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Newspaper

The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1916

Page

7

Market swings as Egypt moratorium tempers New Orleans cotton

New Orleans cotton opens higher on better cables but slips below yesterday's close as Egypt's moratorium and looming railroad strike dampen gains. Spot cotton remains quiet with middling at 15.38 in New Orleans. futures end modestly lower or steady after afternoon volatility. International markets in Liverpool show firm spot with good middling around 9.62d and futures quiet.

New Orleans Hetter Egypt Toe Veoss Liverpool

New York Cotton Market Faces Wall Street Pressure

The cotton market opened higher on October but quickly slipped 7 to 12 points under Wall Street and commission-house selling. Private condition figures from 62.7 to 64.7 percent aligned with bullish crop views, then the market steadied with Liverpool buying. December rose to 15.79 and March to 15.99 as buying continued.

New York Liverpool Wall Street Commission House

Wall Street Opens With Irregular Trading Amid Strike Threats

The market opened with irregular declines influenced by the threatened railway strike. Trading was active and varied, with United States Steel Marines and other favorites seeing extensive offerings while many grains weakened as profit-taking hit metals. Closing quotes showed mixed results across diverse stocks, with notable gains for Marines and several notable shifts in autos and utilities.

Wall Street New York Reading United States Steel Marines Allis-Chalmers American Can American Car and Foundry American Locomotive American Cotton Oil American Smelting American Sugar Amer. Tel Tel American Tobacco Anaconda Copper Atchison Atlantic Coast Line Baldwin Locomotive Baltimore and Ohio Canadian Pacific Chesapeake & Ohio Chicago Mil Kennecott Copper Louisville & Nashville Ligsett & Myers Lorillard Co Maxwell Motors Mexican Petroleum Missouri Pacific National Lead New York Central N. Y N. H. & Sartford Norfolk & Western

Turpentine and Rosin Prices in Savannah Market

Turpentine firm reports 42 1 2 cents per barrel with 430 casks received. Rosin firm shows 1 051 barrels received. Quotations list B 5.80 D 5.85 E 5.95 F 6.07 1 2 G 6.17 1 2 H 6.20 I K 6.25 M 6.30 N 6.28 WG 6.90 WW 6.60.

Savannah

Maritime and employment notices mix with ship movements

A scattered railway of shipping entries lists vessels bound for Mobile and other ports, with cargoes of lumber and repairs noted. Nearby ads push job recruitment for federal service, and a Ladies sewing opportunity appears amid the clutter.

Grain and Provisions Market Quotes

Chicago August 30 cash quotations for grains and provisions list wheat at various red and hard grades with prices from 1.42 to 1.48 per bushel, corn with yellow and white grades near 0.83 to 0.87, oats around 0.44, rye at about 1.25, barley 0.87, and hay and provisions including pork 2.00, lard 13.92, ribs 14.12 to 14.62. Futures show September and December bids for wheat, corn, oats, pork, lard, and ribs with shifts in price across months.

Chicago

Chicago Market Summary Hogs Cattle and Sheep Prices

Chicago market report shows hog receipts at 32 000 head with firm demand. Bulk prices range 10 50 to 11 15 and pigs 7 50 to 9 79. Cattle receipts 13 900 with a strong market and native beef cattle 6 80 to 11 00. Calves 9 75 to 12 25. Sheep receipts 20 000 with a firm market. wethers 6 00 to 7 50 and lambs 8 00 to 10 45.

Chicago

Hughes Election Threat to U S Policy and Prosperity

Senator Reed of Missouri warned that a Hughes presidency would push America toward war and undo Wilson era reforms. He argued a Roosevelt influenced approach would threaten peace and national prosperity built through industrial, commercial, and banking reforms.

Washington Reed Missouri Senate America Wilson Hughes Roosevelt Woodrow Wilson

Karen Arrives From Havana Docked at Pier 8

The Norwegian steamer Karen of the Munson line arrived Wednesday morning from Havana light. It will load a general cargo for Havana and other Cuban ports.

Mobile San Cristobal Puerto Mexico Dorothy Bahamas Timber Company Henna Munson Line Buenos Aires Argentine Three Marys Genoa Italy Fpdna V. Pickles Cuban Henry S. Little Perceler Havana Cuba Deveron Oven France Stranger Barkentine Whitney- Bodden Eee B. du Bignon Pensacola Fla Avio Banan Tela Honduras United Fruitompany Liverpool England Mobile Liners’ Inc Karen Light Pier

Day in Congress Advances Railroad Legislation Hearings Set

The Interstate commerce committee met at 11 a m to work on railroad legislation and schedule hearings for tomorrow. Debates resumed on the revenue bill as the House took up final disposal of the Shipping bill.

