Wall Street Opens Lower As Crisis Rumors Spark Liquidation
The New York market drifted on rumors of turmoil in the British cabinet over railway labor, with industrials leading declines in early trading. United States Steel and Union Pacific faced selling pressure while Steel later rebounded in late trading as major issues showed strength. widespread closes were largely lower with many issues ending heavy.
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Wall Street Review
New York
United States Steel
Union Pacific
Reading
James Horace Markey
Steel
Marine
Republic Steel, Texas Company
Hide and Leather
Allis-Chalmers
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago, Mil. & St. Paul
Chicago
R. I. and Pacific Ry
Consolidated Gas
Crucible Steel
Erie
General Electric
Great Northern Pid
Great Northern Ore Ctfs
Illinois Central
Inter. Merc. Mar. Pfd
Ctfs
Kansas City Southern
Louisville and Nashville
Liggett & Myers
Lorillard Co
Maxwell Motors
Mexican Petroleum
Missouri Pacific
National Lead
New York Central
N. Y
N. H. & Hartford
Norfolk & Western
Northern Pacific
Cotton market opens higher on rain and crop reports
Continued rains in the eastern belt and expected government crop data spark a buying wave as cotton futures rise 14 to 15 points at the open in New Orleans. Prices ease midday with modest gains, spot cotton up, and late session trading showing smaller advances.
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New Orleans
Liverpool
Jaes
Cotton market steadies after morning surge on weather scare
Overnight buying drove a firm open and first prices rose 3 to 10 points with October to 13.23 and January to 13.45 the day’s highs amid weather fears. By midday, October hovered around 13.24 as selling pressure from Wall Street and a rumor of slower rainfall impacted July.
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New York
Liverpool
Texas
New Orleans
Wall Street
Southern
Grain and Cotton Market Prices Decline and Firm
Chicago grain prices list wheat, corn, oats, rye, barley and timber-like staples with varied shifts. Cotton seed oil market closes firm in New York with spot and future prices and total sales around 42 900.
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Chicago
New York
Liverpool cotton market reports firm spot and futures
Liverpool July 25 spot cotton remains firm with good middling at 3.21, middling 8.05, low middling 7.89. Sales total 6,000 bales with 1,000 for speculation and export. Receipts stand at 8,000 bales. Futures show steady to firm shifts with nearby contracts at July 7.98 and July-August 7.97 1-2.
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High Point
Liverpool
Colonel Ewing Attends Wedding In New Orleans
Colonel Robert Ewing arrived Tuesday to attend the Ewing-Von Lieve wedding. He is owner of a New Orleans daily paper and Louisiana national committeeman. The notice lists dates April May 7 86 and others.
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Robert Ewing
New Orleans
Louisiana
Ewing
Ewing-Von Lieve
Naval Stores and Chicago Live Stock News Summary
Turpentine prices and receipts reported in Savannah on July 25 with various grade quotes. Chicago live stock market data show hogs firm with broad ranges, cattle receipts and price bands for native beef, stockers, cows, calves, and a strong 10,000 head sheep and lamb market.
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Savannah
Hirm
Chicago
Chamberlains Tablets Praised For Constipation Help
Eugene S. Knight of Wilmington North Carolina says Chamberlains Tablets are the best he has used for constipation and indigestion his wife also reports relief from indigestion. The mild gentle laxative action is notable and the ad urges a trial, claiming broad availability.
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Chamberlain
Eugene S. Knight
Wilmington
N.C
Maritime Movements and Rescue Efforts Reported
The schooner Rena A Murphy sailing from Cuba has departed for New York, while 8 S Lampasas and 8S Bluefields head tropicsward. In the Avenger rescue scene at Chandeleur Island Captain Geo J Santa Cruz and partners went to the site after a storm floated the vessel, but no further word has come in. The Avenger lies about 10 feet deep, 150 yards offshore.
