Friday Markets Cotton Receipts and New Orleans Trading
Friday markets report cotton receipts by rail and river shippers led by L. & N. Railroad Transit and Southern Railway Baker Lyons with 52 bales total. New Orleans open sells under pressure from weaker cables, with spot steady and futures slipping 4 to 7 points by noon. Wall Street shares surged early while cotton and Liverpool markets displayed mixed, cautious movements amid drought and export demand signals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Railway
Baker-Lyons & Co
Baker- Lyons & Co
F. M. Ladd & Co
River Packet Peerless
Clarke, Davis & Co
Cotton seed oil market closes firm with modest gains
In New York on March 17 the cotton seed oil market closed firm with spot bids around 10.50 and futures from 9.61 to 10.85 across months. Total sales reached 8 900 barrels. Weekly Liverpool cotton statistics show American imports at 91 000 bales and exports at 18 000, while U.S. forwardings to mills tally 88 000 bales. Butter and eggs markets mixed with firmer creamery butter, weak fresh eggs, and steady cheese while live poultry markets softened for several classes. Chicago hog prices opened with varied results as trading began.
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New York
Liverpool
South Georgia
Wall Street
Savannah
Cantile Marine
Can
Ted States
Crucible Steel
Reading
Great Northern
Crucible
Bethlehem Steel Express
Mexican Petroleum
Kennecott Copper
Allis-Chalmers
American Beet Sugar
American Can
American Car and Foundry
American Locomotive
American Cotton Oil
American Smelting
American Sugar
American Tel. and Tel
Anaconda Copper
Atchison
Atlantic Coast Line
Baldwin Locomotive
Baltimore & Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Canadian Pacific
Chesapeake
Louisville & Nashville
Liggett & Myers
Lorillard Co
Missouri Pacific
National Lead
New York Central
N. Y
N. H
Rep
Iron & Steel
Seaboard Air Line
Ptd
Sloss-Shef. Steel & Iron
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Studebaker Corporation
Tennessee Copper
Wisconsin
VESSELS IN PORT Port entry list of vessels and cargos
Ships and steamers at Ollinger Bruce and U S docks with destinations repairs and loading details. Vessels include Fatmaewee Harrison Mary Hale Clara Randall Gypsum Empress Philip M Brooks Bessie Whiting Mary Dantzler V Pickels Joseph P r Carmela L & N docks river packets municipal docks and bay steamers. Several cargoes bound for Cuba Vera Cruz Havana and Martinique with lading at Mobile and Moraques Lumber Co. berthings listed with master names and destinations.
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Harrison H. Beacham
Mary C. Hale
Clara E. Randall
Philip M. Brooks
Bessie Whiting
Mary Dantzler
V. Pickels
Joseph P. R
Carmela
U. S
S. B. Holabird
L. and
N. Docks
Municipal Docks
Dauphin
Daupht St. Oet
Lala
Dauphin Street
Nepos
Vera Cruz
James Gibboney & Co
Nicosian
Mobile Liners, Inc
Pcisoners
Rebecca R. Douglass
Ladd
Meroceries
Carrie A. Lane
Marston
Martinique
B. W
Josephine
New York
Wandran
McDade
Havana
Moraques Lumber Co
Emma 8
Lord
Moraques Lumber Company
Fane Prescott
Irma Bentley
Ostrich Boas Spark Spring Fashion At Fashion Art League
The ostrich feather returns prominently in spring attire with graceful boas for semi dress wear. The ruff of ostrich, tall and regal, rivals royal styles and gains favor from the Fashion Art League of America this season.
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Fashion Art League of America
Receipts and prices across livestock and commodities market
Receipts show 25,000 cattle a slow market 1,000 cattle steady and 8,000 sheep weak. Native beef steers 7.60 to 9.95 stockers 6.00 to 8.25 cows 3.80 to 8.75 calves 8.25 to 10.75. Pigs 7.75 to 8.85. Turpentine steady in Savannah receipts 66 casks rosin quiet 324 receipts. Chicago cash wheat 1.06 to 1.10 3/4. corn 0.70 1/4 to 0.71 1/2. oats 0.43 to 0.46. pork 22.80. lard 11.12 to 11.15. ribs 11.25 to 11.75. Fruit and vegetables quiet with wine sap apples and oranges arrivals. bananas and cabbage prices listed. various produce prices for peanuts beans and other items.
