Notice in Chancery at Mobile Alabama Case 10753
In Chancery at Mobile Alabama Philip Graham com plaint against J A Phillips et al No 10753. Fall Term 1913 order notes J W Fristoe and Barelli heirs possibly alive non residents of Alabama with unknown heirs. Describes land in Mobile County and requires plead or demur by December 24 1913 or case confessed. Notice to be published weekly for four weeks in The Mobile Item. Carl Holzborn Register.
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Mobile
Alabama
Philip Graham
J. A. Phillips
Court of Chancery
Southwestern Chancery Division
State of
J. W. Fristoe
Kansas
Joseph Barelli
Francis Joseph Barelli
Revena
Como
Italy
J. M. Clark
Anthony M. Barelli
County of
Towit
Mobile County
Mobile Item
Railroad official visits Mobile to handle territory business
District Passenger Agent E. C. Runte of the Louisville and Nashville railroad arrived in Mobile Tuesday night from New Orleans and spent Wednesday in the city looking after the business in this territory.
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E. C. Runte
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Mobile
New Orleans
Turpentine and Rosin Prices at Savannah Market
Naval Stores report from Savannah on December 3 lists turpentine sales 63 casks with receipts 654 casks and rosin sales receipts 2 930 barrels. Price quotes include several grade letters with values around 3.55 67 1 2, 5.65, 450, 5.25 and 96.25.
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Savannah
Mobile Cotton Market Summary and Receipts
Market remained steady with 450 bales sold. Prices shown for several grades, including good ordinary and middling, are listed with day’s receipts of 2912 on the current day and 8,569 for the week. Exports to the United Kingdom and the Continent are noted along with stock figures for Mobile and U.S. ports and year totals.
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United States
G. Brit
Cotton futures open steady as Texas crop talks loom
New Orleans December cotton futures opened steady with initial gains then slipped, amid large Texas crop estimates. Buyers and sellers eyed private reports of 13.6 million bales and 4.665 million bales in Texas, while overall market turned easy and closed modestly lower. Spot cotton remained steady with middling at 133-16 cents.
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New Orleans
Texas
New York Cotton Futures Open Higher Then Fall Under Liquidation
Cotton futures opened up on December 3 in New York amid limited buying and weak sentiment. Reports of large Texas and national crop estimates, steel trade fears, and a looming Fall River strike kept buying restrained while prices drifted lower midday and closed mostly steady with spot cotton quiet.
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New York
Liverpool
Texas
Fall River
Gulf
Pccideee Son
Neney Ehedeeerot
DUBS
H. Ee Vcees
Stine Vmtess” Kisee
Liverpool Cotton Prices Steady in Fair Demand
Cotton spot in fair demand with prices steady led by mid dling at 7.90d and good middling around 7.56d. Sales totaled 12,000 bales, mostly American, plus speculation and export. Receipts 39,000 bales, American 35,200. Futures closed barely steady with multiple forward spreads listed.
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Liverpool
Molasses and Leather Firms Mentioned in New York Trade Brief
Sugar and Molasses markets report activity in New York with a molasses firm identified as Hides easy and Bogota price at 28 1 2 to 29 1 2 cents, alongside a leather firm reference.
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New York
Bogota
Law and Equity Court Dismisses Fidelity Case
In the law side proceedings Judge Berney presided. F D & Deposit Co of Maryland had costs paid and the case dismissed. Thursday calls include H Pringle vs R B Somerville Rawleigh Medical Co vs H H R Turner Baxter & Co vs Randolph Weeks L E Lister vs Grand Bay Land Co Jno E Mitchell vs Adama AA Agency. In the circuit court Judge Brown presided Wednesday Geo Portiss vs Mobile List and R R Co on trial. Thursday calls include F W Cole & Son vs Horace Weaver Arthur McGrue vs Mobile Light and R R Co.
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LAW and Equity Court
Law Side
Berney
F. J
Adama AA Agency
J. Circuit Court
Brown
Geo. Portiss
Mobile List
R. R. Co
F. W. Cole & Son
Horace Weaver
Arthur McGrue
Mobile Light and
Fresh stock of garden seeds received at IGO
IGO reports new shipment of assorted garden seeds including cabbage varieties. Limited stock available for eager gardeners seeking fresh seeds for planting season.
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Igo
Wall Street gains and losses as market opens steady
Active stocks opened higher with Erie in demand and Canadian shares recovering. Prices edged up for Union Pacific Amalgamated Steel Reading Canadian Pacific and others but overall trading remained cautious with bears cautious and a mixed close as prices held near yesterday’s level.
