STOCK MARKETS
Atrit. WILMINGTON DISPATCH. TUESDAY. JUNE 11 lQlft
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NEW YORK STOCK. r.,
York, June 1L. Coppers,'-to-
. . a nil a were uie uuibuiuuuik
baccos t- the firm opening of today's
e , market, equipments and rails
st0 in" gains. Shippings wem
al&o ...10M but displayed strong
less c" Exceptions to the upward
unde included General Motors - and
treDl Leather, both recoring nomfc
rpssions. Dealings were tenta
1 re, Lvpr traders awaiting further
Wilmington (spot)
Charleston .
Norfolk
'Savannah . . .. ,
tire,
prices
from aroad.
fre
steady.
Liberty
bonds
Atlantic Coast Lme (bid)
iSrican Tobacco . . . .. .
Jftcan Beet Sugar . . .
Foundry"
AS"1-"- t
American
uripricaii
Linseed
Linseed
Ref.
Sugar . .
T. & T.
Canadia
central
mpeaDeake &
.. 93
. .160
. . . 65
. . . 44 5-8
.. 80 1-8
.. 62 3-4
...40 5-8
...75
...108 1-2
..991-2
... 631-4
... 84;
...107 '
... 86 7-8
... 645-8
... 811-2
...146
. . . 65
COTTON MARKETS.
281-2
30 .
28 1-2
29 3-4
NEW YORK COTTON."
wew Yoric, June 10. The cotton
market showed continued lrreeularitv
early today. ; The covering movement
inspired by. unfavorable crop accounts
appeared to pretty well nii its course
yesterday and the ' demand for new
crop positions was . less active. On
the other hand, there was spot house
I. .... 1 . B t i y . . . .
uuyiug ul ouiy, accompanied oy re
ports of an improvement In the snot
demand, and the July premium widen.
Piez Tells Committee Work at
theWmington Plant" T
Is Progressing
(Special to The Dispatch.)
Washington. June 11. Thfi
civil appropriation bill, carrying near
ly three billion dollars mbst of it for
tne emergency ship program was re
ported to the house by the appropria
tions committee. The appropriations
for the shipping board and emergency
fleet corporation allows $50,000,000 for
concrete ship construction and assures
the continuance of the Wilmington, N.
C, industry.
The bill also contains several ofrV
Aniens
(niprican
aconda Copper .......
West indies
Idwm i.rr,. ....
Baltimore
netUehem Steel B ...
ian ratlin- .
Leather
Ohio 661-4
I .:aan -31U -ot - ......
i? i a- r a.u at
n.-,n Popper
tU'"" , o t AT 10
,.i.,oHn KUei CC iiuu
P Products 40 7-8
Crucible Steel 61 1-4
OUgai .... . . . .
1KS.S
Erie
General biecmc
feneral Motors
Nortnera nu ojri
Great onelu uie vtio
BUnois Central (bid) 96
kpiration Copper . 491-2
htMer. Marine 281-2
w M-er. Marine ria xu 1-45
foteraational Paper 36 .
Knnecott Copper di 0-4
bulsville & Nashville (bid) ..'.115.
r ir-i ' Off
Harwell jiciuis
jlexican Petroleum 94 i-4
Miami Copper (Did) H
'llidvale Steel 481-4
Missouri Pacific 23
Sew York Central 71 1-2
Vorfolk & Western 102 1-2
Northern Pacific 8b 1-8
min Cities Gas ..371-4
ed from 124 to about 150 points, during North Carolina items of more minor
d ,ji ij uaumj, lua xii of sec open cnaracier.
eu oareiy steaay, an advance of two ;rne hearings show that Chairman
points on juiy, but 'generally 14 to 19 Hurley, Charles Piez and Charles M
points lower under realizing and Liy- ocnwao, of the shipping administra
erpooi selling.- July Bold off to 25.59 n tola the house committee that
after the call of nine points net lower tne concrete ship had passed the pure
but soon firmed up, selling at 25.95 be- ly experimental stage and that $50,-
rore the end of the first hour or - 27 wwvwh ior Duiiding these vessels.
points . net higher. Later deliveries wnicn can be constructed more cheap-
rallied also, working two ,or three 17 tnan steeI and wooden vessels, was
Met Here Last Year and It Was
Such Success They De
' i tided to Return
points above last night's close.
