Visitors from Buffalo and Grand Rapids Tour City
Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Tillman of Buffalo New York and Mrs. P. L. Gainer with Mrs. C. Berlinberger of Grand Rapids Michigan visit the city for several days and register at the Cawthon hotel among the many tourists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. Atchison
New York City
Mobile
The
Battle House
H.D. Tillman
Buffalo, N
City
P. L. Gainer
C. Berlinberger
Grand Rapids, Mich
Cawthon Hotel
Morgan Firm Faces Waves of Board Departures Rumor
Reported plan by Morgan partners to resign from dozens of companies sparked Wall Street rumor. Despite wide announcements, Morgan & Co remains on boards including United States Steel International Mercantile Marine Northern Pacific and others. Board seats for Steele Daxison Porter Lamont and trusteeships noted across rail lines banks and manufacturers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Railway
Mr. Morgan
Wall Street
Morgan and Company
United States Steel Corporation
International Mercantile Marine Company
Northern Pacific
National City Bank
National Bank of Commerce of New York
Mr. Steele
Atchison, Lehigh Valley
Erie
Chicago
Indianapolis
Louisville
Great Western
Alabama Great Southern
General Electric Company
International Harvester Company
International Mercantile Marine
Adams Express Company
Daxison
Erie and Cincinati
Hamilton & Dayton
Western Union Telegraph Company
First National Bank
National Bank of Commerce
Liberty National Bank of New York
First Securities Company
Bankers’ Trust Company of
New ES
Porter
New York
United States Life Insurance Company
Pere Marquette Railroad
Remington Typewriter Company
H. W. Johns-Manville Company
Fidelity & Casualty Company
Cruikshank Company
Associated Land Company
Lamont
Northern Pacific Railway
International Agricultural Corporation
First National Bank of New York
Guaranty Trust Company
Morgan & Co
Morgan resigns from several directorates at Morgan & Co
The Morgan firm announces resignations from a number of directorates in a cordial New Year interview. The move, delivered to newspapers, left the stock market virtually unchanged as brokers halted trading but did not see price shifts in Morgan related stocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan Firm
Morgan Banking House
Mr. Morgan
Stock Exchange
House of Morgan & Co
Cabinet Circles Gratified By Move Against Interlocking Directorates
Washington officials welcomed a plan to separate the Morgan house from many boards as a major step toward interlocking directorates reform. The Morgan firm held numerous directorships across banks, trusts, insurers, transportation, and manufacturing, totaling billions in resources and earnings, with key trusteeships noted in Guaranty Trust and Bankers Trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated
Washington
Morgan House
Wilson
J. P. Morgan & Co
New York
Money Trust
Guaranty Trust Company
Bankers’ Trust Company of
Morgan
Senate Committee
Redfield
Department, of Commerce
American Telephone & Telegraph
Western Union
McReynolds
United States Steel Corporation
International Harvester Company
Shipping Trust
Old Money Trust Committee
United States Steel
Pullman
General Electric
Guaranty Trust—Company of New York
Bankers’ Trust
Company of New York
Ww. Perkins
Fie
the International
Mercana Ak Pons
Money Market Report From New York
Money on call firm at 4 1 2 to 5 1 2 percent with closing bids 5 1 2 to 6 percent. Time loans steady at 4 3 4 to 5 percent for 60 90 days and six months. Merchant paper quoted 5 1 2 to 6 percent. Sterling exchange steady with sixty day at 4 82 and demand at 4 85 60. Commercial paper at 4 80 3 4. Silver at 57 1 8. Mexican dollars at 44 1 2. Government bonds strong, railroad bonds irregular.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Out of Jail and Charged Again With Forgery
Frank W. Hines of Semmes Alabama was arrested Friday by Detectives Burch and Pearson on a charge of obtaining money by fraud after cashing a worthless check for about five dollars at the United Cigar Stores in Mobile. He had just finished a ten day jail term for passing a similar check at Partridge-Mickle Grocery Company. He was to be arraigned in county court Friday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank W. Hines
Semmes
Ala
Frrest
Burch and Pearson
Daiies Scheefer
United C'gar
Mobile
Hines
Cigar Stores Corpany
Hines Wille
Partridge-Mickle Grocery Company
Senatorial Debate on Interlocking Directorates Delay Likely
Senators and representatives expect action by Congress may slow due to Morgan house inquiry. Some predict passage of legislation this session to ban interlocking directorates. Senator Hoke Smith of Georgia calls the move a favorable sign showing peaceful readjustment and avoiding litigation. He notes that retirement from directorates would be commendable, but the remaining fact is unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pany
Northern Pacific
Reading Company
Erie Railroad
Congress
Ie Morgan House
Hoke Smith
Georgia
Cotton opens steady after holiday but trading light in New Orleans
New Orleans reports a quiet first session after the holiday with prices mostly steady and early gains limited. Cables improved but buying remained muted as rumors of ginning of over 400,000 bales spurred short selling and a drop in prices before afternoon trading. Spot cotton stayed quiet at 12 1/8 cents with modest sales. futures closed slightly lower on the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Cotton opens steady as January dominates early trading
In New York, cotton futures start quiet with January leading gains amid firm spot demand. Prices show small early rallies, with January, March and July futures posting modest gains and overall futures steady, while spot prices remain around 12.50 for mids and 32.75 for gulf amid limited sales and uncertain ginning reports.
