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Newspaper

The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1913

Page

8

Shorts and Songs Market Notes

Shorts and songs a little more active today as Waters and Riordan lead principal buyers. Selling was pretty much at a market low for spots and Liverpool. Englishmen turned down everything offered. Cotton Belt, Springtime weather, fair skies, normal temperature. Hope in the future is strong. Selling of the actual is likely to reopen soon. Better attendance than usual at the local exchange. Intimation was that considerable short covering occurred. Bulls on the market seem to have gone out of vogue. last seen looked like a bear.

Waters Riordan Liverpool

Mobile Quotations and Steamer Rates Summary

Quotations show mobile exchange at 4.82 percent with sterling and commercial rates. New York and New Orleans sight rates listed as commercial and par respectively. Steamer rates: Liverpool 46 cents, Havre 66 cents, Bremen 48 cents, Manchester 46 cents.

Mobile Exchange Sterling New York New Orleans Mobile Freights Ocean Liverpool Havre Bremen Manchester

Cotton Receipts At Louisville and Mobile Rail Lines

Shipping totals show Louisville and Nashville Train 161 with 13 bales from Bevill Phillips Baker Lyons, Mobile and Ohio Export 29 bales, and American steamer at Steel’s Bluff with 5 bales listed by Davis Wilson Gaillard and WY M Ladd.

Louisville and Nashville Railroad Touart & Quinn Bevill- Phillips Co Baker-Lyons Co Mobile and Ohio Railroad American Steel's Bluff Ala—Davis, Wilson & Gaillard WY. M. Ladd

New Orleans Cotton Opens Steady Amid Rain Likely Good for Some Areas

New Orleans March 10 Cotton opened steady losing 3 to 4 points as cables fell below due and belt weather deemed BRvOranes. The map showed heavy rain in parts while the western belt is forecast fair, moisture seen as beneficial where ground was too dry to plow. End of first half hour shows prices down 4 to 7 points from Saturday. Spot cotton steady at fractional decline. Middling 12 3/4 cents. Sales on spot 700 bales. to arrive 250 bales. Futures closed steady with March at 12.12 and December near 11.59.

New Orleans EAA Slaweses Ars Telat Sevceoee Ican Bie Sheer Sho Ates Ag

Cotton Futures Open Barely Steady In New York

New York March 10 Cotton futures opened barely steady to down as buying limited and selling remained general. News of favorable new crop prospects and slack demand pressured prices, though short covering and some trade buying steadied the advance. By afternoon session the market turned firmer and at 2 pm prices were 1 to 2 points under Saturday’s close with steady closes overall.

New York

Thompson Delivers Right of Way Sought for Drain

Frederick I. Thompson owner on Spring Hill avenue delivered a right of way to city commissioners for the proposed western drain after threats of condemnation. Mayor Laz Schwarz announced the voluntary action and noted Thompson signed the agreement following prior conditions.

Frederick I. Thompson Spring Hill Avenue Laz Schwarz Thompson Tompson

As Daughter Grows Up She Reflects on a Portrait in a Washbowl

A daughter, now grown, contemplates the faded image of her father posing for a photo in a washbowl. The brief reminiscence hints at memory and family history.

Mule Feed Demand Signals Strong Local Commerce

The text notes heavy demand for mule feed indicating strong agricultural activity. It cites shopper trends in the wholesale district with housekeepers preferring back door delivery despite higher costs. Spanish mackerel arrivals rise at the local fish market while heavy rains disrupt wholesale stocks and cause sidewalk flooding in places.

Alabama

County contracts awarded for supplies and road debates

The board awarded painting for the Alabama Oyster Commission room to H. Lus cher & Sons for 26 dollars. Groceries bids ranged from 1 073.67 to 1 141.80 with J. Tyrrell the low bidder. A. D. Davis won fresh meat supply for the poor asylum at 14 cents per pound. other bids listed. Additional bids for filing cases and feed were referred to committees as road talks and beach road plans sparked a spat over spending and a potential sheriff involvement.

Alabama Oyster Commission H. Luscher & Sons George T. Cowles F. Zieman Marx Produce Company J. G. Tyrrell A. D. Davis Crowley & Sons Laws Bros Haas Bros Gaillard Bauer Dixie Grain Company American Grain and Fertilizer Company G. Mertz Coden Beach Road J. C. Prichett Coden Beach Hagan Cohen A. H. Bosarge Bosarge J. A. Joullian Joullian Prichett Third District Zune Jissio Gaillard

Militant Suffragettes Torch Near London Station

A fragment describes militant suffragettes applying a torch near Croxley Green then near London, painting slogans like burning to get the vote and votes for women on a station signaling protest activity around the area.