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Erie
New Haven
Steel and Amalgamated
Union Pacific
Amalgamated Steel
Reading
Canadian Pacific
Louisville
Nashville
American Tobacco
Amalgamated Copper
American Beet Sugar
American Cotton Oil
American Smelting & Befing
American Sugar Refining
American Tel. & Tel
Anaconda Mining Co
Atchison
Atlantic Coast Line
Baltimore & Ohio
Brooklyn Rapid ‘Transit
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago & North Western
Chicago, Mi. & St. Paul
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Colorado & Southern
Delaware & Hudson
Denver & Rio Grande
General Electric
Great Northern Pfd
Great Northern Orr Ctfs
Illinois Central
Interborough-Met
Interborough- Met
Inter-Harvester
Loulaville & Nashville
Missouri Pacific
Missouri
Kansas & Texas
Lehigh Valley
National
New York Central
Norfolk & Western
Northern Pacific
Pennsylvania
People’s Gags
Pullman Palace
Rock Island Co
Pfd
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
United States Steel
Wabash
Western Union
New York & New Haven
Money market and bond report from New York
Call money sits at 4 3-4 to 5 1-2 percent with ruling rate at 5. Close at 5 6 1-4 percent. Time loans steady for 60 90 days at 5 1-2 to 5 4 percent. six months 4 3-4 5 percent. Prime mercantile paper 5 1-2 to 5 8-4 percent. Sterling exchange steady. sixty days 4.81 35. demand 4.85 55. Commercial bills 4.80 1-2. Bar silver 65 67 5-8. Mexican dollars 44 1-2. Government bonds firm. rail road bonds irregular.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Confirmed Thief Patten Returns to Prison in Kansas
Arthur Patten, 29, with a nine year freedom record, is jailed again in Topeka on a wagon wheel theft charge. His pattern includes reform school, parole, food theft, burglary, and a penitentiary sentence, with Governor Hodges once paroleing him for lack of opportunity.
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Pres
Topeka
Kas
Arthur Patten
Patten
Reform School
Reformatory
Hodges
Doctor sent for child finds burning drug store
Henry Williams of Cedar Street near Texas rushed out to fetch a doctor for a sick child at 1:30 AM Wednesday and discovered Dr. E A Peterson’s drug store in flames at the southeast corner of Cedar and Texas. He raised the alarm, fire units arrived too late, and the building owned by Mrs. Wiley Orr was nearly destroyed.
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Henry Williams
Cedar Street
Texas
E. A. Peterson
Wiley Orr
Cash Grain and Provisions Chicago Prices
Closing prices for cash grain and provisions list Wheat No 2 red 94 to 96 cents No 2 hard 88 1 2 to 84 cents No 2 northern 88 1 2 to 289 1 2 cents No 2 spring 88 to 89 cents Corn No 2 yellow 76 1 2 cents Oats Standard 40 1 2 cents Rye No 2 63 1 2 to 64 cents Hay Timothy 4 to 5 dollars Clover 10 50 to 14 dollars Provisions Pork 21 25 Lard 10 70 Ribs 10 50 to 11 25 dollars.
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Chicago
Freight bale totals across Mobile lines shown
New Orleans Mobile and Chicago Railroad-Export comp lists 119 bales. Southern Railway Train No 70 towar d Touart Quinn 45. Farmers Company 43. Begill-Phillips 32. Frank M Ladd 29. Davis Wilson Gaillard 16. Baker-Lyona 5. Lott-Blacksher 5. Export comp 100. total 275 bales. Mobile and Montgomery Railroad Train 78 Bevill-Phillips 120. Baker-Lyons 61. Farmers Commission 27. Davis Wilson Gaillard 6. RB Pope 5. Frank M Ledd 4. Lott and Blacksher 1. Bashinsky and Co 80. Transit 72. Export 1. total 2 283 bales. Mobile and Ohio Railroad Train 62 Farmers Commission 8. Bevill-Phillips 7. Export comp 220. total 235 bales.
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New Orleans, Mobile and Chicago Railroad
Southern Railway
Touart and Quinn
Farmers’ Company
Begill-Phillips
Frank M. Ladd
Davis, Wilson, Gaillard
Baker-Lyona
Lott-Blacksher
Mobile and Montgomery Railroad
Bevill-Phillips
Baker-Lyons
Farmers’ Commission Company
RB. P. Pope
Frank M. Ledd
Lott and Blacksher
Bashinsky and Company
Transit
Mobile and Ohio Railroad
Farmers' Commission Company
Congressmen Tap Till For Good Roads
Congressmen from the South introduced bills proposing millions for road improvements. The measures ask for up to 100 million dollars, with varying appropriations to run for the current year and future fiscal years. Representative Candler of Mississippi urges highway work coordinated by agriculture and state departments with federal support. Representative Heflin of Alabama backs demonstration projects on public roads.
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Associated Press
Washington
Congress
Representative Candler
Missippi
Department of Agriculture
United States
Heflin
Alabama
Strikebreakers shootout in Indianapolis tensions rise
In Indianapolis a shooting broke out between sympathizers and strike breakers during a strike by teamsters and chauffeurs. Several men were arrested as wagons carrying strike breakers were attacked. Union officials pushed to secure a tentative agreement requiring employers to pay the minimum union scale and end discrimination against union members.
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Associated Press
Indianopolis
Ind
Teamsters
Teamsters’ Union
Labor
Rev Hugh S Williams Dies in Memphis at 66
Rev Hugh S Williams a noted Southern lecturer and minister died suddenly at his Memphis home from heart disease. Born in Wales he studied there and served churches in Chicago and St Louis before moving to Memphis. He was 66.
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Associated Press
Memphis
Tenn
Has Spencer Williams
Soern
Wales
Great Britain
Chicago
St. Louis
Endorsement sought for Bishop Candler act in Carnegie case
Natchez Mississippi December 3 A move endorsing the action of Bishop A. Candler condemning the Andrew Carnegie gift to Vanderbilt University was introduced at the opening session of the annual Conference of the Episcopal Church South. The matter was referred to a committee.
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Associated Presa
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