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Newspaper

The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1913

Page

11

For Rent Furnished Rooms on St Emanuel Street

Furnished rooms available with light housekeeping at 207 St Emanuel St near Monroe. Also three connecting furnished rooms with a sink in the kitchen, private family, Northerners preferred at 210 S Jackson. Call 12 to 5.

St. Emanuel St Cor, Monroe S. Jackson

Bond Sale Notice for Mobile County Road Bonds

The Board of Revenue and Road Commissioners of Mobile County invites bids for 200000 dollars in 5 percent twenty year road bonds. Bids will be opened at noon Monday December 29 1913. For particulars address.

Board of Revenue and Road Commissioners Mobile County

Notice to Architects Offer to Sell City Block Real Estate

Probate Court of Mobile County Alabama orders sale of estate lands of John Stroecker to pay debts. August Stroecker as administrator will auction the property at Mobile courthouse noon January 6 1914. Sale includes Lots Fifteen and Sixteen Square Ninety-Eight West Gor don division Favre Tract described by Dean Knox. C W Tompkins attorney. 12 9 16 23.

Probate Court Mobile County Alabama August Stroecker John Stroecker City of Mobile Marine and Selma Connecticut Street West Gordon Favre Tract Dean Knox United States John _ §Stroecker W. Tompkins

Marriage Licenses Issued By Probate Court Tuesday

Marriage licenses were issued from the probate court to Forrest Ward and Mae Feipis, and to J. E. Lewis and Rose Sheppard. A suspect arrested for license law violation faced a $10 fine and ten days costs in recorder court. For sale cottage on Michigan avenue with modern conveniences and three lots at $10 cash or $8 per month. contact Owner, 13 North Warren Street.

Forrest Ward Mae Feipis J. E. Lewis Rose Sheppard Ww. Rr Bachelor L.S. Ludlow Recorder’s Court Michigan Avenue North Warren Street

For Rent: Multiple New Orleans Stores and Offices

For rent single story brick store at 8 W Royal and Conti 21 by 75 feet in prime condition at 1800 per year Two stores at 113 114 Government between Royal and St Emanuel 900 per year A two story frame store with residence above at Claiborne and Canal always drug store ideal for grocery 369 per year Two stores or offices 62 64 St Michael street remodelable for permanent tenant Store ground floor 59 N Water between St Francis and St Michael First floor 1188 Commerce between Government and Church Two story brick store 28 95 Commerce between Dauphin and Conti 9900 per annum

Royal Conti Government Street Royal and St. Emanuel An Pny Claiborne Canal Streets St Michael Street N. Water Street St. Francis St. Michael Commerce Street Government Church Dauphin

Historic Homes and Rentals on Spring Hill Area Listings

A listing of multiple residences including two story brick homes on Spring Hill Avenue and Monroe Street, two to three story brick and frame houses on Conception and Shell Road, cottages on Catherine and Pine Streets, barn and yard properties, and rental rates from 12 to 15 dollars per month. Properties mention location details near car lines and stations, with descriptions of rooms, baths, and land.

LeMoyne Street Old Shell Road Hermann & Hynde St. Michael and Royal Sts Spring Hill W. Conception Conception Claiborne Sts Hamilton Bt Monroe Eslava Spring Hill Ave E. Pine H. K Catherine St Bath N. O. Shell Road Tallaferro

Wall Street Review Delayed Rally as Short Covering Leads

In New York stocks opened slightly higher but faced renewed selling pressure amid liquidation fears. Major gains appeared in Pacific, Haven, and New York Central, while heavy short covering and scarce supply limited long-side activity. several large names posted modest advances before slipping later.

New York Nean Pacific Haven New York Central Ilinois Central American Telephone New Haven Hill Amalgamated Copper American Beet Sugar American Cotton of American Smelting & Refining American Sugar Refining American Tel. & Tel Anaconda Mining Co Atchison Atlantic Coast Line Baltimore & Ohio Brooklyn Rapid Transit Canadian & Pacific Chesapeake & Ohio Chicago& North, Western Chicago, Mis Colorado Fuel & Irop Colorado & Southern Delaware & Hudson Denver Rio Grande Drie General Electric Great Northern Pref Great Northern Ore Ctss Illinois Central Interborough-Met Ptd Inter Harvester Loutaville & Nashville Missouri Pacific Missouri, Kansas & Texas Lehigh Valley National Lead Norfolk and Western Northern Pacific Pennsylvania People’s Gas Pullman Palace Reading Rock Island Co Rock Island Co. Ptd Southern Pacific Southern Railway Union Pacific United States Steel Wabash Western Union Texas Oil

New Orleans Cotton Opens Steady Amid Gin Reports

New Orleans December 16 price action shows cotton futures opening steady with 1 to 6 point advances on rumors a leading English authority expects a higher season estimate. Strong selling from yesterday and renewed ginning rumors lifted most contracts early, while mid January field reports temper expectations as the day closes slightly down.

