Maritime Notes on Ships in the Port and Ready for Sail
The Maud BD. Krum sails for San Juan with 155,729 feet of pitch pine slumber. Mannie Swan arrives in the lower bay to load lumber and will move to the city. The Beryl arrives from Tampico for repairs and shifts to Ollinger Bruce dock. Karon arrives from Havana to load general merchandise for Cuban ports. Lampasas loads general merchandise with passengers and departs Tuesday. Mercator and Viator are due with bananas from Puerto Cortez and oa respectively. Stradstay sails for Liverpool with cotton timber and naval stores.
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Maud
Krum
Bryant
San Juan
Porto Rico
Mannie Swan
Lower Bay
Beryl
Maristany
Tampico
Mexico
Ollinger-Bruce
Pearson
Karon
Pederson
Munson Steamship Company
Havana
Sagua
Cuba
Cuban
Lampasas
New York
N. Y
Mercator
Hubbard- Zemurray Steamship Company
Puerto Cortez
Hon
Viator
United Fruit Company
Stradstay
Liverpool
England
Grand Jury Drawn for City Court February Term
The grand jury for the February term of the city court was drawn on Monday with names recorded by the clerk. The clerk will deliver the list to the sheriff in a few days, after which the panel will be made public.
Notice in Chancery Mobile Alabama 1913
In Chancery at Mobile Alabama David R Burgess sues Douglass Davis et al for real estate in Mobile. The court orders defendants to plead answer or demur by January 22 1914 or be confessed. Notice to publish weekly for four weeks in The Mobile Item.
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Mobile
Alabama
David R. Burgess
Douglass Davis
Court of Chancery
Thirteenth
Southwestern Chancery
State of
Sis Senack
Pensacola
Florida
Toulmin Cleveland
Houston
Texas
Investors Realty Company
Comlaint
Toulmin
Section Three
Norton's Branch
Norton’s Branch
Mobile Item
Home Telephone Company Stockholders Meeting Notice
Notice announces the annual meeting of the Home Telephone Company stockholders at the office 57 S Conception Street Mobile Alabama on Tuesday January 15 1914 at 12 Oclock R L Douglass Secretary and W H Bryant Vice President signatories 12 22 29 15 12
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The
Home Telephone Company
Conception Street
Mobile
Alabama
W. H. Bryant
R. L. Douglass
Railroad Schedules for Alabama Tennessee and North Eastern Railroads
Fragmentary timetable listing departure and arrival times for Mobile routes and connections with the Louisville and Nashville, Mobile and Bay Shore, and other lines. Includes daily and Sunday only services with scattered times and train designations.
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Alabama, Tennessee & Northern Railroad
Mobile
Canibentint
Mise
Texas
St. L.-Cin
Mobile & Meridian
Cin
Mobile & Bay Shore Railroad
Burial of Mrs Christina Frederickson
Funeral services for Mrs Christina Frederickson were held Sunday at 2:30 from the family home at 408 South Dearborn and at 3:00 from St John s Episcopal Church with Very Rev Gardiner C Tucker officiating. Interment followed at Magnolia Cemetery with pallbearers Dave Karborn George Sindik Peter Hanlon Robert McDonald John Simon and Frank Zieman listed.
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Christina Frederickson
South Dearborn Street
St. John's Episcopal Church
Gardiner C. Tucker
Magnolia Cemetery
Dave ‘Karborn
George Sindik
Peter ©. Hanlon
Robert McDonald
John Simon
Frank Zieman
Rites Held for Mrs Elizabeth Benham In Magnolia Cemetery
The remains of Mrs Elizabeth Benham who died Saturday in this city were interred Sunday afternoon in Magnolia Cemetery. The funeral service at the Benevolent Home at 4 30 was conducted by Rev E A Donnelly, pastor of Government Street Methodist Church, with a large attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Benham
Magnolia Cemetery
Benevolent Home
E. A.donnelly
Government Street Methodist Church
Mrs. Mary A. Duke Dies in Mobile at 75
The remains of Mrs. Mary A. Duke who died after a lingering illness in Mobile were sent to Salem Alabama for interment. She was 75, native of Wilcox county and had lived in Mobile three years after leaving Nettlesboro Alabama. She leaves a daughter Miss Jennie Duke a son in Camden Alabama fifteen grandchildren eight great grandchildren and other relatives.
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Mary A. Duke
Salem
Ala
Wilcox County
Mobile
Nettlesboro
Jennie Duke
Camden, Ala
Fruitdale Woman Dies at 76 After Pneumonia Fight
Mrs. H. M. Crouse, 76, longtime Fruitdale resident, died Saturday afternoon from pneumonia. She came from Nevada Missouri with her family seventeen years ago and lived in Fruitdale thereafter. Survived by three sons D W Crouse Frank Crouse H M Crouse Jr a daughter Mrs T D Bird one sister Mrs Charles Henderson and several grandchildren.
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Fruitdale
Ala
H. M. Crouse
Frank Crouse
T. D. Bird
Charles Henderson
Crouse
Cotton Receipts Reported for Several Railroads
Cotton receipts listed from New Orleans Mobile and Chicago Railroad Export comp 100 bales Mobile and Montgomery Railroad Train No 108 Baker Lyons 1 bale Mobile and Onjo Railroad Export comp 625 bales.
