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Newspaper

The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1914

Page

7

Carranza Led Rebel Column Through Naco March

General Carranza left Naco with about 500 rebel troops on a cross country march toward Chihuahua. He plans a rest at Agua Prieta and expects more troops to join. His escort included 100 horse guards and the Fourth Infantry of Sonora as American schoolchildren from the Naco school crossed the line to greet him.

Associated Press Naco Sonora Carranza Chihuahua Agua Prieta Douglas Ajix Juares United States Fourth Infantry

Notice of Chancery Sale in Mobile Alabama

In Mobile Alabama the City of Mobile sues Mary Cerro in Chancery No 10581. The sale will occur March 30 1914 at 12 p.m. in front of Mobile County Courthouse to satisfy a lien for street improvements and costs. Property at 207 East Royal Street fronts 39 ft 67/100 and Monroe Street frontage 89 ft. Carl Holzborn Register. March 6 13 20.

Mobile Alabama Mobile Ve. Mary Cerro Register's Office Court of Chancery Southwestern Chancery Division State of Mobile County City of East Royal Street Royal Street Monroe Royal and Monroe Streets Monroe Street Monroe _ street

Public sale ordered in Mobile Chancery case No 10676

In Mobile Alabama the city of Mobile sues Mrs Mary Kim Ball in Chancery No 10676. The court orders sale on Monday March 30 1914 at 12 noon at the Mobile County Courthouse to satisfy a lien for street improvements on property 1000 Dauphin Street fronting 120 feet.

City invites bids for cement edging curb project

Bids will be received to construct about 4200 feet of cement edging curb until noon March 19 1914. Each bid must include a $100 check. The right to reject any or all bids is reserved. Pat J Lyons Wright Smith City Engineer Commissioner.

Pat J. Lyons Wright Smith

Cotton Receipts Across Rail Lines Detailed

A record shows receipts of 105 bales by New Orleans Mobile and Chicago line exporting comp. plus 8 bales on Train 147 Baker Lyone from Frank M. Ladd and others totaling 988 bales. Additional 64 bales arrive via Mobile and Ohio railroad export comp. with entries for Planters Cotton Company Farmers Commission Company and Ex port comp. totaling the figures.

New Orleans, Mobile & Chicago Railroad Mobile & Montgomery Railroad Baker-Lyone Frank M. Ladd Planters’ Cotton Company Farmers* Commission Company Mobile & Ohio Railroad

Weekly Cotton Statistics From Liverpool Report

Weekly cotton statistics show 109000 bales forwarded to mills and 89000 bales of American. Total stock 1196000 with 56000 of American value. Imports amount to 141000 with 106000 American. Total exports listed as 3000.

Liverpool

New Orleans Cotton Futures Open Higher Then Steady

New Orleans March cotton futures opened steady with minor gains from improved buying after reports of large spot sales. Weather in Texas was unsatisfactory and prices fluctuated, finishing the day with a net decline of 8 to 11 points.

New Orleans Texas Guy

Cotton market opens steady with mixed early limits

New York cotton trading opens steady to higher on signals of stronger demand in the East. Early gains fade as light selling and restricted telegraph service push prices to a broad 2 to 8 point range. later, improved spot demand steadies, but futures close easy with March to December contracts listed in low 11s.

New York Fuil

Wall Street review notes mixed activity on Chesapeake and Ohio

Heavy selling resumed with 4000 shares at 66 3 4 to 65 and losses in several rails and industrials. Rock Island favored stock and preferreds slipped to new lows, while profits moved short. A broad array of names quotes with scattered small changes and a steadier tone after noon.

New York Chespeake Ohio Rock Island Securities Baltimore Chesapeake and Ohio Amalgamated Copper American American Cotton Amn Simity & Ring American Ring American Tel, & Mel Anaconda Mining Go Atchison Atlantic Coast Line Baltimore & Ohio Capeaigh Chi Northwestern Chi, Mi St. Paul Colorado &Fuel & Iron Colorado & Southern Delaware & Hudson Denver & Rio Grande Erle Great Northern Great Northern Ore Ctfs Uivnoia Central Interborough Met Interborough Met Ptd Inter Harvester Louisville & Nashville Missouri Pacific Mis. Kans, & Texas Lehigh Valley National Lead New York Central Norfolk & Western Northern Pacific Pennsylvania People’s Gas Reading Rock Island Rock Island Co Southern Pacific Southern Railway Union Pacific United States Steel Wabash Western Union N. H

Liverpool Cotton Spot Prices and Futures Summary

Liverpool reports steady spot market with sales of 14 000 bales mainly American plus 1 000 for speculation. Receipts 5 000 bales including 1 300 American. Futures closed quiet with March at 6.62 and May at 6.66.

Liverpool

Irregularities in Operations Across Railways Charged

Washington March 6. The Interstate Commerce Commission reports serious irregularities in the accounting of the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway and its subsidiary the Chicago Milwaukee and Puget Sound. Commissioner Harlan alleges the irregularities aimed to influence favorable disposition of St Paul railway securities.

Washington Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway Chicago Milwaukee and Pugét’ Sound Interstate Commerce Commission Harlan Commission St. Paul

Chicago and St. Louis grain and provisions market report

Chicago grain prices show No 2 red wheat around 94 1 2 to 92 1 4 with No 2 Northern near 95 1 2 and No 2 spring at 94 9 6. Provisions note pork around 21 62 1 2 and lard near 10 60 with ribs at 8 1 2. St Louis quotes May corn at 68 1 8 and oats around 40 1 8 to 39 3 40 across the session.

Chicago Amos Ieteves ALOE Louis ST. Louis

Newton D. Goodwin Named for Gulfport Postoffice

President Wilson sent nominations for postmaster to congress: Gulfport Mississippi Newton D Goodwin for Gulfport and Newton Mississippi. Greenwood Mississippi Newton D Goodwin. Mrs Lallie B Humphreys.

Newton D. Goodwin Gulfport Postoffice Washington ,D. C Wilson Congress Newton Greenwood Lallie BH. Humphreys

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