Cotton market tightens as New York closes steady
Spot prices in Wilmington Savannah Charleston and Norfolk quoted near 20 to 28 for new crop. May 20.29, October 1862 area seen after a sharp early advance as selling weeks and Liverpool cables influence demand. Market ends steady with May 20.12, July 19.84, October 18.74 and December 18.79.
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New York
Liverpool
Lancashire
New York Spot Cotton Steady at Middling
Spot cotton in New York held steady at middling quality with prices unchanged. Traders noted stable demand and minimal fresh movement as the market paused for direction.
New Orleans Cotton Rises Amid Cold Weather Rains
May cotton traded up to 19.30 cents with early gains of 22 to 26 points as the market opened higher. By closing, May 19.41 cents, July 19.19, October 18.28 and December 18.36 with a net advance of 31 to 37 points overall.
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New Orleans
Kupenhimer & Strouse & Bros
Knox
Brigham Hopkins
Townsend Grace
Manhattan
Emory and Anchor
Foreclosure Sale Notice for Wilmington Property
Notice of foreclosure sale under a 1915 mortgage by Harry Farmer to Manhattan Company. The sale is set for May 12, 1917 at noon at the New Hanover County courthouse, to satisfy the mortgage, describing Lots 4, 5, 6 and adjacent blocks in Carolina Place and bounded by Wrightsville and Walcott Avenues. The attorney is Woods Kellum.
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Harry
Farmer
Manhattan Company
Office of Register of Deeds
New Hanover County
Court House
Wrightsville Avenue
Walcott Avenue
Amu
Dewisning
Carolina Place
Manhattan Combans
Eas
Ortgagee
Wooms Kellum
Law-In the Sea
Cavalry Troops To Meet At Boys Brigade Armory
Captain Thomas J. Gause announces a meeting of enlisted cavalry troop members at the Boys' Brigade armory this evening. More than eighty men have enlisted amid strong enthusiasm and plans for addresses.
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Boys’ Brigade
Thomas’ J. Gause
Cavalry
Boys” Brigade
Reserve Corps Meeting Plans for Armory Care
Members of the Wilmington Light Infantry Reserve Corps are urged by president Thomas J. Gause to assemble at the armory tomorrow night at 8. The meeting aims to arrange care for the Light Infantry building if the active company is mobilized.
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The
Wilmington Light Infantry
Thomas J. Gause
W.L. I. Armory
Light Infantry
Services Tomorrow at St. John's Church
Invites all to worship at St. John's Episcopal Church tomorrow. Prayer service at 7 30 a m and passion services from 12 to 3 o'clock. Evening prayer at 5 30. Holy Communion to be administered by Bishop Thomas C Darst at 8 this evening.
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St. John’s Episcopal Church
Thomas C. Darst
Southward storm warning moves toward Delaware Breakwater
Report from Washington D C dated April 5 1917 notes a storm central over the Ohio valley moving east with strong southerly winds likely to reach gale force and shift to west late tonight warnings posted north of Delaware Breakwater with observations from Jacksonville and Wilmington indicating an approaching system.
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Wilmington
N. C
Jacksonville
Florida
Delaware
Ohio Valley
Bowte
Dissolution of Frost Ice Cream Company in Wilmington
The Frost Ice Cream Company of Wilmington North Carolina dissolves by mutual consent with L P Mathews absorbing debts and administering liabilities. Creditors to present claims to Mathews for payment. All dues to Frost Ice Cream Company to be paid to Mathews who is authorized to receive and receipt for sums. Dated April 2 1917. George L Farmer and L P Mathews trading as Frost Ice Cream Company.
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Frost -Ice Cream Company
Wilmington
North Carolina
L. P. Mathews
George Armer
A Creams
L.pathews
Frost Ice Cream Company
Sennseesen
L. P.mews
George L. Farmer
Law-In-The
Stock market excerpts with mixed company quotes and prices
Reading stock table entries show numerous companies and their price listings across sectors. Includes American Tobacco Anaconda Copper General Electric Great Northern Ore Copper International Nickel International Paper Kentucky, etc.
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Bis
Shaverty
Ves HS Son
iAmérican
Tel
Tels
Atlantic Coast Line
Bare
Ohio
Centraleather
St. Paul
Pacific
Colorado
Consolidated Gas
Crucible Steel
Iear Po
General “Electric
Great Northern
Great Northern Ore Ctis
Illinois Central
Merc
Marine Pfd
International Nickel
International Paper
Kansas City Southern
Kennecott
Gopper
Louisvile & Nashville
Liggett'& Myers
Lorillard Co
E Cetwe Une
Maxwell Motors
Mexican Petroleum
National Lead
Seaboard Air Line
Sloss. Shef. Steel & Iron
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Studebaker Corporation
Tennessee Copper S
Satan
Il Texas Co
Union Pacific
United Prpit
U. S. Rebber
U. S. ‘Smelting and Refining
U. S. Steel Pid
Ava
Ogy Lee
Utah Copper
BS Va
Car. Chem
Abash Ptd
Western Union
Westinghouse Electric
Funeral gathering for W. J. Reaves of Jeff. Davis Council
Members of Jeff Davis Council No. 63 Junior Order of United American Mechanics are called to assemble at the late brother W. J. Reaves home 514 South 2nd street Friday at 3 15 PM to attend his funeral by order A J Beach Councilor
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Jeff. Davis Council No
Order of United American Mechanics
W. J. Reaves
South 2Nd Street
Red Sox win hard fought postseason opener
The Red Sox opened the post season with a 29 to 24 victory over the Americans after a tough battle. They then fell 27 to 8 in game two, rallying in the third game to claim the series with a strong, fast, clean team effort led by Captain Charles Rich and supported by Harry Farmer Kenneth Davis Bill Kelley and Bill Rourk.
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Ehean Crmnetat Te Tattase
Symnosium Tle
Ee Eees
Fie Armericans
Redlegs
Theys
Red Sox
Charlies Rich
Rich
Harry Farmer
Charles Rich
Harry
Ositio
Ota Gee
Kenneth Davis
Bill’ Kefleys
Davis
Kelly
Billy Kelley
Kelley
Bill Rourk
Rourk
Norman Davis
Athletics
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