London

New York Stock List Snapshot

A dated stock list shows prices for multiple firms across railroads, utilities, and industry. Notable entries include Am 465, Am Smitg 671-2, Am Sugar 113, Anaconda Mining Co 35 1 2, Atchison 101, Atlantic Coast Line 123 1 2 bid, United States Steel 57, United States Steel pfd 107 3 4.

Anaconda Mining Co Atchison Atlantic Coast Line Baltimore and Ohio Brooklyn Rapid Transit Canadian Pacific Chesapeake and Ohio Ohio and North Western Chi. Mil and St. Paul Colorado Fuel and Iron Colorado and Southern Delaware and Hudson Denver and Rio Grande Erie General Electric Great Northern Great Northern Oreatia Illinois Central Interborough-Met Inter Harvester Louisville and Nashville Missouri Pacific Missouri Kaw Texas Lehigh Valley National Lead New York Central Norfolk & Western Northern Pacific Pennsylvania People’s Gas Pullman Palace Car Reading Rock Island Co Pfd Southern Pacific Southern Railway Union Pacific United States Steel United States Steel Pfd

Courts Schedule of Civil Equity Matters in Mobile

Law and Equity Court session lists Monday actions including Mary Armour vs Mobile Light and Rail Co for $100 and Monahan Plastering Co vsa G A Chamberlin with condemnations and payments into court. Equity calls Tuesday include Cleveland et al vs Southern Railway and Diamond Power vs Hieronymus Docks. Chancery notices Norma Aiken et al vs B F McMillan Jr supersede bond set at $1 000.

Cleveland, Et Als Southern Railway Co Diamond Power Specialty Co Hieronymus Docks & Lumber Co Samuel M. Perry Geo Sheldon McKinstry & Guardian Chancery Court Norma Aiken Et al B. F. McMillan, Jr

Disputed County Road Funding and Dog River Bridge Report

A county meeting disputed a 4 percent road fund allocation for a minor road, with opposition noting its limited use and lack of public necessity. The Dog River Bridge contract report concluded no corruption by the prior engineer, recommended structural reinforcements and pile filling, and urged approval of detailed drawings and continued supervision.

Bosarge Gaillard Dog River Bridge Dog River Mobile Ala Board of Revenue and Road Commissioners Nashville Bridge Company Dew T. D. Kemp Kemp Harry L. Fisher Lane Cprisings Ashville

Four schooners and two steamers bring little port business

Sunday arrivals brought four schooners and two steamers to Mobile amid heavy fog halting harbor traffic. The Lam pasas from New York docked at pier 6 with dry goods. the Reliance from Gulfport loaded heading for Europe. Havana schooners Harrison T Beacham and Jeanne A Pickles loaded lumber for the Mobile and Ohio Railroad, while Robert A Snyder from Cardenas went up light for Von Heynigen & Co. The Georgian Gilkey from San Juan completed the quartet.

Port Mallo Line Lampasas New York Key West Tampa Pier 6 Reliance Candish Gulfport Europe Mobile European Lumber Company Turner-Hartwell Havana Cardenas San Juan Porto Rico Harrison T. Beacham Jeanne A. Pickles Nickles Richerda Beacham Mobile and Ohio Railroad Company Wickles Robert A. Snyder von Heynigen & Co Georgian Gilkey Turner Or Hartwell Radcliff Docks Caesar Earl of Aberdeen St. Martins N. O Jeronymus Bevadne Cuba Aed Peon Baltimore Key Eas Waag Do Georgia

Bread winner's price trickles into other viands

The text notes that the bread winner is expected to come across with the price of other viands, suggesting a linked cost expectation. It implies shared pricing pressures affecting multiple food items.

Convention heads depart for three day Woodmen gathering

Charles W Tompkins leads delegates from local and nearby camps as they travel to Tuscumbia for the annual head camp convention to begin Tuesday and run for three days. John Wills asks Alabama Oyster Commission to share gulf coast literature. Boys Detention Home board set meeting for Tuesday at 11. Turkey hunters warned after anonymous tip. Henry Gillis to investigate. Carl Martin sues Southern Railway for 101 damages over a dog injuring. dog Don knocked from Steel's creek trestle. Bessie Clay and Elmore Smith plead not guilty to first degree murder in city court with special juries drawn.

