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THE WILMINGTON DISPATCH. . WEDNES OaV-AFTERNOONJ OCTOBER '4- 1916. -- - . ; , Xr " V- PAGETHRER -k
LEFT; FORT' CONVTION.V elation' which-was CaUed to order at 10 :
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LEATHER
October 4. 19i.
Temperature.
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Atlanta
Charleston
Charlotte .
Chicago --
Galveston
Jacksonville
X. Orleans
X. York --
Pittsburg -
Raleigh
Wilmington
.pt cldy ,74 . 0
clear. 44 J ftf' Q .
.raining) 68 ; 6Z 1 .28
cloudy) V 64 -J 62 0
clear 30 J .58 j 0
clearj 82 74 0
? ..raining 74; , 60 , j .02
clearj 8 64 O
cloudy ?2 ; v60 jO
clear ?4 , "44
...cloudy ' 62 J 58 .01
. raining 68 64 .90 -
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j SUNRISE and SUNSET.
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Thursday. ' "
Sun rises ' -6: 10
Sun sets - '-. 5:5.
Stage of water in Cape Fear river at
Fayetteville, N. C. at 8 a. m. yester
day. 1.9 feet. i
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I J- B. McCABE & CO., j
Certified Public Accoun- 1
1 tants. s, .' 1
Kcoji 815 Mnrchigon Rauok Bide
Phone: 996. WIUkHNGTOli, If. O.
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Eggs, dozen 32 V
Butter, iblS.. 220
Spring Chickens; eacL i-.-. J SO0 40
Hens, each ..Vi ... w . 45 .65
Puddle' Daeka ::I:.-'.vja)
Beef, --'-il-l.".'
Seet potatoes, bUshel .i-- 75 i.00
Irish Potatoes ushWra .t5QT i.,00
N.JC. Hams,;. C-Tc-as:; i-:
N. 0. ShotddersRihs lb.. t .l7 j$
&m PeasvhTfati;Bi.oo tv ;
White Peas, hijsBelh.. 1.50 - r
Corn, bushel. ;i.r: ; .,v l.oo :
N, C. Peanuts,; bushel - 65 -i 65
Spanisli PeanutSi bushel i-. tgo : S5
Virginia Peatwtsjrbhel 65 70
Oiges--vnridat f,A .'4.0 t
Umesi per 10i!?S ?H'k 1-25 ;
Banana unp;i)o6 1.W
Lemons, Fancy. -. 8.0Q . -
Apples - - :.3M 3.50
Bell Peppers, Jiushel1-,;i- 75; j
Onions, per c 4.C0u
"New ' York, t.Tp cotton mal
let Jopened tair steadyUoday ati.aii
advance of from 3. to 16 joints," witfi
December selling at U.n ahd: Janu
ary atil7. cefita.ott jthe calt pr within
thl!ii Pjnttp'" Monday's ; .hiih-Vrec-ord.
- Prices : eased ;pff with jQeceniber
seyijjg' at 16.80 January at 16.84.
Zf::'' ;' '':-i:-yz:1''..Z Open. Close;
October '--16:66 16.83
December . J. -.'-.le.SS , 17.10
17.18
17.34
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Industrials anil specialties were ! the
basis for moderate; activities . at to
day's opening, mostly s. higher prices
January .1 . .
March 1T.10
Chicago:
Pork
;--vi-i. -.1.$22.57 1-2
Wheat u j . 1.59 3-4
Corn , '. 75 3.4
Oats 49.00
Ribs .l , 12.35
Lard 13.35
May; 17.25 v 17.48
July . :li.29
; New York Spot 16.80. i
prevailingr KGains rafiging " from 'a
fraction to two points "were made by
New York Airbrake,, and Paper Prer
f erriedr . American IJnseeid-, common
and - preferred, Studebaker and. some
aetiVe1 issues,1 Composed : mainly 1 f
! munitions and' equipment.;. - ii Hails
were appreciably better ' ' Bethlehem
Steel lost three points . with irregu
lar recessions in metals. 7 ; -
Allis-Chalmers ' HJ1-2 ,
CottonGiJl
. , . to High rnces-rr oiks t :
v Mays viUefi:N, a. Oct. 4.-311. C. M.
Mattocks' cotton ; giii 4g a Susy place
ttiese ; daysif cot
ton mu,kes the rush.' ' .-" ''v ' ' :r
' Mr?'-'ij5taliiftgX $
stole has f eettf Qui.;Mcjcn?V'e wish
him' a speedy 'recovery. - : ; ' -: v;-':r
Rev. J. H. Hill preached a helpful
sefihon in the. Methodist chilrch last
Sunday evening.
Hon. B. B. Collins, it is reported,
will soon move his family to 'Mays
ville: ' - :-r -
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Wflmfn tnn nottnn 1R1.S t l. " " : o . ' Mr; and Mrs. J. M. Foscue visited
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Charleston Cotton 16 1-8
Savannah Cotton 16 1-4
... LIVERPOOL COTTON.
a ' I . ' Open. Close.
