ymmnmmmmm
Market
lt
i COTTON.
wiln)inSton spot (Ijp. m.)
Open
..19.90.
" .19.47
Jul7' " " ..18.41
0c'obtl ; 18 45
LOCAL IWtKET6,;
. .19 JEggs i, .H..:: ? --.
Butters i?nw-C(Siihtrv . ' ; ;
DM.in7i.i;? 's f iy ' naua-: were - me strung leaiures
n!38&2&& 'Wto 40c the ppening of today's market, lead
aS r5!e . . . ,to 65c ' ing :issuesi;advancing between 1 and
uuu,ljce v, ..IOC to 43c
GuIneas.ftpie0;,r,. . .35c
Beef . .15c
SweyPptaltoettshel . . fci$k09
Irish.pQtatQeis ack . . .. $7.50
.ianwj popn i?021
' 4
11 A.M.
19.65
19.26
18.17
18.22
P.M.
19.56
19.15
18.03
18.10
"5 yy .w trxprKi apru - zu vyau : ireet;.
25c Raila J were - the strong features at
.25c to 40c th ooenine of ..todav'ss market. , lead-
-0
8TOCK8.
'
vork. April 20. The cotton
fft, cimved renewed weakness
today. The opening was steady ,NCr.
n advance oi o io .yuxuts ui rei vuB ijvwornia. .
..sp u' ino'"vv r w 5 '"""Tji. t .,v
fr" nff rieht after the call Bananas. 74S.tranp.h.. . v. si a n oaa
iik.$4.00
atter tne can tsananas. 7. tnnch
P"1- ntinnpd eood weather in J Lemons. f anc
off!Dsoutli and renewed rumors of f Apples barrel
the &uul"- I Pnrlr.
sV" before the ena or me nrsi nour, i vru, per pusxte
dhniit lKJ ; -
...$4.75
in Liverpool to covering hedges! -Peanuts, Virginia
or
private
. in
in,t cotton sunk, which . was . Peanuts gpanlsh
afu4t likely to refer to a vessel IWopls. . ..... .',
, Vhnut two weeks ago, but not re-1 Beeswax ..
0Sl duv ,.,.tol.j TlniiMaHnntirW TTlrloa
active and general on the early
Sine here and stop loss orders
of Way attriDutea to tne
the first notice aay.
.12c
...... vC
. $1.40 to $10
..60c to 80c
..$1.25 ;to $im
2c
2 pdmts oh', the provisional freight in
creasevgraiited. by the Interstate Com
mercev3ommission, which stimulated
promirient-industrials-and. specialties
to higher levels. Most of the trad
ing was in small lots. United Spates
Steel proved the exception on o'ffer
ing ,of 5,)00 shares, at substantial
fractional! gain. Reversals became
quite :;general before the end of the
first half hour on the renewel of
to $6;Q0 -weakness in New Haven, with 1 to 3
point, declines ih American' Tobacco,
United States Rubber and Malting
YESTERDAY'S MARKETS.
f::,;
NEW YORK, COTTON.
May...
July . .
October .
December
January .
High.
. ..20.05
. ..19,64
...18;51;,
..18.55 -...18,57
19.80
19.41
18.30
1837'
IBAi
, Close.
19.B0
- 19.41
18.30
18.37
18:40
NEW ORLEANS COTTON.
May
July . .
October .
December
January .
High.
. ..19.00
. . .18.81
...17.95
..18.00
...18.08-
Xow.
18.S7
18.65
17.83
17.94
18.01
Glbe.
18.186
18.65
17.82
17.91
17.98
" p , YESTERDAY'S CLOSE.
Aliis-Chariibers . . , . . . .
Aieri6ah Beet Suggar .. .. ..
Ariferlcah' Can .. .. .. .. ..
20c-American Car and Foundry ..
.25
91 1-2
45 1-4
66
vere
n-oiikness
approach of
NEW ORLEANS COTTON.
Orleans, Apru zu. tseiter ca-
expected caused a rise Of
the price of. cotton
New
bles .than
j to 10 points m
Green Salt Hides
Tallow
Wool, free of bur,-
. .28c
.19c
.10c
22 to 25c
OBERvfe cLean:
WEEK".
School Children; Expect ,ip Play
port ant Part In Campaign.
