New Orleans and New York Cotton Markets Close Mixed on Weekend Cables
Cotton friday gains faded into weekend cautiousness as New Orleans and New York quoted futures steady to higher on bullish crops and dry spell expectations. Open interest showed modest advances with October through May contracts posting small gains while spot cotton held steady amid light sales and in New York and Liverpool trading.
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New Orleans
Deiod Iy
New York
Liverpool
Texas
Savannas Turpentine and Rosin Prices and Stocks
In Savannah Georgia August 7 turpentine receipts 361 casks shipments 87 casks stock 26 484 casks rosin receipts 1 676 barrels shipments 285 barrels stock 62 645 barrels. Quotes for various grades B to Ww with price ranges. Also Chicago livestock and wall street items and small local classifieds.
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Savannah
Little Talks on Thrift Emphasize Food Savings and Training Children
The article cites Annie S. Peck and a Chicago club member arguing thrift can cut living costs and improve health. It highlights Peck’s frugal diet and two quarts of milk daily, plus lessons from a silk dress anecdote, urging thrift to become a family habit and guiding children.
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Annie S. Peck
Miss Peck
New York City
Chi
Nother Sreneneerie
Asco Wanamaker
VESSELS IN PORT AND STREAMS OF SHIPS AND SCHOONERS
A port list shows vessels in port and en route, including the Glencliffe, Roseway, San Marcos, and Joseph with destinations and docking points at Turners Terminals Gulf Dry Dock City Wharf Pier 3 and Pier 4. It catalogs steamships Huron Ponce Storfong and Ines among numerous schooners barkentines and motorbarks with ports from New Orleans to Porto Rico and Progreso Mexico.
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Turner Terminals
Gulf Dry Dock
City Wharf
Ponce
Bri
New Orleans
Porto Rico
Huron
New York
Mallory Steamship Company
Storfong
Pensacola
Munson Steamship Company
C. D.pickels
Big 4 Bay
Cuba
Albert D. Mills
Puerto Padre
Glenesk
Havre
France
Ines
Spai
Huelva
Spain
van Heynigen Brokerage Co
Lizzie E. Dennison
Progreso
Mexico
Barkentine Singer
Whitney Bodden Co
Evadne
Manati
Dora Allison
México
Cane Malinche
Munson Line
Motorbark Elfreda
Gulf States Shipping Company
Bananas and Lumber Depart as Mobile Harbor Bustles
The Norwegian steamship Corinto arrived with 17 000 banana bunches and sails for Puerto Cortez. The American schooner M A Achorn leaves for Caibairen with 177 880 feet rough pitch pine and 68 701 feet dressed pine lumber. The Mouthersale Caris bean Steamship shifts to pier 3 and heads to Port au Prince Haiti and Jamaica with cargo. The river packet John Quill reaches Mobile late after loading slaves at Lock 17 and plans 6 PM departure.
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Corinto
United Fruit Company
Puerto Cortez
Honda
M. A. Achorn
Caibairen
Cuba
Vinegar Bend Lumber Company
Echo
Mobile
Compan
Mouthersale Carisbean Steamship Company
Pinto Docks
Pier 3
Port Au Prince
Haiti
John Quill
Warrior
Tuscaloosa
Lock 17
Coffeeville Personal Notes Show Local Visitors and Trips
Miss Ruth York and Lucile Wilson return home from Bladon Springs. Alda Robinson returns from Jackson with Mamie Kirwin. Travel to Salitpa and West Bend noted. Residents visit relatives in Bladon Springs and Laurel. Masonic meeting attendance at Salitpa referenced.
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Coffeeville Personals
Coffeeville
Ala
Ruth York
Lucile
Wilson
Bladon Springs
Alda Robinson
Jackson
Mamie Kirwin
J. A. May
Saliton
F. W. Benson
Salitpa
Willie Robinson
Sid May
Ruby Simpkins
Cora Belle Wilson
Johnson
Odie May
West Bend
Simoodham
KR. A. Woodham
Salitpn
Maggie Cox
Gulft City
Angle
Daisye
Besse Waters
Laurel
Miss
Cave Collins
Bindon Springs
C. R. Simmons
Youngstown
Fla
W. P. Woodham
Agnes Taylor
A W. Benson
Marengo County
Clark
Daisy Anderson
Fincher
Healing Springs
Bid McCorquodale
Balitpa
Travis Robinson
Leroy
Misg Bey
Judge K M Landis to Hear Eastland Grand Jury Evidence
Judge K M Landis will hear evidence in the Eastland grand jury hearing in Chicago. The proceedings involve material presented to the grand jury and related judicial oversight.