The market closed very steady.
High. Low. Close
January 24.25 23.35 23.50 1
March .24.00 23.50 23.35
July 26.07 25.48 25.93
October 24.70 23.8023.97
December 24.39 23.50 23.66
NEW YORK SPOT. .
New York, June 11. Cotton:
quiet; middling, 29.95.
Spot
NEW ORLEAN8 COTTON.
New Orleans, June 11. Narrow and
nervous fluctuations marked ;the early
trading in cotton .today. At one time
the active months were 2 to 16 points
over yesterday's closed but a little
later they 10 to 13 points under. Scat
tered rains in the belt caused some
justified
Mr. Piez said concrete shio work at
the government yard at Wilmington
was progressing rapidly and the emer
gency fleet corporation intended to
turn out a number of concrete ships
there.
Chairman Shirley, of the abDroDria-
tions committee, said the bill is so
worded that the shipping adminstra-
ton may use even more, than fifty mil
lions at the various yards in turnine
out these vessels.
For the shipping construction pro
gram the bill appropriates a total of
$1761,701,000" in cash. Additional con
tract authorizations for $945,000,000
are provided for. makine more than
two and a half billions for ships. The
bill provides for the expenses of the
alien property custodian, the fuel and
food administrations and various other
sundry civil activities.
The program for the annual meet
ing of the Southern Textile ' associa
tion, which ;Will be held at Wrlghtsville
Beach, June 21-22, has been an
nounced by the secretary, A. B. Car
ter, of Greenville. JThis association
held its meeting at Wilmington last
year and" it was such a Success that
it decided to return again this year.
The opening, discussion following
the annual address by the president,
J. M. Davis, of Newberry1, S. C, will
be. on the patriotic subject of "How
Can Millmen Help Win the War?"
A. .M. Dijon, of Gastonia is one of
tne speakers assigned to a place on
the discussion of this topic. .
The afternoon session of the first
day will be taken up with a discucs
sion of the evils of the present sys
tem of soliciting labor and the sug
gestions of remedies for the same.
"Conserving the Coal Pile" will be
discussed in the closing sessions, and
"Management of Card Rooms" will be
the subject of an address, by A. F,
Briggs; of Camden, S. C. "Selection
of Travelers" will be the subject tt
an address by P. A. Smith, of Burlington,
A series of entertainments have
been planned ana the usual outings
and good times! will follow the daily
meetings.
The Southern Textile association is
composed of superintendents, over-
i m A 1 ' . mm
seers, etc., oi cotton muis an over
the south. Its membership is in ex
cess or 1,200.
uuymg, uui uie rainia.ii was nut gen- 1
fnnLeugh to be a very imPrtant REPORT OFMOTHER
The market closed steady at-a de- SHIP NOT CONFIRMED
cline of 9 to 43 points.
High
Copper
Pennsylvania .
Pittsburg Coal
jjt Consolidated
Heading
Sep. Iron & Steel . . ...
Sinclair Oil & Refining . .
Southern Pacific
fethem Railway . . .y
Sciebaker Corporation .
lessee Copper .....
tos Co
!fcco Products
Isj Pacific
tea Cigar Stores . . . .
IIM. Alcohol
izei States Rubber . .
K'idStates Steel ..
Hi Copper
Watash Pf d. "A"
Westing house Electric .
MjOverland
Gslf States Steel (bid) .
Seaboard Air Line
Soss. Shef Steel & Iron .
Faited Fruit (bid) . .
Virginia Caro. Chem. . . .
X.Y.,X. H. & H. .. .
.. 43 5-8
.. 521-4
. . 23 1-2
.. 87 7-8
.. 83 3-4
.. 28
.. 821-4
.. 23 3-4
.. 44
.. 19 1-2
..148
.. 62 5-8
..121
.. 951-4
..121 3-8
.. 57 3-4
.. 98
80
.. 411-4
.. 417-8
.. 191-2
.. 83 1-2
.. 71-2
. . 65
..121
..48
.. 413-4
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
Chicago, June 11. Hogs: Receipts,
WO, mostly 15c lower; bulk, 16.35
16.65; packing bags, 16.0016.35;
Eght hogs. 16.65 16.80: rough, 15.50
15.75; pigs, 16.2516.75.
