Shipping Notes In Port List Of Vessels And Docks
A flotilla of ships and boats listed in port includes Francis Hanify, Munplace, Bryasel, Carmela, Grace Harvard, Frieda, Else, Joseph P Cooper, Henry W Cramp, Agnella, Lady Shea, Norstjerne, Bluefields, Elizabeth T Doyle, Dora Rio, Barden, Ancenis, Georgia Gilkey, Alice B Philippe, Sadie C Sumner, Mount Vernon, Francis Hyde, and others. Vessels are at Pier 6, Pier 8, Turner Terminal docks, Lamberga, Olinger and Bruce Dry Docks, and various harbors in Cuba, Italy, Spain, Brazil, and Honduras with repairs, loading, unloading, and conversions noted.
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Francis Hanify
Cienfegos
Cuba
Cuban Molasses Co
Munplace
Havana
Munson
Bryasel
Carmela
Arm
Turner Terminal Docka
Laneing
Grace Harvard
Russ
Genoa
Italy
Hunter-Benn Lumber Company
L. and
Frieda
Hunter-Bennee Company
Turner Terminal Else
Ollinger and Bruce Dry Docks
Joseph P
Hilava
Henry W. Cramp
Rouen
France
Pourner
Agnella
United Fruit Company
Galveston
Tex
L. and N
Lady Shea
Norstjerne
Bilbao
Spain
Turner Terminal
Bluefields
Campeche
Mexico
Elizabeth T. Doyle
Dora Rio
Nor
Rio de Janiero
Brazil
Barden
Cardenas
Ancenis
Gulfport
Miss
Georgia Gilkey
Bahamas Timber Company
Turner
Alice B. Phillipe
Cuban
South Side
Sadie C. Sumner
St. Andrews Bay
Mount Vernon
Tela
Honduras
Gulf Dry Docks
Francis Hyde
U. Ss. Co. G
Avenger
G. J. Santa Cruz
Cotton market soars then steadies as futures rise mid session
Today’s midday trading shows December at 15.65 and January 15.68 with further gains in the afternoon, spot cotton steady at Middling 15.85, with futures near 15.88 for December and 15.95 for January and March over 16 cents. The cotton exchange will be closed September 2 and 4.
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Cotton Exchange
Cotton futures surge in New Orleans market advance
In New Orleans on August 25 traders pushed cotton prices higher as sympathetic buying swept the English market. October climbed to 15.12 cents, futures moved 41 to 43 points above yesterday, and the spot price rose to 15.19 cents middling.
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New Orleans
New York Cotton Market Opens Sharply Higher
The cotton market opened with active buying and 25 to 31 point advances. Liverpool cables supported demand as dry southwest weather and crop deterioration reports boosted bullish sentiment. December near 15.55 and January 15.57, with early heavy realizations but prices staying near best levels as the hour progressed.
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New York
Liverpool
Alabama Tennessee and Northern Railway announces limited round trip tickets
Daily low fate round trip tickets under long limitation in effect from Mobile to Healing Cullom and Bindon Springs leave daily from Union Station at 8:15 a.m.
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Mobile
Healing
Cullom
Bindon Springs
Union Station
Cotton statistics from Liverpool weekly report
Liverpool August 25 report shows total cotton forwarded to mills 59,000 bales with American share 51,000. Stock stands at 678,000, including American 552,000. Imports 91,000 of which American 82,000. Exports 4,000.
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Liverpool
Market gains and losses on copper rails and steel stocks
New York trading opened with copper strength and an upturn in rails and marine shares. Anaconda Copper hit a new high, Marine preferred fell, and Steel rose near its record, while most leaders retreated as prices shaded on moderate offerings.
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New York
Kennecott
Utah
Anaconda
Mexican Petroleum
Crucible Steel
United States Steel
Union Pacific
Reading
Erie
Baltimore
Ohio
Marine Preferred
Steel
Allis-Chalmers
American Beet
American Can
American Car and Foundry
American Locomotive
American Cottonil
American Smelting
American Sugar
American Tel. & Tel
Anaconda Copper
Atchison
Atlantic Coast Line
Baldwin Locomotive
Baltimore & Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
Canadian Pacific
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago Mil. & &J. Paul
Chicago
Consolidated Gas
General Electric
Great Northern Pfd
Great Northern Ore Ciss
Illinois Central
Inter. Mer. Mar. Pfd
Cifs
Kansas City Southern
Kennecott Copper
Louisville & Nashville
Liggett & Myers
B. Lorillard Co
Maxwell Motors
Missouri Pacific
New York Central
N. H
Hartford
Norfolk and Western
Northern Pacific
Pennsylvania
Rep. Iron and Steel
Seaboard Air Line
Slos. Shef. Steel and Iron
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Studebaker Corporation
Tennessee Copper
Texas Co
United Fruit
United States Rubber
U. S. Smelting and Refining
United States Steel Pfd
Va.Carp. Chemn
Va. Iron, Coal and Coke
This Millionaire Spent His Money Most Crazily
Edward W. Morrison a reclusive millionaire faced bankruptcy proceedings in Chicago in a federal court. Witnesses including jeweler John Sommers described lavish and questionable entertainment and sums spent to pursue criminals and other whims. Morrison admitted paying 3000 to Sommers to send to detectives in Scotland Yard. Court adjourned without the appearance of Morrison's adopted daughters Alice and Margaret Burnstein who were alleged to be his own.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Edward W. Morrison
Landis
Morrison
John Sommers
Sommers
Scotland Yard
Alice
Margaret Burnstein
Joseph Burnstein
Weather Outlook for Mobile and Vicinity
Generally fair tonight and Saturday. Maximum Saturday temperature about 88 degrees. Light variable winds. Alabama and Mississippi: Generally fair tonight and Saturday.
