THE WILMINGTON DISPATCH. THUESDAEVENING,-MAY 9, 19 18.
COTTON MARKETS.
Wilmington (spot)
, ..30.00
. ..30.00
..32 1-2
..22 1-2
orfolK
i..fnt1 - .
NEW YORK COTTON.
vnrt May 9. The cotton
' was ouiet
in today's early
,,.th nrices showing steadi-
sdin!L fHher scattered Covering OT
Ponderate demand from Other
l Better cables than due, the
P12' j ohcpnre of soot pressure.
reduction reported fas' the of-
-Hne war-risks were factors
opening advance 01 i w o
Mouses with Liverpool and
I? Street connections were among
IfflU street favorablft
father map evidently failed to 1
V . selling of consequence. July
lWts sold up to 25.66 and Octo-
Vtto "5.01. or about 18 Pmts net
"T).i,'ofo mhlfis attributed the
Ivlipr xi t-1-' "
' ... t ..T-rvnnl tr TirnsTippti! fnr
I ;-.,nrp 111 W'r'uu' l -
.;hpr restrictions on imports
i .,1 ctoariv
I i-i . v:i 1
High. Low. Close.
.26.58 25.95 28.63
.26.30 25.40
.25.68 24776
.25.55 24.72
.25.42 24,49
26.33
25.63
25.52
25;41
w
lOctober -j.
bcemter
jsiiuary
npW YORK SPOT COTTON,
vl York. May 9.-ottdfii Spot
Ueady; miQUU&
NEW ORLEANS COTTON.
WW OrleansMay 8.The price of
4 . -x o? -. ?1 nninta nmiinrl thA
' a continued dry and warm
rotter over the belt. . Fe.ar of unfa-
0,0 downward movement and nt -the
ad of tee d"81 nan. UUUI wro uiumus
yere 6 to 11 points under yesterday's
dose." , . '
Cotton closed sieaay ai an aarance
of 2 to 1" points.
Cotton closed steady at an advance
Of 84 to 88 points.
High. Low. Close.
May
July .. ..
.. ..26:28 25.98 26.64
.. ..25.54. 24.61,
.. ..24.65 23.70.
.. ..24.50 23.60
....23.79 23.76
25.52f
24.62
24.50
24.46
OctoBfer..
BeceaiBer
January ..
NEW ORLEANS SPOT COTTON.
New Orleans, May 9. Cotton: Spot
cM and unchanged. Sales on the
Ifot 1,081; to arrive none; low mid-
m 26.60; middling Z8.5U; good
middling 29.75; receipts 6,588; stock
mm
LIVERPOOL COTTON.
Iirerpool, May 9. tlotton: Spot
fpiet; prices firmerL. good middling
fi.S8; middling 21.36; low middling
1.53; good orinair 19.83; orinary
ML
feles 3,000 hales, fneluifig 2,400
Herican. Receipts 3.400 bales, all
terican. Futures closed steady.
Jew contracts: May 21.601 June
Jfl; July 20,65; Aag4ist 20.ll; -Sep-teber
19.71.
Old contracts (fixed prices): May
121; May-June 20.13; " June-July
CHICAGO GRAIN. .
Ciicago, May 9. Corn displayed a
pod deal of strength today on the
respects of unseasonable cold. Open
ing prices, which varied from an
tomd figures to 7-8c higher, with
May 1.27 1-2 and July 1.46 1-2 to
146 7-8. were followed bv moderate
tother gains.
wisip of a revival of exnert de
mand gave the oats market an upward
ilaiL Cafnflrmatifra of sueh tAlk.
Jovever, was lacking. After opening
"to 17-sc higher, with July at 67 5-8
ra w, tirices hardflfnid ft Uttlfe atA
wen unaerwent some reaction.
- - T
..l uus aiuc3 vyas iguureu.
Grain and provision prices follow:
1 urn
Open.
Close
May ..
1.271-2
1.46 1-2
.74 1-4
.67 5-8
1.27 1-2
1.47 38
Oats-
y .. ..
.75 1-2
July .
.67 7-8
Pork
.45.95
.46.45
.25.80
.26.15
. .24.40x
Jalv
45.90
46.35
25.77
26.12
'"2O0-
Lard-
fey ..
Ptember
Ribs-
July ..