Arrangements for "Clean-UD and
Za the opening call today, but ai- Famt-Up ; Week,' beginning April 30th,
immediately the market fell, off .have been practically completed by a 'Canadian
I"uru " ... ,1 T 4 I crriQio 1 nninmUtnn f t T,i 1 T 4.1,
t ! i n C rncuui ctgcu uv i ama ill i up"'"" vJ-ijiiiaii.i.cc7 iiuiu. Lilt; nuuirjr . ticuu su jjaiuer
At the end of the first half . Club, working) in conjunction with
business trading montns , councilman vv. j. liraasnaw, in charge
American Locomotive
American Cotton Oil . .
American Smelting . .
American Sugar
American Tel. & Tel . . .
American Tobacco . .
Ancbnda Copper . . . . .
Atchison ... . . . ,
Atlantic ' Coast Line (B)
Baldwin Locomotive' . . .
Baltimore & ' Ohio .. ..
Bethlehem Steel
Pacific . . .
under
.Texas,
hour of
showed
points.
net decline of 13 to 16 of the street department, end a cam-
J paign of publicity will be given the pro
J r'"" r ' ject in the meantime in effort to arouse
- i uiiu iulv;i ou Liic pcuyic tfcllLl B11UW UlcJU-t
been the need of thorough co-oberation In
the' venture.
Even mules . have
lwn to co-operate
sometimes KICK together.
Tl ..rkir nrlll inf IllffTlf' nTATl
lUwIlj Wlljr nui ...w. ,
J ..,AMan "ffxH 1ofl1A f" ' the
work together for the good of
the community in which they
Eve. Get in line with this BUY
Ry
and register your KICK against
out-ofaown buying. Adv.!
; Mr, W. C. ("Jack") Lyon, of Ral
eigh, connected with the State Insur
ance Department, spent yesterday in
city in conference with Mr. J. B.
Huntington, chairman of the Rotary
Committee, relative to the importance
of emphasizing the need of fire pre
vention as well as the sanitary and
hygienic features 0f a clean-up cam-
IN WILMINGTON rriOVenlent'Paisn- Mr- Lyon was pleased to find
i iuc 1Uiiiiuii.icc uau cicijuuui) uuuci
such splendid headway,
Attractive prizes "will be offered for
the premises presenting the best ap
pearance at the close of the campaign.
FT., 1 T 1 1 . J 1
ine scnoui cnuoren are expected 101
play an important part in the cam
paigh. Councilman Bradshaw will
have his forces lined up so that the
removal of thev trash will be a simple
matter and Fire Chief Charles Schnib-
ben will have a thorough inspection
made, pointing out the places of dan-
Tan fiavA Jr Tl ger from fire
Long,
Straight
Silky Hair
by using
.. 39 7-8
.. 99 3-4
..1111-2
..123 3-8
. .188 1-4
..79 1-4
..1021-8
..112
..54
.. 761-4
..132
..161
.. 83 3-4
.. 60 3-4
..80
. 471-4
..47 1-2
..111 1-4
..23 3-8
...61 3-4
.. 45 7-8
. .27 1-2
..164
..100 1-2
..UOl-8
30 3-4
. 104
.55 1-2
Girls Sf'
EXELENTO
QUININE
POMADE
which is a Hair Grower, not a kinky
hair remover. It feeds the scalp and
roots of hair, cleans dandruff .and
stops falling hair at onceTand after
using several times you can see the
results. Try a box. Price 25c by
mail on receipt of stamns or coin.
AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE
Write For Particular
MEDICINE COMPANY
Atlanta, Ga.
w
VXELENTO
Chesapeake & Ohio . .
Chicago. Mil. and St. Paul
Chicago, R. I. and Pacific
Colorado Fuel & Iron .'.
Consolidated Gas ....
Corn Products
Crucible Steel
Cuba Cane Sugar . .
Erie . . .... ,
General Electric . .
Gen. Motors
Great Northern pfd .... ..
Great Northern Ore Ctfs
Illinois Central
inspiration uopper
Int. Merc. Marine Pfd ..77 3-4
international Nickel 411-2
International Paper 39
Kansas City Southern
Kennecott Copper
Louisville "and Nashville . .
Liggett and Myers
Lorillard Co
Maxwell Mptors
Mexican Petroleum
Midvale Steel
National Lead
New York Central
N. Y., N. H. and Hartford
Norfolk and Western
Northern Pacific
Pennsylvania . .
Ray. Consolidated Copper . .
Reading
Seaboard Air Line(bid).. ..
Seaboard Air Line pfd (bid) . .
SIossv ShL..teel and Iron .
Southern Pacific,. , . .' . . .
Southern Railway
NEW ORLEANS SPOT.