Cattle: Receipts, 17,000. Slow. Top
cattle, steady: others mostly 15 25c
lower; calves, strong, 25c higher; beef
cattle, good choice and prime, 16.40
I'M; common and medium, 12.50
-"0; butcher stock cows and heif
ers, 8.50 14.50: canners and cutters,
8.50; stockers and feeders, good,
choice and fancy, selected 11.75
13.55; inferior, common and medium,
5-50ll.75; veal calves, common, me
tiam, good and choice, 14.50 16.00.
oneep: ReceiDts. 8.000. Lambs,
foady to strone: sheeD. weak. 10c
ker; bucks, $1, lower; shorn lambs,
choice to prime. 17.50 17.85: medium
b good. 15.5055)17.40: culls. 12.00
50; spring larnbs 19.O020.00;
es. choifiA ttnA rHmpi 14.00)14.50:
medium and ennA Htnnfi)14.00: cullS:
MO 9.00.
January .
March . . .
July .
October .,
December
.22.98
.23.00
.26.84
.23.86
.23.50
Low. Close.
22.56 22.56J
22.88
26.25
23.02
22.65
22.491
26.39
23.08
22.67
NEW ORLEANS SPOT.
New Orleans. June 11. Spot cotton i
steady and unchanged. Sales on the
snot 177. to arriven onei low mid
dling 27.88: middling 30.38; good mid
dling 31.61; receipts 2,623; stock 365,-
521.
1.42 1-8
1.43 5-8
.70 3-8
.65 3-8
4U70
41.20
24.12
24:32
WEATHER
For "Wilmington and vicinity: Fair
"night and Wednesday, preceded by
Mdershowers this afternoon or to-
noH warm 'KVoa'h artllth
inds.
Stage-of Water '
2.Ke Of xcntoT t iT,aT Vaay ivat
J Jayetteviiie, N. C, at 8 a.m. yes
ay, 5.9 feet.
nses "
Sua seta
Weather Bureau Reports
.6:05
8:24
Temperature
iS,h6Ville '
ianta
fusion ..,
Sotte ....
jcago
. . .
sonviiie
Weston
. .clear
. . clear
.cloudy
. . clear!
..foggy
. .clear
.cloudy
. .clear
rain
...cloudy!
. . . cloudy
... .clear
. cloudy!
.... clear!
d
o
- S 55
& 9 -3
IS s25 g-
"80 58 p
86 66 0
80 70 0
86 66 0
62 52 0
92 72 1.84
78 70 0
88 72 0
74 -56 .98
80 58 .40
86 64 . 0
88 74 0
88 64 .34
80 ) 65 0
CHICAGO GRAINS
Chicago, June 11. Eastward exten
sion of the warm wave had a bearish
influence todav on the corn market.
Openins prices, which varied from the
same as yesterday's finish to half
cent lower, with July 1.39 lw2 to
1.39 34 and August 1.4084 to 1.407-8,
were followed by a moderate rally and
then a decided downward swing.
Oats showed firmness compared
with corn After opening l-8c off to
3-:8c up with July 681-S to 68"i4, the
market hardened to a, material extent
and then reacted somewhat
Provisions gave way with hogs and
r.nrn. The only support came from
shorts.
Grain and provision prices follow
Corn
July 1.391-2
August 1.40 34
Oats v
July 68 7-8
August .63 14
Pork
July September 41.00
Lard
July 24.02
September 24.02
.Ribs
Julyfc., 2217
September 22.50 22.62
Thte market closed strong, zi- tc
2 3-4e net hieher. with July 1.48 1-8 to
1.42 3-8. and August 1.43 5-8.
Hash: Corn. No. 2 yellow. 1.67: NO.