September
.24.90
to ' ,, ra' No- 2 ye"ow, nominal;
lsfi a , ' 'Ji-w; xno. 4 yeiiow,
ifiSW?- Wt. K 3-479 1-2-;
i-z791-2 Rye No.. 2,
VmiL iJlie-v. i.6ow:$. Timotny,
TCl(ver. 18.0628.66. Pork
ggl- Lard, 25.40 RibS, 23.20
Market Review, Marine and Weather News
7
- STOCK MARKEJ,
New York, May ' 9. Irregular price
changes prevailed at the opealag of
today's stock market, latest war feul
letlfis Causing moderate reactions la
leading Issues. Heading forfeited the
greater part of a point witfi United
States Steel, but these declines were
more than offset 6y th further
strength of Marine preferred New
Haven, St. Paul comsion and pre
ferred, Southern Railway fiethleBem
Steel, American ugar and Pttllman,
Advances in those stocks ranged from
1 to 3 1-2 points. Liberty bonds were
steady. ,
American Beet Sugar , . .
American Can ... .. . ,
American Car & Foitndry
American Locomotive . .
American Linseed . , .
74 1-4
44 3.4
V
71 1-2 i
..67
343-8
.411-4
American Smelt. A Refining
American Sugar
American T. & T. . .,
Anaconda Copper . "..
Atchison . ,, ,4 . . . , ,
Atl., Gulf & W. Indies . .
Baldwin Lecornotlve .. ..
Baltimore & Ohio . ,
Bethlehem Steel "W' . . . ,
Canadian Pacific :
Central Leather . ; . . . ;
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chi., Mil. & St. Paul ..
ChL, It. I. & Pac
Chino Copper .. .." ..
Colorado Fuel A Iron ..
Corn Products
Crucible Steel ,
Cuba ,Cane Sugar . .
Erie '. . , s . . . '. t
....1081-2
. 98 1-2
. 66S--S
. S4a-4
.in
. . 83 3-4
.. 53 3-4
86 14
.149
General Electric ..
General Motors ....
Great Northern Pf d. ....
Great Northern Ore Ctfs.
Illinois Central
Inspiration Copper- . . . '
..54
. . 25 12
. . 921-2
i. 41
. . 32 3-4
. .113 1-2
Int. Merc. Marine . . . .
Int. Merc. Marine Pfd. ..
International Paper . . . .
Kennecott Copper . . . :
Louisville & Nashville . .
Maxwell Motors . . . . . .
26
Hejcican Petroleum .
.. 17
Miami Copper
Midvale Steel
Missouri Pacific
New York Central
Norfolk & Western
Northern Pacific .. .. ..
Ohio Cities Gas ...
Pennsylvania . . . . ....
28 3-4
48 1-4
. ... 22 7-8
. ?13 4
165
. . . . 17 1-4
. .. 46 3-8
, .. 44
. .. 531-2
Pittsburgh , Goal . . . .
Ray Consolidated Coppers
25 1-2
Reading 871-8
Rep. Iron & Steel . 881-4
Sinclair Oil & Refining 28
Southern. Pacific 84 5-8
Southern Railway .... ... 23
Studebaker Corporation . . . . 26 7-8
Tennessee Copper .. .
.. 17 3-8
..152 1-4
. . 58 1-2
..123
. . 911-2
.131 14
.. 57 5-8
..107 1-4
.. 83
.. 411-2
Teas Co. . . X:
Tobacco Products
Union --Pacific ..
(ex. dlv.)
United Cigar Stores . . . .
U. S. Ind. Alcohol ...4
United States Rubber
United States Steel .. ..
Utah Copper ; .. ..
Wabash Pfd. HA"
Westinghouse Electric
Willys-Overland . .
American Tobacco ..
Atlantic Coast Line .. .
Gulf States Steel . .
Seaboard Air Line ...
Sloss, Shef. Steel & Iron
United Fruit (bid) .
Virginia Caro. Chem. . .
42
17 3-8
...169
90 3-4
. .107
. .. 7 7-8
. .. 63
..,.123
. 481-2
. CHICAGO LIVE STOCK
Chicago, May d. Hogs: Receipts,
32 666. Firm. Bulk 17.75lS.65; light
17 6618.16; mixed 17.4018.15;
heavy 16.7618.05; rough 16.70(g)
17.66. Pigs 14.2517.56.
Cattle: Receipts, 13,000. Steady.
Native steers 10.6617.56; stockers
and feeders 8.7612.66; cows and
heifers 6.8614.16; calves 8.60
14.00. y
Sheep: Receipts 7,000. Steady.
Sheep 12.7516.60; lambs 13.50
26.86.
