Two Barges From Orleans Arrive In Gulf Ports
The British steamer Flawyl brings 773 909 superficial feet of pitch pine lumber for Rotterdam and Hamburg. The Norwegian ship Olav heads to Gulfport to load lumber for South America and West Indies. Evadne sails for Cuban ports with pine lumber after repairs. Mexicano to be overhauled at Ollinger Bruce Dry Docks in Pascagoula. Samantha shifts to load general cargo for South American ports. Mariners notice lists adrift buoys and replacement schedules in Ship Island channel and Pensacola Bay.
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Flawyl
Stuntamever Company
Rotterdam
Hol
Hamburg
Germany
Genoa
Italy
Olav
Echo
Gulfport
Miss
South America
West Indian
Powers
Cuban
Pascagoula
Texas City
Tex
Ollinger- Bruce
Samantha
Pinto Docks
Pier 3
Mississippi
Mississippi Sound
Ship Island Channel
Ship Island Flats
Coast Pilot
Florida
Pensacola Bay
Middle Ground
B. B. Dorry
Eighth Lighthouse District
Wind change and rain save Ceiba fire from spreading
A high wind fanned a Ceiba blaze that destroyed a drug store and burned twelve city blocks. A sudden wind shift and heavy rain quenched the flames, with losses pegged at about 1 million dollars. Refugees were en route to New Orleans aboard the Bluefields as the port reported the incident.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
Ceiba
Honduras
Bluefields
W. C. Reynolds
Biloxxi, Miss
Cetba
Notice of Chancery Sale in Mobile Alabama Court
City of Mobile v Columbia Barter and Gertrude Barter in Chancery sale to satisfy a street improvement lien. Property on west side of Jefferson Street between Government and Church Streets to be sold March 30 1914 at 12 M in front of Mobile County Courthouse for cash to the highest bidder.
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Mobile
Alabama
Julia F. Russell
Register’s Office
Court of Chancery
Thirteenth District
Southwestern Chancery Division
State of
Court House
Mobile County
Commerce
Government Streets
Commerce Street
Government 23
E and
O. Baus
Ios
Robert Hunter
Government Street
Mary Cerro
Thirteenth
Conti
Commerce Streets
Mebi
Sdoonaess
United States Dist Court
Southern District of
Hugh Rankin
Ala
City of
Columbia Barter
Gertrude Barter
Southwestern
Chancery Division
Jefferson Street
Government
Church Streets
Church
Church Street
Jeffer Street
Market Report: Cotton Prices Firm At 250 Bales Sold
Market notes show a firm market with good middling prices and sales totaling about 250 bales. Entries include ordinary and low middling grades with varying figures and dates.
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Svscccewcees
Cewceeees
Financial Totals From This Year and Week
The text lists year to date receipts and weekly totals, showing figures for exports and stock. It records values for this day and since September 1, with multiple numeric entries and periodic totals.
Cotton Receipts and Exports by Rail Lines and Plans
Cotton receipts for Southern railway export total 781 bales from Mobile Liners. Mobile and Montgomery railroad records 333 bales for Baker Lyons and Planters Cotton Company export. Mobile and Ohio railroad reports 604 bales exported.
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Southern Railway
Mobile
Mobile & Montgomery Railroad
Baker-Lyons
Planters’ Cotton Company
Mobile & Ohio F Railroad
New Orleans Cotton Prices Rise On Cold Texas Weather
First prices for cotton moved up 1 to 4 points amid a steady tone and stronger Liverpool quotes. After the call, buying widened the advance to 4 to 6 points. futures ended with a 2 to 5 point net rise.
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New Orleans
New O
Liverpool
Texas
Esecee
New York Cotton Market Opens Strong Then Steady
The New York cotton market resumes yesterday’s rally with first prices 3 to 10 points higher and active months advancing 6 to 11 points led by March and May. After heavy realizing and small reversals, cables beat due, demand remains firm and the market closes very steady with March at about 12.49 to 12.59 and December near 11.50 to 11.62.