Charles W. Tompkins Mobile Tuscumbia Carl Martin Law and Equity The Southern Railway Company Don Steel's Creek Martin Bessie Clay Elmore Smith Clay Joe McGowan Smith Betty Marshall

Attempted break-in at Ogburn Griffin Grocery on Commerce Street

Police report a Sunday night attempt to enter the Ogburn Griffin Grocery Company store on Commerce and State streets. Patrolman Speth found the main entrance lock cut but tampered and the intruder absent, presumed frightened away before completing the theft.

Ogburn- Griffin Grocery Company Commerce State Streets Speth Commerce Street

Stuart's Buchu and Juniper Compound Kidney Remedy

An 19th or early 20th century advertisement claims Stuart's Buchu and Juniper Compound cleans impurities from kidneys and bladder. It describes relief from backache swollen eyes and ankles diabetes symptoms and frequent urination, comparing its action to hot water cleansing grease. It markets the remedy as a direct organ stimulant.

Stuart

Flood Warnings As Rivers Rise In Alabama Basin

The Black Warrior and upper Tombigbee rivers will rise rapidly with the lower Tombigbee rising slowly over the next two days. The Alabama River at Montgomery will rise rapidly within 48 hours, and at Selma, rises are expected Tuesday and Wednesday. The Black Warrior at Tuscaloosa will reach flood stage within 36 hours.

Alabama Montgomery Selma Tuscaloosa

Weather Bulletin From Gulf Coast Rain and Wind

A low barometer area over the Mississippi region brings rain to the southern half of the Eastern U S. Mobile reports 38.26 inches and Pensacola 4.64 inches. Winds turn warm from the south in the south Atlantic states and cool from the north in the west Gulf region, Pensacola recording 40 mph. High pressure covers most western elevated areas and the northeast. Mobile will be cooler and generally fair tonight, fair on Tuesday as the low progresses northeastward.

Mississippi Mobile Pensacola South Atlantic West Gulf

Cure a Cold in One Day Bromide Quinine Tablets

Advertises a cold remedy claiming one day cure with laxative bromide quinine tablets. Druggists refund money if it fails to cure. E W Grove signature on each box. Priced at 25 cents.

E. W. Grove

Shippers Forecast Warns on Cold North and West Routes

Forecast urges protections for 32 degree exposure on 36 hour northbound shipments and 36 degree exposure on westbound routes. Moderate temperatures expected in the east, prompting carriers to adjust packing and insulation strategies.

Personal notices from Mobile list visiting notables and enriched circuits

A Mobile social column lists A F Lane and wife from Lucedale, H H Lee of New Orleans at the Battle House, Mrs Elizabeth W Bradley of Winnetka, Robert S Brown and wife from St Joseph, Charles Gross and wife of Chicago, John McAvoy of Saginaw, President W F Owen on an inspection trip, Neil R Markle of New York Central, Harvey E Jones Jr of Mobile and Ohio, and T M Solomon and wife of New Orleans visiting Mobile. The piece notes Solomon’s first visit in 12 years and Mobile’s recent improvements, ending with a remark on men with cigars named in their honor.

A. F. Lane Lucedale Miss Mobile Bienville H. H. Lee New Orleans Battle House Elizabeth W. Bradley Winnetoka Ill Robert S. Brown St. Joseph Charles Gross Chicago, Ill John McAvoy Saginaw Mich W. F. Owen Neil R. Markle New York Central Lines Birmingham Harvey E. Jones, Jr Mobile and Ohio T. M. Solomon Managua

Limitation Fixed for Claims on Shipments

The Supreme Court ruled that railroad bills of lading for interstate shipments may include a ninety day limit for suing over lost goods. The Texas case was reversed, as federal law governs interstate shipment bills, despite prior Texas rulings.

Washington Supreme Court Texas

Rheuma Promises Quick Relief From Rheumatism

An advertisement claims RHEUMA dissolves uric acid and eases rheumatic pain within days. It markets a 50 cent bottle with a money back guarantee and features a testimonial from Prof. H. H. Kolling of Richmond Indiana dated October 10, 1912 praising its effects after long suffering.

van Antwerp Drug Corporation H. H. Kolling S. Ninth Sty Richmond Ind

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