rT
i J fVift J : '.i';. W
COTTON.
t-. Ill J t f lit I ?HU I J IJIlff K II I? v 1 111 t 111 IlllU.t I K g wew ftH-raw-y w ww! ftowf ,
T . "
aU spot "...
r..tnn soot .
r
' York May 26. TKefe
,.. ni realizing h the QQttol
d 1 tdav. Prices: dp enfeS steady
. o nf 9 to iu DOints, witn
an it"
x i aifi f1(tnhflf at
;easn ' Vnrin ordef s an legal
358- 01 This seemed the result, of
i.. hnvinff ore
erois"-t in bv the strength of
0, l anrt reports of an. easier
tero,Hn. risks. .
rpce r v,rtWpvf:".wtth July
Offerings -sooji
Vinw
eas; :,nrt October to . 21.20 be
1
thL,,ino of some 6 to 7' points
-nPt
'. ' hut a great' ' fiaanY' Smm
, . eppmprt to be reach-
hTrinc and thp early buyinas
tf h hv bullish coods trade
spring; cwciwrajufiectr. .itl in tov
Sweet PotaSfe&j 1U&viStJc$i.oa
lrfsu x-uutiues. sacs . . .'v; , . , ,
Ofanges, California V.ui, . $3.60
Oranges, Florida .V . ; :4.'. 'L .f4.ftrf
Bananas, 7 bncH .7iifl.0 to tlOO
MllUVUSt 9.(-0
&ppies. Darrei ;.. ; .94.25 to $6.09
Pork; per' Ib. v v . . . . . 15q
Cabbage, Florida, pound .. t2c;
Hides, Green .. .. .. .. . ,.,20d
1 a..26(3l2Tcl
JprnrouraP''
jji' '
ott-
Dec
Jan "
March
High.
..21.72
. . 21 . 1ft
. .2V9
. . 21 . r0
. .21.70
Low Close.
21. S5 21.56
21.2V
21.29
21.34
21. 6
21.22
21.29
21.34
21.52
NEW YORK SPOT.
ix afi. Cottons SDOt
vpw it" . . ?
.,rv ORLEANS COTTON, y
MtiJ . . . ji: '
closed steaay ai , uovumw
2'6 rWanStreetl .-
weeK-ena sessidft was less ok "accsufit
orther abselic of nlany tttelf s.;iMaf
ketf yielded little of its recent eaiftC
noweirer, united . States again7 claiiM
inififeaershif atelnifinifiii'' at
l$3f 1-4; an oVtef-nfght "gain bt 5-$c. fIn
dependent Steels and the promraeht
I eouiements and coDjjers" also advanced
ffoia fractions td over a point,, equal
gams bemg: registered, b, shippings.
Texas company advanced three points
and . General; Motors .2 3-4. Rails
moyedifihv narrow limit's on very
small dealings. . Specialties were' fea
tured by corn products; which rose a
point ton. heavy accumulation.
Candidaifes For WK Commis
sions Split Honors With
': !!TnoseJor piolmasr
Wool, free of bur, .. .. ..... 22 to 2d
Bees Wax
Salted Hides
.Tallow
Wool,; clean,
Wool, burr . .
1
.
29c
19a
lOd
25o
, WILMINGTON NAVAL STORES
SpiritV .. .. .. vt .1 :v'.; 41
Rosin ... ..$5.15 and $&.35
Tar - .$3.30 and $3.15
Crude'.. .. .. ..$3.60$3.60 and $2.60
Qottdnf '. . v.i
RECEIPTS,
.
fotton
of 3 to S point:
July
Oct.
Dec
Jan
March
High.
.21.27
.20.70
.20.81
.20.83 '
.21.00
Low.
21.11
20.54
20.65
20.7$
21.0tf v
Close
21.14
2t5
20.64
20.T4
' 20.S5
mcw ORLEANS SPOT.
Vew Orleans, May 26. Spot cotton!
sfeadv, 13 points up. Sales, on. the
Inot -193, to arrive 52r--"
sPLd ordinary 19.81; strict good
ordinary 20.31; low middling 20.81;
S low middling 21.00; middling
n 9- strict middling '218; good
middling 21.56; strict-good middling
21.74.
LIVERPOOL COTTON.
