Market News Roundup: Cotton Prices and Wall Street Action
Quiet spot cotton with middling around 13.15 and July to March futures near 12.97 to 13.59. Liverpool cotton steady with 15,000 sales and receipts of 9,000 bales. Wall Street opens with Mexican situation boosting some issues, led by United States Steel and rail shorts with broad gains across major stocks. Cotton seed oil prices mix with firm spot and July futures around 10.87 to 10.95.
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Liverpool
Wall Street Review
New York
Ameri
States Steel
Texas Company
United States Steel
Allis Chalmers
American Beet Sugar
American Can
American Car and Foundry
American Locomotive
American Cotton Oil
American Smelting
American Sugar
American Tel
Anaconda Copper
Atchison
Atlantic Coast Line
Baldwin Locomotive
Baltimore and Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
Canadian Pacific
Chesapeake and Ohio
Chicago
Mil
St. Paul
R. I. & Pacific Ry
Crucible Steel
Erie
General Electric
Great Northern Pfd
Great Northern Ore Ctfs
Illinois Central
Inter. Mer. Mar
Ctfs
Liggett & Myers
Lorillard Co
Maxwell Motors
Mexican Petroleum
National Lead
New York Central
N. H
N. H. & Hartford
Norfolk & Western
Northern Pacific
Pennsylvania
Reading
Rep. Iron & Steel
Seaboard Air Line
Sloss. Shef. Steel & Iron
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Studebaker Corporation
Ate Copper
Texas Co
Union Pacific
United Fruit
United States Rubber
U. S. Smith and Ring
United States Steel Pid
Virginia Carp
Cotton Seed
Wed
U. S
G. B
Con
Cotton Receipts From Railroads and Compresses
Southern Railway Magnolia Compress Co exports total 262 bales. Steamer Peerless Bashinsky Co Magnolia Compress Co 588 bales. L and N Railroad Baker Lyons Co 47 bales. R P Pope Co 41 Magnolia Compress Co 4 bales.
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Southern Rai_lroad
Magnolia Compress Co
Peerless—Bashinsky Co
L. and
Baker, Lyons & Co
R. P. Pope & Co
Cotton market steadies after brief firming on crop fears
New Orleans reports a late morning rise as fresh buying supported by small spot offerings and boll weevil damage fears in Texas. Prices firmed in morning trading with October to March futures up several points, spot sales 415 bales to arrive 1.5 bales, Middling at 13.06.
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New Orleans
Texas
Cotton market opens steady amid small decline in New York
The New York cotton market opened steady with declines of 2 to 8 points as cables and a private crop report show condition at 79.1 versus 77.4 last month. The report suggests crop progress better than some estimates, prompting some selling for Liverpool account while trading remained quiet late in the session.
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New York
Liverpool
Savannah Tuentine and Rosin Firms Report Receipts and Stocks
Naval stores in Savannah show Tu entine firm with 767 receipts and 10 914 casks in stock while Rosin firm holds 63 532 barrels. Chicago live stock lists hogs cattle and sheep with varied prices. weekly cotton figures note American imports and stock. Grain and provisions in Chicago list prices for wheat corn oats rye barley and other staples.
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NAVAL
Savannah
Tu Entine
Chicago
Burial of Mrs Maria Louisa Smith in Magnolia Cemetery
Mrs Maria Louisa Smith was buried Wednesday afternoon in Magnolia cemetery. The service began at the family home, 866 Delaware Street, at 3 30 and continued at St. John's Episcopal Church at 4. Very Rev Gardiner C Tucker officiated. Pallbearers were James Delahanty Joseph Heller James Curran Emile Hines Charles Schuer and M Carley.
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Maria’ Louisa Smith
Magnolia Cemetery
Delaware Street
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Gardiner C. Tucker
James Delahanty
Joseph Heller
James Curran
Emile Hines
Charles Schuer
M. Carley
Death of a Child in Pine Grove Crichton Area
Joseph Ferdinand Esquerre aged two died at home after a brief illness. He was the son of Mr and Mrs Ferdinand Esquérre of Pine Grove Crichton locality. The death occurred Thursday. Funeral arrangements not listed.