(-98913. paw6ossv
New Orleans, April 19. Spot xruiet,
and unchanged, gales dn the spot 202,
to arrive none. Good ordinary 18.18;
strict good ordinary, is. so, low mid
dling 19.18; strict low, middling 19.37;
middling 19.56; strict middling 19.75;
good middling 19.93; strict good mid
dling 20.11
Receipts 1,400, stock 345,861 bales.
COTTON SEED.
New York, April 19. The
seed oil market closed firm.
cotton
April .. .. ..
May
June
July-August ..
September. . .
October ....
November . .
Total sales,
44,000.
....15.4015.75:
V . .15.7915.82
.. 15.75 15.82
. ..15.7715.79
15.7715.78
15.4115.42;
. .U14.8114.83
$10 is the price ytkt must -pay iot
Pyrerie M&y 1, $8 is the price td
day. By buying today you save a
$2 bill. . ' ' N
Don't ay "I'll put it off"; TH6se
are dangerous words. One day's
delay in getting Pyrene for your
autpmoDiie ana nome .may
a lite. ,
EGGS AND POULTRY.
Chicago, April 19. Butter, lower;
creamery, 41 l-2(g45 1-2.
Eggs Receipts, 30,835 Cases; un
changed, r '
Potatoes Receipts, 34 cars; un
changed.. i-y--r?-ff'.-f'-'
Poultry Alive, unchanged.
43 1-8
Even ; mules . have ; I been
known to ooperate -they
sometimes KICK together.
Then, why will intelligent men , southerin Railway pfd
and women often refuse to
work together for the, good of
the community in which they
live. Get in line with this BUY
IN WILMINGTON movement
and register: your KICK against
out-of-town buying. -Adv.
Studebaker Corporation . .
Tennessee Copper
Texas; Co.
tfnion Pacific
United Fruit .. ., .. ..
United States Steel . .
United States Steel pfd
Utah Copper .
Virginia Caro. Chem. . . .
Wabash pfd B
Western Union ...... ...
Westinghouse Electric i
..225
181200
.. 441-2
. . 87 1-4
.. 581-2
.. 56
.. 94
.. 39 3-4
..128 3-4
..103 1-4
.. 53
. . 29 1-2
.. 94 7-8
. . 14
.. 31
..51
JV 94 3-4
. . 281-2
.. 58
..85
.. 16 5-3
..210 -..137
1-8
..132 3-4
.111 7-3
..117 7-8
..111
. . 42 3-4
. . 251-4
.. 961-4
.. 49-
New York, Aprilvl9:Britter easier,
receipts 7,915,. creamery, , higher than
extras 46 3-4 Ao 47 1-4, creamery extras,
92 score, 46 to 46 1-4, first 45 to 45 3-4.
Eggs Steady, receipta;,22,237 . Fresh
gathered.' extras 37-12 Jtreshl. gathered
storage picked, firsts'. 37 tb 38, fresh
gatheredJarat.3i:o -361-2;
Cheese Finn, state; fresh
25 3-4 to 26, do, average
to 25 1-2.
Live Poultry Steady. Fowls 24,
turkeys 20, dressed very firm, chickens
23 to 31; 'fowls 21 1-2 to 27 1-2 turkeys
18 to 34,
AT ALL ELECTRICAL AND'AUTO " JS " ' . "-JNfcw :
s trp p ly: a n d 3 h ajr n warb iOHW&tt" " 3VSi
SAVANNAH NAVAL STORES.
Savannah pril . 19.? Turpentine,
firm, 461-2; sales, ; receipts, 160;
shipments, 96; stocks, 9,249. .
Rosin, firm; sales, ; receipts, 332J
shipments, ; stocks, 94,228
Quote: B, 5.50tt5.55; D, E and F,
.5.60; G, 5.65; H, 5.70; L, 5.721-2; K,
5.75; M, 5.85; N, 5.95; WG, 6.00; WW,
6.006.05.
New York,
No. 7, 101-8
esh specials 80A, 'j , 8 20
fancy 25 1-4 5 'm' Jmy
COFFEE,
April 19. Coffee: Rio
Futures, steady. May,
St. Louis, April
changed,
dozen
1. SN'
19 Poultry, . un-
except. springs, $6 to $8 a
Turkeysfc.2023.
Butter CreaSneiyivtihchanged;
Eggs Firm, 35?!vt
SUGAR.
New York, ApriJ 19. Raw sugar,
easy; centrifugal, 6.46; molasses, 5.58;
refined, steady; fine granulated, 7.50
8.J0 nominal. ,
Even ' mules have been
known to coperate-they
sometirries t KICK, together.