For Rent Historic New Orleans Commercial Stores
One story brick store 8 W Royal and Conti streets 21 by 76 feet new and in perfect condition 1800 per annum Two 1 story brick stores 112 114 Government street between Royal and At MEl 900 per annum Two story frame store with residence above intersection Conception Claiborne and Canal streets occupied as drug store ideal for grocery 369 per annum Two stores or offices 62 64 St Michael street remodel to suit permanent tenant Store ground floor 69 N Water street between St Francis and St Michael Store first floor 118 Ss Commerce street between Government and Church Two story brick store 228 Commerce street between Dauphin and Con ceeeeecersenese 900 per annum
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal
Conti
Government Street
Conception
Claiborne
Canal Streets
St. Mischael Street
N. Water Street
St. Francis
St. Michael
Ss. Commerce Street
Government
Church
Touart Place and nearby residences listed in Spring Hill area
A catalog of multi dwelling properties on Spring Hill and surrounding streets including Touart Place on Spring Hill avenue and multiple 2 story brick and frame residences at N. W. Texas Michigan Ave N. E. Old Shell road and Julia St. No. 165 N Broad St No. 215 S Hamilton St and more with rents ranging from 12.00 to 20.00 per month. Some properties include land several acres and outbuildings with details on size rooms and yard facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Touart Place
Spring Hill Avenue
Indiana Avenue
N. W
Texas
Michigan Ave
E. Adams
Joseph St
Old Shell Road
Julia St
Spring Hill
W. Conception
Conception
Claiborne Sts
Broad St
State
Congress
Hamilton St
Monroe
Eslava
Spring Hill Ave
E. Pine
Catherine St
Ingate St
Taliaferro
Wall Street Opens Mixed as Morgan Partners Resign from Rail, Bank Boards
The New York market opened with American Telephone and Consolidated Gas down while Colorado Fuel rose. Trading was light with New Haven and Canadian Pacific leading gains, and Morgan partners retiring from boards of numerous railroads banks and industrials noted as a key feature. Bonds steadied as copper and steel issues moved modestly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Telephone
Consolidate Gas
Colorado
New Haven
Canadian
Pacific
J. P. Morgan and Company
Canadian Pacific
United States Steel
Northwestern
Reading
Amalgamated Copper
American Smelting and Refining
American Sugar Refining
American Telegraph and Telephone
Anaconda Mining Co
Atchison
Atlantic Coast Line
Baltimore and Ohio
Brooklyn ‘Rapid Transit
Chesapeake and Ohio
Chicago
North Western
Milwaukee and St. Paul
Colorado Fuel and Iron
Colorado and Southern
Delaware and Hudson
Denver and
Rio Grande
Erie
General Electric
Great Northern
Illinois Central
Interborough Met
Inter Harvester
Louisville and Nashville
Missouri Pacific
Missouri
Kansas and
Texas
Lehigh Valley
National
Union Pacific
United States Sts
United States Steel Pld
Wabash
Western Union
N. Y
New Haven & Uartford
N Y
New Haven & Havford
Cash Grain Prices and Provisions Across Markets
Chicago cash grain shows wheat at No 2 red 89 1 2 to 90 1 2 with No 2 North ern around 90. Oats nominal for standard 40, hay timothy 4.00 to 5.35, clover 12.25 to 16.25. St Louis cash grain lists wheat No 2 red 94 1 4 to 97 with No 2 hard 87 to 93, corn No 2 67 to 68, 0 2 white 72, oats No 2 40 1 2 to 42.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivbeevnney
