New Orleans Cotton Market Shows Strength Amid Mixed Trading
New Orleans July 17 The cotton market opened higher as buying returned after yesterday’s gains but late-day profit-taking pulled prices back. Spot cotton held steady with middling around 8.75, while futures in July October and December fluctuated. Wall Street and naval stores reports followed with notable moves in steel and chemical shares.
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New Orleans
Longs
New York
Crucible Steel
Bethlehem Steel
Republic Steel
Command and Preferred
Baldwin Locomotive
General Motors
Pacific Mail
United States Steel
Amalgamated Copper
American
American Can
American Smelting
American Tel
Tel
Atchison
Timore
Ohio
Brooklyn
Transit
Canadian Pacific
Chesapeake and Ohio
Chicago
Mil
St. Paul
R. I
Pacific
Consolidated Gas
Erie
Great Northern
Illinois Central
Interborough Met
Kansas City Southern
Maxwell Motor Co
Mexican Petroleum
Missouri, Kansas and
Léxas
National Lead
New York Central
Northern Pacific
Pennsylvania
Reading
Rep. Iron and Steel
Seaboard Air Line Pfd
Sloss-Shef. Steel and Iron
Studebaker Corporation
Southern Pacific
Tennessee Copper
Union Pacific
United States Rubber
Virginia-Caro, Chem
Western Union
Liverpool
South
Texas
Whistler Churches Report and Community Notes
Whistler Ala July church services list for Whistler Methodist Bethany Baptist St Pauls Episcopal Meyers Memorial Holiness Meeting and Sunday school changes. Local obituaries updates on Charles T Brinkerhoff and multiple social calls from residents, plus lodge and shop news with officers installed and a $23500 payroll for June.
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Whistler
Ala
Whistler Methodist
William M. Cato
Francis M. Atchison
Bethany Baptist
Haywood Vaughan
J. M. Tucker
St. Paul's Episcopal
A. G. Richards
Meyers Memorial Baptist Church
Harry Brance
J. D. Anderson
Eight-mile Creek
Bessie Price
Montgomery
May Hanley
Joe Street
Toulminville
George R. Bennett
Zandel's
Robert P. Turner
Frank Barlow
Mobile
J. W. Shields
Belise
British Honduras
J. B. Moberley
Long Beach
Cal
Ottawa
Kansas
Heywood Vaughan
Bethany Baptist Church
Mount Sterling
Toxey
Fairhope
Adrian Sanarens
Harry Crabtree
W. Hatchell
Charles H. Kohl
T. F. Busby
Bucatunna
Busby
W. L. Loftis
Souwilpa
J. Parnell
Whistler Lodge No. 127
Knights of Pythias
Thomas B. Allman
J. Henry Thomas
F. A. Gilbert
N. G
J. R. Fawcett
V. G
M. B. Hays
W. G. Snyder
T. B. Allman
John Sheldt
V.G
F. E. Long
L. S
Joe Barrett
A. R. Gilbert
A. Hi. Rayford
Chaplan
N. F. Felder
Frank W. Eckford
Edward D. Nichols
I. A
Odd Fellows Hall
Wetenetay
Johnson's Park
Walter Cato
Camden Personal Notices Highlight Local Visits and Health
Camden Ala Mrs B H Matthews and Mrs Bellingraft have been guests of brother G F Boykin. Nellie Nall Matthews Marcella Moore and Katie Lee Robins visited Miss Margaret Miller. Mrs W M Lawler is recovering in an infirmary in Selma and friends note her improved condition.
Local Socials and Notes Highlight Pine Apple to Lamison Visits
Residents of Pine Apple and nearby towns host relatives and friends in a busy string of social visits. Mae Ray returns from Mobile. Mrs. Fannie Daily brings niece Leon Spurlin home. A farmers meeting at the courthouse features S D Bloch Claude Hardy and others. Evelyn Jones McNeil mourns lightning loss as home burns. Whatley of Selma and Miss Alexander wed at the Methodist parsonage.
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H. Lloyd
Pine Apple
O. C. Weaver
Clark Jones
W. P. Bu
George B. Toulmin
Cooper
Mobile
Hederson
Lamison
S&s. E. Raines
Mae Ray
Fannie Daily
Leon Spurlin
Ford Hawthorne
George Newell
J. S. Snow
Montgomery
Rock West
Court House
D. Bloch
Claude Hardy
William James
Louisville and Nashville
George Toul
Methodist’ Parsonage
Taylor
Miss Alexander
8. White
Traveling Salesman Becomes a Preacher in Chicago
Rev Archibald R Wright formerly a traveling salesman for a tea and coffee house was installed as minister of the Endeavor Presbyterian Church on July 4. He declares his business training worth 100000 toward the ministry and speaks of how his travels and social dealings shaped his new vocation.
