New York Cotton closes higher on steady buying and spills
New York cotton prices firm after a modest rally led by pool cables and renewed trade interest. January and March futures rose to around 28.47 as selling pressure limited gains, with spot cotton also trading higher amid general market steadiness.
Orleans Cotton Market Steady As Demand Fades
In New Orleans on December 6 buyers showed little interest and kept prices steady with small declines of 5 to 9 points. Spot cotton moved lower with about 1,200 bales traded and prices quoted around 27.50 to 28.88 cents. Stock levels reached roughly 324,900 bales.
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Orleans
Peace Ruuatria
New Orleans
Polasp
Dee
Cotton Seed Oil Market and Spot Cotton Report
New York December 6 closes steady for cotton seed oil with spot values and futures quoted. The report notes 2 2s price levels and a total market volume around 5,000 barrels, with January 18.50 and March futures variance.
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New York
Price Increase Hits The Wir At Ninety Cents A Pound
The Wir raised prices to eighty cents a pound amid ongoing trials and management changes. Toebach as chief clerk Weies dent of the Northern Pa is mentioned as a key figure in the output shift.
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Toebach
Weies Dent
AREAL HAIR SAVES AND BEAUTIFIER LAUDS ITSELF
An ad claims AREAL HAIR SAVES AND BEAUTIFIER restores hair and stops dandruff loss quickly. It promises new growth, relief from itching, and refunds if not satisfied, touting widespread trust and instant results for both men and women.
Market Rundown Mixed Rail Stocks and Commodities
The day's early action showed railroad stocks lifting after Interstate Commerce Commission recommendations with Delaware and Hudgon, St Paul, Union Pacific, New York Central and Rock Island advancing, while Reading Canadian Pacific and Missouri Pacific slipped. Corn and oats rallied on seaboard demand with weather signs favoring higher cash prices, and a broad list of industrials and utilities fluctuated as futures and cash markets adjusted.
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New York
Interstate Commerce Commission
Delaware
Hudgon
St. Paul
Union Pack
New York Central
Rock Island
Reading
Canadian Pacific
Missouri Pacific
Liberty
American Can
American Car & Foundry
American Locomotive
American Smelting & Refining
Atlantic Coast Life
American Sugar Refining
Anaconda Copper
Atchison
Baldwin Locomotive
Baltimore & Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
Central Leather
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago, Mil
Cuba Cane Sugar
Eriere
General Motors
Great Northern
Gulf States Steel
Great Northern Cre
Cits
Inspiration
Illinois Central
Kennecott Copper
Louisville & Nashville
Maxwell Motor Co
Mexican Petroleum
Miami Copper
Midvale Steel
Nevada Godder
Norfolk and Western
Northern Pacific
Ohio Cities Gas
Pennsylvania Pittsburg Coal
HE Ray Consolidated Copper Fe
Republic Iron & Steel Fe
Sinclair Oil
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Sloss-Shef, Steel and Iron
Seaboard Air Line
Studebaker Co
TRE Texas Co
Abias Union Pacific
United Cigar Stores
Aay Be
United Frat
O. Pc
U. S. Industrial Alcohol
U. S. Rubber Co
U .S. Steel
Utah Copper
Virginia Cara. Chem
Ssesee OB Wabash Ptd
Westinghouse Electric
Willys-Overland
Halifax Blown by Ship Load of Ammunition Explosion
Halifax suffered widespread damage as a harbor explosion shattered ships and buildings. A munitions vessel collided with another, sparking fires that destroyed waterfront structures and left casualties reported. Officials note wartime censorship may delay full details while efforts to restore telegraph lines continue.
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Halifax
Canadian Pacific Railway
Canadian Government Railways
Newfoundland
Great Britain
United States
West Indies
Ffax
Canada
Flanders
France
St. Johns
N. B
N. S
Western Union
Rockingham
Halifax Harbor
Bedford Basin
Bernstorff
Germany
Patriotic Social by St Matthew's Ladies Aid Society
The Ladies' Aid Society of St Matthew's Lutheran church hosts a patriotic social tomorrow from 3:30 to 10:30 pm with afternoon fancy work and refreshments and an evening program of living pictures and tableaux starting at 8:15. A silver offering will be collected for the National Special Aid, and half the proceeds go to that cause. Refreshments to follow.
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Ladies’ Aid Society of
St. Matthew’s Lutheran Church
America
Emma Otersen
Fred Seitter
Andrew Lee
Farmer
Albert Rivenbark
Gussie Williams
Lucile Darden
Lucile Smith
Lena Otersen
Margaret Branch
Mamie Godwin
Joe
Dellman Seitter
Emma Schutt
Bertha Hawkins
Julius Taylor
Eunice Taylor
Laura Kure
Mary Branch
Marie Keels
Adolf Otersen
Catherine Konig
Rosary
William Schutt
William Taylor
Charlie Smith
Archie Keels
William Otersen
James Taylor
Paul Pate
Ellen Kure
George Keels
Minnie Huggins
Elizabeth White
Mary Rivenbark
Lillian Bowden
Uncle Sam
Jim Bowden
Two Held After Greek Man Montes Murder Verdict
A coroner and jury in Fayetteville North Carolina found Angelos Montes died by strangulation gagging at the hands of Leon Sturm and Rose Edwards. The inquest recommended detaining A B Byrd the house proprietor and Edna Phillips the chauffeur for further investigation.
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Fayetteville
N. C
J. W. McGougan
Angelos Montes
Martin House
Leon Sturm
Rose Edwards
A. B. Byrd
Edna Phillips
Dunn
Edward
Montes
Sturm
Moutos
Wilmington Boy Joins Pershing's Signal Office in France
Bernard Silverman formerly of Wilmington now works for General Pershing in France at the office of the Chief Signal Officer with the American Expeditionary Forces. He is a skilled stenographer and will earn 2000 dollars annually. He was asked for by name by General Pershing and has departed for overseas duty with passports secured.
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Bernard Silverman
New York
General Pershing
France
Silverman
A. Silverman
Coast Line
Wilmingtonian
Signal Corps
Pershing
Mortgage Sale Notice in Wilmington North Carolina
By virtue of a mortgage deed dated November 23 1915 to the North Carolina Home Building Association the Merricks Delia B and John Merrick will sell at public auction at the Court House door in Wilmington on December 13 1917 at noon for cash the parcel at the intersection of Sixth Street and Marstellar Street in Wilmington described as block 7 according to city plan. Attorneys John D Bellamy & Son announce 20 days notice.
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Delia B. Merrick
John Merrick
North Carolina Home Building Association
New Hanover County
Wilmington
Sixth Street
Marstellar Street
Wanetot
North Carolina
Building Association
John D. Bellamy & Son
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