NOTICE. ,
Ndfth Carolina, .New Hanoyer County In
the Superior uoutt, iseire me viw.
i Me mhtter of New .fliBowr County
Drainage District .No. 2.
in
ORDER. .
Tnis cause commg vu w
fh flnal reoort of the. Board of View
ar hairing thia da been filed Wltn thli
1 Court, ana navmg wen uuuiuw, .fit
''to be in due form and in accordancce with
the law, ana is nereoy aecepieu.
The Court appoints the 23rd day of May,
1918, as the time when it will further con
sider and pass upon the said report. .
It is hereby ordered, that, a copy of this
order be posted at the Court House door,
and at five conspicuous places within said
nrairmiro District. -and Be published in
the Wilmington Dispatch, a newspaper M
general circulation rrithin the couftty,
two conserutjre Weeks, this the 29tn
of April. 1911
liain ine couniy, ior
day
W. .N. HARRIS.
Clefk Super;dr Coutt.
5-a-i7ti
BRINGING UP FATHER
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V m Him MACCtE oo "foo know
1 J ATiD KeoO COOKING I . tH LE-WTO " ) P ' ' . B UC M FNE ' C - l
n 7 J tJL ! ' y isqw- 1 I if THiei3A 1 4 - voice::; rr ' i
ii J Y , r that'&.-YHE M 1 V-a i r: ir aCAJT I think. Ij :tH-i 4
i i BEtTNEWblVe CS 'Ml rS 1 2 ' JfcV y THE WORK l4 TOO fpP -
" " HgAcvx for Hg:p 1 ;
!l . . m . : ;- ' " --i-;7- -7- 1 :. . ' " .--Ml
Q (Wholesale PrieM.)
S5f.(scarce) -
rx.-"
fw&B chickens . . 4 tc m.
Sf te . ft to 90
fuddle duckt. 4. . 0c
Uuinas ,4 . 4, 4t ... ..oc
JJeef (dreased) u IS tc 14C
vibu potatoe (bag) .. . . . . $5.00
jpoiaioes, Maine grown, Irish
pooler 6el potatoes. 150 tt
C. Hams V S2 to lf5c
. c. shduldere and ribs 30 to 32c
woage, loo lbs. (scarce) .. ..$4.5u
.. .. i?e
v OOl. free oT hnrr . . KSa
pCorn. busneL
fea wax SQ to 124.
Salted hides
i,Tw . 10 to 12e
aiona etlhs) . . .... .... $4.5
ranuts, w.; C $1.25 to $2.35
x-eanuts, Spanish, dull $2.30
peanuts, Virginia $2.25
w.ea, wmesap. bbi, $16
wanges, tox $g.2S
h fAIR PRICES,
(Prices suggested
" ice interpreting ooara, 1S-
i SUQ yesterday for the guidance of
on8t,ner in the city.)
'taIes' Price to Consumers
. $8i-4i);neat noT Pef 24 lD' bag .. ..$1.73
saillCorff meal, per lb... Ofi
" LI i Wheat bread (16 02. loaf) .. .10
9niJi l0at n1 tSi lb. . . .. . . .'. . .
griRic, er lb. . ,t ,4io 1-2 to li
" iii j Potatoes (white),-per peeck ..
' if ! Butter tnb), ber lb. . . , . ,
" JH'I Butter (print), per lb
2 i Oleoniargarifie (print), peer lb.
z J" tEJgge, per dia. ........ ....
? Cheese. per lb.
J7 J ;Lard, GCmpounfl; per lb; . . ....
120 i Lard, pure, per lb. ..
.4 911-2rBacon (piece), per lb. .. .. ..
.. 30 1-2: Bacon, sliced in package, per ib.
. . 96 3-8 : Ham, North Carolina, pen lb. . .
1-2
.40.
.5
.60
.40
45
6-
;Ham, sugar cured, per lb. .. ..37 1-2
j Sugar, per lb . 9 1-2
Beans, dried flavy, pet lb. .. .20
j Coffee, per lb. .. .'. 20 to .40
j Tea, per lb . , .. . .50 to $1
I Prunes, per lb. . i.. .. .20
Round steak, per lb ...33
I'orit caops per id.
or
1 Homini per lb.
61-2
i Molasses, per gal.
75 to $1.10
. .. .10
starch, per lb
Common salt. (bulk), per lb.
.02
R6CEIPTS.
Cotton
Spirits
Tar ..
Crude
.118
.130
9 ti 4
NAVAL STORES.
Spirits 47 cents. '
Rosin t. .
Tar$S.25 and 141'2 cents.
