New Orleans Cotton Dims. Prices Slip on Liverpool Outlook
Cotton markets in New Orleans and New York fell after a discouraging Liver pool tone and forecasts of fair eastern belt weather. In New Orleans de clines of 15 to 18 points were followed by partial recovery before closing 12 to 13 points lower, with spot steady and receipts 599. In New York declines of 28 to 30 points shifted to partial gains before a late slide, with December around 14.50 and January about 14.63. Wall Street mixed with notable activity in steel, gas, and rail shares as traders weighed dividends and demand.
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New Orleans
Liverpool
New York
Oklahoma
Wall Street Review
United States Steel
Reading
Union Pacific
Allis-Chalmers
Car and Foundry
Tel
Tobacco
Anaconda Copper
Atchison
Atlantic Coast Line
Baldwin Locomotive
Baltimore and Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
Canadian Pacific
Chesapeake and Ohio
Chi. Mil
St. Paul
Chi, R. I. and Pacific
Consolidated Gas
Crucible Steel
Erie
General Electric
Great Northern
Great Northern Ore Ctfs
Illinois Central
Int
Merc
Mar
Ctfs
Kansas City Southern
Liggett and Myers
Lorillard Co
Maxwell Motors
Mexican Petroleum
Missouri Pacific
National Lead
New York Central
N. Y
N. H. & Hartford
Norfolk & Western
Northern Pacific
Pennsylvania
Rep. Iron & Steel
Seaboard Air Line
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Studebaker Corporation
Tennessee Copper
Texas Co
United Fruit
United States Rubber
Smelting & Refining
United States Steel Pid
Virginia-Carp. Chem
Wabash Pfd. B
Western Union
Westinghouse Electric
Mobile
G. B
M and O Railroad Lands in Alabama and Mississippi
One quarter cash and liberal terms on the balance offer buyers in Mississippi and Alabama. Several fine tracts in Mobile County with elevated level pine land soil. Now is the time to buy while prices are low.
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Alabama
Mississippi
Mos Rile
Turpentine and Rosin Prices and Receipts in Savannah
Savannah reports a turpentine firm with 42,421-4 sales and receipts 485 while a rosin firm records sales none and receipts 1,966. Prices quoted include B at 5.60 D 5.70 E 5.80 F 5.95 G 6.10 H K M 6.40 and WW 6.45.
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Savannah
Turpentine
Chicago Market Reports Hogs Cattle and Lambs Price Range
Chicago market notes for August 10 show hog receipts at 19,000 with bulk 9.90 to 10.50 and heavy to 10.60, cattle receipts at 4,000 with native beef 6.90 to 10.60 and calves 9.00 to 12.25, and sheep receipts at 15,000 with lambs 7.50 to 11.35 and wethers 6.75 to 8.25.
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Chicago
Grain and Provisions Price Report From Chicago
Wheat prices range from No 2 red to No 3 hard with 1.40 to 1.48 per bushel. Corn values show No 2 yellow near 87 cents with white and ag yellow variations. Oats and barley trade near 43 to 69 cents, while pork lard ribs close around 13 to 14.50 and a half dollars.
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Chicago
Liverpool cotton prices and sales report
Liverpool spot cotton eased with good middling at 8.78, middling 8.62, and low middling 8.46. Sales reached 7,000 bales with 1,200 for speculation and export. receipts were nil and futures remained quiet with listed spreads from August through July indicating slight backwardation.
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Liverpool
Biloxi Growers Aim to Protect Biloxi Ocean Springs Streetcar
A Biloxi Vegetable and Fruit Growers Association meeting will discuss protecting a six mile Biloxi to Ocean Springs streetcar line. Prominent Harrison and Jackson county farmers and businessmen back A L Reno who says the venture could profit residents and attract capital for trolley construction.
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Biloxi
Miss
Harrison
Jackson
Ocean Springs
A. L. Reno
Funeral of Martin Costello in Toulminville
The funeral for Martin Costello who died in Philadelphia last Friday was held Thursday at 8:30 from his Toulminville home and 9 from St Mary’s Catholic Church with requiem mass. Relatives and friends attended, with a delegation from Mobile Council 666 Knights of Columbus present. Burial followed in the Catholic cemetery. pallbearers included Thomas Riley W H Holcombe T Keegan John Cowley D Gimon Charles J N McAleer and Thomas nch.