3 yellow, 1.60O1.61; No. 4 yellow, 1.40
01.51. Oats, No. 3 white, n i-4
77 34: standard. 77 12 78. Rye, nom
Inal. Barley. 1.10O1.45. Timothy, 5.00
iff) 8.00. Clover, nominal. Pork, nomi
nal. Lard. 24.87. Ribs, zi.55 gzz.oa.
COTTON 8EED OIL,
New York, June 11. The cotton
seed oil marketx closed quiet; spot,
none: June, July and August, 20.00;
sales, none.
V -TT "
NAVAL 8T0RE8.
Spirits 60 cents.
Rosin Nothing doing.
Tar $3.50 and 16 cents.
Crude 14.90, $4.90 and $3.90.
LIVERPOOL COTTON.
Liverpool. , June 11. Cotton: Spot,
steady: nrices unchanged; good mid-
difnjr 22.5B: middling. 21.95; low mid-
dline. 21.41: good ordinary, 20.40;
sales. 3,000 bales, including 1,800
American. Receipts, 8,000; American,
9t sno. Futures closed irregular New
contracts: June, 22.40; July, 21.89;
August, 20.80; September, 19.79; Octo
ber. 19.30.
Old contracts, fixed prices: June,
20.88; June-July, 0-80. :
Youth Draw Four Year.
' Charleston, S. C, June 11. One
of .the first sabotage cases ever tried
in a federal court, it is believed, under
the act recently passed, was heard
here Monday, afternoon when Louis D.
Boette, a KL year old boy of this city
of German extraction, was found guilty
with Recommendation to mercy. Judge
H. A. M. Smith sentenced iiim to four
years in the national training school
for boys At Washington, Boette was
employed at the Valk and Murdoch
plant, where boilers for the govern
ment were being made and placed bits
w mm
of nails in a pneumatic qpjj,
- . ... fiiy h "
Washington, June 11. Reports
from the survivors of the steamer
Pinar Del Rio, destroyed by a sub
marine off the Virginia coast, that the
enemy raiders were accompanied by a
mother ship, found no confirmation
today at the department. Officials be
lieve, however, that the raiders might
use a captured vessel loaded with sup
plies to prolong their stay off the
coast. ,
As the situation stands today, -the
navy department is convinced that no
base exists along the Atlantic an dthat
the raid is in the nature of a single
raid. There is no doubt that it may
be repeated at any time.
Coming of
The Su
13318
An Atlantic- Port, .. June ; ll.-The
schooner Edward JL Baird, Jr., report
ed to have been sunk off -the Virginia"
coast last week by a German subma
rine raider was libeled in the federal
court here today by agents of the
American steamer Harvey H, Brown,
which picked up the abandoned
schooner at sea and towed her into
port.
The llbellants allege that at great
peril to their vesseFthey brought the
Baird to port undamaged and with her
valuable cargo intact. The actual
value of' the -pronertv involve in the
salvage operation is declared to be
about $400,000.
THE MimJALl LIFr
of New;York.
v AB, Croom, Jr.,
Manager Wilmington District.
301 Southern Building. . .
' x Phoned 489-1505
(Life Insurance.Onfy)
"That'n AH"
Steamer Wilmington leaves every
day at 9:30 a, m. for Southport, Fort
Caswell and intermediate stops.
DOUBLE TRIPS SUNDAYS, 9:30 a;,
m., 8:00 P. M, returning last trip 8:00
p. m. Adr. . a -
Hcmf to Avoid Tbott Pains and Dhtresa
Which so ManrMothera Have Suffered.
JIMMIE HASKETT IS
DEAD AT SOUTPORT
(Special to The Dispatch)
Southport, June 11. Jimmie Has-
kett, aged 44, died Monday afternoon
from blood poison. He suffered in
tensely for several weeks, and last
Sunday, in. the hope of saving his life,
one of his arms was amputated.
Surviving him are: His mother,
Mrs. Carrie Hasketti a brother, Bennie
Haskett, and four sisters, Mesdames
John Harker, Clyde Newton, Dick
Fraxier and Miss Louise Haskett.
Too much cannot be said for a wonderful
preparation, familiar, ta &asy womea at
Mother's Friend.