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Chicago
Archibald R. Wright
Mr. Wright
Angora Goat Dines Off Her Lovely Hat
In Louisville on Billy Hill Clifton a hat worn by a young woman teacher was lost when an open car stopped to recover it. After a long search, the hat was found eaten by Mr Black s Angora bucks in a steep brush covered area.
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Meridian
R. Phillips
Mobile
Ed Davis
Emile Vetter
Sion
R. E. L. Rhodes
Mill
W. J. Givens
Bay Shore
John Collier
J. J. Thomas
Charles W. Hill
Waynesboro
Miss
Robert Walker
Okolona
William Demony
L. O. Flagmeyer
Louisville
Billy Hill
Clifton
Mr. Black
Centrally Located Modern Cottage No 54 For Rent
FOR RENT. THE CENTRALLY LOCATED MODERN COTTAGE NO 54 SOUTH BAYOUT. 5 ROOMS KITCHEN AND BATH. GOOD CONDITION. IMMEDIATE ON.
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South Bayout
JAS. K. GLENNON CO Real Estate and Insurance
Real estate and insurance firm JAS. K. Glennon & Co. provides property sales, appraisals, rental management, and risk coverage. The agency offers title work, mortgage services, and homeowners, auto, liability, and life policies to individuals and businesses. Located to serve the local market.
Flats For Rent On Dauphin And Spring Hill Areas
The notice lists flats for rent at 1066 Man a re rooms with kitchen and bath and 459 Dauphin Street five rooms kitchen bath and screened area. A store at N E Spring Hill Ave and Wilkinson Street now occupied by J J Barry is available at 457 Dauphin Street. N L Vickers at 75 St Michael Street will consider reasonable offers on any properties.
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Lanrour
Jas. H. Smith
S. Dearborn
Winnie Daniels
Glennon Ave
St.Louis Street
Bell
Kennedy Street
Spring Hill Avenue
Ward
Pinkerson & Robinson
W. Dauphin
Lee & Robin
Dauphin
Cedar
George H. Strange
Satsuma
Ala
L. W. Clark
Adams Street
D. Lichard
Kilmarnock
Old Shell Road
Surrey
N. E
Broad and
Montgomery
Ringo Bell
Hone
S. Lafayette Street
Ring Bell
S. Lafayette St
Bell Phone
East Park Avenue
Ima Street
Itp
Semmes
Cate
Elmira Street
Eleanor Tere
Conception Street
Carlead
Government
Thurston Street
Spring Hill Ave
Wilkinson
J. J. Barry
Drew
Dauphin Street
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D. W
Ing Tiont
Adress J M
Ing Bey
Oras
Hickory
Inez
F. L
Sentice
Producers League
Wainwright
St. Louis
Goodrich ,Co., Dept
Omaha
Government Street Loop
Topic St
B&lp
St. Francis
T. E. Spotswood
Sillix Manufaturing .Co
Kansas City
Jap-American Co
United States
Railway Exchange
Electrical Co
Ooms Board
Conti
Claiborne Streets
North Joachim St
Government Street
South Hamilton
St. Emanuel
F. J
P. O
Ford
National Salesmen’s Training Association
San Francisco
Gus Seiple
Hin Street
Henri
Meyer
Scott
Seminanie Wiprae
Agus Ee Wien
the Tire Life Co
Ear Institute
Rochester
W. W. Thompson
Savannah Street
Monroe Park
Drago & Fisher
Palm Beach
Imperial Pressing Club
St. Emanuel Street
Presorat
Votal
Victor Parr
Adams Cleaning & Pressing Club
John B. _ ame
Smith Piano Pone
Gulf Shingle Mfg. Co
Dixie Lumber
Spring Garden Place
Davis Ave
Cottrell Lane
C. H. Burkett
New Jersey
Dixie Lumber Co
City
Davis Avenue
Foreman & Meador
Houston
Mobile City
Burton Avenue
Sorknes
G. Danielson
Corsignee
Jessmore
Wall Street Review
Savannah
Chicago Grain Review
Seaboard
Great Britain
Casates
Warley Fruit and Produce Company
Sicily
TOMAT
Alabama Sae
Ceva Eee
Soos
Lee
H. W. Hayssen
Chunchula
London
Holland
Charlies W. Hayssen
Hildegard
Proseas Wat He Ee
Louisiana
Ee Chamber OF Commgrain
News of Churches
Old Five Points
New York City
Bowery Section
Ty Cobb
City Hall
Blackies
Five Points
The
Bowery
Mulberry Park
Mulberry Bend
Ar Hall Bootblacks
Camden Personals
Angora Goat
JAS. K. Glennon & CO
N. L. Vickers
St. Michael St
Capital
Vyne
John Barleycorn
Potter's Field
Conception St
Harrison Mutual Burial Association
Ann Street
Morrill & Lyons
ST. Francis Street
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