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Martin Costello
Philadelphia
Toulminville
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Mobile Council 666
Knights of Columbus
Thomas Riley
W. H. Holcombe
T. Keegan
John Cowley
Miserly Widow Leaves Heir to Share Six Thousand Rambardi Fortune
In New Orleans on August 10, Mrs Henri Boudreaux of 33 Bourbon Street inherits half of 6072 dollars from Mrs Jacques Rambardi who died July 18. The other half goes to Alexander Thesse of 1800 Burgundy Street, a gold and silver plate worker at 425 Royal Street. Rambardi tested friends’ poverty claims before her death.
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New Orleans
Little Sisters of the Poor
Henri Boudreaux
Bourbon Street
Jacques Rambardi
Emma A. Wittman Dies at Family Residence
Emma A. Wittman died at the family residence at 12 10 p m with notice of will to be given later.
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Emma A. Wittman
Sharers of Mrs Rambar dis fortune tested by old woman
Mrs Boudreaux recalls how Mrs Rambar di tested her and another heir by inviting care and meals. Sixteen days before her death the elderly woman moved in, then died soon after. The memory fuels plans to use the fortune for family and relatives.
Old woman recalls life of Mrs Boudreaux and Rambrdi links
The aged narrator details her birth in a French opera area house, wealth changes after Mrs Rambrardi, and past ventures from a Milneburg hotel to religious articles. She notes a step grandmother aided a haunted house escape and describes fifty years of friendship with Mrs Hambardi after personal losses.
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St. Louis
Boudreaux
Hambardi
Curious Notebook Carried by Mrs Rambardi Revealed
Before her death Mrs Rambardi split time between the Thesse and Boudreaux households. She always carried a small notebook but never explained its contents.
Munson Line Steamship Mun arrives from Havana
The Munson Line steamship Munplace arrived at Pier 8 north side this morning at 9 30 from Havana Cuba. She is light and will load a general cargo for the return voyage and will probably sail before week’s end.
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Munson
Munplace
Munson Line
Havana
Cuba
Pier 8
Arpillao Sails to Bilbao After Loading Cotton and Timber
The Spanish steamship Arpillao left port shortly after daylight today bound for Bilbao Spain after loading cotton lumber and timber in the past two weeks. She filed clearance papers in the U S customs office on Wednesday.
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Arpillao
Bilbao
Spain
United States Customs Office
Bananas Hauled on Mount Vernon Heads Back to Tropics
The Mount Vernon of United Fruit Company arrived from Tela Honduras with 20 000 banana bunches and left port this morning for the tropics. The vessel will make another trip to Mobile soon according to a morning announcement.
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Mount Vernon
United Fruit Company
Tela
Honduras
Tropics
Mobile
Schooner Rena A. Murphy Clears for Cuba
The American schooner Rena A. Murphy filed clearance papers this morning in the customs office. She sails to Sagua Cuba with 313 381 superficial feet of yellow pine lumber for the Bahamas Timber Company.
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Rena A. Murphy
Bahamas Timber Company
Sagua
Cuba
Lights in Commission Advices Reach City Hall
City officials receive recommendations from commissions on lighting projects. Details withheld pending formal review and public comment period.
Lighthouse ships relighted in Mobile district lightship update
Inspector B B Dorry of the Eighth Lighthouse District reports that the Mobile ship channel lights Nos. 4A and 12, previously extinguished, were relit on the seventh and eighth instant.
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B. B. Dorry
Eighth Lighthouse District
Channeleate
Swedish schooner Barden reaches port after Cuba cargo run
The three masted schooner Barden from Cardenas Cuba arrived early this morning for a cargo. She reported from Fort Morgan that she would go to Mobile after fumigation at the quarantine station and anchored in the stream opposite Conti street on arrival.
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Barden
Cardenas
Cuba
Fort Morgan
Mobile
Conti Street
Cratheus of Caribbean and Southern to Arrive This Afternoon
The Norwegian steamship Cratheus from Kingston Jamaica is due to reach port late this afternoon to take on a general cargo for its Caribbean and Southern line. She will load at the harbor terminal after arrival.
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Cratheus
Caribbean and Southern Line
Kingston
Jamaica
Currier Arrives From Havana With Large Molasses Cargo
The American tank steamer Currier is due to reach the harbor Monday morning from Havana Cuba carrying a million and a half gallons of blackstrap molasses for the Cuban Molasses Company.
