Local Shorts Report Highlights and Exposition News
Belvedere plantation report notes Dickson McRae killed a white rice bird. Wilmington elder Nathaniel Fowler sick. Sixth street railroad bridge repaired by Hezekiah Reed. J W Taylor departed for Boston Exposition with native woods for display. Front Street Church collected funds for repairs after services. Warrock and Dyer plan a Sunday Morning Mail venture in November. King & Co built a metal life boat for the John Dawson. Benjamin Delamar dies at Woody Currie’s office. leaves two children. Mayor Hall and Ford Jowett house burglary attempt thwarted. Mrs. Warren Kay praises jars sent to Boston Exposition. Presidential party to arrive in Washington. Hyacinthe lecturing in America. Boston Exposition opens with notable addresses. Hazelhurst, Mississippi lawyer A. W. Barnett shot by 17-year-old Chas Hart. Annapolis cadet W G McMillan from NC. cotton crop drought noted. Northern Pacific spike ceremony with Evarts speaker. Frost damage in Minnesota Iowa Wisconsin crops. Cincinnati Exposition prospects. Typhus rising in New York. Government tug C D Philips burned at Petersburg. Comet sighting near Draco verified by Warner Observatory. Mr. Brooks offered prize. claim window open. Warren & Co cure touts kidney and liver remedy.
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Dickson McRae
Belvedere
Nathaniel Fowler
Wilmington
Sixth Street
Hezekiah Reed
J. W. Taylor
E.S. Warrock
Geo. R. Dyer
Sunday Morning Mail
North Carolina
F. M
Benjamin Delamar
Messrs
Woody & Currie
Crunswick
Bladen
Mayor Hall
Cradford Jowett
Smithville
Elizabeth Warren Kay
Commissioner Worth
Sairsville
Mra. Warren
Washington
Bevtay
Vere Hyacinthe
America
Boston
Chas, Hart
Annapolis
W. G. McMillan
Northern Pacific Railroad
W. M. Evarts
Minnesota
Iowa
Wisconsin
Cincinnati
New York
C. D.+ Philips
Peterburg
Turpentine and Cotton Markets Show Firm Tone Across Regions
The day’s reports indicate firm cotton prices with Middling and Good Middling steady amid ongoing sales of 100 to 225 bales. Turpentine and rosin markets remain steady to firm with quotes for Strained and Good Strained and yellow dip varieties, while corrod and tar prices show limited movements. Continuous notes of dull openings and later sales mark the overall trading in September.
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Virgin
Corron
Sirnus Luncen Ris
Rosin
Jotton Wolo
Arigis Tikes Risg
Crupe Tenrestink Smarket Glitet
Vents
Rosth
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Front Street
Wor. Brooks
Phelps
N. Y
Draco
Lewis Swi
Warner Observatory
Rochester
Mirane
Warner
Brooks
Rircuwcosp
H.oh. Warren & Cos
F. B. Mcovs
Corres
Dem
Die Bales
Srisis Toseesrink
Rosis
Corros
Ste
Cysan
Tha
SLES
Warneh
Wm, Warner & CO
N.Y
Wheeler
Jenin
Aethee
Wheeler's
Khemahie Kenedy
Muti
Abure
Alice Guijoat
Gaye Weil
Joran
Seidaw
Llereery
Bewaachua
Herynis Ees
Wey
Reul
Thea
Europe
Wheelige
Rideau
Iver
Wales
Wiekers
Neryner Ty Press
Feettal de Ham
Ak Pens
Amtieat
Sataps
Ame
Baltimore
White Lily
Anere
McDougal
Bowden
Serge
GEO. R. Frenog & Sons
D. A. Smith
North Front Street
Rome
Pertene
Euumera
Stirk
Viola Rivers
Orrin Hollis
Willie Sells
Caron
Professor White
Donaldson Brothers
Herr Dayton
Hercules
DE Beast
Gouisville
Courter Journal
Henry Watters
Booth
Justhne Sells Brothers
Whiten
Mie
Americas
MUST
Ochestra
Ron Aose
Startling
Lecoreal Tableau
Columbus
Tor
Cpos
Leparting
Dehi
Patiens
Sells Bros
Tutt’s
Feaenlar
Turi
Tutt
Murray Street
Hotel Brunswick
Swithville, N.G
Seaside Hotel
Wrightsville, N.C
B. L. Perry
Hranswick
Spectous Hall
Billard
Mem
Fok Brabr
Wilmington, Wrightsville
Sucion
Tay
Huperiaian
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