Market and Holiday Shipping Notes Amid Cloudy Weather
Weather remains mostly cloudy and markets report four day closures around Good Friday and Easter. Cotton receipts show limited demand with modest export activity from New Orleans Mobile & Chicago and Mobile & Ohio lines. total bales described with several small lots. Vessel and local trading details indicate light buying on weak spots and modest profits anticipated.
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Birdy
New Orleans
Mobile
Chicago
le & Nashville Railroad
Davis, Wilson, Gaillard
Mobile & Ohio Railroad
R. P. Pope
City of Mobile
Selma
Ala
Bevill, Phillips Co
Baker, Yons Co
New Orleans Cotton Opens Steady Amid Unsettled Weather
Cotton futures opened steady with a 2 to 4 point advance as unsettled southern weather persisted and trade awaited the new crop situation. Early activity was light and prices remained near opening levels, with a dull session and declines of 3 to 4 points by noon, despite some hopeful belt news and light Liverpool spot sales.
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New Orleans
Liverpool
Louisiana
Texas
Omia
Agust Er Seecee
New York Cotton Futures Open In Steady Market
Cotton futures opened steady with a slight rise on higher cables and South weather risk. Old crop positions eased marginally while March held a premium. new crop remained quiet. Afternoon rally trimmed losses as liquidation faded and prices closed barely steady amid mixed activity.
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New York
Ding
EEE
Albee Ee
Market Resume Notes on Local Trade and Prices
Wholesale grocery activity is busy while boat day causes delays. A turkey was valued at 26 cents per pound. Cabbage markets are split with some selling all they can, others noting excess supply. Butter prices fall and egg supply is scarce. Fish market mainly red snappers and salt water trout with few buyers. Warm weather hampers stock retention and trading conditions.
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Mobile County
New York Stock List Summary
A list of page stock prices shows many prominent issues with today’s figures. Notable levels include American Cotton at 61 45, Atchison 101 7-8, Atlantic Coast Line 123 1-2, General Electric 138 7-8, New York Central 105 1-2, Union Pacific 150 1-8, United States Steel 61 5-8, Western Union 68, and Southern Pacific 100 5-8 among others with bids noted for Delaware and Hudson Denver and Rio Grande and multiple interlisted or bid items.
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American Cotton
Smitg and Orn
Tel
Anaconda Mining Co
Atchison
Atlantic Coast Line
Baltimore and Ohio
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Canadian Pacific
Chesapeake and Ohio
Decaee and
North Western
Icago
Mil
St. Paul
Colorado Fuel and Iron
Colorado and Southern
Delaware and Hudson
Denver and Rio Grande
Erie
General Electric
Great Northern
Great Northern Ore Ctis
Si Minoia Central
Interborough-Met
Inter Harvester
Louisville and Nashville
Misouri Pacific
Missouri, Kansas & Texas
Lehigh Valey
National Lead
New York Central
Norfolk & Western
Northern Pacific
Pennsylvania
People's Gas
Pullman Palace Car
Reading
Rock Island Co
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Union Pacific
United States Steel
Wabash
Western Union
Texas Oil Co
Liverpool Cotton Prices Easier With Quiet Trade
Liverpool cotton market reports quiet spot trading with prices easing. Middling at 6.86 as 6,000 bales were sold including 1,000 for speculation and export and 5,700 American. Receipts 35,000 bales. Futures opened quiet and closed steady with several spread quotes from March through January February.
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Liverpool
Wall Street Opens With Broad Gains Amid Cheerful Mood
New York March 25 speculative operations favored the long side in morning trading. Reports of robust business, larger railroad earnings, and easier money boosted sentiment. Representative stocks climbed with notable advances while bonds remained firm.
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New York
Turpentine and Rosin Market Report from Savannah
In Savannah on March 26 traders reported no sales for turpentine and rosin firms. Receipts included 183 barrels of turpentine and 663 barrels of rosin. Bid quotes showed varied prices across grades from 5.10 to 7.60 per barrel, with multiple letter grades listed.
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Savannah
Market News From New York March 25
Prime mer cantile paper 6 per cent. Sterling exchange easier with actual business in bankers' bills at 4 83.25 for sixty day bills and at 4 87.40 for demand. Commercial bills 4 82 1 2. Bar silver 54 5 8. Mexican dollars 47 1 2. Government bonds steady: railroad bonds firm. Money on call easier 4 1 2 per cent. Ruling rate 4, closing rate 41 4, offered at 43 8 per cent. Time loans easier sixty days 5 1 2 per cent, six months 56 61 4 per cent.