Liverpool, May ' 26:-;otton es
change closed today and Monday.
COTTON SEED OIL.
New York, May 26. The cotton
cprt nil market closed easy.
5nnt and Mav .45,40 Did
Julv 16.4516.46
August 16.38 16.40
September 16v4216V43
October '.-.16.40 16-41
November .. ......... . .16.1216.15
December - .16.14 16.15
Total sale:-, 48.900 barrels'. ' .
SAVANNAH NAVAL STORES. :
Savannah, - May 26. Turpentine
firm, 421-244; sales, ; receipts,
373. -
. Rosin firm. Sales, . ; receipts,
iW)4k ' ' ' '
? Quote; B, 5.756.00: D, -E and .F,
.75 C.0& ;. G," 5.92 1-2 6.00 ; H, 5.95(g)
6.06! I; 6.05; K, 6,00; M, 6.00
16.05; N, 6.006.10; WG, 6.00
62.20; WW, 6.00 6.30.
TEL SPARKS - -
Americin Be6t Sugar . . ..
: American jan . . . . . . .
I American Car i& Foundry
t American Locomotive : .
Amer. Smelt. & Refining
American Sugar
Anaconda . Copper .... . .
Atejiisdn . . i . . . . .
Atlantic Coast Line .'. ..
Atl., Gulf & W. I. S. S
Baldwin Iocomotive . .
Baltimore & Ohio . .
Bethleheni Steel "B" . .
Cana'dlan Pacific . .'
Centrai Leather . . ..
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chi. & Great Western
Chi., Mil.. & St. Paul.
. . 94 :
. . 74 1-4
.. 73 5-8
..1061-8
.. ..HQ
.. ..122 7-8
. 86 1-2
.. . .l(Jl l-2
Ill
Lines. 109
.... 64 1-4
.. .. 71 ;
, . .... 136. 7-8
. .. ..1611-2
. 951-8
.. .. .. 59 1-4
11
.... 72 2
Thy Makfe' Advance' To ward i ' i
1 riesiet-arge iumoer 01
' Prisoners Captured. - -
-w " sugar;
New York, May 26. The market for
suear futures was auiet today, , but
the undertone, was steady and closing
prices Were. 1 to 6 points net higher international Nickel
on scanerea covenug wr uver mi lmemauuuai rayci
week end and a little buying by lead- V Kansas City Southern
ing Cuban interest. Sales 5,950 tons, I Kennecott Copper
Cht; !L 1, &'Pac. (when issued)
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Corn Products
Criicible Steel ....
Cuba Cane Sugar . . . . .
Erie . . ....
General Electric . . . . .
General Motors "..-.. .
Great Northern Pfd. . . .
Great Northern Ore Ctfs
.Glf State Steel . .. .
Illinois Central ibid') . .
Inspiration Copper . . . .
hint. Merc. Marine .. ..
Int;;Merc. Marine Pfd. .
r (Special to Tbe irtpatcft. .... .
. Wake Forest. May 26, Candidates
f6r" college diplomas split honors with
candidates fbr army commissions to
day when, at the closing event of the
Wake "Forest commencement, degrees,
were conferred oh $8 young men, ai-f
most half of whom are seeing arduous
service at "the Oglethrope training
camp. -Tlie effects of the war was
never felt so keenly, here at least,
as when the shattered ranks of Che
senior class filed down the aisle to
receive their diplomas from Dr. W.
L. Poteat, president of the college.
Not" alone in the senior class' "has
the call to -service Struck the under
graduates have been shot through with
tHtf'-vnimitPfcr Roirit. " MahV of those
who have not already been summoned If
to OfflethrotiR for training left colleKe
immediately after examinations were
completed, either tb enlist or to pre
pare for enlistment.
But while war smashed the college
commencement vigorously in its ' at
tendance, the enthusiasm and interest
never was stronger. All the events
Of the finals have been of high order.
They reached one climax after a thrill
ing oratorical contest fbr the A. D.
Ward medal, when the medal was
awarded to J. B. Edwards, and an
other high note, after the conferring of
academic degrees when .Governor
Thomas W. i BickeltV aiumhus of the
college, was honored with a degree of
. . 79 1-2 1 The exercises were opened fby pray-
er; and six contestants spoke for the
25 meaal. It is noi sirange in view 01
Rome, May 26. Vi London The
Italians hate captured 3,500" more 'pris
oners on the Carso, says the war office
Heavy fighting continues.
