Cotton Market Mixed Signals From New York and Liverpool
The New York cotton market shows bullish private reports with favorable outlooks from Russia and Italy, while Liverpool observes no trading due to a holiday. Prices opened steady, July around 36 and later slipped as realising sales weighed on values. official conditions remained steady year over year. New York spots quote New middling at 21.75, with quiet activity.
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New York
Russia
Italy
Liverpool
Incs
Wil
Local Market Prices Amid Sparse Readable Text
Fragmentary market list shows prices for chicken and pork products, vegetables, ham ribs and cabbage. Other lines reference wool, hides, corn and beeswax with incomplete figures and stray characters.
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N.C
Florida
New Orleans Cotton and Seed Oil Markets Report
New Orleans cotton shows hesitation with early gains then steady declines to 20.95 for July and 20.57 for March as cold belt weather spurs buying. Cotton seed oil in New York closes strong with prices around 16.30 to 16.39 for June through August and total sales at 51,000 barrels.
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New York
Gspot
Neetess
Coffee Futures Steady on July and September Contracts
New York May 28 coffee futures hold steady with Rio No 71038. July contracts quoted at 8.15 and September at 8.25, reflecting firm interest in the market as trading progresses.
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New York
Sugar prices rise as futures firm on steady spot market
Raw sugar and refined grades hold steady with firmer futures midday. May 65.17 and July 1.21 mark gains, with Cuban offerings not pressed and sales reaching 18,600 tons. Market shows steady posting across core grades.
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New York
American Medical Corps Arrives in London Contingent
A new contingent of the American Medical Corps arrived in London today. The units hail from Philadelphia and St. Louis, expanding U S medical presence in England during the war.
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Associated Press
London
American Medical Corps
England
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Censorship Rules to Guide the Press
Washington May 28 The comuferil it on public information issued voluntary censorship regulations for newspapers to observe in the national interest. George Creel, chairman, says no news is suppressed except that which could aid the enemy. The aim is to keep valuable information from reaching the enemy while aiding access to government actions for the American people.
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Washington
Comufilit
Af‘ean
George Creel
Grain and stock markets stumble as corn drop precedes rally
Chicago traders dampen corn hopes as May prices swung 3-4 cents and July fell to 1.41 from 1.47, while wheat showed modest activity after a weak new crop outlook. Bearish corn action pressured provisions and lard, while New York stocks opened with broad gains led by United States Steel and other industrials amid steady rails and a list of major corporate movers.
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Chicago
New York
Wall Street
United States
Ste
Crucible Steel
Marwell
Studebaker
General Motors, Gas Company
Mexican Petroleum
General Electric
American Cart
Baldwin ,Locomotive
Airbrake
International Paper
Ohio Gas
Car & Foundry
Wels
Amer
American Sugar
American Tel
Amaconda Copper
Atchison
Atlantic
Atl
Gulf & W. I
Central Leather
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chi
Great Western
Oe Mil
St. Paul
R. Tl. & Pac
Gulevads Fuel & Spor
Ag. Ee Cs. BS Corn -Products
Cuba
Erie
General Motors
Great Northen Pfd
CIA
Ault State Steel
Illinois Central
Inspiration Copper
Marine
International Nickel
Kansas City Southern
Kennecott Copper
Louisville & Nashville Ert
Midvale Steel
Missouri, Pacific
Navada Consolidated
New York Central
N. Y
N. H
Hartford
Cnd
Norfolk & Western
Northern. Pacific
Ohio Cities Gas
Pennsylvania
Kay Consolidated ‘Copper Xe
Republic Iron & Steel
Seaboard Air Line
Sinclair Oil & Refining
Sloss, Shef, Steel & Iron
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Southern Railway Ptd
Studebaker Corporation
Tennessee Copper
Tasrs CB
Union Pacific
United Fruit
U.S. Ind
United States Rubber
United States Steel
Linited States Steel
Utah Copper
Virginia Carp
Virginia Coal and Coke
Wabash
Sacs Vevel
Anes
Western
Union
Westinghouse Electric Ee News
Turpentine and Rosin Prices in Naval Stores Markets
Savannah May 28 reports firm turpentine with 42 sales receipts 317 shipments 558 stocks 10551 and firm rosin with 631 receipts 1580 shipments 67139. Prices list B 5.85 D 5.8712 E 5.95 F G H 6.00 I 6.05 K 6.10 M 6.15 N 6.26 WG 6.30 WW 6.40.
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Savannah
Rosin
Death of Mrs Wright at Boardman NC
Mrs E B Wright died at her home in Boardman North Carolina yesterday afternoon at about noon. The 50 year old left a husband B H Wright former president of Butters Lumber Company and three children Edwin S Wright Munt and Martha B Wright. Remains were sent to Grand Rapids Michigan for interment. Mrs Wright was a frequent visitor to Wrightsville Beach and known in Wilmington and beyond.