Interstate Commerce Committee House

Manzanillo Arrives with Sisal at Turner Terminal

The Cuban steamer Manzanillo bound for James Gibboney & Company arrived Wednesday afternoon from Progreso Mexico and docked at Turner Terminal to discharge a cargo of sisal.

Manzanillo James Gibboney & Company Progreso Mex Turner Terminal Docks

Shipping Notes In Port Echoes Global Vessel Activity

A list of ships and vessels at various New Orleans docks and piers, detailing nations, owners, and cargo progress. Listings include steamships Egyptiana Karen Manzanillo Vera Fort Gaines and several schooners, barges, and repairs at Turner Terminal docks and Ollinger Bruce Dry Docks.

Egyptiana Hunter-Lenn Turner Terminal Karen Nor Munson Line Manzanillo James Gibboney & Co Vera United Fruit Co Fort Gaines Orr-Laubenheimer Co Carmela Aim Grace Harvard Italy Hunter-Benn Lumber Company Viieda Else Ollinger and Bruce Dry Joseph P. Cooper Caiburien Cubs Lambergun Havana Cuba FR. A. Pierce Ollinger & Bruce West Wharf Eslava Henry W. Cramp Rouen France Turner Lady Shea Dova Rio Rio de Janiero Brazil Bluefields Campeche Mexico Barden Swed Cardenas Ancenis Gulfport Miss Georgian Gibikey Cuban Bahamas Timber Company Alice B. Phillips South Side Sadie St. Andrews Bay Mount Vernon Tela Honduras United Eet Comany Hraneis Hyde

Vera Brings 14000 Banana Bunches to United Fruit

The Norwegian steamer Vera arrived in Mobile Wednesday morning with 14 000 bunches of bananas from Bocas del Toro Panama for the United Fruit Company. The vessel will sail back Thursday, having completed the voyage from Isocas in under the usual time. Officials note the trip has been accomplished more quickly on occasion before.

Bocas del Torg Pan Vera United Fruit Company Mobile Isocas

British steamer Egyptiana arrives to load crossties in port

The British steamer Egyptiana under charter to Hunter Benn Company arrived Wednesday morning from Gulfport Mississippi. It will load crossties here for shipment to the United Kingdom.

Hunter, Benn Company Gulfport Miss United Kingdom

Fort Gaines to Sail Thursday for Belize and Livingston

The Norwegian steamer Fort Gaines of the Orr Laubenheimer Company is expected to sail Thursday on a voyage to Belize British Honduras and Livingston Guatemala.

Fort Gaines Orr-Laubenheimer Company Belize British Honduras Livingston Guatemala

Tug Claude Begins Floating Laguna Nearby Island

Work to free the stranded bark Laguna on Chan deleur islands started late Wednesday with tug Claude under Captain W G Clarke. Claude departed harbor Wednesday towing barges and gear for the operation. The vessel is expected to be floated in about eight days.

Laguna Chandeleur Islands Claude W. G. Clarke

Weather bulletin with river forecast from local bureau

The forecast warns shippers to protect shipments for the next 24 to 36 hours as temperatures reach 90 degrees in the north east and west regions. The Tombigbee river system is expected to remain steady for the next two days while the Alabama River may rise tonight and on Thursday.

Tombigbee Alabama

New Steamer Munsomo Due for Maiden Voyage

The American steamer Munsomo of 2106 tons, for the Munson line, will trade between Mobile and Havana Cuba. Capt Cornwell commands the ship, which was launched months ago at Sparrows Point Maryland and is due the first week in September for its maiden voyage.

Munsomo Moblie Havana Cuba Munson Line Cornwell Sparrows Point Maryland

Notice of Mortgage Sale in Mobile County Alabama

Notice is given that under the power of sale in a 1914 mortgage Andrew Jackson and Bertha Jackson mortgaged to Thomas B Roche later transferred to Mrs J C Halliwell. Due to default the sale will occur in front of the Mobile county courthouse on September 11 1916 at 12 noon describing a lot in Whistler subdivision square 16 lot 8 Calvert street and surrounding bounds. Faith attorneys. aug 29 20 31

Andrew Jackson Bertha Jackson Thomas Roche Mort J. C. Halliwell Mobile Alabama Calvert Street Calvert S Treet Whistler BR. W United States District Court Southern District of Alabama Simmons & Young Charles L. Simmons Thomas J. Young Charles JL. Simmons R. T. Ervin

Lost scarfpin on Sunday morning near Conti and Hamilton

Reward offered by T W Raines care Dumas Grocery Co for return of a small chipped scarfpin lost between Conti Street corner and town on Sunday morning.

Conti Hamilton T. W. Raines Care Dumas Grocery Co City Bank and Trust Co R V. Williams Selma Street

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