It Is more effective Xxf Its actios than an
tha health rule ever laid down for the
rnldaace of expectant mothers. It is aa
external application that spreads Its influence
cpon the cords, tendons and muscles of the
abdomen, rendering them pliant, and they
expand gracefully without that pecoliax
wrenching strain.
The occasion Is, therefore one of trtf
bounded joyful anticipation and too much
stress cannot be laid upon the remarkable
Influence which a mother's happy prenatal
disposition has upon the health and fortunes
of the generations to come.
The pain at the crisia is Infinitely lesi
when Mother's Friend is used during the
period of expectancy for the muscles ex
pand -easier and with less strain when baby
Is born.
Mother's Friend Is for external use only,
Is entirely safe and may be had of you
druggist. It is prepared by the Bradfield
Regulator Co.. Lamar Bid.. Atlanta,
Ga. Write them to mailyou their interest
lug "Motherhood Book." They will send it at
once, without charge, and you win find it
very helpful. Do not neglect for a singl
night and mornlnr to aonlv Mother's Frieni
accord ine to directions around the bottle
and thus fortify yourself against pain and
discomfort.
Good enough for Uncle Sam:
good enough for anybody
1VERIASTIC
RUBBER
ROOFING
DO you know that thousand
of squares of Barrett's Eve,
laetic "Rubber" Roofing have
been used on the new army can
tonments and on other govern
ment jobs? -
Uncle Sam is a Tceen buyer. He
wants the best quality, but he
won'tpay fancy prices. That's why
He selected Barrett's Everlastic.
Follow his lead and yoq will
be sure of the best value in roof
ing that money can buy.
Come in and let us show you
how good this Barrett's Everlastic
Roofing is for your job.
We have 'it in stock in one-,
two- or three-ply. One square to
a rolL Noils and cement inside.
N. JACOBI
Hardware Co.
ATLANTIC CITYS NEWESTH
FIREPROOF. HOTEL
Directly on the Ocean Front
Unusually Attractive During All
Seasons of the year.
American and European Plane
Luxurious lobbies, spacious veran
das and sun parlors, overlooking the
ocean and thoroughly heated.
Charming afternoon muslc&tes and
erenlng concerts. A palatial resi
dence for those seeking rest and
recreation.
Sea Water Baths.
m hi sws sup m
Fireproof Gars re.
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V GRANDMA'S
Map. BV.mp wastes awmy
TiBC arooM ta water.
ami out uaamd
MA br tha fMonral.
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safe
cm Larger
Fackages
N waste.
GRANDMA'S
Borax Powdered Soap
Ask Your Grocer For It!
Will Answer Unfair Attack
Of Postal Telegraph Co.
Late Saturday afternoon, June 8th, we learned that the Postal
Telegraph Cable Company, a competitor, had made a vicious attack
upon this company in a printed pamphlet which had been distrib
uted in the cities in North Carolina in which we are seeking an in
crease in telephone rates, t. $
j
This pamphlet contains many erroneous and misleading state
ments, and is expressed in such lariguage as to reveal the violent
prejudice of an unfair and unscrupulous author.
A complete, detailed refutation of the charges and insinuations
contained in this pamphlet will be made when the State Corporation
Commission meets again to continue the hearing on our rate cases.
I ilJmilflM ii PCoUmsa
v Mil Ur Him eosgooa adi da-
7M; J - Bctnntatioo S0)sra
iSlllfm W Wilt pafckedin rrery
Bfaffe all nf ! w ease. Exehanare-
mjfm y aetlaaia
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"SANS-SOUCI"
SAUSAGE
Pure Pork Sausage
Fresh Sausage
Smoked Sausage
Frankforts
Bologna
Head Cheese
Liver Sausage
New England Ham
Made without cereals.1
Sanitary, clean delicious
Take no substitutes
For sale at all first-class
grocers and markets
CAROLINA PACKING
COMPANY
UNION PASSENGER
STATION
Arrjrai and Deparrnre of Trains
Ttbnmr 1st. 1913.
hi
SEABOARD AIR LINE A
DEPABT DAILT . AaKIVB
3:45 PM Charlotte ...... 1O0 PJkf.
Parlor Car.
BOS A3f.. ...... Charlotte 12 $Q AJi.