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New Orleans
Mobile and
Chicago
Mobile and Montgomery
Baker-Lyons
Mobile
Onjo
Bexport
New Orleans Cotton Market Opens Steady With Decline
The New Orleans cotton market opened steady at 3 to 6 points lower due to a weaker Liverpool market. Traders awaited ginning results through Thursday, with limited bullish buying and moderate short selling. Prices fell 12 to 15 points from Saturday’s final, with light volume and a cautiously steady undertone.
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New Orleans
Liverpool
South
Wook
Ic Ccee Geen Sees Marth
Hs Csidias Ts
PTY Core Seas
New York Cotton Weakens on Bear Pressure and Cables
The New York cotton market opened steady but slipped 2 to 4 points, then the decline deepened to 11 to 13 points as offerings grew. Foreign connected houses and Southern sellers, notably with New Orleans links, pressured prices while Liverpool cited hedge selling and lack of speculative support. The session closed barely steady.
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New York
Liverpool
New Orleans
Liverpool Cotton Prices and Sales Report
Liverpool reports steady cotton prices with middling at 7.05 and sales totaling 12 000 bales including 10 800 American and 2 000 for speculation and export. Receipts reach 15 200 with futures closed narrowly steady across the curve, led by January at 6.70 and continuing through December–January 6.22.
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Liverpool
Sugar Market Prices Signal Firm Trading in New York
In New York on January 12, raw sugar futures show muscovado at 2.73 to 2.76, centrifugals at 3.26 to 2.26, and molasses sugar at 2.49 to 2.51. Refined varieties hold steady with several grades listed from 5.05 to 3.90 for No. 1.
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New York
Woman Seeks George Cox Missing From St Augustine
Mrs W A Cox writes to Chief Crenshaw asking aid in locating her husband George Arthur Cox of St Augustine Fla who has been missing since a note from the wife says his friends will feel the loss of a good man and asks for help in locating him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Cox
Frank W. Crenshaw
W. A. Cox
George Arthur Cox
St. Augustine, Fla
Death of Mobile man Michael James Devney at 55
Michael James Devney aged 55 and a Mobile native died at an infirmary after several weeks illness. He resided at 319 South Royal Street and was employed as a night watchman. He leaves a number of relatives in this city.
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Michael James Devney
Michael James Deviney
Mobile
South Royal Street
Mischief Quartette and its Work January Victims
January marks a rising tally of illness including influenza la grippe bronchitis and pneumonia among victims. The text urges Foley's Honey and Tar Compound to promptly suppress coughing heal inflamed passages and prevent grippe complications. Contains no opiates. Van Ant Be Applelate a.
Wall Street Gains After New Haven Accord Signals Bull Market
Trading on the New York Stock Exchange opened with broad gains as investors cheered the attorney general's agreement with New Haven management. Texas Company surged, others like Steel Utah Copper and Great Northern Ore advanced, while bonds remained firm.
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New York
Stock Exchange
New Haven
Texas Company
Steel
Utah Copper
Third Avenue
Great Northern
Amalgamated Copper
American Beet Sugar
American Cotton Oil
American Smelting & Ref’ Ng
American Sugar Refining
American Tel
Anaconda Mining Co
Atchigan
Atlantic Coast Line
Baltimore & Ohio
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Canadian Pacific
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago & North Western
Chicago
Mil
Great Northern Ore Ctfs
Illinois Central
Interborough-Met
Ptd
Inter Harvester
Louisville & Nashville
Missouri Pacific
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
Lehigh Valley
National Lead
New York Central
Norfolk and Western
Northern Pacific
Pennsylvania
People’s Gas
Pullman Palace
Reading
Rock Island Go
Rock Island Co
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Tinton Pasitic
United States Steel
United
Money Market Report and Market Attitude
New York money markets show call money steady at 2 1 2 percent with ruling rate 1 1 2 percent and close at 2 1 4 percent. Time loans steady from sixty to ninety days at 4 4 1 4 percent and six months at 4 1 4 4 1 2 percent. Sterling easier with sixty day bills at 4 838 765 dollars for bills and demand at 4 86 86, commercial bills at 4 823 4. Bar silver at 57 3 4 cents. Government and railroad bonds strong. The social aphorism remarks on betting prudence.
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New York
Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Cash Grain and Provisions Chicago Report
Cash market notes from Chicago show wheat prices for No 2 red and No 2 Northern bids in the upper 80s to low 90s, No 2 Spring 89 to 90, corn near 64 to 67, oats around 89, and oils and meats with pork at 21.20 and lard around 10.90 to 10.92. Zinc and timothy hay quoted at 3.75 to 5.35 and 12.00 to 14.75 respectively.
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Chicago
Turpentine and related commodities report Savannah and New York
In Savannah turpentine firm 451-3 with 164 casks sold. Rosis firm shows 1,461 barrels receipts. Quotations list various grades from 3.92 1/2 to 6.85 dollars. In New York pell refined and molasses prices steady. leather and hides firm with hemlock and central America grades, open kettle molasses at 35 to 36 cents.
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Savannah
Turpine
Rosis
New York
New Orleans
Bogota
Central America
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