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Mobile
Alabama
Mississippi
Marriage Licenses Granted for White-Grady Anderson and Miriam Grace Turner
White-Grady Anderson and Miriam Grace Turner were issued marriage licenses. The ceremony details were not listed in the available text.
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Grady Anderson
Miriam Grace Turner
Chicago grain and hay prices and Savannah naval stores data
Chicago wheat corn oats rye and barley prices with bid and ask ranges. hay Primothy and clover values listed. Savannah naval stores show Turpentine firm with receipts shipments stocks and rosin price quotes across grades PD FE F G N I K M WG WW.
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Chicago
Wno
Savannah
Turrentine
Rosin
Live Stock Prices and Receipts in Chicago Market
Chicago live stock report shows hogs with 25 000 head receipts and active trade. Hogs priced 10.45 to 10.95 for best and lighter classes, with heavier pork at 19.00 on grade. Cattle receipts about 4 000 with declines over last week, bees and cows trading 5.25 to 16.85, calves to 11.78. Sheep receipts 12 000 with a weak market, ewes 6.15 to 7.70 and lambs 6.50 to 10.65.
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U S
G. B
Con
U. 8
Chicago
End of Rule on Baggage Expected in Congress
Information from Mobile says the Cummins amendment requiring travelers to declare baggage value and pay excess over 100 may be abolished. Rep Esch explains how the provision slipped into a commerce bill, initially covering goods and livestock, not personal baggage, and that ICC was not aware of it.
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Mobile
Congress
Representative Esch
House Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee
Washington
Senate
Esch
Interstate Commerce Commission
Weather favorable to most of Alabama crops
Weather for the week ending August 22 was favorable to all crops except cotton. Alabama saw scattered showers on the 18th and 26th with ample sunshine overall. Cotton is poor due to weevils, picking advances in central and southern Alabama, while northern counties and upland corn show slight improvement to fair or good. Hay making, truck crops, sweet potatoes, sugar cane, velvet beans, peanuts, and pastures are generally in good condition.
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Alabama
Bananas on Two Norwegian Steamer Lifts to United Fruit
The Norwegian vessel Vika is due Saturday from Bocas de Toro Panama to United Fruit with several thousand banana bunches. The United Fruit Company reports another Norwegian steamer Vera due next Tuesday from Bocas with a banana cargo.
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Vika
Bocas de Toro
Pan
United Fruit Company
Bocas
Fort Gaines Due Tuesday With Bananas From Belize
The Norwegian steamer Fort Gaines, chartered by the Orr Laubenheimer Company, is scheduled to arrive Tuesday from Belize Hon with a large cargo of bananas.
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Fort Gaines
Orr- Laubenheimer Company
Belize
Hon
Dredge Charleston Leaves Harbor for Pascagoula
The government dredge Charleston departed Friday from the harbor toward Pascagoula Mississippi. It is not expected to perform any dredging work in Pascagoula according to officials.
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Charleston
Pascagoula
Miss
Tanker Francis Hanify Arrives From Cuba With Blackstrap
The American tank steamer Francis Hanify docked on the north side of Plier 6 after arriving from Cienfuegos Cuba. She carries 700000 gallons of blackstrap and will discharge the cargo before departing on her return trip around Saturday.
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Francis Hanify
Cienfuegos
Cuba
Plier 6
British steamer Elmagrath sails to United Kingdom
The Elmagrath, a British steamer carrying iron pyrites for Van Heynigen Brokerage Company, departed Thursday evening for the United Kingdom after delivering its cargo last week.
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Elmagrath
van Heynigen
United Kingdom
Turtle Cove lights relighted after August hurricane
The Turtle Cove channel front and rear lights in Corpus Christi bay at Aransas Pass Tex were extinguished in the August 18 hurricane and were relighted on August 22. Inspector H B Dorry of the eighth lighthouse district reports that Turtle Cove channel lights Nos 1 and 3 will be relighted as soon as possible and the Brazos river gas and whistling buoy was relighted on August 21.
