Market drift with limited interest and steady tone in cotton
Market shows little activity with lack of large interest support and narrow ranges. Cotton receipts report small export runs including New Orleans Mobile and Chicago lines with several firms totaling 21 to 29 bales aboard steamer schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Mobile and Chicago
Mobile and Railroad
Farmers’ Commission Co
Mary
Blees
Pickensville
Ala
Baker, Lyons Co
Tuart & Quinn
Beville-Phillips
Davis-Wilson-Gaillard
Steamer City of Mobile
Montgomery
Nis
U. S
Great Britain
United States
Mobile Exchange Sterling
New York Light
New Orleans Light
Ocean
Liverpool
Havre
Bremen
Manchester
Galveston
Mobile
Charleston
Wilmington
Norfolk
Wat
New York Stocks Mixed As Market Closes Quietly
Ledger of named stocks shows Amalgamated Copper at 16 and American Beet Sugar at 34 1 4 with many others listed. Major transports and railroads such as Atchison 110 1 4 and New York Central 1105 1 8 appear alongside industrials including General Electric 135 1 4 and United States Steel 60.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Amalgamated Copper
American Beet Sugar
American Cotton Oil
American Smelt, and Refining
American Sugar Refining
American Tel & Tel
Anaconda Mining Co
Atchison
Atlantic Coast Line
Baltimore and Ohio
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Canadian Pacific
Chesakeape and
Ohio
Chicago and Northwestern
Chicago, Mil
Chicago, Mil. & St. Paul
Colorado Fuel and Iron
Colorado and Southern
del. and Hudson
Denver and
Rio Grande
Erie
General Electric
Great Northern
Great Northern Ore Ctfs
Illinois Central
Interborough-Met
Interborough- Met
Pfd
International Harvester
Louisville and Nashville
Missouri Pacific
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
Lehigh Valley
National
New York Central
Norfolk and Western
Northern Pacific
Pennsylvania
People’s Gas
Pullman Palace Car
Reading
Rock Island Co
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Union Pacific
United States Steel
Wabash
Western Union
Advertise Parkis Way in a Go Game Ad
The fragment hints at an advertising style for Parkis Way with a phrase about gravy for the gander and goose and a note on a “Go” action. It references a game context and an ad placement but lacks clear names, dates, or places to establish specifics.
Petition Drives Bonds for New School in Mobile District
Voters in the E. L. Russell School district convened to back a bond election to fund a new, larger, better drained school. The petition cites unsanitary conditions, drainage issues, and a projected need for sixteen rooms to handle enrollment growth. A public statement on sanitary conditions was approved for publication. The group plans further meetings and expects a large turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Voters League
E. L. Russell
Thomas J. Young
Mobile
Ala
Honorable
Board of City Commissioners
E. L. Russell School District
William Buck
E. A. Reynolds
J. H. Norville
New Orleans Cotton Futures Open Steady After Call
New Orleans cotton futures opened steady with prices largely unchanged and later in the first hour rising 2 to 3 points over yesterday. Reports from the belt were favorable but unsettled and rainy South weather weighed, keeping trading narrow with values near yesterday’s close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Pople ML Assis
Dirt Focus Ee
Pires Og Ice
ULI Ee Eee Peat
PA UMM s/e eee
Cba
Eee
New York Cotton Market Edges On Better Cables and Liquidation
Cotton futures opened steady with a 2 point decline on March but traded higher later as Liverpool cables improved sentiment. Near term contracts showed selling pressure from long stocks and forced can sales while covering in March supported May. Overall, the market closed firm with options and imports influencing demand and sentiment in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Liverpool
Steel
Union Pacific
Wall Street Review Stocks Rally Amid Discounted Dings
Stocks were bought in the afternoon on the theory that unfavorable developments were already priced in and a rally was due. Southern Pacific rose 11 4 points, other shares gained, and the market closed easy with a good undertone until late offerings in Erie pushed sales of other stocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Pacific