OcL-Nov. r 9.62 1-2 9.60 1-2
Jan.-Feb. ,-..-. 9.67 l-2 9.721-2
Marh-April -.: L9.70 ' ' 9.75
Open, barely steady; close, very
steady. Middling, 9.75. Sales, 10,000;
receipts, 30,000. . '
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" Oscar P.-Peck,
- WOOD.
Telephone 341. ,
Pine, Oak, Mixed Wood-. Dry
Kiln Blocks, Stabs. All kinds of 4
' Mill Woods.
PROMPT DELIVERY.
4
Receipts.
Cotton 1,301
Spirits . 6
Rosin 40
Tar .20
Crude
WILMINGTON NAVAL STORES.
Spirits 42 1-4.
Rosin $5.45 and $5.30.
Tur $2.60. and 10 1-2 cents.
Crude $4.00, $4.00 and $3.00.
rSAVANNAH NAVAL STORES.
Spirits 43 1-4.
Rosin $5.87 1-2.
If
HUMAN INTEREST TALKS
WHY YOU SHOULD INVEST IN THE
Wl li iilNGrFO W HOil2 ESTEAD land
American Can ," - 651-8 r i " 1' " - " - '
American Car & Foundry. -. -. 711: . JT - ,
American-Locomotive I 83 i Mr: C. Bte11' t ,n8lw
America Cotton Oil ;. I 54 3-8 ' county, was" a visitor to MaysviUe.
American Smelting Wi. li2 3-4 f daJvi, . T . " ' v. '
American Sugar 1. .113 1-4 ' ?.. ,9-W,.who went tp the
American TeL & TeL t ..133 ' j hP5 n bmon? - s , Tlfek?
American Tbbacco . . .222 ! af-,has be ? a cn dition.
Anaconda Copper - 96 3-4 many friends hope for his return
Atchison J i . .1081-2 home with improved health
Atlantic Coast Line 120 1-2 , Mr. J H Wynn who had the mis.
Baldwin Locomotive . - -.90 7-8 rtune to break his am some toe
itnr-A Xr nwh I ' wo aga, iff doing weU. He wilL if he con-
Bethlehem Steel -.559 4
Canadian Pacific ' i181 1-8
LOAN ASSOCIATION
A FEW SHARES OF BUILDING AND
Loan every six months means independ: you the money to build a house with,
NOW? 25c per week, each share, will net
I i rr rrv . .
you 3 i uu.uu at maiuniy.
SHOULD YOU GET OUT OF A JOB,
have you anything to fall back on? Build
ing and Loan savings . assures you of some
thing to depend upon, when you are hard
up. Isn't it worth trying? 25c per share
a week is mighty little to put aside, but it
accumulates surprisingly; fast.
WHY WASTE YOUR MONEY IN BUY-
ing useless things, when you can provide
against old age by investing in Building
and Loan Stock? New series, Saturday,
Oct. 7th, 25c per week, $100.00 at maturity.
OWN YOUR LOT AND WE WILL
but you ve got to be a stoefcnoider. v i aKe
5 or 20 shares Now, so when you want the
money to build you can get it.
STOCKS AND BONDS VARY IN
Value -Building and Loan earns about
7 1 -2 per cent:, year in and year out, and
is safe as the Rock of Gibraltar. .
LIFE IS A GAMBLE, BUT BUILDING
and Loan is a Certainty. Get m the game.
Don't wait until you think you are able.
Begin Now. Never a better time.
Chesapeake & Ohio 68 3-8
Chicago, Mil. and St. Paul " 97 7-8
Chicago, R. I. and Pacific Ry 19 7-8
Consolidated Gas 139 1-2
Crucible Steel . 94 1-4
Erie : ... 411-4
General Electric 180 1-4
Great Northern pfd i. .--12014
Great Northern Ore Ctfs 45
Illinois Central ; ,109 1-2
Inter. Merc. Mar. pfd. ctfs 121 1-4
Kansas City Southern 27
Louisville & Nashville 136 1-2
Liggett & Myers (bid) . 260
Lorillard Co. (bid) . 200
Maxwell Motors v 93 3-4
Mexican Petroleum 112
Mis., Kan. & Texas Pfd. " .. ..
Missouri Pacific . . 5 1-8 J
National Lead 701-2
New York Central .. v. .. ..113 1-4
N. Y., N. H. & Hartford . . 61 7-8
Norfolk & Western .. V. .;..144 3-8
Northern Pacific . . . . ... 115
Pennsylvania . 59 3-4
Reading '. li3
Rep. Iron & Steel 80 7-8
Seaboard Air Line .. .. 16
Seaboard Air Line Pfd. . . .... 39 3-8
Sloss, Shef. Steel & Iron .
Southern Pacific . .
Southern Railway , . .
Southern Railway Pfd. . .
Studebaker Corporation .
Tennessee Copper .. . ..
