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Wilmington Dispatch

Location

Wilmington, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1917

Page

3

New York cotton market falls on storm fears and futures shift

The market opened easy with a drop of about 13 points, then firmed and traded 9 to 23 points lower early, with mid October near 24.30 and January around 24. The close showed steady with spot cotton at middling 25.30. New Orleans reports limited damage while concerns of delayed movement persisted east of Orleans.

New York Aton New Orleans Orleans Liverpool Guthern

New Orleans Cotton Prices Fluctuate Amid Hurricane Warnings

In New Orleans on September 28 the cotton market moved with narrow swings. Early gains gave way to declines of 6 to 12 points, October through May futures showing mixed closes as nervousness rose from hurricane warnings along the middle coast. Spot cotton remained steady with prices for law middling to good middling quoted and receipts tallied.

New Orleans Middle Coast

Liverpool Cotton Market Report Sees Steady Prices

Liverpool on Sept 28 notes steady cotton values with American middling at 19.07 to 19.67 and various spreads. Sales total 3,000 bales, including 2,600 American, receipts 22,060 bales with 21,600 American. Futures higher by around 10 points led by October at 11.47 and near-term contracts. Noon closing values cited as 1.77 for September and 17.47 for September-October.

Liverpool

Weekly cotton statistics from Liverpool market

Liverpool data dated Sept 28 reports total forward shipments to mills at 61 000 bales with 57 1 American origin. US stocks amount to 172 600 bales while total stock stands at 266 000 bales. Imports equal 62 000 bales with all imports American. exports are nil.

Liverpool

Chicago Grain Falls on Frost and Bearish News

Chicago grain markets opened with declines in corn due to frost and bearish peace gossip. December prices ranged around 1.18 3-4 to 1.19 1-4, with May near 1.16 1-4 to 1-2. Oats followed corn’s drop, while provisions weakened on grain weakness and hog prices rose briefly before sellers returned.

Chicago

Turpentine and Rosin Prices and Stocks Report

Savannah price report shows Turpentine firm with sales 44 stock 31 998 receipts 192 shipments 200 and Rosin firm with sales 664 receipts and shipments 1 746 stock 84. The quote lists grades B D B F and others with prices from 6.10 to 7.75 reflected for various grades and types.

Savannah Wea

Cotton Seed Oil Market Steady After Trades

New York cotton seed oil market closed steady on September 28 with futures at October 16.9 percent, December 16.59, January 16.62, March 16.76, and May 16.90. Total sales 40 900.

New York

President Wilson Fends Off Real Usurper in Washington

United Press reports a self styled president arrived in Washington seeking to take the White House. He was escorted to police headquarters and confined to the psychopathic ward of the Washington Asylum Hospital.

United Press Washington United States Keokuk White House Wilson Secret Service Washington Asylum Canada McAdoo Mexico Batty Battalion California Union Station New York Brooklyn Bridge

Market opens with mixed results on New York stocks

Trading begins Moderately unsettled as shipping and copper shares dip. United States Steel and several issue groups edge higher briefly then retreat. Liberty bonds climb to a fresh high while major rails and coppers show uneven moves including Atlantic coast favorites and industry leaders.

New York St. Paul United States Liberty

Bradley Arrested In Dam Destruction Probe

A. J. Bradley, president of the James River and Kanawha Power Co., was arrested on a charge of attempting to destroy the Old Dominion Iron and Nail Works dam in the James River. He had previously bailed two black men caught drilling holes in the dam and defended the motive as a threat to force removal of the dam from his property.

Associated Richmond A. J. Bradley James River and Kanawha Power Company Wiley Old Dominion Iron and Nail Works Company, Inc James River Bradley Arthur Davis Bennie Hockaday

Cranks Barred at White House as Prescott Whisked Away

A chaotic scene at the capital ends with a farmer arrested and sent to the psychiatric ward while plainclothes officers keep cranks from approaching the White House. The account emphasizes the need for sane entry to reach the president.

Tive Union Station White House

Liverpool Cotton Futures Resumed on Exchange

Messrs W B Cooper and Co report telegram from New York announcing resumption of Liverpool cotton futures trading on October 1 with new rules. Contracts use good middling value, single months only, five months ahead, first January 1918, daily fluctuation limit one penny, orders limited to British Empire and allied countries, jobbers follow old liquidation rules.

W. B. Cooper New York Liverpool Bitten Exchange Liverpool Liverpool Cotton Exchange British Empire Great Britain

No Investigation of Heflin Charges Prompted by Von Bernstorff Request

After a heated session today the House Rules committee refused to act on resolutions proposing a congressional investigation of Representative Heflin's charges that several members of Congress acted suspiciously when Count von Bernstorff sought authority to spend $50,000 to influence Congress on submarine warfare.

Associated Press Washington House Rules Committee Representative _Heflin Congress Count von Bernstorff

Wounded Lieut Keating and Two Deaths Reported in War

Washington reports slight wounding of First Lieut Howard F Keating of Philadelphia during a September 24 night air raid. Private James Tracy dies from an accident in line of duty. next kin Mrs E J Tracey of Philadelphia. Sergeant Pit Johnson dies September 24 from natural causes. next kin Mrs Christina Levine of St Paul Minnesota.

Associated Press Washington Howard F. Keating Philadelphia War Department General Pershing Keating James Tracy E. J. Tracey Pit Johnson Christina Levine St. Paul, Minn

Archibald Denies Forged Receipt From German Embassy

Writer James F. J. Archibald presented a letter to George Creel chairman of the U S committee on public information claiming his signature on a $5000 receipt from the German embassy for propaganda work was forged. He said he never signed such a receipt and the document had been released amid German plots disclosures.

Associated Press New York James FL J. Archibald George Creel Committee On Public Information Washington America Archibald

Mi O Na Quick Relief Ends Indigestion Advertisement

An old advertisement for Mi O Na tablets promises rapid relief from heartburn dizziness after dinner distress and sour gassy stomach. It offers a 60 cent box with money back guarantee and notes R R Bellamy as the advertiser.

R. R. Bellamy

Greece Orders Big Farm Machinery For Balkans Development

A Greek led venture financed by Greek, French and American capital orders large scale American farm machinery to develop Macedonia and Thessaly. First shipments of 200 tractors and 1,500 auto carts left New York as Greece aims to modernize farming, boost grain and tobacco output, and reduce dependence on imports. The plan reflects war driven needs to feed Europe, with emphasis on self sufficiency and enhanced agricultural exports.

Athens Aus Macedonia Thessaly Greece United States New York Volo Balkan Europe Russia Bulgaria India America Jonnart

Tide Water Power announces fall schedule on Beach Line

Tide Water Power Company says the regular fall schedule becomes effective on Beach Line next Monday October 1st. The new timetable will appear in today's advertising columns.

Beach Line Tidewater Power Company

Liquid Remedy Promises Quick Relief for Indigestion

A vintage advertisement touts a beef iron and wine liquid tonic as a superior remedy to tablets. It features customer testimonials praising digestion, sleep, and liver function, and notes availability at Elvington's Pharmacy with a $1.00 price from Interstate Drug Co., Inc., New York.

J. B. Barrett Main St Columbia 8. C Elvington Interstate Drug Co., Inc New York

Sunday Street Transit Schedule Fragments

Special for Sunday notices list front and Princess streets departures every hour from unspecified start to 5 PM and Beach departures every half hour from 2:45 PM to 5:45 PM.

Front and Princess Streets Beach Ninth Orange Streets Spresse Moti

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