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U. S
U. S. Po
Savannah
Chicago
Begala
Iulyisccchs Cavicracks
Becceveses
Cileryones Co Ae
Varney Fruit and Produce Company
Florida
Mr Dot
Cccceasteiscescssee
Indiana Reds
California
Mobile Chamber Ofmmerce
D. S
Creamery
New York
Wife Disappears From Rooming House in Mobile
E Bailey of Waco Texas searches for his wife and year old daughter who vanished Friday afternoon as he prepared to depart Mobile for Jacksonville Florida. Bailey says she left from 11 N Jackson Street where they stayed and he seeks police help and any information on their whereabouts.
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E. Bailey
Waco
Texas
Mr. Bailey
Mobile
Jacksonville
Fla
Red Cross lectures on first aid and life saving efforts
Red Cross field agents Dr H W Shields and Commodore Wilber E Longfellow conducted lectures in Mobile. Shields demonstrated first aid to police, firemen, and YMCA athletics staff with Bell Telephone and other company officials. Longfellow organized a Mobile life saving corps of ten charter members to patrol beaches and wharves, offer free swimming lessons, and provide weekend and holiday rescue demonstrations.
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H. W. Shields
American Red Cross Society
Mobile
Y. M. C. A. Athletic Department
Cawthon Hotel
Southern Bell Telephone & Telegraph Company
Home Telephone Company
Mobile Electric Company
Postal Telegraph Company
Shields
W. B. Hahn
Jules Delhomme
The
Bell Company
Collie Morris
Charles Reynolds
Wilber E. Longfellow
Red Cross
Red Cross Society
Mobile Corps
Ed Overton
R. I. Ashman
H. Price Williams
A. E. Marriott
J. C. Metzger
R. E. Williams
C. Kirchner
E. Ash
W. L. Cope
E. M. Curtis
Carmela at Ollinger Bruce yards for engine installation
The Carmela, owned by Captains Booth Pearce and Bayless, sits on the main docks at Ollinger Bruce for oil engine installation after a long rebuild at Pinto Island. Captain Pearce of New Orleans arrived to oversee machinery fitting. the vessel aims to be among the finest of her era.
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Carmela
Ollinger & Bruce Yards
Pinto Island
Booth, Pearce
Bayless
Pearce
New Orleans
Wayfarer
Ollinger & Bruce
Senate approves Wilson Mexico punitive expedition action
Senator La Follette introduced and the Senate adopted without opposition a resolution endorsing President Wilsons punitive expedition to Mexico. It states the effort is strictly punitive and aims to reassure the Mexican people about the purpose.
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Washington
Senator la Follette
Senate
Wilson
Mexico
Kanawha Sinks at Sea. Passengers Rescued by Santa Marta
News from New York reports the steamship Kanawha, en route to Rio Janeiro via Norfolk, sank at sea. A boatload of gallers aboard the Kanawha was rescued by the steamer Santa Marta.
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New York
Kanawha
Rio Janeiro
Norfolk
Santa Marta
Notice of National City BankClosing of Mobile Affairs
The National City Bank in Mobile Alabama closes its affairs. Note holders and creditors are urged to present notes and claims to the association Hughes press dated Mobile March 9 1916.
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National City Bank
Ie Mobile
Eec
Oe Hughes
Mobile
Ala
Notice of Lost Stock Certificate Mobile and Ohio Rail Road
Public notice cautions against negotiating stock certificate No. 26575 for $100 held in Walter B Barker name. Card notes the certificate is lost and will be reissued after 30 days under by law, dated February 18 1916. Frank A Critz Jr administrator Clay County Mississippi.
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W. J. Korn Santenetan
Annie EF. Smith
Probate Court
Mobile County
Alabama
Annie E. Smith
Mobile
Ala
Whistler
Favre
Palmetto Street
Dearborn Street
Pee
Tur
Willie A
J. W. Tharp
Mobile and Ohio Railroad Company
Walter B. Barker
Frank A. Critz
Clay Co
Miss
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