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New York
Liverpool Cotton Prices and Futures Report
Liverpool market report dated March 13 shows Good middling at 17.40 with middling 7.02 and low middling 6.66. Sales reach 6 000 with 800 on speculation and export and receipts 6 000. Futures steady with March 6.68 and connotations for arch April 6.68 and May-June 6.62.
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Liverpool
Coal prices rise as buyers seek Wesles Wines Hoover deal
The fragment notes coal buyers seek value, mentioning Wesles base and a Hoover tie in a murky regional market. Limited readable details point to a promotional push or price discussion without clear figures or dates.
Wall Street Review market opens heavy gains and list
The New York market opened heavy with buying orders sparking activity. Major gains include Chesapeake & Ohio Union Pacific New York Central Lehigh Sugar Bethlehem Steel and Westinghouse up 1 to 2 points. Several issues show declines and mixed results across many names including American Sugar Refining General Electric and United States Steel.
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New York
Canadian Pacific
Chesapeake & Ohio
Union Pacific
New York Central
Lehigh
Sugar
Bethlehem Steel
Westinghouse
Ramely
Amalgamated Copper
American Beet Sugar
American Cotton Oid
Amer, Smell. & Refining
American Sugar Refining
American Tel. & Tel
Anaconda Mining Co
Atchison
Atlantic Coast Line
Baltimore & Ohio
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Chicago & Northwestern
Chicago
Mil. & St. Paul
Colorado
International Harvester
Louisville & Nashville
Missouri Pacific
Missouri, Kansas & Texas
Lehigh Valley
National
Norfolk & Western
Northern Pacific
Pennsylvania
Peoples’ Gas
Pullman Palace
Reading
Rock Island Co
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
United States Steel
Wabash
Western Union
New Haven
Texas Oil
Money Market Rates and Bond Values Reported
Money market in New York shows call money steady around 18.4 to 17.8 percent, ruling at 17.8 percent, closing 18.4 17.8. Time loans firm at 38 for sixty days, 31.4 for ninety days, and 8.5 to 8.4 percent for six months. Mercantile rate 4.5 to 4.125 percent. Treasury and bar silver prices noted, government and railroad bonds steady.
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New York
Mercantile
Declines Mission as Special Ambassador
Senor Benito Villanueva announced he would decline the mission as special ambassador to the United States for personal reasons. He instead chose to express gratitude to the United States government for its participation in the Argentine centennial.
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Buenos Aires
Arg
Benito Villanueva
United States
Grain and Provisions Market Quotations
Chicago March grain and provisions quotations show May and July bids for wheat corn oats and pork, with price ranges and tentative jobbing figures. Partial figures indicate rib cuts and meat futures with bids around 11.60 to 11.70 for ribs and other values in the 1 to 1 3/8 and 5 8 ranges.
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Chicago
Scccee
Beeekbon
Savanna h Naval Stores Market Report
In Savannah Georgia the naval stores market shows a pine tar price of 4 cents with no sales for March. Rosin trades list 2 042 barrels with Bid quotes at 3.80, 3.85, and 3.95 for various grades. resin values run from 3.02 for 1 to 3 years to 6.35 for WW.
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Naval
Savannah
March
Adams spirited to Atlanta amid mob violence fears
Authorities secretly moved Forrest Adams from the Buckhead area to an Atlanta jail to shield him after he was charged with the killing of Walter Chivers, the Buckhead police chief, during a street brawl. The transfer followed fears of mob violence near a Buckhead crime scene.
Major Carter Takes Command of Hawaiian Department
Maj. Carter, U.S.A., arrived in Honolulu aboard the transport Thomas from San Francisco and assumed command of the Hawaiian Department. Brig. Gen. M. M. Macomb retires to join duties at the War College in Washington.
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Maj. Carter
Honolulu
William EH. Carter
Thomas
San Francisco
M. M. Macomb
Macomb
Washton
War College
French Cruiser Montcalm Arrives Near Guaymas
Commander Taylor reported to the navy department the French cruiser Montcalm arrived at Guaymas. Rear Admiral events will cross over next Wednesday to Santa Rosalia on the California coast, where a sizable French colony exists.
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Washington
Mander Taylor
Guaymas
Navy Department
Montcalm
Santa Rosalia
California
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