New Orleans Cotton Rises on Gulf Storm Fears
In New Orleans July 5 the cotton market rose 9 to 11 points in early trading as tropical storm fears loom inland. Prices moved 16 to 18 points above last night's close by noon on storm warnings from New Orleans to Pensacola. Rails and energy stocks also advanced with Canadian Pacific, Texas Company, Maxwell, Mexican Petroleum, Union Pacific and United Fruit among leaders amid steady to firm demand.
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New Orleans
Gulf of Mexico
Liverpoo
Bull Ten
Pensacola
Canadian Pacific
Texas Company
Maxwell
Mexican Petroleum
Union Pacific
United Fruit
Cotton market opens steady as Liverpool holidays ease prices
New York July 5 the cotton market opened steady with declines of 6 points to gains of 1 point as near months eased following a Liverpool holiday pullback. Prospects for the session were uncertain amid mixed early trading signals.
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New York
Liverpool
Cotton futures steady as Liverpool market notes export demand
Liverpool reports spot cotton easy with good middling at 8.11 and export sales of 500 bales while receipts total 200. Futures curve shows steady to firm tones with listed forward prices for July through June next year, including multi month spreads.
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Liverpool
Market Opens Higher on Favorable Mexican Developments
New York July 6 stocks rose at the opening on brighter Mexican prospects and other hopeful signs. Studebaker Baldwin Crucible Steel and Mexican Petroleum led with 1 to 2 point gains, shipping shares posted similar advances. United States Steel also advanced.
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New York
Studebaker
Baldwin
Crucible Steel
Mexican Petroleum
United States Steel
Chicago Livestock Market Ranges Thinned Receipts
Hog receipts reach 40 000 head with a weak market as bulk prices run 9.75 to 9.95 for pigs light at 9.50 to 9.95 and mixed 9.55 to 10.07. Cattle receipts 22 000 head with native beef 7.50 to 11.30 and cows 3.75 to 9.85. Sheep receipts 21 000 head with wethers 6.50 to 8.00 and lambs around 7.50.
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Chicago
Turpentine Firms Report Fresh Receipts and Shipments
In Savannah on July, Turpentine firm 38 1 4 and 38 1 4 c. Receipts 37 casks. shipments 324. stock 12 420 casks. Hosin firm receipts 2 088. shipments 1 418. stock 66 721. Prices quoted for several grades range from 5 45 to 6 20 per gallon with various letter grades.
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Savannah
Shipping notes list vessels charting Gulf coast docks and repairs
A long list of ships and schooners including Fort Elizabeth Doyle Grace Harvard and Ancon to be rebuilt and repaired at Gulf ports and dry docks. Vessels from Norway Italy Cuba and Mexico are noted for lumber cargoes grain fruit and general freight with pending dock orders and lighthouse notices. Interspersed are due dates and destinations such as Havana Kingston and Bermuda and references to Munson Line and United Fruit Company.
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Fort
Elizabeth T. Doyle
Ee Gulf Dry Dock
City of Augusta
Cuban-American Lumber Co
Carmela
Ollinger-Bruce Dry Docks
Grace Harvard
Russ
Genoa
Italy
Ee Lumber Company
Carrie A. Lane
Brighton
Trinidad
Gulfport
Joseph P. Cooper
Frieda
East Africa
Hunter-Benn Lumber Co
Cone
Cuba
Tallapoosa
Tampa
Petad Gulf
Theatre Reef
Clara C. Scott
South Side
Tallac
New Orleans
Vinegar Bend Lumber Company
Seemel
Huss
C. W. Hempstead Lumber Company
Grove
Nor
Kingston
Jamaica
James Gibboney
Fort Gaines
Laubenheimer Company
Tropical Fruit Wharf
Oranian
Liverpool
British Isles
San Cristobal
Puerto
Mexico
Lamberger
R. A. Pierce
Ancon
Pedersen
Bilbao
Fort Morgan
Perceler
Havana
Bahamas Timber Company
Pretnepey
West
J. M. Scott & Socthens
Georgia Gilkey
Henry W. Cramp
Romen
Edna V. Pickler
Ae Stranger
Barkentine
Whitney- Bodden Co
Sbnersuare
Barcelona
Spain
Banan
United Fruit Company
Crathens
Windward Islands
Caribbean and Southern Line
Three Marys
Scott Brothers
Birefieldg
Tela
Laioma
Cilenfuegos
Munson Line
Raat
England
Erpool
Belvernon
Bowen
Norwegian steamer Cratheus due Monday at harbor
The Norwegian steamer Cratheus of the Caribbean and Southern Line is due to reach the harbor Monday from the Windward Islands. It will load a general cargo for its return voyage. Belvernon expected Friday from Tela Honduras with a bananas cargo to unload at the Tropical Fruit Wharf.