The Italians made important prog
ress in the cbastal : region in the direc
tion of Triest. They carried trenches
from the mouth of the Timavo river
on the Gulf of Triest, to a point east of j
Jamiano and,also the heights between
Flbhdar and Medeazza. .
The Italians also made progress east
Of Boscomalo in the. region of Castag
rraVizza north of Tivoli and in the
Plava zone.
The statement says the number of
prisoners taken on the Julian front
from. May 14 up to yesterday is 22,419.
b
M
5 v
54 3-4
FIVE PRISONERS KILLED
I ON GRADE CROSSING
s
v X 1 i
r x
y. y
ft &
....w.v
"5 S
4. j
lei S-S'the war that four of the men chose I But there are etidences that quite
subjects directly relating to the pres
ent European struggle. Mr. A, u.
Reid, of Davidson county, spoke on,
The Ascendency of Southern Prin
CiDles," Mr. J. Bunyon Rucker, of
(By Associated Press.)
Akron, O., May 26. Three men and
two women, all from Akron, were
killed late last night when an Erie
passenger train crashed into the mo
tor car oh a grade crossing at Man
tua, 6., near Ravenna. Two others
suffered severe' . injuries and another
is not expected to live;
FORD COMPANY
UNDERCHARGES
- ' - - - ' : ' n' -'t'" ' ""-
(Contlhuea from Page One)
i::-:-:-:.:-st
N:
5C xJ J
"1!
til- t TTT 3
Rutherford, on "The Liberalizing In- an-eiif0rced service "following the
erm in prison., The mdiOations that
a great many are not taking the gov
ernment's order seriously are numer
ous enough to worry officials somewhat.
May 5:04; July 5.12; September 5 . 21 ;
December 4.99.
Raw sugar steady; molases 5.08;
centrifugal 5.96, refined iQtiiet; fine
granulated 750 to 8.50.
S ft. W i-VL
WEEKLY' FINANCIAL-REPORT.
September S.29.
, (By Assisted Press.) .. , .
"TfeW York May 26. The . Aftst , sig
nificant feature Vf this week's active
stock market was the widespread" evi
dence Jof " af .teawaEening of public' ih
terest.'1: rThis Vacs .most apparent in
the 'demands for Indtistfial issues,
United -States -Steel making the heW
maximum of 134.
With ; th AdVftMee- f dllOtcd values
came- a . corresjEWiniinlg
COFFEE.
New York, May .--vouee ryj wgftgrt fnterest5 " :r
Rio 10 3-." Wure3-quiet.;-ow;:H
very extniVe prbfit-taking, which' ex
ercised a little- deterrent effect Rails
LbUfsrilre & Nashville . .
Mexican Petroleum
Midvale Steel
Missouri Pacific (w. i.)
Nevada Consolidated
New .Tork" Central :. . . ..
N. Y., N. H. & Hartford . .
Norfolk & Western ..
Uorthern Pacific . . . .
Ohio Cities Gas
Pennsylvania .... .
Ray , Consolidated Copper .
Reading
Rep. Iron & Steel . . ....
Seaboard Air Line (bid) ..
Seaboard Air Line Pfd. ..
Sinclair Oil & Refining . .
Sloss, Shef. Stefl & Iron .
CHICAGO GRAIN. .
Chicago, May 26. Week-end 'even
ing up of trades lifted -wheat', today
after an earlv decline. Setbacks at
the start today were ascribed to
bearish estimates of the . total yield
in the United States .this season.
Opening quotations, which ranged
from' 1-2 'to 2' cents' To"wer,! with July
at 217 and September at 1.88, were
followed by an upturn all around to
well ab6vp yesterday's finish.
Bearish crop prospects made the
corn market average lower. De
mand, however, was active, and there
was a big general trade.
After opening: unchanged to 2c
higher, the market underwent a de
cked sag. " "; ;;'
Oats dea le rs 1 60k their ciie ; fa'rgely
from corn. Selling,' ' howeVer, rwas
less aggressive than in corn.'
Provisions reflected the firmness of
the hog market. Scarcity of hog re
ceipts next week was predicted: ..