Erie
Court notices list equity actions and motions granted
In the Equity Court judges Berney and Smith preside over Tuesday business with actions including Warr versus Warr, Rose versus Rose, Turcotte cases with testimony ordered or motions granted, and several lodge building association matters involving S O O F and L O O F. Several testimonies ordered published and pleadings submitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Law and Equity Court
Berney
George C. Warr
Ida D. Warr
Chancery Court
Smith
Florence Rose
Alfred Rose
George J. Turcotte
Mary J. Turcotte
Union Lodge No. 13
Odd Fellows Building Association of Mobile
Alabama Lodge No 1
Odd Fellows Building Association
Peter’ Henry Stretton
Frieda Marcelline Stretton
Minnie Linville
James A. Linville
Death of Rev. Father Tiernan At Spring Hill College
The funeral of Rev. Father Michael Tiernan S J longtime Spring Hill College faculty member occurred Tuesday morning in the college chapel with a requiem Mass. He was born in Dublin September 29 1864 and served in various Jesuit schools and in New Orleans Galveston and Augusta before his final teaching post. He is survived by his mother and sister in Providence Rhode Island and relatives in Ireland. He never recovered after illness in Mobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Tiernan
Michael Tiernan
S. J
Spring Hill College
Father Twellmeyer
College
Dublin
Ireland
Portiers
France
Society of Jesus
West-Park-on-the- Hudson
N. Y
Florissant
St. Louis
Woodstock
Jesuit College
New Orleans
Dominican Convent
Galveston
Tappa
Augusta
Providence
Rhode Island
Mobile
Spring Hill
Burial Service for J. E. Hamilton Held at Home
The funeral for James J. Hamilton was Sunday late morning at 10 o clock from 211 Bloodgood Street with large attendance. Rev Father Henry of St Patrick's Church officiated. Interment followed at Magnolia Cemetery where flowers adorned the grave. Pallbearers included Nicholas Franelich Joseph G Tyrrell James Batchelor Robert Doyle G G Davis Charles Skuppersmith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Hamilton
James J. Hamilton
Bloodgood Street
Father Henry
St. Patrick's Church
Magnolia Cemetery
Nicholas Franelich
Joseph G. Tyrrell
James Batchelor
Robert Doyle
G. G. Davis
Charles Skuppersmith
Mrs Mary A Adams 80 Mobile resident dies after long illness
Mrs Mary A Adams aged 80 a Mobile resident for about sixty years died Tuesday morning at her home 988 Texas street after a lingering illness. She was born in Scotland and had many friends in Mobile. Surviving are daughter Mrs J K Savage and son William A Adams both of Mobile. Funeral from 988 Texas street residence of her son-in-law Wednesday at 2 30 pm with interment in Magnolia cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. Adams
Mobile
Scotland
Texas Street
J. K. Savage
William A. Adams
Magnolia Cemetery
Turpentine Market Report From Savannah
Naval Stores round up from Savannah shows turpentine firm 48 sells 55 with receipts 80 while rosing firm reports no sales but receipts 1,526. Market quotes list various grades from B to WW with values from 6.30 to 7.50 per barrel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
Money Market Rates Steady in New York Call and Time Loans
Money on call remained steady at 3 8 1 2 percent with a 3 percent ruling rate and bids at 3 percent. Time loans eased with 60 days at 4 1 4 to 4 1 2 percent, 90 days at 4 1 2 to 4 8 4 percent, six months at 4 1 2 to 4 3 4 percent. Prime mercantile paper at 5 percent. sterling exchange steady with bankers bills at 4 83 25 for sixty and 4 87 60 for f once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Six Boats Take Lumber Cargoes From Mobile
Six outgoing vessels bound for distant ports carried more than three million superficial feet of Alabama and Mississippi lumber. The Nafalda sailed for Rosario Argentina with over a million feet. Teresa headed to Valencia Spain with 716000 feet. St Paul and Charlevoix sent cargoes to Cuba. Comal sailed to New York with 250000 feet and crossties. Fort Gaines carried 19000 feet to Panama. Wavelet departed for Port Arthur after coaling. Laura Sprague and Golden Rod also sailed. Paloma docked after arriving from New Orleans.
