter
Calvary Church
Church of the Messiah
Brooklyn
University of North Carolina
the Yarboro
M. J. Freeman
Cleveland
Wood
Clarksville
Charles Trickradt
J. O. Bauersfeld
Atlanta
J. E. Wyche
Oxford
R. H. Stancill
J. B. Douglass
Edward L. Evans
South Boston
H. F. Adickes
South Carolina
A. J. Hauser
G. H. Wilson
Saratoga
M. J. Hornich
H. ©. Wright
Louisville
Will Schloss
J. Rothchilds
J. L. Borden
Goldsboro
T. N. Hill
Halifax
J. C. Hudgins
Granville County
U. A. Mechanics
Richmond and
Danville
A. Duan
A. Duem’s
Southern Associated Press
Wasursctos
War Department
Mississippi
Lake Providence
Lamont
J.C. Buxton
Winston, N. C
C. L. van Noppen
A. Golden
Birmingham
Ala
Harris Lithia
Japan
U. S
Ly Pure
Jordan’s
Ayer
Market Reports
Orleans
Galveston
Norfolk
Baltimore
Boston
Wilmington
Philadelphia
Savannah
New Orleans
Mobile
Memphis
Augusta
Charleston
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Houston
Kemp
D. J. Kalbileisch
LaSalle St
Harris’ Lithia
MacRae's Drug Store
MacRae’s Drug Store
OM Tailoning House
Raleteh
Ss J
Broadway
J. E. Morgan's
Qalelgh
C. Pomeroy
Castoria
Abbott
Smith
Little Falls
Ely
Geo. Terry
Simmons
J.W. Yates
Tullahoma, Tenn
Steootd
Kieller
Fayetteville Street
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Cape Fear
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Cove
Naw
Janet
Bennettes
Fayette
Soma Botso
Groner
LovTs Bousp
Air-Line
Eet
Wston-Salem
Hoanoke
Roanoke
Norfolk and Werler
Salem
Sanford
Monroe
Char
Pallman Palace Slee
Norfolk & Weet
Paseengere
Saleig
Fayette Walnut
Fry, Go
Goldsbors Best
Lagrange
Atlantic Moreheadt
Moreheadt
Morehead Alantic
Moreness
Wildwood
Sewport
Havelox Eiverdals
Fyomeonalsee Ae
Masacer
Teg
Sone Ty
Norfolk and Cary
Siatony
Bastegorm
Nortak
Durham & Ellic
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