Steeper opened 10$d P. MJ
Fsr bforxaasisn rkesa
ATLANTIC COAST LINE!
DSPAKT DAILY AJSX2T&'
645 AM South and West. . .12 (45 A.M.
Sieeoer to Columbia, (Open 10 .-00 P. M.
Ixtft A-M-.-KortU oBOi.-
Parlor Car to Morzols :
S:4S AL..Sra7etteTin 8K P.M.
3:05 PwM...New Bern ..12:30 P.M. j
30 P.M.. .South, and West l:OU p. I:
... Sleepers to Augusta, Atlanta
C:4C P.M... North 10:15 AJtf.
. F-leepars to Washtnjrton, Norfolk .
For Xatoratatlon fkent la.
Suburban Schedule
IN
EFFECT SATURDAY,
JUNE 8, 1918.
f? ?!
WEEK-DAYS j
Lv. Center Lv. BeacK:
5:40 A.MJ
-6:15 A.M. - 6:10A.M.v
6:55 A.M. 7:10A.M.j
7:25 A.M. 7:40 AM.
8:00 AM. 8:15 AM. j
and every half and every halfl
hour thereafter hour thereafter.
until
5:30 P.M.
6:10P.M.
6:30 P.M.
and every half
until
5:45 P.M.
6:20 P.
6:50 P.M.
7:15 P.M.
When you want the one
best drink for good taste
and good health.
Bear" In Mind
. We shall not engage in a newspaper controversy and our friends,
our patrons and the public may Jeal assured thst the confidence they
have reposed in our integrity will be fully justified, arid that at the
proper time, before tne State Corporation . Commission, a - full and
complete answer to every statement contained in this printed circu
lar will be made, - 1
SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE
AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY
Enjoy the good taste of hops, the
foana and the eparljje.
Drink all yon want it's non-intoxicating.
At grocers, at druggists,' in fact at
all places where good drinks are soli
LEMP
Manufacturers
, ST. LOUIS
1
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By M. B, SPEIH? General Manager
A moed forinfactiona
: the urinary tract.
Painieas. BMHXiisonotia
sod villnot strictnrt
Belieresia 1 to o dan.
PRICE $1.20 Bold By Dragglsts
Treatise with, each bottle r ma3ed aa reqaest.
- PREPARED BX ' .
THEVAf5j;H5MJCAL C0 CiNClNKATL a
hour thereafter and every half
until hour thereafter
11:00 P.M. until
12:10 AM. "11 :45 P.M.
Local trains stopping at all stations
(on request) may be expected to leave
the Center and Lumina at the tlmesi
indicated. ,
The 6:10 express leaves daily ex
cept daturdays and Sundays stopping
at Fifth. Ninth, Seventeenth "and Mir.
ket streets, Wilmington; Winter Par!
Gardens; Sea Gate, Wrlghtsville and'
all stations on beach.
' FREIGHT:-
Lv. Wilmington
5:30 AM.
9:30 A.M. ,
9:30 P.M.
Lv. Beach 1
7 :05 AM.
12.15 P.M.
6:15 P.M.
Freight depot open daily except San-
day, from -7.30 a. m. until JL: 00 p.
and from 2:00 p. m. until 6:00 p. m.
Freight depot telephone No. 96.
SUNDAYS: S
Lv. Center Lv. Beach
7:00 AM. 6:40 A.M.
8:30 A.M. 7:45 A.M.
and every half 9:15 A.M.
hour thereafter and every, half
until hour thereafter
11:00 P.M. until
12: JO AM. 11:45RM.
Local trains stopping at all stations
Yon request) may be expected to leave
the. Center and Lumina at the tlme3
Indicated, -
v FREIGHT:
Lv, Wilmington , Lv. BeacW
11:00 A.M. 12:15 P.M.
Freight' depot open 10 to 11 a. m. :
Freight depot telephone No. -96.'
Puring period of heavy travel ex
press trains wiH.be operated between
Wilmington and Lumina,- stopping only
at Fifth, Ninth, Seventeenth. and, Mar
ket" streets, Wilmington; Oeefaio Ho
tel, 6e ashore Hotel, Caroling Yac)
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