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Wilmington Dispatch

Location

Wilmington, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1917

Page

3

Liberty Loan drive expands for second issue in region

The Second Liberty Loan campaign opens with strong local support and a goal of at least 3200000 in the territory. City groups. Boy Scouts. women’s clubs. and police and fire departments join in soliciting subscriptions as markets show gains and conditions improve.

Liberty Loan Committee Third Federal Reserve District Chicago Federal Reserve District Richmond Virginia Historical Society Robert E. Lee St. John’s Episcopal Church Patrick Henry Fifth Federal Reserve District

New York Spot Cotton Quiet at Middling 25.25

The New York cotton market opened with spot prices steady at middling grade level 25.25 as of today October 1. Traders noted a calm trading session with minimal price movements and no notable買 or selling pressure from major buyers.

New Orleans Cotton Opens Higher Then Drops Back

New Orleans October 1 cool weather spurred buying at the market opening and prices rose to 16 points. Offerings increased as the session progressed and prices fell in the final half hour to a net decline of 1 to 2 points. Cotton closed steady 4 to 18 points higher or lower?

New Orleans

New Orleans Spot Cotton Quiet on Oct 1

New Orleans spots were quiet and unchanged on October 1 with one bale sold to arrive. Prices ranged from low middling 23.50 to good middling 24.63, while receipts reached 4,322 and the stock stood at 75,594. sales totaled 3,265 bales to arrive.

New Orleans

Liverpool Cotton Market Quiet with Higher Spot Prices

Cotton prices rose 18 points on spot sales in Liverpool with good middling at 19.25 and other grades listed. Total sales hit 3,000 bales, 2,100 American, while receipts reached 83,000 bales, 64,500 American. Futures closed quiet with new contracts at January 17.60, February 17.50, March 17.38, April 17.27, May 17.17. old futures unchanged.

Liverpool

Frosts Lift Corn Prices Amid Uncertain Crop Damage

Frosts in parts of Iowa Missouri and Indiana nudged corn prices higher in Chicago trade with doubts on severe damage keeping buyers cautious. Opening quotes ranged from 1 8 to 1 4 cents with December and May futures up, oats following corn, while provisions stayed firm as stock yard sellers acted. The corn bulge provided overall market strength.

Chicago Iowa Missouri Indiana

Trolley Car Hits Truck on Front Street Near Grace Street

A southbound trolley car collided with a W. J. Bradshaw & Co. auto truck on Front Street just south of Grace Street this morning before noon. The truck sustained slight damage. Motorman J. T. Burton and conductor A. F. Flowers piloted the trolley.

W. J. Bradshaw & Co Front Street Grace ‘Street A. F. Flowers

Cotton Seed Oil Market Quotes in New York

The cotton seed oil market in New York on October 1 shows spot at 17.15, October at 17.28, December 16.73, January 16.75, March 16.86, and May 16.95. Total volume reported 23,000.

New York Cotton Seed Oi

Little to Speak at Whiteville on Agricultural Meetings

Special to The Dispatch. Whiteville North Carolina October 1 There will be three meetings Thursday October 4 in the county courthouse for county agricultural groups. A 10 AM business session of the County Board of Agriculture. A 2 PM meeting of the County Food Conservation Commission. A 3 PM joint session of the Agricultural and Conservation boards featuring Jos W Little of Wilmington and R W Freeman of Wilson addressing attendees.

Whiteville County Court House County Board of Agriculture County Food Conservation Commission Agricultural and Conservation Boards Jos. W. Little Wilmington R. W. Freeman Wilson Farmers’ Co-operative Extension Work

Harvest Festival Oration at Masonic Temple

Bishop Thomas Campbell Darst will be the orator for Johnson Blaxely Lodge of Perfection No. 5 Harvest Festival tonight at 8 30 in the Scottish Rite rooms Masonic Temple Raleigh resident W W Willson will be toastmaster A banquet will follow attended by Masons and ladies who have attained the fourteenth degree.

Thomas Campbell Darst Tishri Johnson

Sunrise and Sunset Times Released

Daily sun times show sunrise at 6:01 and sunset at 5:55 as Tuesday’s schedule.

Stage of Water in Cape Fear River at Fayetteville

Stage of water in the Cape Fear River at Fayetteville North Carolina at 8am yesterday measured 118 feet.

Cape’Fear Fayetteville N. C

Mayor to open municipal coal mine in Evansville

Evansville officials push for city operated coal supply with fair pricing. Mayor Bosse plans a municipal mine costing at least 100000, to be sold to the city at cost plus 6 percent interest, operated by the water works department if law allows. The mine aims 2000 tons daily with modern gear and coal yards along traction lines and rail, selling wholesale and retail near cost. Meanwhile Southern Railway cuts Beaufort Sleeping Car to Winston-Salem Goldsboro line with trains 232-112 and 111-237.

Chandler Ind Evansville Bosse Water Works Department Indiana Bo#se Winston-Salem-Moreread City-Beaufort

Wilmington Patriotic Penny drives aid for WWI workers

A Wilmington group discusses funding war relief through the Patriotic Penny, thanking supporters from Mrs. Taft to Master Edward Strain. They urge continuous pennies and scraps, describe donations of cloth, linens, and everyday items, and request boxes and sewing efforts to maximize in-kind support for soldiers.

Giles National Aid Wilmington North Carolina White Chemical Company France R., B. Lewis, Jr Fort Caswell New York Times Belgium Woolvin Hall Taft John— Dudley Strain Edward Gr Jr Johnson Woolcott W. J Martie Houston

Miraculous Cure Claimed For Malaria By Elixir Babek

A Virginia man testimonials that Elixir Babek cured a relative of malaria after doctors gave up. He says it has worked for sixteen years in his family, stopping chills with three doses and serving as a superior tonic. The advertisement urges keeping Babek in the medicine chest and claims prevention of malaria and related ailments.

Siiang J. F. Oerlet Vienna Dlixir Babek

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