Weather conditions and river forecasts for regional shipments
Shippers forecast protect against cold 30 degrees for 36 hour shipments to the north and 38 degrees west for east routes. Rivers Tombigbee and branches fall tonight and Sunday. Alabama River at Montgomery falls tonight and changes little Sunday. Se River falls tonight and Sunday. Low pressure over Mississippi occupies much of the southeast with rain across Mobile. northerly winds bring freezing temperatures inland while warm southerly flows affect Gulf states and the lower Mississippi valley. BERGER Weather Bureau.
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Tombigbee
Alabama
Montgomery Wi
Missgusi
Oo Sousetey Om Weineh
Missieaton
Valle
Great Plains
Gulf States
Mississippi Valley
Goma
Mobile
Ees Berger
Pike Out Rate Grocery Ad Prices Slashed
Grocery ad lists meat by pound with low per lb prices and flour in multiple sacks. Eggs, bread, lard, and bacon appear among items. The notice targets a Saturday and Monday sale with a total purchase incentive hint.
Seven year old Gina Kimble names assassin in saving act
Jed Kimble seven claims to have named the killer who shot him killed his grandmother and looted their rural home near Gibsonburg Ohio. Sheriff Skiebie refused to release the name as doctors say the boy has a fighting chance to recover.
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Kimble
Gibsonburg
Jed Kimble
Skiebie
New Orleans Cotton Futures Mixed as Trading Winds Ease
Cotton trading in New Orleans shows no clear trend with May and October active months briefly trading above final year closes. Short sellers faced recurring pressure as prices hovered. March, May, July, October, and December contracts listed with modest gains and declines amid steady day closes.
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Eereneae
Eebee
Eee
Market Summary: Cotton Prices Dip on Active Holiday Trading
The market showed modest activity with cotton futures easing as buyers scaled back. Prices closed lower for October and December as selling pressure persisted amid light demand, with front month values around 8 cents and later months near 9 to 9.9 cents.
Liverpool Cotton Market Report
The Liverpool cotton market shows futures easing with midweek prices around 4.84 to 5.06. Quotations reference bale and futures figures for months including July August and January February, with mixed demand and seasonally adjusted sales.
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Liverpool
Jane
Liverpool Cotton Figures
Liverpool February 18\ub2c7 Weekly cotton statistics report totals show 4 800 bales forwarded to the American market aboard the pony fatnae shipments and related figures read on the market day.
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Liverpool
Fragmentary Market Notes Mention Rail Bonds and Prices
The fragment references railroad bonds and various prices including cables at 4.62 and 55, Feeney silver at 48 1 40, and Soreneeens bonds. The unreadable text suggests weak notes and heavy bonds in the market.
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Feeney Rasilver
Soreneeens
Britain replies to Wilson note on commerce interference
The document notes a reply from Britain to President Wilson regarding interference with commerce. It states the reply is a seven thousand word document and mentions the president for on.
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Washington
Britain
New York Stock Ticker Shows Uneven Early Session Tone
The day opens with an uneven tone as United States Steel and perming, Bal Yor chat, and industry names trade amid pendency. Major quotes include General Electric 142 and a half, United States Steel at 48 3, Bethlehem Steel 55 3-8, and Southern Pacific 64 1-4 with various holdings showing mixed activity.
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New York
United Stateel
Per Ming
Industria
Chi & Ohio
Chicago
Bai ‘& Bt. Paul
General Electric
Great
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Os Ool Southern Railway
Raet
Tennessee Ee Texas Co
Union Peartic
United States Steel
United States
Western Union
Eae
Bethlehem Steel
Bank Reserve Update Shows Excess Liquid Assets
New York reports banks and trust companies hold a total reserve in excess of requirements for the week ending February 13. The figure stood at $4,118,030 above required reserves, reflecting a firmer liquidity position in the banking system.
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New York
Naval Stores Prices and Receipts in Savannah
Turpentine firm 421-20 reports receipts of 160 casks rosin and peers 878 cme. Price quotes range from B 2.96 to I 4.16 and WG 5.40 with varied grades listed.
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Savannah
Italian escapes arrest over contraband to Austria
Rome dispatch reports Venice police detained an Italian, home in Este, for sending contraband supplies valued at 1.4 million dollars to the Austrian embassy in Austria. He escaped custody while under surveillance, with contraband foodstuffs found at the frontier and suspected accomplices being sought.
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Rome
Venice
Pate Soselo
Este
Austria
Coscio
Notice by Executor in Estate of Mary Ann Sutton
Executor George L. Chambers and firm GL & HoT Smith announce to creditors and interested parties that claims against the estate of Mary Ann Sutton must be filed within the legally prescribed time or be barred.
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Mary Ann Sutton
George Ll. Chambers
Hot Smith
Attys
Warships Form Guard For Liners In British Waters
Fragmentary wartime report notes ships forming a guard for liners as convoys move through British waters. Descriptions mention warships near Liverpool and Irish coast, with security concerns and unclear movements amid a February tension period.
Launch Exchange to Move Office from Old Launch Exe Building
Officials announce Launch Exchange will relocate from the old Launch Exe building once used by Capt John Quill and crew to a new office to serve boats on the Tombigbee River. The City of Mobile and Alabama are expected to receive the new facility in the near future.
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Launch Exchange
Tombigbee River
John Quill
Leon Peer
Capt
Hi Boats
Mobile
Alma
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