New Orleans JOM Vec Eess MOY Dscseuses

Cotton futures open lower after mixed early trade

New York traders saw a steady opening with better cables and a 1 to 7 point rise, but limited buying and uneven early moves. Rumors of a large Southern ginning sparked some selling as active months fell 8 to 10 points, later erasing gains to near day-ago levels with December through October contracts posting lower closes.

New York Southern Statistical

Liverpool Cotton Market Shows Easier Prices

Liverpool on December 16 reports cotton spot in fair demand with prices easing. Middling fair 7.734, good middling 7.174, low middling 6.954, good ordinary 6.29d, ordinary 5.95d. Sales 10,000 bales, receipts 30,000 including 22,100 American. Futures quoted December-January 6.83, January-February 6.82 1 2, February-March 6.84, March-April 6.86, April-May 6.84 1 2, June-July 6.811/2, July-August 6.79, August-September.

Liverpool

Goat Causes Stir at Pascagoula Church Service

A pet goat wandered through the Pres byterian Church in Pascagoula Mississippi during Rev H L Hall's sermon drawing amused remarks from congregants. The animal raced around the sanctuary including the altar before being expelled by ushers.

Pascagoula Mins Presbyterian Church H. L. Hall Masons

Grain and Provisions Prices Report from Chicago

Grain and provisions ranged as follows with bids in cents per bushel and hundredweight. Wheat May 91340, July 88 3 4. Corn Dec 69 1 4, May 69. Oats May 60 0, July 60 7 3. Pork Jan 80 0 7, May 80 2 1 2. Ribs Jan 81 7, May 81 0.

Chicago CPSC

Cotton spot steady at Memphis market report

Cotton on December 1 in Memphis shows a steady spot with middling at 13 1 40. Cotton seed products list prime basis oil at 5.87 per gallon and meal around 27 to 27.50 per ton. Linters remain unchanged.

Memphis

Naval Stores Receipts and Prices Reported for Savannah

In Savannah Georgia a naval stores firm shows 421 20 anise receipts and 518 casks. Rosin firm reports no sales, 2 919 barrels receipts. Quotes list prices for various grades from 4.60 to 8.70 per unit with multiple letter grades and totals such as 5065 and 6.80.

Naval Savannah Dea

Cattle Market Reports Receipts and Prices Mixed at Market

Cattle receipts 6,500 head with strong demand for the best and weaker for others. Texas steers 6.60 to 7.65, stockers and feeders 4.90 to 7.40, cows and bulls to 8.40, calves 7.50 to 11.25. Sheep receipts 25,000 head steady. native ewes 4.40 to 6.76, lambs 6.40 to 8.10. Pigs and mixed loads 6.50 to 7.75. December cattle totals show market easing on some lots.

Beeves Texas

Cotton Receipts Across Railroads and Steamer Trade

A compilation lists cotton receipts by railroad lines including Mobile and Ohio, New Orleans, Mobile and Chicago, Mobile and Montgomery, and steamship trade. Totals show 146, 105, and 288 bales across firms such as Beville Philips, Baker Lyons, Frank M Ladd, Phillips, and J M Parker with multiple consignors.

New Orleans Mobile and Chicago Mobile and Montgomery Baker-Lyons Bevili Touart and Quins Ers’ Commission Company Wilson, Gaillard Frank M. Ladd Weill Broth Bashineky and Company Elmore Brave and Company Ohio Bevill- Philips Frank M Mxport Mobile Selma Farmers’ Commission Baker-Ligons Davis, Wilson, Gaillard Phillips Lott Blacksher J. M. Parker N. C Tourat and Quinn Winston Jonets Order

Lyric Theatre Gallery Open to Whites for All Star Show

The Lyric theatre announces all gallery seating will be reserved for white patrons during the all star act on Wednesday December 17. Gallery tickets go on sale Wednesday morning at 9 o clock with open gallery seating and extra charges for reserved seats to accommodate more viewers.

Lyric Theatre Lyric’ Theatre O’connor

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