Then, why will intelligent men
and women often- refuser to
work together jf or the good of
the community in which they
live. Get in line With this BUY
IN WILMINGTON movement
and register your KICK against
out-of-town buying.- Adv.
commission house' selling owing to
the easier feeling in the spot market.
The list rallied partially later on
buying by trade interests. - Closed
c., i ii; ia i SLeaay ana iu it points lower, oaiea
points early under Wall Street and 6,700, tons May 5.29; July 5.44; Sep-
tember 5 :52: -
TEACH YOUR DOLLARS TO
-HAVE S
OME CENTS
A few cents saved here and a few there soon make a
dollar and a dollar saved iii these high cost of living days
is not to be despised. ' '
You can save many a penny by buying your supplies
from the Royal stores. We have no special prices on a
rew articles as we offer a saving on our full line. It will
Pay you to call and inspect our goods arid prices, which
are the lowest in town compared to the high quality of
our supplies. Hundreds of others are saving by taking
advantage of our offerings. L Are you?
al Grocery GompV .
Mb and Red Cross. -lthand
Market.
Roy
Phone 74.
jPhone 70.
DRUGGISTS PLEASED WITH
KIDNEY
Ml
E
I have sold your remedy for the past
fifteen years and have sufficient confi
dence in it to ,give it my personal rec
ommendation. I believe it is one of
the best medicines of its class on the
market today and I find pleasure in
selling it at all. times.
Very truly yours,
KAMINER'S DRUG STORE,
F. V. Kaminer, Prop.
Nov. 4, 1916. Spartanburg, S. C.
Letter to
Dr. Kilmer & Co.,
Binghamton, N. Y.
Prove What Swamp-Root Will Do For
You.-.
Send ten cents to Dr. Kilmer & Co.,
Bin&hamtoh, N. Y., for a sample Size
bottle. It will convince anyone. You
will also receive a booklet of valuable
information, telling about the kidneys
and bladder. When writing, be sure
and mention The Wilmington Dis
patch. Regular fifty-Cent und one-dollar
size bottles for sale at all drug
stores. Advt. .
CHICAGO GRAIN
Chicago, Apr. 19 Wheatrices. ran
up swiftly today abut 8 cents a bushel.
Trading was active and excited.
Ureencv of demand fromexporters
and millers seemed to be tbe chief I
basis of the new upturns, dyicesj
any immediate large shipments from
Canada, tp United States markets were
not to be realized "anol that shipments
from the United States ports to Europe
were to be pushed"; to the utmost.
Opening prices, which ranged from li
1-4 lower to 2 3-4 -advances with .jMay
at 2.33 1-2 to 2.5, and July at 1.92 1-2
to 1.97 1-4 were followed by advances
to 2.40 and 2.05 1-2, respectively, but
then by setbacks of two cents or more.
Corn, like;wheat?,eoaredito new bigh
levels. Sellers were" "scarce and the
chief influence was the strength of
wheat. After bp(?niifgl-8v off to 1-2
up, the market ascended four cents
or more above yesterday's finish , . v
Advances in oats resulted, from the
bulge in other cereals. " The chief
buyers were cash houses.
Provision traders ignored!, relative
weakness of the hog market. : All
packing house products sympathized
instead with higher prices of grain.
Wheat Open. Close.
May 2.231-2 2.40 3-4
July 1.96 1-2 2.05 1-4
Corn
May . . 1.42 1.46
July 1.37 1.411-4
Oats
May .65 7-8 .661-2
July .. 64 64 5-8
Pork '
May .'. ..37.35 37.30
July ., .. .. .. ..37.00 37.20
Lard
May .. ..21.00 21.02
July .. . .. ..21.25 21.22 .
Ribs
July .. .. .. .-. - ..19.95 20.07
September 20.05 20.17
Mere
- "V -
We throw ."'every ... Safeguard
around toe compounding tof pre
scriptions at this drug store.
We are guardians of the pub
lic's health. Can we protect
yours, i w , , . j-
Ask your Doctor.
JARMAfl & FUTRELLE
Phone 644.
MUNICH BE, INSURANCE COM PANT,
.; BavarmJ Germsny. '
Condljtlon December, 31, 1916, as Shown by
Statement Filed.
Disbursements To Pplicyhold-
Amount of Ledger Assets De
cember 1st of previous year. . 19,01704,46
Income Fro'm Pollcyftoiders,
$7,643,068.92; Miscellaneous,
$36650.80 1 Total 8,009,919.73
ers, 4,660,538.73; - Miscellane
ous, 12,804,688.28; Total 7,405,227.01
Arfsetif" 1
Value of Bond aod Stocks $7,100,166.06
Deposited In Trust Companies
and Banks on Interest .. . . .. 2,352,181T
Agents' balances, representing
business written subsequent .
to October 1, 1916. .. 109,648.64
Interest and Kents due and ac- -. . -
crued 89,406.65
Total.. $9,ft51 ,463.53
X-ess Assets Hot 'admitted.... 524,388.96
. i i
Total admitted Assets .. ,. ..9,127,07.87
Liabilities.