TexasvCo.; :i, i-U 4221: i
United Fruit ..1621-2
United States Rubber . . . . . 60 3-4
U. S. Smelting & Refining 74
United States Steel . . . . .4 . .117 5-8
United States Steel Pfd. . . ' . .121
Virginia-Carolina Chem. ..S.. 42 1-2
Va. Iron, Coal & Coke .. 47
Wabash Pfd. B. . . . . .. .... 295-8
Western Union ..100
Westinghouse Electric 64 1-4
Kennecott Copper .1 . . . . . . 5 11
Corn Products . . . . .. .. .. . .17 5-8
Gulf States Steel . . .. T. .. 93
his hand again. . , i
Mr. Marvin M. Sell has taketa. a
position with the MaysviUe Supply
Company.
Mrs. A. J. Taylor," of the Loco sec
tion, passed through MaysviUe Sat
urday, en route to . Jacksonville, to
attend the , teachers' meeting.;
Dr. J. M. Harper, and Mr. Edgar
Whitty have gone to White ville. on a
business trip: They will return home
this weelc.
Those lucky guardsmen at the bor
der are spared the misery of listen
ing to explosion 'experiences. New
York Sun.
. 63 1-4
.102 7-8
. 261-4
. 69 3-4
.133 3-4
. 23 5-8
Old Folk's
Best .Friend
-That's what many call it,
f or it puts vim. and vigor into old
stomachs ; rich, red. bipod into. o$
veins; sound flesh on old bones. Drink
a plat of this delicious, digestive tonic
each xneaL
SHIVAR GINGER ALE
rv RestratiGti-'Nti
V Section 3l3Revis as
amended by Public Laws of .1 907191 5 , provides that the
Books inr New Hanover county, be opened
J for the peiieral Election .of November 7th, h 1 91 6; on i
Thursdays October -5 th; between the hours of nine o'clock -a.
m. and sunset, and. pn each day (Sunday excepted) for
: twenty (20) da3s, to and including October 28th, 1 9 1 6.
" On each1 Saturday during the period of registration
, the registrar will attend with his registration books at the
polling place of his precinct, or ward, for the registration , ,
of voters. ' ,. . "
C.W.Woodward,
Chairman, Board of Elections.
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THAT
PRESCRIPTION
Will be alright if the right doctor wrote it and .
, the right druggist fills it. Otherwise it might
be all wrong. Be sure that it is right send it
here for attention. , r ,
: J. FRANK JAF.M AN, Druggist.
107 Princess Street Phone 634.
; Your grocer wilt refund your money
on first dozen pints if you nre not
pleased with Results.
Bottled only by the celebrated
SmVAK MINERAL SPRING, SHELTON, S. C
If your dealer has none in stock tell
him to 'phone
E. U MATHEWS CANDY COM PANV,
CRESCENT CANDY COMPANY,
Distributors.
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Wilmington Homestead & Loan
"The
Association
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OFFICES: FRONT AND GRACE STS. (Bunting's Drug Store.)
J. Hicks Bunting, president; John R. Han
by, vice president; C. C. Brown secretary
and treasurer. Directors: J. H. Hardin,
C P. Vineberg, W. C. Peterson, Sigi Good
man, W. B. Thorpe, Rev. j. S. Crowley,
Raymond Hunt-C;:Nl4."Bornemannt Hon.
John D. Bellamy, : attorney. Send your
subscription to any 0ithe pincers or direc
tors. New series ppeljs i Satiirday, Qct,! 7th.
COTTON CROP-
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Prominent -Lumberton i Man
Elstimates Crop to Be
But Half of Normal
School Time
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Lumberton, Oct. 4 A. W. McLean,
one of ; Lumberton's most prominent
'citizens and one of the largest cotton
I growers in the county,.-estimates the
shortage in that , crop (will -result in
a loss of .over three millcn oiIars to
the farmers of Robeson. lie estimates
that 75,000 bales , would .have been
raised under normal . conditions while :
present prospects are for aVcfcop of
40,000 bales. - .
Your Children's Vacation Is About
;, ..... . . r over,
Ypu . are 'preparing "your children
with comfofjts, while gaining att jedu
cation, 'hey will, need Books, doth:
ing and Shoes; they will get them.
Now, seriously have, you ! thought of
your children's Eyesight? Is It not
.very. Impprtant that yoa provide 'then.
Good. Eyesight while providing .bthej.
comforts? : 'q. ; f-&J&k
' Let . me examine your . children;
Eyes. I will advise jrou fully.. Abso-
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5 th and Red Cross Streefs.
Phone 74.
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uranuiated aug
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7c lb
3 -fo-ni&fe S-Cttflfefe . 93c'
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Rumford Baking Powder 22c
lutely.
FREE OF CrjARGE.
Dr. Vineberg
Masoriic Temple.5
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12 f BagRdb Roy Flour 55c
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PHONE YOUR ORDERS
- PAY GASH ,
SAVE MONEY '
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T. W. YATES, President. . J. VanB. METI S, V. President
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