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Alabama
Mississippi
Mobile
Nafalda
Rosario
Argentina
Teresa
Valencia
Spain
Cuba
St. Paul
Charlevoix
Comal
Mallory Steamship Line
New York
Fort Gaines
United Fruit Line
Bocas del Toro
Panama
Wavelet
Marseilles
Port Arthur
Laura Sprague
Pensacola
Golden Rod
Pascagoula
Paloma
Munson
New Orleans
Pier 8
Viator
United Company
Puerto Cortez
Fearn named farms land committee chairman in Mobile
George Fearn Jr chosen by Mobile Chamber of Commerce and Business League directors to lead the farms land committee and plan the year’s work. Civil Service Commission urges county wide exam for statistical clerk positions, March 19 at the Mobile customs house. Scout汇 Commissioner Daly announces an inauguration oyster feast for Mobile American Boy Scouts on March 4 at Cawthon Vineyard with 7 30 p.m. gathering. A Leinkauf School fire drill demonstration shows scholars exiting in one and one quarter minutes without crowding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Fearn, Jr
Mobile Chamber of Commerce and Business League
Farms Land Committee
United States Civil Service Commission
Mobile Custom House
R. E. Daly, Jr
Mobile American Boy Scouts
Cawthon Vineyard
Business
Leinkauf School
Week of prayer for home missions observed by Baptist union
Beginning Sunday March 3 the week of prayer for home missions will be observed by the Baptist Woman's Missionary Union. All services are in the Bush auditorium First Baptist Church at 3 30 p m. All Baptist pastors in the city are asked to preach on Home Missions at the morning service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Woman's Missionary Union
Bush
First Baptist Church
Methodist Episcopal District Conference Set for Bayou La Batre
The district conference of the Methodist Episcopal church will meet at Bayou La Batre on April 1 with Presiding Elder Rev. T H Frazer D D presiding. Bishop Warren A Candler will preside and preach. a preliminary session is planned March 31 with a sermon. The conference closes Wednesday evening with Bishop Candler delivering most sermons. A strong ministerial attendance is anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Bayou la Batre
T. H. Frazer
Warren A. Candler
Bishop Candler
Cameron Sues Southern Puncture for 10000 Damages
In the law and equity court on Monday afternoon Thomas J. Cameron filed suit against Southern Punctureless Tire Company for 10000 damages alleging he was run down by the defendant’s automobile on December 18 at the intersection of Royal and Madison streets, injuring him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Law and Equity
Thomas J. Cameron
Southern Punctureless Tire Company
Royal
Madison Streets
Arrest of Mose Talbert for oyster license violation
Mose Talbert, described as a negro, was arrested Tuesday by Deputy Oyster Inspector Jasper Johnson on the charge of violating the oyster law for not paying a retail license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mose Talbert
Jasper Johnson
Robbery Hits Three Nearby Homes In Early Sunday
Robbers entered No 14 North Jackson No 13 North Joachim and No 255 St Francis streets in an early Sunday spree. A gold watch money coats trousers and a pocketbook were taken with no clues left. Entries were gained through the front doors of each residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Jackson Street
North Joachim Street
St. Francis Street
Trance
James M. King Named Notary Public in Mobile County
James M. King was appointed a notary public and filed his bond in the Mobile County probate court on Tuesday to conduct notarial business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. King
Mobile County
Money market and exchange lift signals in London
Money in creased demand and firmer discount rates. On the stock exchange the tone was generally good with American securities opening steady and rising to near parity. Gains faded under unease as the market showed uneven progress amid volatility and profit taking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Stock Exchange