Southern Railway . . ...
Sbutherh Railway Pfd. ' .
Studebaker Corporation .
Tennessee COppef . .
Texas. Co, ...
Union Pacific
United Fruit ....
U. S: Ind. Alcohbr . . .
United States Rubber . .
United States Steel .. .
United States Steel Pfd.
Western Union
Westinghouse Electric .
Sales, 765,500 shares.
MONEY.
New York, May 26. Mercantile pa
Per, 4 3-4 . 5; sterling 60-day bills,
-2. Commercial 60-day bills' On
banks, 4.711-2; commercial 60-day
bjils, 4.711-4; demand, 4.75;9-16; 'ca--
m.ps. 4.76 7-16. Francs, demaitd;
-72 3 4; cables, 5.71 3-4. Guilders, de-:
"and, 411-4; cables, 413.' Lire's,
(mm, 7,01 1-2; cables, t.'OOl : " Ru,
oip3, demand." 26 3-4; cables, 26 7-8.
ar silver, 74 5-8. Mexican dc41arSi
os 1-8. Goverhme'rit ' bcMde, steady.
Hailroad bonds, irregular! ' 7 "
Last Track MeL ' ''.
Peoria, 111. Mav 25: Th last track
oftt fin til after, the' wfcr in" ther"Ht-
'ie 19 circuit"' was"-'' 'stSged';fiilre"' td
were . among, the very f e,w issues that
failed to fpajticipate m tne aavance.
The ' resfraint'hoWn' by this group
may tfave'Wen eto disappointment
at the delay Of action- by the Inter
state' GoffinfeTCtr Confmisslon.
more honeful view regarding the gov-. . .
erwnentppliey of aticm An im, and Coke
portanl factor was pTesented by the 7"Q". PfH A . .. .
...... . A I I 10 -
couniry-wiue mieresi tvmi,cu m
liberty loam - .Crop conditions also
gave promise of., general improvement
and money -'continued easy.
Tht industrials jlayJbrtJ&biie ;bf
their gafti Tas' sein " another ad
vance of prices for fabricated iron
an'd-s'leel. AH the ipittanf mills are
HrtVAVt ' jiriead 'for the balance Of the
year. Similar; nditidtas'yaily; to
cbppei1 and btfisr base -metals.
RYphansre on Russia' was firmer,
but the Russianituation continued to
engage the. serious -attention of . inter
iiationar fi riaftclai Ainteres6s :y '
. . . r .!'! i i' :. - L v!, :' ' f '! S-' - :
HEARING CONTINUED
:: ON. FREIGHT RATES
U-BOAT CHASERS TO
(By Associated Press.)
New York, May 26.-rThe ships that
..109 5-8
...107
.. 35 3-4
...129
...101
64. t-4
2ff 7-8lfluence of the Present War," Mr. J
.. 831-2 M. Hester, on "Americanism ahd
.. 42 1-21 World Peace," Mr. Irving E. Carlyle,
.. 39 if Wake Forest, on "Our Duty to
..22 ! France," Mr. P. S. Daniel, of Oxford,
.. 4 1-2 'on "The Invisible Empire," and Mr.
J. Blair Edwards, of Mars Hill, on
''Universal Democracy."
Following the oratorical contest, de
grees were conferred as follows: Mas
ter of Arts W. A. Harris; J. E. Pate;
. . $13-8,R. K: Redwine; R C. Tatum; K. M.
.. 36 (Yates; W. F. Taylor.
..1231-2, Bachelor of Arts F. H. Bailey, C.
..1031-2 G. Best, J A. Bivehs, B. M. Boyd,
. .1363-4!r. f?. Brltton. D. E. Buckner, C. C.