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Currier
Havana
Cuba
Cuban Molasses Company
Bluefields Shifts to Hieronymus Mills Dock for Lumber Cargo
The American schooner Bluefields a 234 ton vessel under Master Scott moved to the Hieronymus Mill Company docks at the foot of Madison street late Wednesday afternoon to finish a lumber cargo. She plans to sail in a few days for ports on the north side of Cuba.
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Scott
Hieronymus Mill Company
Madison Street
Cuba
Norwegian Bark Ancenis Arrives for Repairs in Mobile
The Norwegian bark Ancenis arrived from Gulfport Mississippi this afternoon around 1 30 o clock to Olinger Bruce Dry Docks for repairs. The vessel has a capacity of 1686 tons and was damaged during the hurricane of June 6 last. It is reported the owners will spend a considerable sum on repairs in Mobile. The ship anchored in the stream upon arrival while awaiting a clearance.
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Gulfport
Miss
Olinger & Bruce Dry Docks
Mobile
Shipping Notes In Port With Diverse Vessels
In port reports show numerous vessels at various docks and terminals. Ships and barges including Progreso Mexico Carmela Turner Terminal loading at harbor and repairs on others. Names include Grace Edward Henry Crosby J H Menge and more with loading unloading repairs and conversions noted across Turner Terminals and Municipal wharf.
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Goldfield
Progreso
Mexico
Carmela
Turner Terminal
Grace Edward
Genoa
Italy
Hunter-Benn Lumber Company
Frieda
Russ
Texas Oil Docks
Else
Ollinger and
Bruce Dry
Enry W. Cramp
Rouen
France
Joseph P. Cooper
Carbarien
Cuba
Henry Crosby
Gale
Spain
South Side
Ships and schooners listed in port movements and cargoes
A compilation of vessels including the Dororthy and Henna steamers and numerous schooners with details of owners, home ports, cargos lumber and repairs. Entries note Bahamas Timber Company cargoes to load lumber and repairs at Dry Dock Co in Gulfport with vessels sailing to Havana and Rouen and calls at New York, Tampa, Key West and Caribbean ports.
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Thyra Menier
New York
Bahamas Timber Company
Dorothy
Henna
Munson Line
Buenos Aires
Argentine
Three Marys
Ge- Noa
Italy
Springfield
J. M. Scott and Brothers
Oad
Georgia
Whitney- Bodden Company
Perceler
Havana
Cuba
Deveron
Rouen
France
Lampasas
Mallory Line
Tampa
Key West
Fla
Arpon
St. Andrews and Gulf Steamship Company
St. Andrews Bay
Crathens
Caribbean
Mortgage Sale and Foreclosure Notices in Alabama
Legal notices announce mortgage sale by J D Anderson and Maggie Anderson to Lee Sutton dated Feb 20 1914 and other foreclosures including J O Strickland Mary E Strickland to Mary E Cothran, with dates August 1916 and August 19 1916, plus guardianship resignation and estate administration actions in Mobile County Alabama. Public sale to satisfy debts, properties at Hyland Place, Coden, and other parcels described with court details and attorney notices.
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J. D. Anderson
Maggie L. Anderson
Lee EB. Sutton
Mobile County
Alabama
Court House
Mobile
Hyland Place
Elliott G. Rickardy
George H. Dunlap
E. Aorr Cr. O L
BH. W. Faith
Attys
J. O. Strickland
Mary E. Cothran
Mary EE. Strickland
Mary EE. Cothran
N.S
Mary B. Cothran
Mary FE. Strickland
Coden
McGrath
Portersville
Chas. Delage
J. A. Joullian
Rosalind B. Vail
F. P. Andrews
C. BH. Graham
Obile County
Charles E. Graham
Jas. E. Duggan
State of
Ala
Estate of Georgia
Williamson
B. B. Holloman
Price Williams
Thornton & McLeod
National City Bank
E. C. Hughes
Joseph Windley
Mary Windley
Stevens, McCorvey & McLeod
Attys. Agl
Help Wanted Army of United States in Mobile Alabama
Recruitment notice seeks able bodied men under 36 who are citizens of the states and of good character with English reading and writing ability. Apply to Recruiting Officer at 108 St Francis Street Mobile Alabama for information.
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Army OF
United Sta
St. Francis Street
Mobile
Ala
Shippers Forecast Warns of Heat Through Upcoming Period
Weather bulletin predicts temperatures around 94 degrees for the north east and west regions over the next 24 to 36 hours. River outlooks for the Tombigbee and Alabama basins show little change in the next two days, with minimal river shifts expected.
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Tombigbes
Alabama
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