Notice of Mortgage Sale in Mobile Alabama 1916
Default on the Henry L Hieronymus Kate V Hieronymus mortgage of September 11 1912 led to a public sale by C M Marriott on August 21 1916 at Mobile County Courthouse. The property at Monroe and Franklin streets Mobile Alabama with improvements is offered for cash to settle the debt. Stevens McCorvey McLeod are the attorneys.
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N. S
C. M. Marriott
Court House
Mobile County
Alabama
Mobile
Henry L. Hieronymus
Kate V. Hieronymus
Monroe and
Franklin Streets
Monroe Street
Franklin Street
Co. M. Marriott
Stevens, McCorvey & McLeod
Parker Brothers
Frank T. Parker
Troost Parker
Alabam
Parker
Oost Parker
A. S. District Court, So. Dist. OF
Harry G. G. Donald
Obert T. Ervin
Cement sidewalk project bids sought by city
Bids will be received by the Board of City Commissioners for the construction of about 552 square yards of cement sidewalks on the 23rd Sidewalk Venture until noon August 8, 1916. Plans and specifications are available at the city engineer's office. H. Pillans, Commissioner. Wright Smith, City Mots.
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Board of City Commissioners
H. Pillans
Wright Smith
Mobile cotton market report with price levels and receipts
The Mobile market shows prices for Ordinary to Good Middling with marked futures quotes. Daily receipts reach 415 this day and 165 365 since Aug 1, with stock at 13 664 and exports at 393 for today, 3 449 overall. note dates indicate upcoming closures on Saturdays through September.
Irregular Opening in New York Markets Urges Mixed Trading
New York July 29 percent list shows uneven early activity with United States Steel dipping briefly before recovering. Notable moves include Mexican Petroleum, Marine preferred, Industrial Alcohol, Studebaker, Baldwin Locomotive rising moderately and gains in Reading, Norfolk and Western, Illinois Central, Canadian Pacific. Bond activity highlighted by Anglo-French fives and new French notes at 98. Sales reached 49,900 while overall issues showed a mainly upward tilt amid a dull, narrow session.
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New York
United States Steel
Mexican Petroleum
Marine Preferred
Studebaker
Baldwin Locomotive
Baile
Reading
Norfolk and Western
Illinois Central
Canadian Pacific
Allis-Chalmers
American Car and Foundry
American
American Tobacco
Anaconda Copper
eAtchison
Atlantic Coast Line
Baltimore and Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago
Mil
St. Paul
R. Nl
Pac. Ry
General Electric
Great Northern Pfd
Great Northern Ore
Inter. Merc. Mar
Ctfs
Kansas City Southern
Louisville and Nashville
Liggett & Myers
Lorillard Co
Maxwell Motors
Missouri, Kan
Tex
Prd
Missouri Pacific
National Lead
New York Central
N. Y
H. H. and
Hareford
Northern Pacific
Pennsylvania
Iron and + Steel
Seaboard Air Line
Seaboard Air Line Ptd
Sloss-Shef. Steel and Iron
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Southern Railway Ptd
Studebaker Corporation
A Pacific
Anltead
Bates Rubber
United States Steel Fgase
Virginia-Carolina m
Virginia Iron, Ey and Coke
Wi H. Pidt
Western Oe
Westinghouse
Eiaotele
New Orleans cotton market steady with small early gains
In New Orleans on July 29 the cotton market opened steady with minor moves around yesterday's close. Prices ranged 1 to 2 points under or above prior quotes, aided by a private bureau condition reading near 75.8 percent of normal. Spot cotton held at steady levels with 930 bales sold and 240 to arrive. Middling weighed 13.13 cents. afternoon closes were 1 point down to 1 point up.
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New Orleans
New York Cotton Dips On Disturbance Dissipation
The New York cotton market opened 5 to 6 points lower as Gulf disturbance faded and Wall Street selling intensified. Scattered Texas showers suggested relief in the breuth situation, while Georgia suffered heavy damage reports. The market later steadied with December near 13.43 and March around 13.62, spot middling at 13.25. Liverpool markets paused for a cotton exchange holiday.