Creanaely
Teeta Tawee
Weste Dairy
New York
Tom Sevsnee
Western
Chicago
ST Louis
Jan
Naval Stores Trade Figures Reported in Savannah
Turpentine firm 428-4c reports sales 26 receipts 447 casks and shipments 131 casks with stock 30 265 casks. Rosin firm shows no sales but receipts 1 712 barrels and shipments 360 barrels total 169 035 barrels. Quote codes and prices listed as B and D 3 721-2 E and F 8.70 721-2 G 3.721-2 76 H 3.72 17- 77 1 3.8595 K 4.56 M 6.45 65 N 6.35 WG 6.35 WW 6.35.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
Liverpool Cotton Prices and Sales Report
Liverpool spot cotton shows steady demand with prices across grades from good ordinary to middling. Sales reach 12 000 bales, including 11 800 American and 2 000 for speculation and export, with receipts of 62 00 bases and futures barely steady across multiple contract months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Escvesvesl
Boneuyedvim Ace
Eee
United States
U S
Britain
U. O. Post
Liverpool
Cotton receipts and rail exports totals listed
A compact item notes cotton receipts by railroads with counts for New Orleans Mobile and Chicago Railroad Export 150 bales, Mobile and Montgomery Railroad Transit 3 Export 161 total 19 bales, Mobile and Ohio Railroad Train 78 Bevill Phillips 2 Export 08 total 100 bales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Mobile and
Chicago
Montgomery
Mobile and Ohio Railroad
Bevill- Phillips
Ely's Cream Balm Promises Quick Relief for Clogged Nostrils
An old advertisement touts Ely's Cream Balm as an instant remedy for blocked nasal passages. It claims rapid opening of airways, relief from headaches and catarrh, and promises a full night’s sleep after use, urging readers to buy a small bottle.
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Government St
South Roper Street
Cashier
A. & P. Tea Co
Dauphin St
Marshall Company
Lisbon Falls
Alabama
Mississippi
Inter Railway
Ind
Gulfport
Miss
Gregory
Lucedale
Bell Phone
Conception Street
J. S
D. P. Care
Penn
Bell
Bennett Bros
North Royal Street
W. W. Logsdon
Sea Cliff
Plateau
Ren
L. D. Avery
Dauphin
Georg Ave
Royal St. Finder
Lamar Go
Williamson
Losalie Gomez
Lamar Gomez
Wilpm Gomez
Levert Gomez
Solidia
G. Herman
Price Williams, JR
E. W. Faith
Browne
Agis
Satur A
Western Union Tele
Seeberg Steamship Line
Howson Lott
Thio
William J. Koral
N. W. vVongrese
Itf
Michael & Lyons Grocery’ Co
Horpecan
Smith Piano Co
Etheridge Street
St. Joseph
B. A. Whaples
Springfield
Bienville
Abner J. Brame
Smith
Mobile and Ohio Railroad Company
Meridian
Cr. H. Shellhouse
Indianapolis, Ind
Leon Schwarz
Cincinnati
Mr. Schwarz
Franklin Institute
Dept
Rochester
Smith Bros
Concord
California Petroleum Company
Loose-Wiles Biscuit Company
Tennessee
Northrailroa
Ohio Railroad
Trive
St. L.-Cin. -Chi
Mobile & Ms
Bay Sho Shore
Pnomasville Ac
Louisville S. Nashville
N.Y
N. Y. Ltd
Mont. Nw
Chi. & Cin. Ltd
N.Y. Mail & Ex
Pensacola Ac
N. Ze Mail & Ex. Y. Ltd
Ami
Imont.-N. 0
Mobile-B. St. Louis
Oale
S.ns
Money Market
Commerce Street
Con
Sage, Burgett
Yuille
ST. Francis ST
Wall Street Review
Norville Bros
Francis
City Bank & Trust CO
City Bank
Ely
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