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K. M. Landis
Eastland Grand Jury
Chicago
Local Notes From A Rural Column
W. F. Mudge returns from Lacombe Louisiana where he has been employed. Mr. and Mrs. Vanden Schoten visit their sons in Detroit Michigan. Misses Patterson and Andrews were visitors to Merrill on Monday.
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Dale
W. F. Mudge
Lacombe
Vanden Schoten
Detroit
Mich
Patterson and
Andrews
Merrill
Theodore Personalities and Local Happenings in Theodore
Bob Gray and pony visited Dogao on Wednesday. Pierce and Santi with J R Wells and family fished at the bay Friday morning. McConnell road crew improves the local road. Mann Tillman recovered from a facial carbuncle after doctor's treatment. A H Daves of Irvington cleared 120 acres and plans Satsuma oranges on the new fencing project.
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Theodore
Ala
Bob Gray
Pony
Pierce
Santi
J. R. ‘Wells Ana
B.mcconnell
Mann Tillman
A. H. Daves
Irvington
Satsuma
Jackson Personal Notes and Local Happenings
Jackson residents report visits from Lyman and Herbert Hawke to grandmother Mrs. Gullyhorn. Miss Neil Hilman vacationing with Mrs. W. Faust. Vivian Oliver returns from Vredenburg to be with his uncle. City planned to install electric lights. Teachers institute set for September sixth. Mrs. Wash Shipper entertained a group of youngsters with an ice course and a later trip to the movie. In Arabic, gush means heart, a light remark on classical studies.
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Jackson
Ala
Lyman
Herbert’ Hawke
Gullyhorn
Neil Hilman
Faust
Vivian Oliver
Vredenburg
Teachers’ I Institute
Wash Shipper
Hester Reports 1914 15 Cotton Crop Decline and Uses
N G Hester secretary of the New Orleans Cotton Exchange discloses a 1914 15 crop totaling 17 004 000 bales with 15 108 111 bales sold commercially and value of 749 384 978, down from 1 184 444 114 last year. Linters use rises with wartime demand and Southern mills set records in consumption.
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New Orleans
N. G. Hester
New Orleans Cotton Exchange
South
North
World
Texas
Georgia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Naturally Miss Maria Slipp Breaks Arm in Accident
Miss Maria Slipp fell on Saturday and broke her arm according to the Brain erd Tribune. The item notes a minor injury with no further details or casualties.
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Bell
Picard
Sawyer
William Painter
Mt. Vernon
Ala
Jess
North Wilkinson
Maria Slipp
Brainerd
Minn
Tribune
Changing fortunes in a turbulent stock market
New York stock activity shifts from wartime panic to war demand. Investors pile into defense names as Wall Street rebounds with five to ten point jumps, while some blue chips like United States Steel and Bethlehem Steel rise on war orders. The market becomes topsy turvy with once idle issues gaining prominence.
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Crucible Steel
United States
Bethleehem Steel
American En
American Sugar
American Tel. & Tel
Atchison
Baltimore & Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Bad
Ian Pacific
Lake & Ohio
Chi
Mil. & St. Paul
Chi, RI. & Pacific
Consolidated Gas
Erie
General Motors
Great Northern, Pid
Illinois Central
Kansas City Southern
Maxwell Motor Co
Mexican
Petroleum
Kans
Texas
National Lead
New York Central
Northern Pacific
Pennsylvania
Reading
Rep. Iron & Steel
Seaboard Air Line
Pfd
Sloss
Sheffield Steel & Iron
Studebaker Corporation
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Tennessee Copper
Texas Co
Union Pacific
United States Steel
United States Steel, Pfd
Caro. Chem
Western Union
Allis Chalmers
New York
Stock Exchange
Wall
Germany
Asia
Thur
the Stock Exchange
Exchange
Schwab
Amcan Can
American ‘Locomotive
Win Locomotive
General Motorich
Lackawanna Steel
Repair & Steel
Studebaker
Westir
Nogales Americans Ordered Not To Aid Invasion
Washington reports General Calles directs new forces threatening Nogales not to aid Americans. A separate item notes Zapatistas along the Tehuantepec railway have burned stations at Los Naranjos and Tre Villas. Also a brief domestic exchange about a nurse maid and a planned night trip.
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Nogales
Washington
Calles
Bas
Zapataten
Tehuantepél Railway
Los Naranjos
Tre Villas
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Mobile County
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State OF Alabama
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Charles Ebett
MM. Borett
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City of Mobile
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Chicago and Northwestern Railway Co
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