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Turtle Cove Channel Range
Corpus Christi Bay
Aransas Pass
Tex
H. B. Dorry
Eighth Lighthouse District
Dorry
Turtle Cove Channel
Brazos River
Resumption of River Trade Ties Mobile and Montgomery
Captain Thomas Barry announced the resumption of river trade between Mobile and Montgomery upon the Peerless arrival in the last named city. He said the schedule would restart as soon as river conditions permit safe navigation and Montgomery business is feasible. The earlier pledge not to call Montgomery was due to the low water stage.
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Mobile
Montgomery
Thomas Barry
Peerless
Barry
Negro Methodist Bishop to Preach at Warren Street Church
Bishop A. P. Camphor of the A M E Church will preach Sunday at 11 o clock at the Warren street Methodist Episcopal church in Mobile. Rev. G W Lewis is pastor. He will lecture Monday night. Camphor was elected at the Saratoga Springs general conference and is described as a able representative of the negro race. A treat is promised for the congregation and visitors.
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A. P. Camphor
Mobile
Warren-street Methodist Episcopal Church
G. W. Lewis
Camphor
Saratoga Prings
N. Y
Bound for Mobile and Caribbean Seaborne Trades
A list of ships bound for Mobile and Caribbean ports includes San Cristobal for dry dock rebuild in Puerto Mexico, Dorothy bound for Bahamas Timber with lumber cargo, Henna due August 26 to Buenos Aires, Three Marys sailing to Geneva for lumber, Edna Pickles loaded for Cuban lumber, Henry 8 Little to Havana for timber, Deveron sailing to France, Stranger dismantled for Havana work, J B Du Bignon under repair in Pensacola, Avio derelict in Pensacola repair, Banan bound for Tela with United Fruit cargo, and Norwegian ship to load in Liverpool for Mobile Liners Inc.
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Mobile
San Cristobal
Puerto Mexico
Dorothy
Eastern Orts
Bahamas Timber Company
Henna
Munson Line
Buenos Aires
Argentine
Three Marys
Geneva
Edna Pickles
Cuban
Henry
Little
Perceler
Havana
Cuba
Deveron
New
France
Stranger
Barkentine
Whitney- Bodden Company
J. BE. du Bignon
Pensacola
Fla
Avio
Banan
Tela
Honduras
United Fruit Company
Liverpool
England
Mobile Liners Inc
Shippers Forecast Warns of High Temperatures
Local weather bureau issues shippers forecast urging protection of shipments during the next 24 to 36 hours as temperatures reach 90 degrees in the north east and west sectors. Tombigbee river forecasts show little change over the next two days and the Alabama remains steady.
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Tombigbee River
Alabama
Auto Fixery Co offers 24 hour service for Ford repairs
Notice advertises carbon scraping valve grinding and electrical work by Auto Fixery Co. Expert mechanical service for Ford cars. Bell phone 326. 208 Michael street between Jackson and Claiborne. Joss L. McKay, manager. Also listings for sale and rent of horse gear, touring tent, and furnished room nearby.
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Ford
Auto Fixery Co
Bell Phone
Michael Street
Jackson Ene Claiborne
Joss L. McKay
Help Wanted and Classified Ads from New Orleans Papers
Help wanted notices show jobs and cash ads for rags bones scrap iron bottles and rubber with mail address P O Box 478 New Orleans La Also barber trade training offers big money with travel or shop work at New Orleans Barber College Employment for a colored warehouse worker and a colored driver for a grocery route with recommendations required and box responses listed.
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P. O
New Orleans
Barber College
Joachim
Jackson
SS LS
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California
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Boston and
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OWL
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Jack Callahan
Kit
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Shipping Notes
Alabama, Tennessee and Northern Railway
ROCHE
Burke
Undertakers
St. Joseph and
State Streets
Guaranty
Liverpool Statistics
Wall Street Review
Grain and Provisions
Marine News
Blackstrap Cargo
Elmsgrath
Peerless AT
Surrey
Adams Machinery and Mfg. Co
N. Dearborn St
G. Adams
N. Joachim Street
Army OF
United. States
United States
St. Francis Street
Ce Atre
Maison Rouff
Chartres St
Ork Gearniteek
A. Neely
Dauphin St
Nou
J. Fuller
Waterford St
Mayesville
Ala
Mary Alice
E. E. Richard
Spring Hill
City Bank
Frank J
Aersto
Mollie
Goldstein
Eves Meee Central Pharmacy
Joe Heningberg
Whistler
Mobile Oak Binding Co
Dauphin Street
Koral
Roral
TENN
Meltheen LY
Calvert
York
Reform
Louisville
Wadiv
Leave
Utbouna
Clocipasti
Orleans
Pepaacoin
Origiity Limited
Northwound
Cincinnati Express
Pik Mobile
BAY Shuork
St. L
Cin
OPM Southern Railroad
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