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Newspaper

The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1913

Page

9

Notice by Executrix in Canizas Estate

In the estate of Manuel Canizas deceased, Letters testamentary were granted May 23 1913 by Judge Price Williams Jr of Mobile County Probate Court Alabama. All claimants must present claims within the legal time or be barred. Zoe Canizas Executrix. G L and H T Smith attorneys. 24 31 6 7

Manuel Canizas Price Williams, Jr Mobile County Alabama Zoe Canizas G. L H. T. Smith

Death of five month old Dorothy Peper

Dorothy Ewing Peper daughter of Mr and Mrs Herman R Peper died at five months old in Atlanta former residents of Atlanta Ga. The remains will be sent to Atlanta Monday night for interment at the family home No 1 Brewster street.

Dorothy Ewing Peper Herman R. Peper Atlanta Brewster Street

Six Nurses to Receive Diplomas Tonight at Providence Infirmary

Graduating exercises at Providence infirmary set for Tuesday evening at 7 in the lecture room. Six young ladies will receive diplomas. Graduates listed as Sophie Gibney Rose Cullen Beatrice Horne Jean Dean Malvenia Desmond and Lelia Harley.

Providence Infirmary Infirmary Sophie Gibney Rose Cullen Beatrice, Horne Jean Dean Malvenia Desmond Lelia Harley

Legal Notice in Chancery at Mobile Alabama

Public notice in the Mobile chancery case Samuel J. Marston et al versus Wadesson Clarke et al No 10471 dated May 29 1913. Defendants claiming land in Mobile and unknown residences must answer by June 28 1913 with publication four weeks in The Mobile Item.

Notice in Chancery Mobile Alabama Van Antwerps Drug Corp

In Chancery at Mobile Alabama Thirteenth District Southwestern Division Van Antwerp's Drug Corporation Complainant vs Jonathan stunt et al Respondents. Notice is hereby given that the following order was made by said court this 29th day of May 1913. It appears from the bill of complaint sworn to that many respondents are over twenty-one years old and non residents of Alabama residing in listed places including Columbus Georgia New York City Winston North Carolina Salem Virginia and other locations. The bill also shows many respondents' ages residences and heirs are unknown or outside Alabama and says complainant cannot ascertain addresses or heirs and believes respondents are still alive outside Alabama.

Chancery Mobile Alabama Samuel J. Marston Wadesson Clarke Southwestern Chancery State of J. Madison Clarke Thomas J. Clarke John B. Davison Bill of County of James Dowell U. Ss Mobile County Piat Mobile Item Royal and St. Louis Streets Royal Street St. Louis Street McGill Institute William A. Carter Jesse Carter Willis E. Hall Delphine H. Hairston Elizabeth Summers Sadie Hall Percival Mall Jethro Hall T. V. Brown Wm. A. Berry Amon Hazel Berry Beccie C. Blall Thos. J. Mall Wim J. Jones Florence H. Jones Edith Carter Adton Smith Sidney Smith Jd. Hunt Adams Adton Smith, Jr Jonah D. F. Smith Harlan P. Smith J. Hunt Smith Delia M. Johnson Louise F. Wheeler Margaret Adams Mary Adams Anna N. Adams Elizabeth C. Adams Hopie L. Smith Louise Johnson Clarence,Johnson Dayton Smith Thirteenth District van Antwerp's Drug Corporaton, Inc Jonathan Stunt Columbus, Ga New York, N. Y Salem N. C Chatmoss William H. Adams Port Jervis N. Y Arthur G. Adams New York City Charlotte L. Adams Ridgefield Park N. J Anna M. Adams Margaret L. Howley East Orange Elizabeth C. Crowne New London Conn Sarah Louisa Mohler Gulfport Miss Milton Dabney Meridian Allen A. Goodman William J. Goodman Waynesboro Misé Thos. F. Townsley Louis Oscar Townsley Marie Coralie Townsley Patrick McLoskey Philip McLoskey Thomas Barrett Latham Mitchell Peter A. Remsen John 8. Remsen George Effie C. Smith Martha Smith Cornelia Smith Mira Starkey Edith Reed Joneh Darton Smith Enid Adon Smith J. Hunt Adams Jonah F. Smith Hertot P. Smith Marfareams Lizabeth C. Adams Clarence Johnson Adon N. Smith Arthur Smith Delia Smith Lon Exwell Smith Maxwell Smith A Hart Smith Ila Starker Jonah Darton Smith

Penitentiary League Shows Surprises In City Baseball

Atlanta June 1 The United States Penitentiary Baseball League standings shift as Hustlers and Tigers lead with clean records while Giants slide to .500 and Athletics sit winless. Old Reliable nicknamed Black Matty hurt. Pirates rally to tie and win in a dramatic late inning.

Penitentiary League Associated Press Atlanta United States Penitentiary Baseball League Giants Penitentiary Athletics Hustlers Tigers Old Reliable Hants Pirates Nick Miles Werden Iank Tracy Ban Johnson Sally Jack Ball Park

Carnival Voting Contest for Popular Child at Jubilee

Children taking part in the diamond jubilee carnival are asked to stay on the grounds. A voting contest will be held at 5 o'clock to determine the most popular child in the event.