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Chandeleur Island
Geo. J. Santa Cruz
Tarpon Out Monday For Pensacola And St Andrews Bay
The American steamship Tarpon of the St. Andrews and Gulf Line left the harbor Monday night bound for Pensacola and St Andrews Bay Florida with passengers and freight and will return here next Monday.
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Tarpon
St. Andrews and Gulf Line
Pensacola
St. Andrews Bay
Fla
Lampasas Departs for New York with Passengers and Cargo
Tuesday morning the American steamship Lampasas of the Mallory Line left the harbor for New York via Tampa and Key West with a heavy cargo and several passengers aboard. The steamer Alamo of the same line is en route from New York to this port.
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Lampasas
Mallory Line
New York
Tampa
Key West
Rena Murphy Back? Schooner Reaches Fort Morgan
The American schooner Rena A Murphy arrived at Fort Morgan amid a busy maritime scene. Local observers noted the vessel’s safe arrival and preparations for further loading or departure. Port authorities recorded standard arrival details and flagged no incidents.
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Rena Murphy
Rena A Murphy
Fort Morgan Mon
Ship to Load Lumber Cargo in City Port
The vessel, owned by Captain George J. Murphy of this city, was renamed from the D. J. Sawyer during the last port call. It will load a lumber cargo here this morning.
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George J. Murphy
Murphy
D. J. Sawyer
Bluefields Leaves Harbor After Repairs for Tropics Cruise
After extensive repairs the Norwegian steamer Bluefields of United Fruit Company departed Monday morning for the tropics. The ship will return here.
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Bluefields
United Fruit Company
Tropics
Corinto Due This Week From United Fruit Company
The Norwegian steamship Corinto of the United Fruit Company is due this week. Cargo handling will be by hand rather than the usual electric process. United Fruit Company elevators will be in run order about the middle of the week.
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Corinto
United Fruit Company
Obstructions Reported Off American Coast July 1916
The Boston Chamber of Commerce notes passage remained possible through the canal with top of pilot house passage. A July 16 sighting north of the Atlantic off the American coast reported a 10 foot long wooden house section with a sliding shutter at latitude 33 17 and longitude 76 47, aboard Calamares (SS) Jensen.
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Pilot House
Boston Chamber of Commerce
North Atlantic
Calamares
Jensen
Shipping Notes In Port At Bluefields And Docks
A detailed listing of vessels at various ports, including Bluefields Nor and Turner Terminals, with ships such as Carmela and Elizabeth T Doyle, detailing destinations like Tela Hond and Africa, cargoes, and docking locations. Also notes bound for Mobile and ships like Corinto Nor and Tug Echo, plus tanker and lumber movements.
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Bluefields
Nor
United Fruit Company
Tropical Fruit Wharf
Carmela
Texas Oil Docks
Joseph P. Cooper
Ollinger and Bruce Dry Docks
Elizabeth T. Doyle
Africa
Upper Stream
Lamberga
Turner Terminals
Henry W. Cramp
Oliiiger
Bruce Dry Docks
City of Baltimore
Agnella
Tropical Fruit
Esberne Snare
Seemel
Genoa
Italy
C. W. Hempstead Lumber Co
Henry Crosby
Port Arthur
Texas
Fannies Prescott
C. G. Tallapoosa
Tarpon
Barrow
Livatho
Cosman
Janeta
Rich Mallory
Mobile
Oranian
Liv
British Isles
San Cristobal
Mex.) Tank Steamship
Puerto
Mexico
Perceler
Havana
Cuba
Bahamas Timber Company
Springfield
J. M. Scott & Brothers
Stranger
Barkestine
Whitmey- Bodden Co
Georgia Gilkey
Cuban
Edna V. Pickler
Three Marys
Scott Brothers
Pensacola
St. Andrew & Gulf Line
Munson Line
For Sale Furniture and Rooming House Lease
For sale furniture and lease of rooming house all rooms occupied owner leaving city cash purchaser address D E M item office. For sale one Ford touring car good as new one fine driving horse 2 seated rubber tire runabout and hand made harness all cheap for cash 407 Conti street Bell phone 3056.