Net amount. of unpaid losses and
Claims .. .. .. .. .. :. 11J92.418.00
Unearned Premiums .. ..$5,882,509a
Salaries, rents, expenses, bills,
accounts, fees, etc., due or ac-
crued ? . B00.0Q
Estimated amount payable for
Federal, State, ceunty and
municipal taxes due or ac
crued 12,$00.W
Contingent commissions, or - A
other charges due or accrued. . 25,000.00
All other Liabilities, as detail-
ed in. statement ... 215,000.00
Total amount of all. Liabili
ties except Capital
Surplus
ers
as regards Policybold-
$7,428,017.1:
$l,699,062.ejr
Total Liabilities
..$9,127,079.87,
resist!
WILMINGTON NAVAL STORES.
Spirits 46 1-2.
Rosin Nothing doing;
Tar $2.90 and 13 cents.
Crude $3.60, 3.60 and $2.60.
Cotton
Tar . . .
Receipts.
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STATE OF" NORTfl CADOIINA,
NEW HANOVEJt COUNTY.
In the Superipr Court,
-Before the Clerk.
ORDER. . , '
New Hanover Transit Co., et al.
, v vs.. ' ' " '. "
N. -A. Currle, et aL
This cause coming on "to be Tieard, and
the final report of the Board of Viewers
having this day been filed with this court.
and having ' been duly examined. Is found
to be in due form., and in accordance wits
the law. and Is hereby accepted. The
court hereby appoints the 27th day of April
iyi7. at 12 o clock noon, as tne time wnen
it will further consider and -pass upon the
sam report. .. i. ' - -
It "Is further ofdered "by" the court that a
copy of this -order be .posted 'at the Court
House door of New.' Ilanoyer County, and
at Ave conspicuous places within the said
Drainage District, and be published in The
Wilmingtonn Dispatch, a newspaper of
general circulation in the county of ' New
preceding the 27th day 6f ApriL 19177"
?JT rW. Ni HARBISS.
4-14-2w perk Superior Court.
BRBRHBDRHG (UP
THERE OEb THAT 1 ! ySh L
jOCIETT ;i)v. J m g ' U oo
JONES -OUT f 4 uJ 00
- NEXT
f WVl-U C FOR A
RIDE
YOUR WIFE
O0LD
OBJECT
TIMES
MUST t:el;L YOO ;
mot TO BE So x
Th'E SERVAfSTS
If
THAT
SHCMS
:vhat:xou
KNOW
AQOUT
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U. R. Manager, Carl Schrlner.
Home Office tri U.:.S., Hartfofd, Cann.
Attorney for Service, Jas. R. Young, In
surance Commissioner, Italeigh, N. O. "
Manager for North Carolina Home Office.
State of North . Carpllna, . '
Insurance Department, -Raleigh,
February 12, 117.
I, James R. Young, Insurance Commis
sioner, do hereby certify, that the above Is
a true and correct abstract of the statement
4of the Munich Re Insurance company,
Bavaria, Germany, njea witn tnis uepwrx.
men t, 'showing the conaitlo'n of said Com
pany on the 31st day of December, 1910.'.
Witness my hand and official seal the -day
and date above written.-
' JAMES R. YOUNO,
Insurance Commissioner
4-18-2t
State of North, Caroltot,
County of New Hanorer
Marian Florence Hedrlck
vs.
James Dawsen Hedrlck. . f- - m
This Is ah action brought by the plaintiff
in the above entitled eause against the de
fendant above named on the ground of
fornicatllen aid adultery.
It being, made, to appear that James
Dawson Hedrlck Is a non-resident of the
State of North Carolina, and cannot after
due diligence be found In. this State.'
This is therefore to notify said defendant
to appear at the next term of the Superior
Court of New Hanover County and State
of North Carolina, to be held on the 9th
Monday after the lst.Mondan.ln March A.
D., 1917, thne and there to answer or de
mur to. the plaintiff's complaint, .or Judg
ment will be granted according to the
prayer, of the complaint..
In WItnesa Whereof I have hereunto set
my hand and seal of office this the 22nd
day of March, 1917.
W. N. HARRISS,
Clerk of Superior Court.
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