Grain report shows last year’s crops on farms March 1
Washington March 11 grain stocks on farms from last year were outlined by the agriculture department. Wheat 156,483,000 bushels on farms 21.4 percent of 1912 crop. corn 1,289,655,000 bushels 41.3 percent. oats 604,216,000 bushels 42.6 percent. barley 62,283,000 bushels 27.8 percent. Proportions shipped vary by crop and year.
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Associated Press
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Department
Bureau of Statistics
Commerce Notes From City Exchange Board Meeting
Record indicates discussions on commercial property exchanges including parcels at 8244 and 7i dis sites, with references to Orlean and Orleans districts and a 4.82 percent measure. Officials reviewed sight lines, par terms, and potential commercial opportunities.
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Zere Commercial
Ork
Orleans
New Orleans Cotton Market Opens Steady With Early Gain
New Orleans March 11 Cotton opened steady with an 8 to 4 point advance on good cables as professionals bought on oversold theory while weather and farm progress spurred fresh selling. By mid-morning prices rose to 3 points above yesterday, then shorts covered and the market firmed with May and other months closing higher from the prior session.
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New Orleans
CROER
Odecesysnd
Cocoa
Ssews
Market Resume Shows Lemons In Luxury Class And High Supply
Market notes report lemons remain costly yet abundant with wholesale 2 cent each and potential 5 cent retail. Turnips shipments surge while butter sees force selling. Cotton receipts list multiple rail lines and totals, reflecting busy trade and ongoing export activity.
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Florida
New Orleans
Mobile
Chicago
Southern Railway Company
Bevill-Phillips Co
F. M. Ladd
Touart & Quinn
Louisville and
Nashville
Probate Court Displays Standard Measures for Public Use
Judge Price Williams Jr leads the probate court in making dry and wet standard measures available at his office for public use. The standards mirror those adopted by the U.S. government and were sourced from the state office in Montgomery. Death notice: Nettie M. Pine, a Mobile resident and former pianist, died at 11:30 a.m. Tuesday at 2 St Joseph Street after a brief illness. She was 48, survived by Mrs Nellie Pine and D Frank B Pine. Funeral details to follow in another column.
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Probate Court
Price Williams, Jr
Mipies
Tole
The
of State
Montgomery
Nettie M. Pine
Shale
Ieee Theatre
St. Joseph Street
Ar Higan
Mobile
Oakdale
Nellie Pine
Frank B. Pine
New York Stock List Update for Major Shares
The market report lists prices for Amalgamated Copper to Texas Oil Co. across a wide range of listings. Notable figures include American Sugar Refining at 118 1 2, American Tel at 182 1 2, United States Steel at 60, and Union Pacific at 148 1 2, with numerous other names and closing marks.
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Amalgamated Copper
American Beet Sugar
American Otton Oil
Amer. Smelting & Refining
American Sugar Refining
American Tel. & Tel
Anaconda Mining Co
Atchison
Atlantic Coast Line
Baltimore & Ohio
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Canadian Pacific
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago & Northwestern
Chicago, Mil. & St. Paul
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Colorado & Southern
Delaware & Hudson
Denver & Rio Grande
Erie
General Electric
Great Northern Pfd
Great Northern Ore Ctfs
Illinois Central
Interborough-Met
International Harvester
Louisville & Nashville
Missouri Pacific
Missouri, Kansas & Texas
Lehigh Valley
New York Central
Norfolk & Western
Northern Pacific
Pennsylvania
S. People’s Gas
Pullman Palace
Reading
Rock Island Co
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
United States Steel
Wabash
Western Union
Texas Oil Co
Gulf Steamship to operate Dora Allison from Mobile to Vera Cruz
The American schooner Dora Allison, after seven months in the West Indies lumber trade, is secured by Gulf Steamship Company for regular Mobile to Vera Cruz service. Repairs near completion after a January grounding off Key Francis. Captain Coban notes Mexican unrest delayed inauguration. ship to load lumber for Vera Cruz and depart soon.
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Dora M. Allison
West Indies
Gulf Steamship Company
Mobile
Vera Cruz
John R. Coban
Allison
Mexico
Dora Allison
Key Francis
Cuba
Puerto Padre
Horace Turner
Coban
Five Seas
Pendelton Brothers
New York
Indies
Senor Y. de la, Miyar
Cotton futures open steady then ease in New York
New York cotton futures opened steady with an initial 4 to 7 point advance on firm Liverpool cables and foreign buying. Demand came from local and Southern sellers, market quieted after a strong start with prices easing 2 to 8 points from the best as reports cited better Southern weather and expectations of buying slackening after the English market close.