Thephans

Shippers Forecast And Regional Weather Outlook

Forecasts warn of 9 percent shipping deterioration for 36 hour runs north east and west. Tombigbee river and branches expected to fall over the next two days while Montgomery Alabama river shows little change and Selma continues to fall. Local conditions report frost near four degrees above freezing at Sault Ste Marie and gusty winds with varied temperatures across the country.

Tombigbee River Alabama Montgomery Selma Sault Ste Marie Mich New York City Oklahoma United States Gulf States Mobile Lake North Atlantic States Onight Albert Ashenberger Weather Bureau

Cotton futures open steady after favorable weather. prices rise

New Orleans reports steady to firm cotton futures after favorable dry warm weather and strong belt progress. Trading is restricted by official crop conditions due at 11 o'clock with mixed buying and selling. by noon the market recovers and closes higher on several months.

New Orleans Acrsas Escoe

Wall Street Review Stocks Fall on Union Pacific-Southern Pacific Plans

The market opened with a block of 2700 shares at 219 to 2418 then weakened across many issues including Reading Pennsylvania Amalgamated Copper and Canadian Pacific. A broad selloff pushed Union Pacific and others lower while bonds remained heavy as traders priced in disappointing plans and overseas conditions.

New York Pacific Hi Great Northern Reading Pivania Rock Island Amalgamated Anaconda Coppers and Steel Union Pacific Canadian Pacific Pennsylvania Southern Pacific Lehigh Valley Sugar Refining Tel Anaconda Mining Co Atchizon Atlantic Coast Line Baltimore and Ohio Brooklyn Rapid Transit Chesapeake and Ohio Chicago and Northwestern Chicago Mil St. Paul Colorado Fuel and Iron Colorado and Southern Delaware and Hudson Denver and Rio Grande Erie General Electric Great Northern Pfd Great Northern Cre Cits Illinois Central Interborough-Met Louisville Nashville Inter Forvester Lu Missouri Pacific Missouri Kansas Texas National New York Central Norfolk and Western Northern Pacife WO Ae Ae Ete de Tno

Cotton futures open steady with losses on lower cables

New York June 2 Cotton futures opened steady to lower by 3 to 17 points as favorable South weather and holiday trading influenced traders. Heavy offerings and a late government report kept the market soft with October slipping below 11 cents. Spot cotton remained unchanged at 11.80 for middling.

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Liverpool Cotton Market Summary

Liverpool cotton market shows fair demand with easier prices. American middling 7.11, good middling 6.77, sales 8,000 bales including 7,500 American. Receipts 11,000 bales, futures opened quiet and closed steady with various forward prices for June through May.

Liverpool

Liverpool's Non American Cotton Stock Totals 183585 Bales

Liverpool June 2 reports the stock of cotton non American held there as Brazilian 74405 Egyptian 60349 Peruvian 21200 West Indian 6295 African 15223 East Indian 6078 total 183585 bales.

Liverpool Associated Press

First Report on Cotton Crop Shows 79.1 Percent of Normal

The USDA crop reporting board announced the May 26 condition of the new cotton crop at 79.1 percent of normal in the season’s first report. The release compares May 25 figures with last year and the ten year average, including area picked and yield per acre in pounds.

Washington United States United States Department of Agriculture

London Stock Market Slides Under Deepening Depression

The London stock market opened weak with American securities lagging and Canadian Pacific sliding 0.414 points under local liquidation. Forenoon trading saw limited losses elsewhere as New York joined the selling, leaving the market low and closing weak.

London Stock Exchange Canadian Pacific New York

Liverpool Food Supply Stocks Report

Liverpool reports breadstuffs and provisions on hand including flour nine thousand sacks wheat six hundred twenty two thousand centals corn six hundred sixty three thousand centals bacon ten thousand nine hundred boxes hams one thousand nine hundred boxes shoulders four thousand one hundred boxes butter one thousand five hundred cwts cheese thirty two thousand six hundred boxes laid five thousand four hundred tierces of prime western steam and two thousand one hundred forty tons of other kinds.

Liverpool

Cattle and Hogs Market Report Chicago June 2

Hogs receipts 48 000 head market active bulk sale 60 to 75 cents most across 80s. Cattle receipts 23 000 head market steady beeves 7.10 to 8.80 Texas steers 6.60 to 7.75 stockers and feeders 5.75 to 8.00 cows and heifers 3.60 to 7.75 calves 7.75 to 11.00. Sheep receipts 22 000 head market weak natives 4.90 to 5.70 western 5.00 to 5.80 yearlings 5.60 to 6.35 lambs natives 5.60 to 7.40 western 5.50 to 7.45 spring lambs 6.00 to 9.00.

Chicago Texas

Grain and Provisions Prices Move on Weather Reports

Reports of rain in Kansas and Oklahoma, coupled with hot dry weather, push wheat lower while oats rise on crop fears. Corn fluctuates within narrow bounds as hog prices fall and early sales weaken provisions with pork and rib quotes noted.

Chicago Kansas Oklahoma

Chicago Market Report Sees Mixed Produce Changes

Butter steady and eggs unchanged with 29 431 cases received. Potatoes mixed with old lower and new higher, receipts listed as 140 old cars and 40 new cars. Michigan and Minnesota prices noted for new potatoes 1.00 to 1.20. Poultry markets show higher prices with live chickens described as lively.

Chicago Michigan Minnesota Chitckens

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