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Joseph Ferdinand Esquerre
Ferdinand
Esquérre
Pine Grove
Crichton
Masonic-Athelstan Lodge Meets at 7 30 P M
The Masonic lodge meets at 7 30 PM at the Masonic Temple. The Boyz Club meets at 1 PM at the Assembly Room in the Cawthon Hotel.
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Masonic—Athelstan Lodge
A. F
A. M
Masonic Temple
O Boyz Club
Assembly Om
Cawthon Hotel
Senate Debates Fortifications and Military Appropriations
The Senate convened at 10 30 a m and agreed to a conference report on the military drafting resolution. House sessions opened at noon and moved to the fortifications appropriation bill and the military academy appropriation bill and began consideration.
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Military Academy
U S Should Return Arms From Villa Pursuit
Mexican officials say it would be a very graceful act for the United States to return ten machine guns and other war material captured by American troops in fights with Villa followers in Chihuahua. Jose Coen, a bandit allied with eastern Chihuahua factions, has surrendered to Major Timoto Rodriguez at Esmeralda.
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Chihuahua City
Mex
el Paso Junction
United States
Villa
Jose Coen
Chihuahua
Timoto Rodriguez
Esmeralda
Murder Trial Opens Over Killing in City Court
Thomas Edwards faces a murder charge for the February 29 shooting death of Lester Green in city court. The trial commenced Thursday with both defendants and victim identified as black.
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Thomas Edwards
Lester Green
Latin Americans Renew Mediation Offer Talks in Washington
Bolivian Minister Ignacio Calderon and Salvadoran Minister Rafael Zlavadir visited the U S State Department to press renewed mediation efforts over the Mexican dispute. Calderon spoke with Secretary Lansing for about five minutes and said mediation could not proceed without evidence of prisoner releases and Carranza’s reply to the U S demand for a statement of intentions.
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Washington
Ignacio Calderon
Bolivia
Rafael Zlavadir
Salvador
State Department
United States
Calderon
Lansing
Carranza
Mexico
1400 Americans on Way Home from Mexico
Safe departure of nearly 1,400 Americans from Mexico reported to the navy department. Some heads to Galveston aboard the Dixie and Wylie. Nebraska transferred Americans to Ward liner Monterey. Hancock to pick up more at Vera Cruz. Some wish to remain aboard until conditions allow return to Mexican homes. Secretary Daniels said officers have full authority to protect lives and property.
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New York
Mexico
Navy Department
Galveston
Dixie
Wylie
Vera Cruz
Nebraska
Monterey
Hancock
Wheeling
Carmen
State Department
United States
Wishin
Nafarrete
Cararaza
Tuxpam
Daniels
Theer
Sims Refused Bond in Murder Arraignment
Charles Sims, a Black man, was arraigned on murder charges and held without bond by Judge Chamberlain in the inferior criminal court. He is accused of shooting Arthur Randolph in an early May incident, with two other Black men killed and two wounded aboard an L N boarding train. Sims was wounded and hospitalized for weeks.
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Sims
Charles Sims
Chamberlain
Inferior Criminal Court
Arthur Randolph
Wife Seeks Divorce Claiming Husband Glutton
Mrs Margaret Delczey of Lorain Ohio files for divorce alleging her husband a gourmet and epicure who demands daily cake pastry chops steaks fruit soups roasts poultry and fresh vegetables. She notes he allows her only 2 to 5 dollars weekly while his income runs 50 to 75 dollars a week.
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Lorain; O
Margaret Delczey
Lorain
Delezeg
Herbert Allman Pleads Guilty To Burglary Charge
Herbert Allman pleaded guilty to burglary in the inferior criminal court Thursday and was held to the city court under a $1,000 bond. He broke into the dwelling of Henry Campbell and took bicycle and other valuables.
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Herbert Allman
Inferior Criminal Court
Henry Campbell
Plateau
Coroner Rules on July Thursday Finding at St Francis Street
A coroner determined a finding on a July Thursday regarding Frank while the vessel lay at the foot of St Francis Street.
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Frank
St. Francis Street
Tennessee State Guard Muster Begins In Nashville
Nashville Company F of the Tennessee State Guard, led by Captain John H. Samuel, swore in this morning becoming the first unit to enter service with ninety five members.
