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Wilmington Dispatch

Location

Wilmington, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1917

Page

3

Market Slump and Local Ordinance Talk Dominate York News

Rail stocks fell at the opening with St Paul Delaware and Hudson and Union Pacific down as market activity eased. In York City Council, traffic and junk-dealer regulation dominated as officials debated street parking and a permit system for scrap sales.

York St. Paul Delaware and Hudson Union Pacific Canadian Pacific Reading New York Central Attiomoes Princess Street Merritt Red Cross Grate Will Rehder Bradshaw James Owen Reilly Thomas H. Wright Ruark Reilly Thierry Tthat W. M. Cumming New Hanover Food Conservation Commission W. A. McGirt Finance Committee

Washington approves vast tax bill to fund war effort

The enacted measure, approved by Speaker Clark and Vice President Marshall, raises about 850 million from income and war excess profits, plus roughly one billion from excess profits taxes. Major levies target tobacco, liquors, mail, autos, transportation, stamps, and amusements with varied effective dates after signing. The bill heads to President Wilson for immediate signature.

Washington Senate Marshall Anda Clark Presi Wilson House Clark Marshall White House

New York Cotton Market Surges on Government Reports

The New York cotton market opened with renewed activity and excitement as overnight government report reassessment spurred a broad advance. December rose to about 26.11 and January to 26.90, with hedge selling by South American interests and gains supported by buyers from foreign and domestic trade.

New York Coop Newry Mcetober Jwcember

New York Spots Oct Spot Cotton Prices

New York spot market reports middling cotton at 27.25 cents per pound as of October 3, reflecting a ready market for fiber.

New York York

New Orleans Cotton Rises on Cold Weather Demand

Cotton trading in New Orleans opens with prices up due to cold weather and bullish reports on planting and ginning. Active months gain 100 to 101 points while the session ends irregularly with advances of 92 to 107 points across near contracts.

New Orleans

New Orleans Spot Cotton Prices Rise on Oct. 3

Spot cotton in New Orleans on October 3 rose 93 points to firm levels with 1,852 sales on the spot and 3,554 to arrive. Low middling at 462, middling 25.25, good middling 25.75. Receipts 4,817. stock 88,711.

New Orleans

Liverpool Cotton Prices Rise as U.S. Goods Lead Demand

Liverpool on Oct 3 reports spot firm with gains of 60 points. Good middling 19.77 and middling 19.32, sales total 3,000 bales including 2,600 American. Receipts 200 bales, all American. Futures close firm with new contracts January at 19.00, March 18.75, May 18.50. old contracts fixed include October 28.87 and December-January 17.70.

Liverpool

Chicago Grain Markets Show Bearish Tone on Corn

Chicago reports mild bearish pressure as corn leads losses after forecasts cut U S yields by 60 million bushels. December futures open around 1.19 and May near 1.16 with a later retracement. oats hold firm and hogs show strength amid buying realized yesterday.

Chicago

Cotton seed oil market closes strong in New York

The cotton seed market in New York closed strong with spot at 17.60 and futures rising to 17.66 for October, 17.13 for December, 17.16 for January, 17.27 for March, and 17.30 for May. Total sales reached 45,200 barrels.

New York

Local counsel engaged to aid at inquest

District Attorney J O Carr and Iredell Meares have been retained by Shepard Bryan of Atlanta to assist Judge Robert Worth Bingham’s defense and to obtain information regarding the exhumation of Mrs Bing ham from Oakdale cemetery about ten days ago.

Carr Iredell Meares J. O. Carr Shepard Bryan, Esq Atlanta Robert Worth Bingham Louisville Bingham Oakdale Cemetery

Prominent man Whitcover dies suddenly in Fayetteville

Mr H Whitcover longtime insurance and fraternal leader died suddenly in Fayetteville yesterday. He headed Penn Mutual Life Insurance Agency in the state and held the 32nd Masonic degree. Survived by two daughters and a son of Marion South Carolina, funeral in Florence with Rev S Mendelsohn to conduct services.

H. Whitcover Fayetteville H. Withcover Withcover Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company Marion S. C Florence S. Mendelsohn D. D Whitover

Deserter Taken to Fort Caswell Under Draft Rules

Joseph Janichi admitted he failed to respond to the selective draft board call. He was taken into custody and moved to Fort Caswell for transfer to the commanding officer. He claimed naval volunteer rejection and ignorance of the YMCA location. Deserters face a $50 reward for capture under Provost Marshal General Crowder's order.

Joseph Janichi Selective Draft Board Fort Caswell Janichi Naval Volunteers Crowder

Rubber Stamps Rubber Stamps LeGWIN PRINTING CO

LeGWIN PRINTING CO offers rubber stamps and printing services at 8 Grace Street with a contact phone number 220. The notice highlights available stamping options and the shop’s location for business customers.

Alumni Meeting and Local Marriage License Notice

Alumni of State Normal College Greensboro are urged to meet in Sorosis Club rooms tomorrow at 6 pm. A marriage license was issued today for Annie Meade Lynch and LeRoy Simpson Cruser. A parcel post social at St Matthew's Lutheran church tomorrow from 4 to 10 pm offers zones by weight with fees and refreshments for all attendees.

State “Normal College Greensboro Sorosis Annie Meade Lynch LeRoy Simpson Cruser Women's’ Missionary Society of

Proceedings Begun in Superior Court by Hyman Supply

Attachment proceedings were begun in Superior Court by the Hyman Supply Company against the Southern Stave and Lumber Company. Property of the defendant in New Hanover and Pender was taken under the process. Kenan and Wright are the attorneys appealing for the defendant.

Superior Court Hyman Supply Company Southern Stave and Lumber Company New Hanover and Pender Kenan and Wright

Waccamaw River Bridge Authorized

The House passed a bill allowing Whiteville Lumber Co to build a bridge across the Waccamaw river near Pireway between Columbus and Brunswick counties. The measure, approved by the Senate last week, now becomes law.

George H. Manning Washington, D. C Whiteville Lumber Company Waccamaw River Pireway Columbus Brunswick House Hood Senate

Sun Rise And Sun Set

A brief note records the phrases sun rise and sun set as a simple temporal or natural reference with no additional context or details.

Belgium Receives Additional 2 Million in Loans

The U S government advanced Belgium another 2 million dollars on October 3 adding to prior loans totaling 7.5 million dollars a month for six months and a prior special loan of 4.9 million dollars.

Belgium Associated Press Washington

Atlantic Coast Line Rail revenue statement 1917 figures

Revenue and expense figures shown for the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad present year 1917. The statement lists totals including 3,355,674.04 in revenues and 2,531,780.11 in other items with adjustments and balances detailed alongside 1916 figures such as 2,605,922.94 and 929,933.11 with various allocations and totals.

Passengers Luggage Searched for Whisky

Richmond October 3. Department of Justice operatives enforcing liquor controls searched two trains. Day coaches were checked while parlor and sleeping cars were not molested. A Negro woman was arrested and several suitcases seized as trains from Washington and Alexandria were examined. Secret Service and State Prohibition officials defended warrantless baggage inspections. railroad officials threaten legal action.

Associated Press Richmond Department of Justice Washington Virginia Alexandria Secret Service Sidney Peters State Prohibiteh

Pompeian HAIR Massage touted as cure for dandruff

An old advertisement extols Pompeian HAIR Massage as a treatment not a tonic claiming it wakes scalp roots, opens pores, clears dandruff, and makes hair healthy and attractive. It promises visible results in a month with massaging once or twice weekly and cites consumer testimonials and barber usage.

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