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New York
Liverpool
Prisoners Sentenced by Judge Semmes in City Court
The city court on Tuesday afternoon sentenced Paul Nettles to two years for assault to murder. Naeve McCoy also received a related sentence.
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Semmes
Paul Nettles
Naeve McCoy
Big Britisher in for cargo at Mobile port call
The British steamship Meltonian loading cargo for Europe under charter to Mobile Liners Inc arrived from New Orleans and berthed at Mobile & Ohio Pier 6. Also arriving Monday afternoon was the Munson line steamship Karen from Carbarien with cargo for unloading at Pier 8. Additional vessels including the Fjell with 16 000 banana bunches from Puerto Cortes and two schooners, Henry Crosby and Harry W Haynes, anchored in the stream. The Lampasas sailed for New York via Tampa and Key West. The Evadne, a British schooner, prepared to sail for Banes Cuba with 354 808 superficial feet of lumber.
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Meltonian
Parker
New Orleans
Europe
Mobile Liners, Inc
Mobile & Ohio
Munson Line
Karen
Pedersen
Carbarien
Munson
Uba
Lampasas
New York
Tampa
Key West
Evadne
Banes
Cuba
Mobile executive backs tourist hotel for coastal resort
President J. Howard Wilson of the Mobile Light and Railroad Co. and his wife returned from a California trip praising the gulf coast climate and urging Mobile to build a winter and summer tourist hotel with golf links. He visited San Antonio, El Paso, Juarez, Los Angeles, Pasadena, and San Francisco and argued a west Mobile Bay resort would draw more visitors than an auditorium.
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J. Howard Wilson
Mobile Light and Railroad Co
Mornday
California
New Mexico
Arizona
Texas
Mr. Wilson
San Antonio
J. Ff. Carter, Jr
Chamber of Commerce
el Paso
Juarez
Mexico
Rio Grande River
Los Angeles
Cal
Pasadena
San Francisco
Wilson
Gulf Coast
Pacific Coast
Mobile
Mobile Bay
J Leroy Tope to Speak as Mobile South Tour Moves On
Industrial counsel J Leroy Tope touring the South and expected in Mobile soon aims to address local business boards. He is currently in Pensacola with headquarters in Cleveland and will likely speak during his southern visit. Mobile Bayview Growers Association forms to promote fig and Satsuma trees near Fowl River with officers from Chicago and New York. Jett Brothers Contracting invites revenue and road commissioners to inspect Hall's Mill road Thursday at 3 p.m.
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J. Leroy Tope
South
Mobile
Pensacola
Fla
Cleveland
Ohio
Mobile Bayview Growers’ Association of Alabama
Chicago
Fowl River
J. H. Stansfield
A. 5. Johnson
Fowlriver
R. J. Binford
Chicago, IL
W. K. Harvey
Charles Line
Theo, Weil
New York
Jett Brothers Contracting Company
Board of Revenue and Road Commissioners
Hall's Mill Road
Semmes Visits Pensacola and Pensacola Charter Adoption
2 O J Semmes Jr of Pensacola visits relatives in the city. A former Mobile resident now in Florida, he serves on the Pensacola city council and saw his Semmes charter, tied to the new commission government, adopted. A St Patrick's Benevolent and Social Association meeting is set tonight at Beau Regard and Franklin to finalize plans for the St Patrick's Day parade.
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J Semmes, Jr
Pensacolla
J. Semmes
Mobile
Florida City
Semmes
Pensacola
St. Patrick’s Benevolent and Social Association
Beauregard and
Franklin
Fire at Mobile Register building caused by smokestack blaze
Fire Company No. 4 was summoned to the Mobile Register building Monday night about 11 35 by a blaze in a defective smokestack. The fire in the stack was extinguished without damage.
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Fire Company No. 4
Mobile Register
Voters League Meeting Invites City Commissioners
City commissioners were formally invited to join the Voters' League meeting of the Russell school district scheduled for Tuesday night. A three member committee led by Chairman Joseph H. Norville delivered the invitation at the weed office and extended the inquiry.
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Voters’ League
Russell
Joseph H. Norville
Weede
Inow
Toulmin Convicted In High Profile Trial
Alex Toulmin was convicted after a jury returned a verdict following the indictment. The case drew significant local attention as officials described the proceedings and outcome.