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Boardman
Wilmington
E. B. Wright
N. C
Grand Rapids
Mich
Wright
Bankers' Association to Hold Oceanic Hotel Meet
Secretary W A Hunt of Henderson visits to finalize arrangements for the State Bankers Association annual meeting at Wrightsville Beach Oceanic Hotel early next month. Officials anticipate unusually large attendance.
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State Bankers’ Association
City
W. A. Hunt
Henderson
Bankers
Oceanic Hotel
Wrightsville Beach
Hunt
Lewis Brothers Mobilize With Local Units
Mr. Thomas W. Lewis returning from Pen's Grove New Jersey to join the Wilmington Light Infantry which is to be mobilized soon. H Travers and R B Lewis Jr also serve in the local Coast Artillery Company and will answer the colors.
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Thomas W. Lewis
R. B. Lewis
Walnut Street
Pen’s Grove
N. J
Wilmington Light Infantry
Messrs. H. Travers
Fighting Huger on West Front
Paris dispatch profiles Daniel Elliott Huger of New York City as a young aviation hopeful joining the La Fayette squadron. The piece traces a multigenerational fighting lineage from 1774 to the present, noting Huger’s background on Wall Street, education, and early military training as he prepares to fly against Germany.
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Paris
Daniel Elliott Huger
New York City
America
France
Monsier de Huger
Bordeaux
General LaFayette
Lynch Proleau Huger
Carolina
Huger
Cuba
Daniel Eliott Huger
Elliott Huger
Rollins & Son
Exchange Place
Hugers
Theodore Reese
New York
Lynch P. Huger
South Carolina
South
la Patrie
South America
Africa
William Lanman
Bull
The
Stock Exchange
American Eaglets
Floyd Bailey
Hudson
Palisades
N. Y
Nyack
Kent School
Connecticut
Randolph-Macon Academy
Virginia
Wall Street
United States Navy
Civilian Training Corps
Corn Remedy Promises Easy Relief and Quick Removal
An advertisement promotes freezone drops to treat corns and calluses. The claim is that direct application relieves pain and removes the corn with no irritation, costing little per quarter-ounce. Also mentions readers who wear high heels should cut this out. A wartime reference notes an American unit heading to France in 1917 and a man eager to serve.
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Cincinnati
Advt
Local Red Cross Chapter Shows Growing Interest
The associate director of the Southern division of the American Red Cross spoke at a meeting in Wadesboro and outlined the branch's activities. Mr Milner presented a graphic view of the work. More than a hundred have joined the local chapter and substantial enthusiasm is evident.
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The
American of Cross Society
Milner
Red Cross
Woman Fighter Given Two Months on County Roads
Recorder George Harriss ordered two months on the county roads for George Hilton colored for assaulting a female. Willie Gus Mazoné Enos Jones and Dolphus Galloway colored paid costs. prayer for judgment continued on gambling charges. Lucile Garrison white had prohibition violation continued until Saturday. A. W. BK waived appearance on disorderly conduct charge. prayer for judgment continued upon paying costs.
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George Harriss
George Hilton
Willie Gus Mazoné
Enos
Jones
Dolphus Galloway
Lucile Garrison
Aquear ‘Ance
Major Kuykendall to Inspect Wilmington Light Infantry Drill
Major E D Kuykendall commander of the Coast Artillery Corps North Carolina National Guard arrives from Greensboro to inspect the Wilmington Light Infantry unit during tomorrow night drill. He is a Greensboro attorney known in the region.
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Wilmington Light Infantry
E. D. Kuykendall
Coast Artillery
Corps
Greensboro
Kuykendall
Petrograd Meeting Voices Patriotism and Naval Attitude
A Times report notes intense patriotism in Petrograd with two hundred respondents praising visits by a naval contingent and workers from factory signs. The shift away from the Black Sea fleet and arsenals is said to have improved public morale and a healthier tone.
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London Times
Petrograd
Cor- Grad
Black Sea
Petro
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Acarleston
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Park
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Major Kuykendall
J. B. McCabe & CO
Certified Public, Accountants
Murchison Bank
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Dean Patonia
Durham E Duplex Razor Co En
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Legwin: Printing Company
Ge Lee
Tom
E. W. Leonard
Ellendale, Tenn
Buckeye Cotton Oil Co
Atlan
Bes
C.W. PolvogtCo
F.kj.fuchs&cd
S. Front St
H. J. Culclagure Bunting
Warren
A.d.cashwell
Bsa
DE. Miles W. Maloney
Wilmington Opteal Co
Nora
Kissin the Butcher Boy
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