.-. 52 1 Burrls. I E. Carlyle, L. W. Chapell,
. . 31 1-2; p. S. Daniel. J. D. Davis, E. C. Den-
. . 93 3-8 ton, A. Y. Dowell, G. H. Eaddy, G.J
. . 92 7-8 e. Eddihs, J. B. Edwards, W. A
.. 121-2;Elam. W. T. Foreman, R. J. Hall,
.. 27 1-4 h. H. Hamilton, JT M. Hayes. J. M
.. 55 3-4 Hester, R. Hooper, D. C. Hughes, F
. . 63 Is. Hutchins. J.- S- Johiiston. J. H
94 Jones. W. B; Jones, Gl M. Kendrick,
..27 iv m MHrhll. C. A. Moseley. J. C
3-4 .TsioTOfon A. C Reid. Gebree F. Rit-
tenhouse, J., B. Rucker, C. C. Ruse,
W. B. Sinclair, C. F. Spaugh, C. H
Stevens. E. R. Stewart, P. S. Sykes,
.T. O. Tally. R T. Thompson, J. A
IWard, G . F. Washburne, K. M . vvneu-
ihpe. R. K. White. S. I. Whiteneaa,
57 7-8,ri it Willlnonn
134 1-8 j ; Bachelor of Science Walter E.
Jordan. " .
11 i I- 1 tnoiM f Qpionro in Mpdicine
JJUIUU1U1 SL
G. M . Billings, J. C. Booe, J. H. ft.
Booth, J. S. Brewer, H. H. Foster, J.
E. Howell. J. D, Humber, J. P. Hun-
,ter, E.G. McMillan, D. P. Perry, W.
IM. Strickland, T. M.. Watson, S. C.
'Way, W. S. Woody.
Bachelor of Laws A A. Aranson,
J. P. Brassfield, J-.D. Canady, B. H.
Clay
a few men aYe in for trouble. The
department hears that many have in-
R. D. Black, -who js in Chicago , to assisT hl father, Oiieral ,-W. -Mi -Black,
chief of engineers, in making the Chicago drive for the Third JRe-.
Serve' Engineers, which is to be part 6f the diVisibn of nine engineering .
regiments to be rushed to France. Mr. Blacli is expected t-ask thst thO
cky of Chicago designate as the place of -training its jus.Uyi famous mu-;
nicipal: pier, - which is . admirably; adap ted to' the p.urposev
The naVylis' seeking 2,000 addltionalr
doctors to furnish' proper medical care
for the 250,000 men who will be in the
djeafta m Purpose not mi.nri
IL IS not Buyuuseu Liiai. lucj uuwoi-
stand the penalty of a year in 3 an ana
. 55
. 87
. 16 1-4
. 22 1-4
.137 1-4
.139
full war strength. In addition, J,(.0
hospital apprentice reruits will be
needed in two months.
The Postoffice Departhtent has sus
pended the issuance of money order
for Greece and the. payment .after June
1, of orders drawn fn that country.
Day of Prayer f&r England.
London, May 26;-WhitBuhday isHO
be observed thrbttghoutr- England to
morrow, as ar day, of united-prayer for
the success, of the waijv, Impnsive ,
services will be held in St. laui and
it is expected that members of the
royal, family and leading repreBenta-
Uyes.of. Jh, government will be Ul at
tendance'.
I i
5-1 - - - -..v. 1 iMiitiiuwiiitiifiMiiMimiiiiitwuHiiwf-iyiPwtii-piiwTTnffFffTT-iwii
Beautiful Bust and Shoulders
arc nossible if you will wear ctentiflca!ly comtructed
Th dragKi" JKht tn uncoriflned bust eo. tretchej the.
Bupportinftmusciea rna tne conronr oi tne ngure i itohw.
F pit ihe htol back where It 0
lQBgs prerent uo mil duw irom
tiaviny the appeamnce of llab-
ry i- A O Ct IT TO V V ar&rglBK mustics mm cuii ui
BRAiolHttO fl-.u of twc Bbtfuldcr stvinj a
ftraccful line to tlte entire upper body.
ri a.;;1m rni(rrTeabre frarments Imrtil-
nab-cotne'in all materials an : Croi;s Back. "
mi t
Front, Surplice, Bandeau, etv Boned with Walohn, the
rustless boninr-pennittiB- w,es.wJtA9mo
BENJAMIN & JOHNESv l Warren Street. Newarky N. J .
lias
11X2. S THOMAS .SftBVJtlH
Thp eneaeement of Mrs. Thomas
TftV AnriHf(T PiteSSlV. " ....