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City
Ain
Conti Street
Bell Phone
Itasca in Boston for Extensive Repairs
The American steamship Itasca, owned by the McIntyre Lumber and Export Company of this city, is in port at Boston receiving extensive repairs, according to information received Tuesday.
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Itasca
McIntyre Lumber and Export Company
Boston
Mass
Port Collector Percy Maer Returns to City Office
Colonel Percy W. Maer, collector of the port, has returned to the city and announces he will be at his office in the customs house.
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Percy W. Maer
Port
Customs House
Wreck of the schooner William Chisholm in Cape Cod Canal
The schooner William Chisholm laden with coal wrecked on the Rip Raps in Cape Cod Canal near Bourneville on July 18 at 8 30 p m. It filled with water and sank briefly then righted to an upright position. At high water only the smokestack and mast remained above the surface.
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Cape Cod Canal
William Chisholm
Rip Raps
Bourneville
Mail order business guidance sought in today’s notice
Classified notice directs readers to write for guidance on succeeding in mail order commerce addressed to Geo. J. Reif in New Freedom Pennsylvania. Includes a second line listing SMITH Mobile Rigging Co. and address. A third notice urges prompt piano servicing by A. W. Orr at 967 Seneca Street with home phone 806 Z.
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J. Reif
New Freedom
Cc. Smith
Mobile Rigging Co
T. Michael Street
A. W. Orr
Seneca Street
Mortgage Notice and Auction of Mobile Lot 1916
Legal notice states Caroline R W Gordy and others mortgaged property to Marshall P Levy on December 31 1915 recorded in Mobile County mortgage records and that default occurred for the July 1 1916 payment. The sale of the described lot will occur August 7 1916 at twelve o'clock in front of the Mobile County Court door. The description covers a tract in Mobile bounded by Dauphin and Lawrence streets with specified measurements and property lines.
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Caroline R. W. Gordy
Marshall P. Lavy
Pro Court
Mobile County
Ala
Monts
Mobile
State of
Alabama
Dauphin Street
Lawrence and
Dauphin Streets
Renth
John P. Walker
P Wall
Dauphi Street
Ren
Lawrence Street
Ning
Notice of Bank Closure at National City Bank Mobile
The National City Bank in Mobile Alabama closes its affairs and all creditors are notified to present notes and claims for payment. Dated in Mobile March 20 27 Je3 7 10 17 24 July. The signer disclaims responsibility for contracts made by his brother Bride.
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National City Bank
É Mobile
Ala
Pr Notes
Other Claims Association
B. C. Ae Tg
Mobile
Jyl
Bride
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DELIA
Newspaper Feature Service, Inc
Mobile Cotton Market
Consolidated Statement
Renee
Ts U. S
G. B
Con
ROCHE
BURKE
Undertakers
St. Joseph and
State Streets
T. C. McKenzie
S. W. State and Royal
Mississippi
Kilborn
Senee
THE
Pa (Pacific
Marine News
Rena A. Murphy
S. Lampasas
Avenger
Shipping Notes
Puerto Barrios
Tug Echo
W. Moler
Barber College
Army OF
United States
St. Francis Street
Commercial Printing Company
St. Michael Street
Itasca Repairing
M. Hoffman
Marshall P. Levy
E. W. Faith
Auto Ee
Ford
Auto Ery Co
Vincent Bride
M. P. Owling
Ti Street
Bell
R. A
Center Street
M. M
J. Koral
Royal
K. Graf, Jr
Crichton
Battles Wharf
Minette Creek
Jett-Maths Struction Co
Ville Bros
Tenn
Ave
Calvert
York
Reform
Louisville
Nashville
Caenaes
N. Orleans
N. YO. Limited
Mike Orleans
Montgomery
N. O. Lim
Orleans
Cincinns
Cincinnati
Reabnoda Saeeaer Y
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