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Newspaper

The State Chronicle

Location

Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1891

Page

5

Market Report From The Opened Trade In New York

The report notes mixed Uptick in the cotton market with prices showing improvement over prior levels. Traders reference import demand in London and United States activity with quantities around 271 bales noted and price shifts in interiors.

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Market Notes Mixed Prices From New York to Baltimore

New York markets show mixed bids for bonds and commodities with gains in wheat and flour while corn and oats drift. Virginia and Alabama securities quoted. Baltimore reports steady flour, firm wheat and corn, with pork, lard, and coffee prices holding, and sugar and molasses steady in the trade.

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Commodity Prices Reported in Mixed Trading

Sugar closed near 44 with granulated steady. Copper refined held at 11 3/4 cents. Whisky market steady around 1.25 to 1.29.

Wheat Climbs on Liberal Exports and Northwest Rain Losses

Wheat futures rise 17 to 24 cents with reports of liberal exports and heavy Northwest rain damage. Corn strengthens on light receipts and wheat gains, with oats and provisions also firm. Nearby markets show mixed gains in October and November deliveries.

Bank Official Swears Statement Of Truth

John T. Pullen cashier of Raleigh Savings Bank attests the above amount 44519 21 as true to the best of knowledge and belief. Sworn before Notary Public Womble T on the fifth day of Rentenyes, witness Julius Le G. Boser and O. S Lew.

John T. Pullen Raleigh Savings Bank Mo.t. Pullen

Notice of sale of bank building and lot in Hickory

Mrs C A Little administratrix of M L Little deceased will sell at public auction October 29 in Hickory on a six and twelve month credit. The property includes the finely furnished bank building on the public square now occupied by the First National Bank of Hickory and a valuable lot within the town limits. A growing prosperous town offers the chance to secure valuable property.

C. A. Little M. L. Little Hickory First National Bank of

Bgss Building and Manufacturing Company Incorporated

Notice lists incorporation of Bgss Building and Manufacturing Company under North Carolina law. Principal office Raleigh with 30 year duration and capital stock $12 000 in 120 shares at $100 each, privilege to increase to $100 000. No stockholder liable for corporate debts. Clerk John W Thompson Wake County Superior Court. September 19. Gw.

Raleigh N.C

Moseley House Promises Comfort and Low Rates

Positive traveler remarks praise clean rooms neat beds good meals attentive service and a welcoming staff at Moseley House. Described as the coolest dining room in the city with all comforts attached. Rates listed at $2 per day. 9-25-1m.

Moseley House

Raleigh Hosts Welcoming Exposition Visitors at Open House

The Raleigh community invites Feel at home visitors to a busy sixty day welcome, offering open house, hospitality and assistance to all guests. Local establishments urge use of facilities and friendly interactions, creating a hospitable environment for thousands of guests visiting the Expo.

Raleigh

Great Stock of Mens and Boys Clothing on Display

A local store announces a vast exhibit of men youths and boys clothing plus furnishings hats. Shoppers praise children's suits kilts and handsome overcoats while praising the stock and prices. A customer predicts the biggest clothing trade in the city if people know the stock. The store promises updates.

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Millinery Styles for Ladies and Children 1892

Trade notes the latest desirable fall winter millinery with hair goods wools zephyrs embroidery materials stamps kid gloves ruchings ties jewelry and more. Orders from a distance will receive prompt attention.

Trains Schedule To Exposition From Hargett Street Station

Train service operates between Hargett Street Station and the Exposition Grounds on October 1 6 and 7 with frequent departures from 10:00 a m to 5:30 p m and return trips from 10:15 a m onward Tickets available at Hargett Street Station and the Exposition Grounds

Hargett Street Station Exposition Grounds Hargett Street

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