Man of Mystery Tries Own Case in City Court
Chester Arthur Curtis, dubbed the man of mystery, stands trial for forgery in two cases in city court. He is defending himself as his own attorney and challenged jurors while clashing with the state solicitor. Verdict expected late Tuesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Arthur Curtis
Curtis
Malcolm Akridge
J. B. Webster
Baum Clothing Company
Shipping forecasts warn of cold 36 degree period ahead
Shippers are advised to protect cargo for 36 degree conditions over the next 36 hours for north and east routes. Moderate temperatures expected west. Tombigbee river systems to fall over the next two days while the Alabama river declines tonight into Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen Ee
Montgomery
Selma
United States
Rocky Mountain
California
Texas
Mole
Mobile
Albert Ashenberger
Tombigbee River
Alabama River
Kansas City Cattle and Hog Market Report
Cattle receipts 11 000 including 6500 Southerns market steady southern steers 6 50 to 8 00 southern cows and heifers 4 00 to 6 75. Hogs receipts 14 000 head market higher bulk 8 40 to 8 50 heavy 8 30 to 8 45 packers and butchers 8 40 to 8 50 light 8 45 to 8 55 pigs 7 00 to 7 50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Sugar Market Report and Medicated Oil Ad
Sugar prices for muscovado and molasses grades are listed with steady markets and refiners easing. An antiseptic healing oil by Dr Porter promises a one day cure with directions on each bottle and sells at 25c 50c and 1.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Porter
Eac
Notice of Commissioner’s Sale of Mobile County Real Estate
Commissioner W. B. McAleer will sell at public auction in Mobile County Alabama on March 17 1913 at noon the southwest quarter of the northeast quarter of section 26 township 7 south range 2 west. The land is to be divided among owners Lillie Collins Ka Leland Mary Durette Ed Cooper Anna Cooper and Willie Agnes Lewis with life estate reserved to John Cooper. Auctioneer P J Doyle and attorneys Ervin J. McAleer listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Price Williams, Jr
Mobile County
Alabama
Court House
Said County
Mobile
Range Two
Lillie Collins
Ka Leland
Mary Durette
Ed Cooper
Anna Cooper
Willie Agnes Lewis
John Cooper
W. B. McAleer
P. J. Doyle
Ervin J& McAleer
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Dow
Reck
Parrott and Gwathmey
March
New York Stock List
Parkis’ Way
Commerce Street
Fairhope
Baldwin County
Voters’ League of Russell School
Wall Street Review
Money Market
Kyleakin
Seedavess
Gulfport
Karen
Nor
Stern
Havana
Wake Nuntima
Sree Sterne
Immingham Eeee Atlantis
Cnov
West Indies
Fjell
Puerto Cortez Paloma
Cuban
Loraine
Maderia
Scardale
Hurope
Earl of Aberdeen
Cardenas N.O M. & C
Annie F. Conlin
Oscar G
Bluefields
Wee O. Docks Venture
St. Martins
Marjorie A. Spencer
Porto Rico
Georgia
D. Jenkins
Dora Allison
St. Michael
Cardenas
Samuel T. Beachum
Turner- Hartwell
St. Thomas
Hieronymus Dorothy Bell
Key West Ee
Edna V. Pickels
Dresden
Ger
Rio
Barbados
Sette Ewe
Matanzas Cor
Creme
Allanwilde
Daisy Reed
Motley
L. & N.docks 'Son Docks
Man OF Mystery
Asheville
Atlanta
Birmingham
Boise
Boston
Brownsville
Ewer
Calgary
Chicado
Peewee Piers
Corpus Christi
Denver
Ema Nfe
Dodge City
Hatteras
Wweaae
Cope Eoneereae Beeen
Houston Ae
Huron Peat Ee Selettlers
Jacksonville
Eeetiseees
Key West
Knoxville
Little Rock
Louisville
Macon
Memphis
Meridian
Peeveeers
Seem
Salt Lake
San Diego
San Francisco
Seattle
Shreveport
Spokane
Startiuy Bs
Arene Ears
Flavior
Aidickeursl Si Tatere
Washington
Aiateee
Williaton
Irc
Ashs Nee Ee
Wilmington Vu
Winnemucca
F. Walter & CO
Peters
Comp Superior
Colon
Limon
Bocas
Belize
Barrios
Cortez
Ceiba
Tela
Pacific
Central
South America
Costa Rica
Honduras
T. D. Nettles
J. J. Kelleher
U.S. Oefeteer of Agriculture
Ther Bureau
Willis L. Moore
Mobile, Ala
At&m
Orienaal
Ibea
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