Crude. .$4.00, $4.06, $3.00.
COTTON 8EED OIL,
New York, May 9. Cotton see oil
market, no quotations.
Irlsh Nationalists Hands Off.
London, May 9 Thi Irish national
ists, according
to The Daily lews,
AaMAaA iffiriaiiv Wednesday Tiot
to participate in the proceeings in
narUament today. If this information
is accurate, a substantial majority for
the government would seem to oe
assured.
WEATHER.
For Wilmington and Vicinity.
Unsettled tonight with probably
showers. Friday partly cloudy. Light
variable winds.
Stage of Water.
Stage of water in Cape Fear river
at Fayetteville, N. C. at 8 a. m. yester
day, 7.0 feet.
Friday, May 10,
Sun rises . . -6:14
Sun sets 8:02
Weather Bureau Reports
Temperature.
a
o
WEATITER S 5
Jf S .
PCs t
Si N as
. B 3 tr
t
-
- Ashevllle
. ..fOggy'
78
54
.68
. Atlanta i
.cloudy
80
86
78
66
78
86
88
78
68
74
82
81
81
62
68
60
62
72-
66
70
50
50
58
56
61
.40
.32
0
0
6
0
0
0
0
0
0
.94
Charleston ..pt cldy
Charlotte . . - cloudy
CMicago cloudy
Galveston ..... clear
Jacksonville . . . clear
N. Orleans . . . .clear
N. York .. ....clear
Pittsburg cloudy
Raleigh ....cloudy
St. Louis
Washington ...clear!
Wilmington ....clearl
..
CAOADCONTRABAND
WHISKEY CAPTURED
'.Savannah, . Ga.j May 9.' Savan
nah's greftteat catch Of ...liqdor since
the, prohibition law went into effect
in Georgia, was pulled, off last night
at a point eight miles frojn the city
en " the Seanoara Air wne - railway.
A solid carload Of: bottled wbiakev:
valued at $85,000, aCcoring to Savan
nah prices, was caught and four ar
rests made. The men arrested wer$
J. H., Bailey and CTC. tuten and two
negroes. :m addition "to the capture
Of the car, sis automobiles, two wag
ens and three mules were captured,
it contained 906 cases of liduor, bill
fed as "empty barrels," each ease con
taining 12 quarts.
The men were caught while in the
act of unloading the car.
aiGuesr id piled.
Tidewater Company Seeks Relief
Through Corporation Commission.
The Tidewater Power company was
the only big corporation seeking re
Hef Wednesday through the corpora
tion commission. Its request Was for
a charge of $1.75 per thousand . feet
for gas and to increase its trolley car
Charges to and from Wrightsville
Beach, although the desired price was
riot disclosed in the request filed,
merely asking permission to raise the
rate to a living wage. In advices
from Raleigh it was stated that, the
Tidewater people have an advantage
over the -Carolina Power 'and Light
.company, of Raleigh, and the Public
JXiUtilitios, of Charlotte, each having
njaroreiecxric- yxrwwr :m aounaance.
The commission on Wednesday per
mitted these two Companies to raise
their gas rates, Raleigh from $1,56 to
$1.65, and Charlotte from $1.25 to
$1,45. The Raleigh rate will range
all the way from $1.65 for the first
28'' I 5,000 feet to $105 for all Over 20,000
.35 j feet.
.E5 It should be noted that the Tide
. 60 i water, while asking permission to
40 l raiser the rate to $1,75, gives 10 cents
off for payment of bills by the tenth
of the month, which gives a rate of
$1.65, The statement as printed yes
terday to the effect that the raise was
not controlled by the commission was
erroneous. .
An Attempted Suicide.
South Boston, Va.,MaMy 9. J. W
Moseiey, a prominent real estate
'agent, shot himself twice through the
j breast at his home here today. His
' condition is critical.
i .. . . l
' N AtORTtiAGK Sale.
By rlrtu 6f the power of sale contain
ed in a certain mortgage deed made by
Rachel Freeman and husband, John T.