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Nashville
Tenn
Tennessee
State Guard
John H. Samuel
Marine Captain Johnson Returns to Pensacola for Summer
Captain Melvin Johnson, former commander of the Washaki schooner, largest in the War ren Fish fleet of Pensacola, returns home for the summer. A star skipper of the Warren fleet, he is widely known at the Florida port and rumors say he may retire from command with no decision yet on a Washaki replacement.
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Captain Johnson
Melvin Johnson
Washaki
Warren Fish Company
Pensacola
Florida
Warren
Belvernon sails for Tela with banana cargo
The Norwegian steamship Belvernon of the United Fruit Company sailed for Tela Honduras shortly after 10 o'clock this morning. She arrived in port early Monday morning from the tropics with a cargo of bananas. Belvernon will return to Mobile soon with a similar load. The Corinto of the same fleet is due to sail Friday at 10 o'clock.
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Belvernon
Teda
United Fruit Company
Tela
Honduras
Tropics
Mobile
Corinto
Paloma Details for Munson Line Porto Cargoes
The Paloma liner is expected to reach Havana harbor today to load a general cargo for return. The Munplace will call for cargo in early July. The City of Tampico Munson Jane is due to arrive on July 7.
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Munson Line
Munson
Havana
Cuba
Munplace
Tampic
Munson Jtane
Three Marys Sail From Genoa With Lumper Charter
The American four masted schooner Three Marys owned by the Scott Brothers syndicate has sailed from Genoa and is due to reach the harbor soon. Captain J A Molver commands the vessel. Also bound for the harbor are the Georgia Gilkey and Springfield in the same fleet to load lumber cargoes.
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Scott Brothers Syndicate
Genoa
Italy
J. A. Molver
Georgia Gilkey
Springfield
Samer
Albert D Mills Ready To Sail For Cuba
The British schooner Albert D Mills is loaded by Scott Brothers Company with lumber for Cuban ports and ready to depart the harbor soon. In port she received new sails from A H McLeod & Company after losses in a recent tropical hurricane.
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Albert D. Mills
Scott Brothers Company
Cuban
Mills
Gulf
A. H. McLeod & Company
Cratheus Set to Load Windward Island Cargo on Arrival
The Norwegian steamship Cratheus, expected to reach port by July 7, will load a cargo for the Windward Islands immediately after arrival. The ship sails under Norwegian registry and its cargo plans indicate targeted trade with island markets.
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Cratheus
Carribean
Southern Ee
Windward Islands
Nepos Arrival Delayed In Coastal Trade
Nepos, a Ward liner, has not reached this port as expected in the fiscal trade between Mobile and Mexican ports. The delay was confirmed yesterday by James Gibboney.
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Nepos
James Gibboney
Fort Gaines Due From Beelize With Fruit Cargo
The Norwegian steamship Fort Gaines of the Orr Laubenheimer Company is due in port Tuesday from Belize carrying bananas and other fruit.
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FT. Gaines
Beelize
Fort Gaines
Orr-Laubenheimer Company
Belize
B. H
Smack Amelia Gloria Leaves Gulf Dry Docks After Repairs
The fishing smack Amelia Gloria was lowered from Gulf Dry Docks this afternoon following annual repairs.
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Gulf Dry Docks
Charles May Arrives With Cargo at Harbor
The river packet Charles May reached the harbor this morning about 10 30 o’clock from up river landings. She brought in tow a barge of crossties and a heavy load of other freight.
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Charles May
Shipping notes in port update with multiple vessels listed
In Port. Carrie Strong schooner Cuba stream. Harrison T. Beachem schooner Cuba stream. Elizabeth T Doyle schooner from Africa Gulf Dry Dock. Albert D Mills schooner stream Emma 8. Lord schooner foot of Theatre street. City of Augusta schooner Cuban-American Lumber Co. Yosky yacht repairing Ol linger-Brice Dry Docks. C Sumner schooner for St Andrews Bay Pier 4. Sir night schooner Mexico Carmela bark rebuilt Ollinger-Bruce Dry Docks. Grace Harvard ship Genoa Italy to Hunter-Benn Lumber Co. Carrie A Lane schooner Brighton Trinidad pier Gulfport repairing. Joseph P oonee schooner Cuban ports L and N railroad docks. Frieda ship Hawt Africa to Hunter-Bean Lumber Co. N O M docks aki nor Pp United Fruit Company Tropical Fruit Wharf.