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New York
Wall Street
Eorgia
Arkansas
Tennessee
Tober
Texas
Cotton seed oil market closes steady in New York
The cotton seed oil market closed steady with spot bids at 9.00. Futures pricing showed January at 8.08 8.11, February 8.15, March 8.20, August 9.25, September 9.09. Readings reflect a stable session as traders noted light activity.
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New York
Record of Monthly Sales Totals and Dates
The excerpt lists four dates with figures 4.11 and 8.54 8.55 and 8.08 8.10 and 8.08 8.09 followed by a total sales amount of 12 600. The data appear as a ledger style summary of monthly or period sales totals and a grand total.
Livestock Prices Mixed as Receipts Rise in Chicago
Hogs receipts reach 10 000 with bids holding near yesterday's averages. Bulk 9.60 to 10.05, night 9.60 to 10.15, pigs 7.76 to 9.70. Cattle receipts 400 with native beef 7.00 to 10.50, Western steers 6.75 to 8.60, cows and heifers 3.60 to 9.25, calves 8.60 to 12.00. Sheep receipts 8 000 with wethers 6.90 to 8.30 and lambs 7.25 to 11.05.
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Chicago
Turpentine and rosin quotes at Savannah market
Naval Stores in Savannah on July 29 reports turpentine firm with runs 2.44 and receipts 277, stocks 6. Rosin firm with receipts 1,336 and stocks. Quotes list bid levels B through WG with prices 6.10 to 6.65 andверх 6.90 for a few grades.
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Naval Stores
Savannah
Wwe
Banking reserve for New York banks rises over last week
The statement as of July 29 shows clear ing house banks and trust companies hold 109,246,310 dollars in reserve in excess of legal requirements, up 1,160,950 dollars from the prior week.
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New York
Grain and Provisions Figures From Chicago Market
Wheat prices firmed with No. 2 red at about 1.26 to 1.27 per bushel and No. 8 red near 1.25. No. 2 hard and No. 3 hard ranged from 1.22 to 1.27. Corn values showed No. 2 yellow around 83.8 to 84. Oats held around 41 to 41.5. Rye No. 2 at 1.00, barley 0.64 to 0.75, timothy 8.50, clover 7.00 to 14.00. Pork bid 26.00, lard 12.72, ribs 13.20 to 13.80.
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Chicago
Weae
Week's Dull Market Narrowness Affects Steel and Rail Shares
Traders faced a quiet week with narrow price moves as United States Steel reports and an extra dividend influence stocks. Rail stocks grew heavy amid fears of foreign liquidation, while scarce representative shares limited manipulation. Steel and other industrials posted mixed signals as June results show uneven railroad earnings.
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Weekly Financial Review
New York
United States Steel Report
United States Steel
Beauty Doctor Needed by Girls Who Work in British Munition Plant
In Woolwich Arsenal a Women's Welfare Department led by a female superintendent cares for thousands of workers. The program, born from 400 girls, now serves many through rest, skincare, and a canteen. A hostel for 750 stands, with bungalows for small groups, and plans for 6,000 more with leisure facilities underway.
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London
Woolwich Arsenal
Arsenal
Court Returns German Prize Ship to British
The court held the 1907 Hague treaty not applicable as Britain never accepted it and noted the US delegates rejected article twenty three offering asylum in neutral waters. It then examined the Prussian treaty and its aim to provide asylum for prizes in Prussian waters and the historical context.
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Court
Great Britain
Prussia
United States
Cannot Entertain Enlarged View of Treaty in Warfare
The court rejects an expanded interpretation of the treaty, stating that modern warfare and neutrality laws negate any broader reading. It cites the Prussian treaty provisions and 1778 France treaty rulings to hold prizes cannot be brought into U S waters for storage by prize masters, except via capturing vessels or convoy warships for limited, temporary international law purposes.
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France
Secretary of State
United States
Court to hear motions next Wednesday at noon
Consul von Schilling and Lieutenant Berg in court discussed an appeal stating grounds for taking the Appam are unfounded. The vessel could be restored to its former owner under bond pending appeal or kept in Newport News custody of a U S marshal.
