Cotton Market Faces Decline Amid Poor Weather Conditions
The market shows a steady to lower tone with cotton futures down several points on weak demand and moisture concerns. Prices hovered near yesterday's close through the morning, then eased further after noon with little new buying interest and spot sales recorded at the market's close.
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Orleans
Texas
Oklahom
Sane
Marcos
AD N.O
Sions Sooo
Sarusty
Ccc Ass
Cscceuees
Ania
Sacar Tama
Wheat, corn, hogs and cattle prices slip in Chicago market
Chicago grain and livestock quotes show mixed moves as rains boost wheat but slow demand weighs on futures. Corn gains on frost fears while hog and cattle markets edge lower with weak export demand and light buying interest. pork, lard, and rib futures drift. receipts tallies around 1,600 for cattle, 15,000 for hogs, and 12,000 for sheep.
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Chicago
Shorts
IWOS
Railroad officials visit from three lines
General Agent J. E. Courtney of the Denver and Rio Grande visiting the city from St. Louis Missouri. W. W. H. Reed of the Missouri Pacific based in New Orleans is in town on business. Assistant General Passenger Agent J. K. Ridgley of the Louisville and Nashville, with headquarters in New Orleans, is in the city on a combined visit and business trip.
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J. E. Courtney
Denver and Rio Grande
St. Louis
W.W. H. Reed
Ageat
Missouri Pacific Road
Ters
New Orleans
J. K. Ridgley
Louisville
Nashville
Wall Street Review Quiet Opening With Mixed Movements
The New York market opened dull with irregular tendencies and broad idleness due to the holiday. Louitsville and Nashville declined sharply while Union Pacific Reading and Erie rose in the final hour as the market closed firmer despite weak tobacco shares and uneven bond activity.
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Wall Street Review
New York
Louitsville
Nashville
Canadian Pacific
New England
Linsville
Union Pacific
Omaha
Baldwin Loomotive
Reading
Erie
Cotton market in Liverpool quiet as futures hold steady
Closing prices show a quiet session with good middling at 6.49 and low middling at 6.16 pence. Sales reached about 6,000 bales, 600 for seclusion and export, with 6,500 bales of American receipts noted. Futures opened easy and closed steady with several spread figures listed for August through May deliveries.
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Minnesota
New Jersey
Wisconsin
Liverpool
Aug
Weekly cotton statement from Liverpool listing imports and stock
Liverpool reports a weekly cotton statement detailing imports of American goods and various stock measures. The notice mentions forwardings and specific stock categorizations, with a location hint pointing to Meyer the Hatter at 60 Dauphin St.
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Liverpool
Peevey
Pyeretel Ea Eteere
Ewe Ween
New York Cotton Opens Steady Amid Daily Decline
The cotton market started 2.8 points lower on weak cables and private crop notes, sliding to fresh lows before a late rally on covering. September notices appeared briefly as trade interests bought and shorts covered, while overall noon levels stayed quiet and afternoon activity cooled with prices about 6 to 7 points above the lows.
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New York
New Pek
Texas
Cotton Region Bulletin Reports Light Rain in Mobile District
Two stations in the Mobile cotton district logged rain in the 24 hours ending this morning. Thomasville Alabama had a fraction less than half an inch. Mobile showed a trace. Most points were clear. Macon and Columbus Mississippi registered 45 as the warmest reading, Mobile hit 85, district high 91 and low 71. Hot weather continues across the belt with showers at 13 places in six districts.
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Mobile
Thomasville
Ala
Macon
Columbus
Mies
Cotton Belt
Sugar Prices Drop Across Refined Grades
New York reports refined sugar from No 1 to No 1h cut by 19 cents per hundred pounds today as market adjustments take effect across all grades.
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New York
Daly and Spain Funeral Notices Published
Daly William J died Thursday morning August 29 1912 in his 61st year Funeral later. Spain Colman Willis died Thursday evening August 30 1912 in his 80th year Funeral from Roche Burke Parlors 119 State Street time to be announced.
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Spain
Colman Willis Spain
Roche & Burke Undertaking Company
State Street
Steamer Origen to lay up for overhauling in river port
The Origen will lay up on the east river side for about ten days for overhaul. The four masted schooner Edward Barry sails tomorrow for New York with creosote blocks and croses. The Norwegian steamer Viator arrives from Ceiba with bananas and coconuts for United Fruit. No other arrivals today amid heat waves and forecasts of heat. River conditions predict falling Tombigbee and Alabama rivers in the next two days. Legal notices in Mobile chancery involve heirs and property in Alabama with a required filing date of October 1, 1912.
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Viator
Eriksen
Ceiba
Honduras
United Fruit Company
Origen
Edward Barry
New York City
Tombigbee River
Alabama
Mobilé
al Preston
Wright and
Audrey H. Gazzam
Thomas Sloo, Jr
Howell Lewis
Peter Chestang
M. W. Harvey
Mississippi
Audley H. Gazzam
Thomas Sico
County of
Mobile
State of
Bama
Meyer Hatter Office Location Noted at Dauphin Street
A listing points to Meyer Hatter at 60 Dauphin Street with reference to unit 8 the posted address. The note confirms the business site in the area and directs visitors to the specified storefront.
Civic League at Coden Saturday To Discuss Farm Cooperation
Mobile County Civic League gathers in Coden Saturday for a large meeting aimed at pacific discussion of county customs and farmer benefits. The program centers on cooperation with the Chamber of Commerce and Business League to safeguard farm product sales and guard against producer imposition. A committee may be formed to secure farmer pledges of unity.
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Mobile County Civic League
Coden
Chamber of Commerce and Business League
Magement
Subscription Offer for Daily Item in Mobile
The Mobile Daily Item invites readers to subscribe for home delivery seven days a week at a price of ten cents. The offer emphasizes convenient access to the latest local news each day.
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Mobile
Dredging Bid Notice for Mobile Wharves Sea Depths
Sealed bids will be received until 12 o clock noon September 23 1912 for dredging in front of thirty wharves between Dau and St Anthony streets to remove about 80 000 cubic yards of mud to reach 27 feet depth. Plans available at the office of the City Commissioner Mobile. Public bid right reserved to reject any or all bids. Aug 30 to Sept 5.
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Dau and
St. Anthony
Mobile
Ala
Meyer the Hatter 18 Located at 60 Dauphin 8st
A local notice states Meyer the Hatter 18 business operates from a venue at 60 Dauphin 8st. The fragment specifies the shop name and street address as the only identifiable details.
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Meyer
Hatter
Dauphin 8St
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