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Carrie Strong
Cuba
Harrison T. Beachem
Elizabeth T- Doyle
Africa
Gulf Dry Dock
Albert D. Mills
Emma
Lord
Theatre Street
City of Augusta
Cuban-American Lumber Co
Yosky
Ollinger-Brice Dry Docks
Fe C. Sumner
St. Andrews Bay
Sir “Night
Mexico
Carmela
Ollinger-Bruce Dry Docks
Grace Harvard
Genoa
Italy
Hunter-Benn Lumber Company
Carrie A. Lane
Brighton
Trinidad
Gulfport
Joseph P
Oomee
Frieda
Rus
Hunter-Bean Lumber Co
Ce Mg
Aki
Nor
United Fruit Company
Tropical Fruit Wharf
Shipping list notes steamers and vessels to repair
Orapian a British steamer from Liverpool to load in the British Isles. San Cristobal a Mexican tank steamship to Puerto Mexico to be rebuilt. A bark named xr to go to West Moresa. Sema Pierce mentioned in brief shipping items.
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Orapian
Liverpool
British Islea
San Cristobal
Puerto
Mexico
FR. A
West Moresa
Sema Pierce
Maritime freights bound to and from Havana and European ports
A list of schooners and steamships including Perceler Edna V Pickler Three Marys and Fort Ghines tied to cargoes such as lumber bananas and general freight. Voyages span Havana Cuba Genoa Italy Barcelona Spain and Windward Islands with destinations to J M Scott Brothers Munson Line Caribbean routes and deliveries scheduled for late June and early July.
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Barkestine
Havana
Cuba
Whitney- Bodden Qo
Schneravare
Nor
Barcelona
Spain
Banan
United Fruit Company
Paloma
Munson Line
Crathens
Windward Islands
Caribbean and Southern Line
Fort Ghines
Belize
B. H
Orr-Laubenheimer Company
Three Marys
Genoa
Italy
Scott Brothers
Channel Beacon 17 Rebuilt After Loss in Turtle Cove Area
Local notice to mariners notes Turtle Cove channel beacon 17 missing and to be rebuilt promptly. Reports say Hast channel light relit June 25 1916 after destruction and extinguishment June 24 with repairs planned. References include Pilot Part VIII 1908 and Light List Atlantic Coast 1916.
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Texas
Turtle Cove
Turtle Cove Channel
Louisiana
Lake Pontshartrain
Pass Mandhac
Atlantic Coast
Eighth District
Commissioner of Lighthouses
National City Bank in Mobile Alabama Ends Affairs
Notice to creditors of the National City Bank Mobile Alabama to present notes against the association for settlement. Other items include auto service ad for Ford repairs and a probate notice in Mobile County for Fannie H. Campbell estate final settlement by Edward B. Kirkbride on July 6 1914 with Price Williams and J W Tharp listed as attorney and probate official.
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National City Bank
Mobile
Alabam
Hol Pe
Hugh Ghes
Notice to Non-Residents in Long Estate Sale Proceeding
Probate Court of Mobile County Alabama on June 22 1916 set August 3 1916 as the day to consider Edwin B. Kirkbride General Administrator and administrator de non of Margaret C Long deceased request to sell lands for division. Named defendants include John Mc Getrick Henry McGetrick Martin McGetrick Maron McGetrick and Maggie McGetrick whose addresses are unknown and believed residents of New York City.
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State of Alabama
Mobile County
Pronte Court
Mobile
Ala
Fannie HB
Campbell
Edwin B. Kirkbride
John McGetrick
Henry McGetrick
Martin McGetrick
Maron McGetrick
Maggie McGetrick
City of New York
State of New York
Alabama
Margaret C. Long
GH Williams
Frieda Crew Notice from Mobile 1916
Notice from Mobile dated June 27 1916 states the captain owners and consignees of the Russian bark Frieda will not be responsible for any debts of her crew B Donner master.
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Mobile
Ala
Berk Frieda
B. Donner
Help Wanted Army Barber College Ad
Help wanted advertising for men to learn barber trade at Moler Barber College New Orleans La. Offers travel and shop experience with pay. Army recruitment note seeks able bodied men 18 to 38 with good and temporary habits who can read and write English. Apply 108 St Francis St Mo 4.
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Moler Barber College
New Orleans
Army OF
United States
St. Francis St
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