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von Schilling
Berg
Newport News
United States
Appam’s Cargo Sold in Harbor Seizure Case
The Appam valued at 1,000,000 dollars had perishables disposed for 634,000 and the proceeds placed in court custody. Gold totaling about 750,000 was removed from the vessel during capture off the Spanish coast and transported to Germany by the raider.
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Spain
Germany
Financial markets show mixed metals and foreign exchange shifts
Uprooted by the latest pressures investors note continued weakness in copper despite higher demand for munitions shares. French notes trade at subscription price while exchange with Germany weakens and remittances to Berlin stay near the minimum. Talks on a new British loan proceed informally as Canada shifts obligations and contemplates direct credits to provinces.
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Germany
Berlin
London
Villa Bandits Fatally Hurt in De Facto Troops Contest
Reported battle between de facto forces of Francisco Villa and Villa bandits ends with 120 killed including General Pablo Salinas. Many captured and executed. General Plank in Zacatecas clashes with Villa forces at Teyehua, taking 30 prisoners and spoils. A Durango skirmish prompts a Villa plea for amnesty.
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Francisco Villa
Villa
Pablo Salinas
Alsure
Plank
Zacatecas
Teyehua
Cases
Durango
Two-masted schooner arrives at Fort Morgan
The marine report notes a two-masted schooner at Fort Morgan carrying a mahogany cargo. The vessel is listed as the SDR Frances Hyde, an American ship registered at 681 Croix.
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Fort Morgan
Frances Hyde
Croix
American four-masted ship Henry W Cramp shifts to laydown for lumber cargo
The four masted cyre er Henry W. Cramp was moved to Turner Terminals for loading a 1,200,000 superficial feet timber cargo for Bay City Export Company. She will sail to Genoa Italy after loading.
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Henry W. Cramp
Turner Terminals
Bay City Export Company
Genoa
Italy
Schooner With Logwood Reaches Port Saturday
A modest two masted schooner arrived in port on Saturday and is reported to carry logwood as its cargo.
Mallory Line Freight Vessel Due Tomorrow Harbor Arrival
The Mallory line ship is scheduled to reach the harbor tomorrow morning from New York West and Tampa Fila. It will carry passengers and freight as per the latest timetable.
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Allamo
Mallory Line
Harboree
New York West
Tampa
Fila
Henry H. Little En Route With Lumber Cargo
Information received yesterday indicates the American schooner Henry H. Little is sailing to this port carrying a lumber cargo.
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Henry
Fort Gaines Due Tuesday With Banana Cargo
The Norwegian steamship Fort Gaines is due here Tuesday carrying a banana cargo for Orr Laubenheim Company. She sails on the following Friday.
Prize Appam Seized by German Court and Return to Reichstag
The Appam was declared a prize by a German prize court and handed to the Reichstag. It entered American waters February 1 at Hampton Roads under a 29 man prize crew and carried bombs threatened to be exploded if captives reacted. After a State Department order, those seeking freedom landed. the ship has sat at Newport News since. Elder Dempster Co Ltd of London owned the vessel. cargo owners joined in libeling the ship.
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Moewe
Reichstag
Appam
Hampton Roads
State Department
Newport News
Elder Dempster Company, Ltd
London
Federal court rules for British owners in Appam case
The decision challenges the U S government to decide the fate of Lt Berg and his prize crew who brought in the Appam after a dramatic wartime episode. Berg and his men are viewed as part of Germany s naval forces and could face internment at Norfolk Navy Yard if the view holds.
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Washington
Appam
United States
Berg
Cnge
Germany
Prinz Ejitel Friedrich
Kron Wilhelm
German Prize Ship Sinks Plan On Three Mile Limit
Officials expect a Supreme Court appeal will decide custody of the German prize ship while crews await disposition. Captors threatened to sink her outside the three mile limit, but federal courts have seized the ship and any move may be challenged. Local notes report visitors and social visits in Gulfcrest and Bay Minette with a brings forethought saves expenses ad. Chamberlain's Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is advertised as a trusted family staple.
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State Department
Supreme Court
Appam
Federal Court
E. W. Archer
Caldwell
Ohio
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Mobile Rigging Co
Consolidated Statement
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