Wisconsin Legislature Eyes Lake Superior Gulf Canal
Madison Wis March 11 The Wisconsin legislature will be asked to endorse a project to canalize waterways from Lake Superior to the Mississippi at Prescott Wis for steamboat traffic and heavy draft navigation. Assemblyman John Chinnock estimates the plan could yield 3 300 000 annually in federal power revenue and a joint resolution is being prepared to urge Congress to fund the project.
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Associated Press
Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Lake Superior
Gulf of Mexico
Mississippi River
Prescott
John Chinnock
Hudson
Congress
Shippers' Forecast Warns of Cold Northbound 36 Hour Route
Weather bulletin cautions against 34 degree lows for 36 hour shipments heading north with moderate temperatures to the east and west.
Weather Review Shows System Shifts Across Regions
A low pressure moved from the middle Gulf region to the north Atlantic coast bringing rain to most stations east of the Mississippi. A following high pressure sits over the middle Mississippi Valley with cool, fair conditions across the eastern half. Warmth persists in Utah and Colorado under a broad high, while Mobile expects fair weather with little temperature change tonight and Wednesday. Albert Ashenberger.
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Middle Gulf
North Atlantic
Mississippi River
Mississippi Valley
United States
Utah
Colorado
Mobile
Albert Ashenberger
Weather Bureau
No Verdict Reached in Lavene Prohibition Case
The Lavene case, arrested November 20 by Officer John New, was tried in city court Tuesday afternoon and at 2 15 had no verdict. Lavene previously faced the inferior criminal court, was fined $500 and costs, and appealed. Julia Noyd was found not guilty of vagrancy in city court after a conviction in the inferior court.
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Frank Lavene
John New
Retail Liquor Dealers’ Association
Lavene
Julia Noyd
Pearl bead cross found at Springhill and Gilbert streets
Found pearl beads with a cross at the corner of Springhill and Gilbert streets. Applicants are directed to apply at 167 Ryland's Lane, head of Basil Street.
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Springhill
Gilbert Streets
Ryland’s Lane
Basil Street
Lost Card Prize for Missing Package Returns Reward
A lost item notice seeks a return to Miss J. W. McCully and N. W. Joachim and Congress for a light lilac and gray satin package lost Tuesday morning. A reward is offered for recovery.
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J. W. McCully
N. W. Joachim
Congress
F. Walter & Co. Promote Peters' Re Peter Alfalfa Mix
F Walter and Company advertise Peters Re Peter Alfalfa mixed feed as best on the market, positioned as agents for the product.
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Peters
Springfield Reported By Karen Near Sand Island
The American schooner Springfield bound from San Juan Puerto Rico to Gulfport was spoken about 10 miles southwest of Sand Island by the Norwegian steamship Karen. The Springfield was wind-bound and the master asked to be reported. Captain Pedersen filed the report at Mobile customs.
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Springfield
San Juan
Porto Rico
Gulfport
Sand Island
Karen
Mobile
Pedersen
Custom House
Millville Schooner Kieled by Shore Near Sand Island
The three masted schooner Millville remains high and dry on land near Sand Island after going ashore weeks ago. Captain Pedersen of the Norwegian steamship Karen, which reached port Monday, says recovery seems unlikely. Karen sighted the stranded vessel as she passed the wreck site.
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Millville
Sand Island
Pedersen
Karen
Bucket shop operators fined in federal conspiracy case
In Washington on March 11 Joseph Gatins of New York and Virgil Randolph of Keene Virginia were fined 9000 dollars each. William B. Price of Baltimore 1000 dollars Edward Everett Taylor of Washington 50 dollars and Edward Weldon and James A. Anderson 250 dollars each were fined after pleading guilty to conspiracy indictments. The case closes the government bucket shop crusade started in 1910 with total fines of 78100 dollars. Indictments against Randolph Moorehead Kemble Altberger were nolle pressed.
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Associated Press
Washington
Joseph Gatins
New York
Virgil P. Randolph
Keene
William B. Price
Baltimore
Edward Everett Taylor
Edward Weldon
James A. Anderson
District Supreme Court
United States
Henry M. Randolph
Charles T. Moorehead
Tho H. Kemble
John P. Altberger
Nolle
Pine Died at Home. Funeral Wednesday in Magnolia Cemetery
Nellie Pine mother Edward J. Pine father mourn Neltje M Pine aged 48 died Tuesday morning March 11 1913 at 1130 oclock The family invites friends to attend the funeral from 151 1 2 St Joseph Street tomorrow Wednesday morning at 11 Interment Magnolia cemetery
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Pine
Neltie M
Nellie
Edward J. Pine
St. Joseph Street
Magnolia’ Cemetery
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