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Cratheus
Caribbean and Southern Line
Windward Islands
Belvernon
United Fruit
Tela
Honduras
Tropical Fruit Wharf
Alma Steamer Replaces Peerless for Selma and Montgomery Run
Announcement by Thomas Barry states the Alma will sail to Selma Montgomery and way landings instead of the Peerless. The Alma will reach the harbor Saturday and take freight Friday.
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Thomas Barry
Alma
Selma
Montgomery
Peerless
Notable Residents Plan Seacliff Stay This July
Social roundup lists Mabel Moore and others visiting Seacliff for July with E C Hughes family occupying Banning cottage through the month. Presbyterian Neighborhood Circle meets Rachel Harris. Ladies' Aid hosts silver tea at Mrs. W J Armstrong. Mrs M B Pooley hosts musicale with Women’s Musical Club. Palmer Pillans and Frank Parker motor to Cod en. Harvey and Allison couple spend day at Little River after the parade.
Social notes on guests and visitors from Fairhope to Daphne
Miss Celia Webb returns to Daphne with Miss Cary Hall after visiting Miss Elise Hall. Miss Gladys Major leaves for Chicago after three weeks with Miss Florence Dolive. Do live visits Mobile to see her off. Rev and Mrs Henry Wade Du Bose return from Blue Ridge where they stayed with Professor and Mrs Julius T Wright at a cottage. Mr and Mrs Henden Marriot of Homewood with Caroline visit Mr and Mrs W D Dukes of Georgia Avenue. Walter and D Olive arrive from New York to stay weeks with their parents. The Moore family moves to Irvington for the summer. Bush family takes a month at Grove Park Inn Asheville. Mrs Lester Skinner of Augusta visits her mother and will be joined by her husband later. Margaret Gould stays with Clara White in Birmingham.
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Gladys Major
Florence Dolive
Chicago
Miss Dolive
Mobile
Fairhope
Henry Wade DuBose
Blue Ridge
Julius T. Wright
Hende Nm Marriot
Homewood
Ala
Caroline
W. D. Dukes
Georgia Avenue
Eee
Walter C. D'Olive
New York
Walter D’olive
Lester Skinner
Augusta, Ga
Charles Alien
Henry Wright
Germans Describe Baltic Sea Clash With Russian Fleet
Berlin reports details of a June 29 30 engagement between German torpedo boats and Russian forces. German boats shelled three hostile destroyers near Haefringe and later attacked two cruisers and five destroyers as fog and smoke reduced visibility.
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Berlin
Sayuille
Baltic
Seeees
Deail
Haefringe
American Firm Extends $6 Million Loan to China
The International Investment Corporation and the Chinese government sign an agreement for a $6,000,000 loan to improve the Grand Canal and fund construction of short railways totaling 1,600 miles. Works to be done by American contractors. Separately, talks continue for a $20,000,000 reorganiza tion loan with potential $30,000,000 extra.
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Shanghai
International Investment Corporation
China
Grand Canal
New York Guard in Good Shape in Brownsville Camp
Captain Alfred Aice, depot quarter master for the Brownsville division, reports to General Parker that the New York National Guard in camp is capable, efficient and well equipped. Camp sites are sanitary and up to regular army standards, and guardsmen have adapted to camp life under wartime conditions with evidence of careful training.
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Brownsville
Tex
Alfred Aice
New York National Guard
Parker
Abe
London Americans Celebrate Fourth on Independence Day Luncheon
The London branch of the Grand Army of the Republic held an Independence Day luncheon where veterans entertained wounded soldiers. American consul Robert P. Skinner oversaw the arrangements.
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London
Grand Army of the Republic
Robert P. Skinner
Texas Rangers arrest wealthy Mexican brothers in Mercedes
Mario and Leonardo Vailerreal, brothers from a wealthy Mexican family, were arrested by Texas rangers in Mercedes. Both are in custody and charges were not disclosed. Mrs. Howard Walker is visiting her son, Dr. Walker, a member of the Mobile Battalion First regiment.