Freeman, to the North . Carolina . Home
Building Association, Bearing date Septem
ber 18th, 1915, and duly registered on the
records of hew .HanoYer County, in Book
88, page 125, the undersigned will sell at
public auction, to the highest bidder,, for
cash, at the Court fionse door in the City
cf Wilnilnjrtofl, on Haturday the 1st day
of June, 1918, at twelve o'clock M., the fal
lowing described property in the City of
Wilmington: Beginning at a point in
Block 212 in said City, of Wilmington 240
': feet South from thgf Southern line of
Gwyn Street nd 90 Jeet . East - from ithe
i Eastern line f Aodewiott tre, nndn-ifR-
- : ning thence fcastardiSt and parallel with
Gwyn Street 50 feet and 6 inches; thence
gouthWatdl? and parallel with Anderson
Street 90 feet to the Northern line of an
Alley leading Eastwardly from where Mul
berry Street intersects "the Eastern line of
Anderson Street u thence Westwardly with
said Alley 50 feet 0 inches; tbence North
wardly and parallel with 'Anderson Street
90 feet to the tiegtmrifisr. and being a part
or Lots 4 and 5, in biock 2iz.
This 1st day of May. 191$.
NORTH CAROLINA HOME BUILDING
ASSOCIATION.
By John t. Bellamy A Son, Attorneys.
5-1-30U
When You Give
A Box of Candy You
Should Give
HER
hitman's
Because She is Worthy of
the Best
J
& FUTRELLE
Phone 211-212
1 07 Princess Street
M7
ARMAN
NOTICE
The Undesigned Retail Grocers will close their places
. of business tomorrow (Friday) afternoon at One
, O'clock because of MemoHal Day. Plea3e let your
orders come early : . '- v ' i. T ' t
Peoples' Supply Co.
Hall & Durham.
Wilmington Grocery Co.
Frank M. Ross.
THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO., of New York
The Oldest American Life Insurance Company issues policies
embracing every modern feature including:
Waiver of Premiums and; an Income ef one-tenth the face of the
policy in the event of total arid permanent disability, with payment
of policy in full at death, without deduction for premiums waived
or income paid.
Double Indemnity For Accidental Death
Dividends Every Year Including the First
Loans After The First Year.
By insuring in the Mutual Life, you will receive all the advan
tages accruing from Insuring in a standard company insuring only
standard lives.
Before placing your IJfe Insurance It will pay you to consult me
or one of the Company's 'Agents.
A. B. CROOM, JR., MANAGER
WILMINGTON DISTRICT,
Southern Building, Wilmington, ti. C.
Can't sleep! Can't eat! Can't
H une or two aoses
iMAtn, ARMY & NAVY
will make
known remedy for Constipation, Sour Stomach
and Dyspepsia. r
25 cents a package at all Druggists, or
sent to any address postpaid, by the
U. S. ARMY & NAVY TABLET CO. 260 West Broadway. N.Y
SUBURBAN SCHEDULE
IN EFFECT MAY 11,
WINTER PARK, WRIGHTSVILLE, WRIGHTSVILLE BEACH ;
KAST BQOKD.
LeaTe
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Center"
for
tvmter Park.
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6:30 A. MJ
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Daily except Sunday.
! Sundays Only. .
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FREIGHT SCHEDULE: ' '
Daily Except Sunday. (
Leave Ninth and Orange Streets 3: 00 P. M.
Freight Depot open Daily Except Sunday from 2:00 to 3:00 P. M.
SPECIAL NOTICE -This table shows the time at which trains may be
expected to arrive t and depart from the several stations, but the arrivals
and departures are not guarnteed.
N. Humphrey.
Shand's Grocery.
Mann-Atkinson-Watters
R. A. Montgomery.
even digest what little you do eat!
you feel ten years younger. Best
WKSTBOCND.
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Beach
for
Wilmington.
Leave I Leave
Wrlgrfcts villa Winter Park
for .1 for
Wilmington. Wilmington.
6:15 A. M. 6-28 A. M.
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Arrival and Departure of Trains
February 1st. 1918. j.
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SEABOARD AIR LINE i
DEPART DAILY - ARHini
3:55 P.M Charlotte ......120 P.I&
, - Parlor Car. v 5
Sm A.M. .... Charlotte .... 12:30 A.j
Sleeper opened 10 :00 P. M,
For Information Fhone 178,
ATLANTIC COAST LINE
Depart daily , , arrive
5 :45 A.M.. . .South and West. . .12 :45 A.H
Sleeper to Columbia, (Open 10:00 P. M;
7:43 A.M... North- ........... 6:05 P.2Jg
Parlor Cat to Norfolk S
8:45 A.M... Fayetteville ........ 8:00 P.M.
3:05 P.M.. .New Bern ... 12:30 P.M.
3:30 JT.M..Sputlj ana West. . . .1 :00 P.ii;
Sleepers to Augusta. Atlanta
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Sleepers to Washington, Norfolle
For lnfomi4!on Phone 160.
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NEOLIN SOLES.
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