Cotton market surge and cargo export from Savannah port
The New York market opened with high price advances for cotton futures, led by bullish Washington crop figures. December rose to 16.57, January to 16.61, and May to 17 cents. The Savannah port shipped 7,400 bales of cotton, pig iron, and lumber on the Spanish steamer Louisa, tied to a $20,000 libel case, with exports by Seaboard, Templeton, and others totaling about $600,000. The coast guard cutter Seminole begins winter cruises soon.
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Washington
Louisa
Genoa
Italy
S Transportation Company
Messrs
Alexander Sprunt
Seaboard
Alabama
Templeton Steamship Company
Market Week Opens With Gains Across Key Stocks
Developments over the weekend show fused strength in investment issues at today’s opening. Norfolk and Western rose two points to a record 1377 8, with gains for Lac Ney Erie and Reading. United States Steel American Can pressed steel car and Colorado Fuel gained one to two points.
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Norfolk and Western
Rose
Dew
Lac Ney
Erie
Reading
United Stat Steel
American Can
Colorado
Receipts Report for September Totals $36,608.23
Capt Thomas D Meares issues the September receipts summary detailing sources such as real estate, licenses, vehicles, chauffeurs, dogs, rents, and building ants. The report lists incomes and costs including server receipts, scavenger collections, sidewalks, interest, and street department expenses totaling 36 608.23.
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Thomas D. Meares
Witex
Water Stage Report At Cape Fear River Capesville
River stage at Cape Fear near Fayetteville was nine feet yesterday at eight in the morning with the tide rising and forecasts of continued high water levels.
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Cape Fear River
Vavetteville
N. C
Stoves Cause Fires In Two City Homes
The fire department responded twice today to oil stove related blazes. At 11 34 a m an oil stove exploded at 416 Grace Street the home of J C McKeithan causing minor damage. A second blaze at 316 Maclean Street in the home of J G Britton also caused very little damage.
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Grace Vreet
J. G. Britton
Mac- Ean Street
Mining men to go before commission
Atlantic City N J Oct 2 members of the Mexican American commission resumed today their conference on conditions of Mexican affairs to find a basis for border control. Men representing the more important mining industries interests of Mexico are here to appear before the Mexican commissioners in support of their belief that conditions in Mexico are such as to make impracticable a resumption of mining operations.
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Contercoe
Ien
Yoico
Rncan
M Hoperen
Mexico
Four Million Bales Ginned In Early Cotton Report
The Census Bureau reports 4,062,991 bales ginned before Sept 25 including 83,527 round bales and 31,260 Sea Island. North Carolina shows 50,275 bales and South Carolina 265,120. The season’s early data highlight regional totals and bale types.
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Sea Island
Census Bureau
North Carolina
South Carolina
Women Tour for Hughes Campaign Train in New York
Several hundred women from this and other cities attended a breakfast in honor of 25 speakers who later joined Hughes campaign train for a month long tour through 28 states. The group paraded down Fifth Avenue and gathered briefly in front of the Republican National Committee headquarters.
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New York
Hughes
Fifth Avenue
Republican National Committee
Tigers Suffer In Recorder Court Prohibition Cases
Three African American defendants faced Recorder B G Empie over illegal alcohol sales. Jim Lewis received three months on the roads with an appeal allowed. Babe Singletary paid a 10 dollar fine and costs, lighter due to his disability. W N Nixon’s case was continued until Friday. Deems Washington was granted nonpros for larceny due to absence of a vital witness.
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Jim Lewis
Babe Singletary
Miss Anna Gordon to keynote state WCTU meeting at First Baptist
Miss Anna A. Gordon of Evanston Illinois president of the National WCTU arrived from Sumter South Carolina to attend the state WCTU meeting in the First Baptist church. She will deliver the principal address Wednesday evening and speak on reform and law enforcement. Delegates and state officers arrive this afternoon for the conference.
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Evanston, Ill
Sumter
S. C
First Baptist Church
Miss Gordon
Orton Hotel
the Dispatch
South Carolina
Kindergarten Opens at St Pauls Lutheran Church
The St Pauls Lutheran Church kindergarten opened in the Memorial building. A room will host about two dozen children aged four to six, with Miss Bertha Zoek as director and Rev BoClat sen coordinating parent inquiries.
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Democrats Rally in Ernul Brings Hood Addresses
New Bern North Carolina October 2 Democrats in Bridgeton fill schoolhouse rally as Congressman George E Hood and other leaders praise party achievements and urge December turnout. Wilson-Bickett Club formed as Democrats enroll all present amid plans for a large county vote. a Woodland picnic doubles as rally. Republican speaker John Fowler failed to appear at Dover.
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Bridgeton
George B. Hood
Wilson-Bickett Club
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George E. Hood
John Fowler
Clinton County
Dover
Fowler
First Edition of Commercial Bulletin Attracts Praise
The Wilmington Chamber of Commerce published the first edition of the Commercial Bulletin. The four page issue has circulated widely and drawn substantial favorable comment from readers and businesses.
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Commercial Bulletin
Wilmington Chamber of Commerce
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