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Mercedes
Texas
Mario
Leonardo Vailerreal
Texas Rangers
Howard Walker
Dr. Walker
Mobile Battalion
First Regimen
Notice by Administrator and Mortgage Sale in Mobile County
Legal notice announces letters of administration granted to E. B. Kirkbride for Alfred Emerson estate on June 26 1916 and requires creditors to present claims. Also a mortgage sale by Muscat and Mary L Mustatto and Owen, to be sold June 21 1916 at noon at Mobile County Courthouse door.
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Alfred Emerson
Price Williams
Mobile County
Alabama
E. B. Kirkbride
Ae Ll. Muscat
Mary L. Mustatto
Owen
Tanlac endorsed by Dr. Parker of Roanoke Alabama
Dr. 8 J Parker, a Roanoke Alabama dentist, praises Tanlac after claiming twelve years of stomach trouble and chronic headaches ended by four bottles of the medicine. He says Tanlac set his stomach in order and relieved related disorders, calling it a great medicine and highly recommending it.
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J. Parker
Roanoke
Ala
Tanlac
Dr Parker
Trent's
G. F. Willis
Atlanta
Parker
Mobile
van Antwerp Drug Corporation
Dave 8
Bauer
Real Property Description in Mobile County Alabama
Assignee of Hard Mortgage Clarke Brown announces bid for a property on the east side of Royal Street Mobile Alabama. The description covers specific measurements from Royal and Monroe to the beginning point and outlines the parcel conveyed to Philip L Muscat by Jauneta Stiller and Henry A Stiller in a 1964 deed.
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Towit
Mobile
Alabama
Oval Street
Royal and
Monroe Streets
Royal Street
Philip L. Muscat
Jauneta Stiller
Henry A. Stiller
Mobile County
Birdie
BE. Brown
Clarke & Brown
National City Bank Mobile Alabama to close affairs
Notice from National City Bank Mobile Alabama stating it is closing its affairs and directing note holders and creditors to present notes and claims. Dated Mobile March 9 1916 with additional dates noted in the notice. Also an automotive service ad for Ford repairs at Bell Bee 326 208 St Michael Street Ketson and Claiborne by Jos Lm manager.
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National City Bank
Mobile
Alabama
coGme
Ala
Bell Bee
St. Michael
Ketson
Claiborne
Jos
Notice to the Public on Bridge Closure
Notice states the Conception street bridge over Three Mile Creek will be closed after Monday July 10 1916 due to reb ing. Authored by Hancock Harbin and Company.
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Conception- Street
Three Mile Creek
Seers Hancock
Harbin & d
Help Wanted Army of United States Advertisement
Help wanted notice seeking able bodied men aged 18 to 45 of the United States to join the Army. Describes good temperate habits and ability to read English. For information apply to George Denes at 108 Saint Francis Street. Meal details unclear.
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Army OF
United State
United States
Georgl Denes
Francis St. Meal
Property listing notes modern conveniences on porch
Fragmentary advertisement mentions rooms for rent or sale with modern conveniences. Address appears as 153 Suphin Ballgy Street with potential single or double rooms and proximity to a Ballgy area. No clear date or full specifics available.
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Ip Ballgy
Suphin
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Alabama, Tennessee and Northern Railway
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Duggan-Taylor Realty Co., Inc
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Erie List
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Ascade Ginger Ale
Selzer
D. Palliser’s Sons
Rosedale Creamery
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Shipping Notes
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Margaret Jones
Martha Webb
Fletcher, Slaton
Lillie Belle McGowin
Olive O'Connor
C. P. Wright
Sheldon McKinstry
Ernest Oe
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Ray Ouse
Seacliff
E. C. Hughes
Banning Cottage
Borhood Circle
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Rachel Harris
Ladies’ Aid Society of the
First Christian Church
W. J. Armstrong
M. B. Pooley
Women's Musical Club
Coden
Palmer Pillans
Frank Parker
Little River
John B. Harvey
Guy Allison
Harvey
Celia Webb
Elise Hall
Daphne
Miss Cary Hall
Armbrecht
B. A. Webb
Mary
Ethel
Healing Springs
Terry Moore
Irvington, Ala
Mrs
J. C. Bush
Grove Park Inn
Asheville
Margaret Gould
Clara White
Birmingham
Baltic Sea
DR. Parker
Ste Dress I. M
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Rays
Seoul
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