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Newspaper

Wilmington Dispatch

Location

Wilmington, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1917

Page

3

New York Market Opens Shaky Then Rallies on Rumors

The market opened lower with declines up to 11 points but recovered as foreign buyers and trade interests supported prices. May rose to 15.99 before retreating to 15.76 on reported losses in shipping and ongoing rumors of international affairs. The general list eased about 23 points at times but later steadied with covering and buying, yielding a midmorning rally to 15.40 amid nervous trading and further speculation.

Uty Associated Press New York Huntre Ss Repoir Eavestone Jy Hay Ceva May Tate

New York Spot Cotton Prices Narrowly Lowered

New York spot cotton for February 6 shows mild upland grades at 15.60 cents per pound with 2 bales reported sold.

Liverpool cotton prices steady with high sales and offers

Associated Press reports Liverpool cotton market firm on spot good middling to low middling levels. Sales total seven thousand bales with seven thousand receipts. futures show limited movement across February through next January with values around 9.9 to 9.19 per unit.

Liverpool Associated Press Livernont Beb USA

New Orleans Cotton Dips Then Rises On War Rumor

New Orleans February 6 unsettled cotton trading with prices 21 to 29 points below yesterday's close as sellers offload holdings. By midmorning net loss 34 to 2 points, then a wartime rumor of Germany declaring war spurred a buyback lifting prices about $1 a bale. Toward noon prices at a net loss of 17 to 20 points.

New Orleans Associated Press Germany

New Orleans Cotton Spot Prices Dip and Steady

New Orleans spot cotton reports are nominal and unchanged with 490 sales on the spot and 200 arriving. Prices range from low middling to good middling with strict quotes from 16.94 to 17.81. Receipts total 6,347 and stock sits at 437,578.

New Orleans

Sugar futures rise on firmer spot market demand

Raw sugar prices in New York hovered around 4.83 for centrifugal and 3.96 for molasses with steady fine granulated at 6.75. By noon futures showed 5 to 6 points gains on short covering and Cuban buying interest as spot demand firmed.

Associated Press W York

Republicans Back Poindexter Submarine Bill For Fleet Build

Washington on February 6 Republicans in conference expressed support for Senator Poindexter's bill to immediately build a 20 ship fleet and 80 coast submarines at a cost of 4,000,600 dollars.

Washington Shaters Poindexis

Nearly 10 000 Women Employed as Waitresses in New York

The report notes that about ten thousand women work as waitresses in New York City, highlighting the scale of female labor in the city’s service sector.

New York City

Savannah Turpentine and Rosin Market Report

Turpentine dull at 51 with 150 shipments and 16,060 stock. Rosin steady with 593 shipments and 77,904 stock. Purchased price quotes: B D E F G 6.10. H L K 6.29. M 6.35. N 6.30. WG 6.65. WW 6.50.

Savannah Naval Stores Savannah Dull Rosin

Cotton Oil Market Closes Easier In New York

The cotton oil market in New York closed easier with spot at 12.50 bid. February prices ranged 12.50 to 12.60, March 12.51 to 12.35, April 12.22 to 12.25, May and June 12.22 to 12.24, July 12.35 to 12.25, August 12.23 to 12.24, September 12.13 to 12.16. Total sales reached 12,000.

New York

Progressive Railway bulletin of round trip rates

Bulletin of special round trip rates from Wilmington North Carolina listing lower fares to Atlanta Washington New Orleans Lexington and other cities with sale dates and return limits. Includes payment fees and agent contacts R W Wallace H E Pleasants Wilmington North Carolina.

the Progressive Railway of the South Wilmington N. C Atlanta Washington D.C New Orleans Lexington D. C Mobile Ala Tampa Fla Pensacola R. W. Wallace, Co T. A H. E. Pleasants T P. A

Stock Market Opens Higher as United States Steel Leads Gain

New York stocks opened with widespread advances led by United States Steel, pushing up to 118 points before midmorning. Transport shares weakened on rail losses, Canadian Pacific and Northern Pacific slipping, while leaders including the war group declined 1 to 3 points amid reports on the international situation.

Associated Press New York Wall Street United States Steel Pittsburgh United States Alcohol New Haven Canadian Pacific Northern Pacific Allis Chalmers American Car and Foundry American Smelting American Tel American Tobacco Anaconda Copper Atchison gSoon Atlantic Coast Line Gtouth Gate Waz Baldwin Locomotive Baltimore & Ohio Bethlehem Steel Central Leather Chesapeake & Ohio Chi Mil. & St. Paul Colorado Fuel & Iron Consolidated Gas Corn Products Crucible Steel Cuba Erie Wea General Electric Great Northern Great Northern Ore Illinois Central Inspiration Copper Int Merc Marine International Nickel International Paper Kansas City& Southern Kennecott Copper Louisville & Nashville Liggett & Myers Lorillard Co Maxwell Motors Mexican Petroleum National Lead New York Central Ee N. Y N. H Hartford Wee Norfolk & Western Pennsylvania Ray Consolidated Copper Reading Republic Iron & Steel Seaboard Air Line Sloss, Shef, Steel & Iron United Fruit Os United States Rubber U. S. Smelting & Ae Utah Copper Ats Virginia-Caro. Chem. Seg Wabash Pfd Bid Western Union Westinghouse Electric