WasKih6h. May 26;-PubIid hear
ings1 bn the . proposed 15 tfperA cent,
freight ' rate Iflcfeas; wefrd' cbntittQd
tbdCy Dfbrthefnterstate -Cbhimerce
Commission- witn ; executives vl vuc
- . - . -w . iTl T M it r
Carraway, u. u. iar.e,. ivi v. vj-i., ,. mi,m nf noted football
! i t n Tr,orrto t.t 1 vv weprton. ullv-'"" " " ' " r . z .
l . ... 1 mm w I LU11. .J . 1 . uunaiu". o . 1 r. Voir. in Mgponn
BE BUILT Ut blttXi H. B. Harrell, C. V. Haynes, R. P.
Holding, E. O. James, R. B. Jordan, c
W. Parker, Jr., Burgin Penhell, J. A.
Stevens, Jr., C. C. Wall.
The benediction closed one of the
most successful years in the- history
of the college.:. . . '
cs epnlhatloji xbf atferneyS
Thl gifferat'trlnr f thcrSss;e
aioinatteri'wa'-'t65'8n"bwJ''iK'at. the rail
roads could nVeef ' the 'emergency from
which they ask-relief; turning to
the American government will build
to beat the German . submarine and
carry supplies to our European allies
will be constructed of steel instead of
wood, and the men who control, the
output of iron and steel in this coun
try have given their pledge to Major
RATiPral Georee W. Gbethals to fur
nish the necessary materials. Informal
conferences were expected to be held
here today by the iron and steel mahu-
f Lctux6rs
i General Gbthals' appeal for the; co
operation Of the' iron and s,tol mahu-
facturers rounu e.m.nuniai; uu
ribfic response-, at the annual dinner
of the American Iron and Steel Insti
tute last night after he had told them
that the proposal to build one tnou
CONGRESS DEBATES
WAR MEASURES
fty Associated Press.)
Washington, My 26. Congress con
tinued to debate the administration
bills, today in both Houses.
No Other subject . connected with
the conduct of the war contains such
an intimate- interest for. the Ameri
can people, ahd that fact was recog
nised by the' nature of the discus-
Dlayer ahd coach at Yale, to Marshall
Russell, has been announced in New
YOrk. Mr. Shevlin was a young multi
milMonaire' of Minneapollis. Before
her marriage Mrs. Shevlin was Missi
Elizabeth Sherley, of Louisville, Ky.,
Mr. Shevlin died last year after con
tracting a severe cold while coaching
the Yale eleven. Mr. Russell is a
broker of Winchester, Va., and a broth
er of Mrs. Gardner W. Brown and of
Dr. James Russell, chief surgeon of
Roosevelt Hospital, New York. Mrs.
Shevlin has resided in New York since
the death of her husband.
Burgaw
Chadbourn .
Clinton .. . .
Fayetteville
Goldsboro . .
Jacksonville
. . .. 7.50
.... 743
. ... S.75
.. .. 7.85
9 59
$8.90
Risberg's slump, taken on that basis,
then ihust be given credit for the Sox
shortcomings. But . it also . must be
considered that neither Collins nor
Jackson has hit a batting stride of any
The first bill. DropQslng methpda to t 'irtf starter
sttmulate production, is fist tmder obably will begin to shine again
consideration, while th committees; the season is over. ' Jackson is
afH't wdi on another hiTl to provide . ..,w,.i if ctortd
w&lch. -tney-aBKi on wooden ships in 18 machinery or food administration to " "r "
mSSIf ISSfth;' "is simnlv hopeless." h headed bv Herbert C. Hoover. slow last year.
.$8.45 Lumberton
9.50 Mt. Olive . .
. . .... . . 8.10 New Bern .
. . . . . . . S.10 Pembroke .
7.25 ; Warsaw ..
..' 9.95 White ville"
Wilmington . .
Corresponding Ttatrs from all Agencies, .j. il
to ' , ... ...
: WASHINGTONV D. C. ':" .
Account of the ,.....
CONFEDERATE VETERANS
Tickets will be sold June 2-3-4-5-6 and 7, Limited until midnight
June 21, 1917. Extension of final limit until midnight July 6th may
be obtained by deposit Of ticket with Special Agent and payment of
50 cents. " - ' '' !; 5 ' f"-' T
Take advantage of the through train service of the
ATLANTIC COAST LINE
Standard Rallroad.of the South.
For rates, reservations, or any Information, address any Agent, or
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