Cotton Market Reports Mixed As Prices Steady Near Week’s End
United Press dispatches from New York and Liverpool describe fluctuating cotton prices with gains early session offset by later declines. Spot demand remains strong in Liverpool while U S markets show limited movement as storms threaten Gulf coast shipments and overall crop prospects.
New York Money Market and Commodities Report Sept 21
Money closed strong at 6 percent with highs to 7 and lows to 3. Exchange steady with 60 day bills around 4.80 to 4.84. In Baltimore wheat and flour futures rose amid firmer cash prices. corn oats and rye varied with brisk demand for hay and pork, lard, and sugar prices steady. Treasury and whisky prices noted. copper refinery values listed.
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Unclear historical bond bids and stock notes from Bartrore
Virginia consols asked. ten forties bid 32. Virginia threes 64. Baltimore & Ohio stock 1.0/3a1.01. Northern Central stock 70. Baltimore & Ohio Southwestern first incomes 1.112 asked. second incomes 31 bid. third incomes 1 asked. consolidated gas bonds 1.13 asked. do stocks 4430454.
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Chicago Market Sees Steady Demand for Turpentine and Rosin
Reports from Chicago New York Wilmington and Savannah note steady spirits turpentine pricing around 34 to 38 cents per gallon. Rosin holds firm with good strained values near 1.10 to 1.40 per barrel and crude turpentine steady in several ports.
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Mountain Park Hotel at Hot Springs North Carolina
Charming mountain resort leased for years with modern appointments. Marble pool hot water baths and refined amenities for pleasure, rest, and health. For circulars and rates contact W F Ross, proprietor.
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Change of Firm at Raleigh and Fayetteville Marble Works
Mr E L Remsburg of Fayetteville and Mr A Goodwin of the Raleigh and Fayetteville Marble Works associate to run the business in the future.
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Raleigh & Gaston Railroad declares 3 percent dividend
The Raleigh and Gaston Railroad Company declares a semi annual dividend of 3 percent on its capital stock. It will be payable after October 1, 1891 to stockholders of record on September 17. Transfer books close from September 17 to October 2, 1891. W. W. Vass secretary treasurer Raleigh September 17 1791. sep20-tf
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Raleigh
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