Three Defendants Up As Sentences Given And Fines Ordered

Three defendants appeared before the recorder Tuesday morning. Two were sentenced to work on roads for inability to pay amounts of five or ten dollars plus costs, while a third was fined ten dollars and costs for disorderly conduct. The defendants were two men and one woman, all identified as colored. Thad Hocutt received 30 days on the roads after failing to pay the required amount. Arthur Sharpe was fined ten dollars and costs. Florence Canady also faced a similar charge and was sent to the county roads for 30 days after being unable to pay five dollars and costs.

Recorder Thad Hocutt Arthur Sharpe Florence Canady

Quit Meat When Kidneys Bother Ad inads

A vintage medical advertisement extols quitting meat to relieve kidney strain. It promotes Jad Salts as a grape and lemon acid lithia mix that supposedly cleanses kidneys, neutralizes urine acids, and prevents bladder weakness, urging regular use as a preventive tonic.

Sunrise and Sunset Schedule Fragment

Fragmented OCR shows a Wednesday sunrise time and sunset cue. Text is garbled but mentions morning light and evening dark, with partial times and illegible words.

Decree Signed After Arguments on Removal of Case

Hearing arguments for and against removal of the Buell Crocker Lumber receivership case concluded with Judge Bond signing the decree. The day included proceedings on removal of W B Cooper Guano Co versus E J Godwin to Cumberland county for trial. Automobile schools exclusively for women have been established in many U S cities.

Addison G. Ricaud Buell- Crocker Lumber Company W. M. Bond W. B. Cooper Guano Company E. J. Godwin Cumberland County United States

Grain market falls on news of American seaman killed

Sharp declines in wheat followed news of an American seaman killed by a German submarine gunfire. Opening prices slid, then partial rallies appeared though war fears kept downward pressure. May wheat moved around 1.71 to 1.73 while July hovered near 1.47 to 1.48. Corn stayed relatively firm after a brief setback, then advanced as offerings remained scant.

Associated Press Chicago

Grain Prices in Kansas City Report Feb 6

Kansas City price quotes list cash wheat No 2 hard 1.76 to 1.84 No 2 red 1.74 to 1.82 No 2 1.67 to 1.80 Corn No 2 mix 98.5 to 99.5 No 2 white 99.5 to 1.92 No 2 yellow 99 to 1.00 Oats No 2 white 58 to 59 No 2 mixed 56 to 57.5

Kansas City

Eggs And Poultry Price Movements In Early February Markets

Chicago report shows butter higher with creamery 32 to 39, eggs lower with receipts 2 405 cases and firsts 44, ordinary first 42 to 43. Potatoes higher with regional white prices 2.00 to 2.35, poultry higher with fowls 21 to 22, turkeys 23. Kansas City notes butter steady eggs first 40c, poultry hens 18c, roosters 15c, turkeys 25c.

Associated Press Chicago Wisconsin Michigan Idaho Washington Oregon Springs Kansas City

Duke of Brunswick Bellamy Considers Sixth District Run

The Hon. George H. Bellamy known as the Duke of Brunswick visits the city and says he may enter the Sixth district race to succeed Mr. Godwin. He notes no sure entry by Judge Stacy and cites strong urging from friends for a candidacy. Bellamy has previously served in the State Legislature and his possible bid excites interest statewide.

Duke of Brunswick News and Observer George Bellamy Duke of Stacy Congress Godwin Bellamy

Notice to mariners on buoy changes in the Charleston area

Inspector H L Beck of the Sixth Lighthouse district issues a mariners notice listing buoy changes in the Charleston harbor and nearby rivers. It notes South Side Buoy 15 changed to a second class can buoy and South Side Buoy 17 relighted after rebuild, plus an obsolete Inner Obstruction Buoy and other coast survey buoys Mooring White skeleton buoys will be moved along the coast south of St Johns River for months during survey work with discontinuance notices to follow.

H. L. Beck Sixth Charleston D. C South Carolina Charleston Harbor South Side Georgia Savannah River Mackey Point Florida — Seacoast St. Johns River

Colleges Debate on Arbitration of Industrial Disputes

Girl students from Vassar Wellesley and Mount Holyoke will engage in a triangular debate this spring on the subject of compulsory arbitration of industrial disputes.

Vassar Wellesley Mount Holyoke

Don’t Be Bald and Lustrous on Bald Spots

A hair specialist says baldness stems from carelessness and offers Parisian Sage as a quick, safe treatment. Regular shampooing and dandruff control are advised to stop itching and hair loss, nourish roots, and give hair luster. R. R. Bellamy guarantees the product with a modest cost.

R. R. Bellamy

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