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New York
Sterling Exchange
Seamen's Bethel Fund Drive Under Way
Mobile Seamen's Bethel trustees and about thirty business men met at the Battle House for a luncheon to discuss aid for the Bethel which shows a year’s deficit near 1500 dollars. A solicitation committee was formed with all members pledging support to start subscriptions Thursday morning.
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The
Mobile Seamen's Bethel
Battle House
Bethel
John B. Mitchell
Mitchel
Waterfront Notes Report Busy Week Continues at Mobile
Four departures are scheduled with no arrivals. three lumber cargoes head to Cuban ports on Cella F Lizzie BE Dennison and Joseph P Cooper. Nueces sails to New York with general cargo. Lag Cape clears for Sagua Grande Cuba with over 201 thousand feet yellow pine. Lizzie E Dennison sails for Jucaro with 429 thousand feet. Joseph P Cooper with 306 thousand feet. Orleanian carries 31000 banana bunches from Limon and Munson liner Karen arrives with 2000 crates from Cuba.
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Cella F
Lizzie BE. Dennison
Joseph P. Cooper
Mallory Line
Nueces
New York
Lag Cae
Sagua Grande
Lizzie E. Dennison
Jucaro
Cuba
Asian
Mobile Liners, Inc
United Fruit
Orleanian
Limon
Munson
Karen
Mobile
Deaths and Funerals Peter Reynolds
Peter Reynolds a native of County Antrim Ireland and longtime Toulminville resident died Monday at his St Stephens road home after a lingering illness He resided previously in New Haven Conn Surviving are his widow a daughter Miss Corinne Reynolds two sons John T and Charles P Reynolds two grandsons and other relatives He was a devout Catholic and a member of St Xavier s Church in Toulminville Funeral services will be held Wednesday morning at 8 30.
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Peter Reynolds
County Antrim
Ireland
Toulminville
St. Stephens Road
Mobile County
New Haven
Conn
Corinne Reynolds
John T
Charles P. Reynolds
St. Xavier’s Church
Death of Justin Lartigue Aged 58 In Thomas Store Area
Justin Lartigue of Cedar Point road Thomas Store precinct died Monday 3 40 pm after a brief illness in a local infirmary. Native of Mobile he was a truck farmer and is survived by his widow one daughter three brothers Julian Robert Emanuel Lartigue four sisters Mrs Thomas Alonzo Mrs Delphine Laurendine Mrs Casey L Legers and other relatives. He was fifty eight years old.
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Cedar Point Road
Thomas’ Store
Mobile
Julian
Robert
Emanuel Lartigue
Thomas Alonzo
Delphine Laurendine
Casey
L. Legers
Burial of J. W. Fortner at Whistler Church Cemetery
John W. Fortner died at his Florida street home near Washington avenue. Funeral services were held Monday at 4 pm at the Whistler Methodist Church with Mechanics Lodge Odd Fellows in charge at the grave. Rev. J. W. Reinhardt led the service. Interment followed in Whistler Cemetery amid floral tributes. pallbearers named from Mechanics Lodge Odd Fellows.
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John W. Fortner
Florida Street
Washington Avenue
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J. W. Reinhardt
Whistler
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James H. Johnson
Julius C. Wicke
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James W. Prichett
James W. Gosson
Ira H. Pringle
Mechanics’ Lodge of Old Fellows
Richard Hyland Funeral Held at Spring Hill Avenue
The funeral for Richard Hyland was held from the family home on Spring Hill avenue and at St Marys Church with requiem mass led by Rev Father Eaton. Services at home and cemetery were by Rev Father Luzon. Relatives and friends attended in large numbers. flowers covered the tomb. Pallbearers named: John F Powers, William H Holcombe, John Carlin, James H Crane, F Cazalas Sr, Frank Finan, Henry Alexander, Charles Green.
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Spring Hill Avenue
Stem Avenue
St. Mary's
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William H. Holcombe
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James H. Crane
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Henry Alexander
Charles Green
Flood Deaths Rise Across Ohio Cities
Flood reports from Dayton and Delaware state boats indicate forty killed in Dayton after Big Miami river floodwaters breached a railroad bridge and swept away Main street bridge. In Delaware twelve dead fifteen missing as Olentangy river flood devastates two hundred homes and causes over a million dollars in damage. Mayor Leas survived a earlier drowning scare.
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Associated Press
Columbus
Ohio
State Capitol
Dayton
Wood
Big Miami River
Main Street
Delaware
Mayor Leas
All-Chinese Team Arrives in San Francisco for U.S. Tour
The all-Chinese baseball team of Honolulu arrived in San Francisco on March 24 and begins a tour of the United States. The squad plans to play against major university teams across the country.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Honolulu
United States
Cams
Boxing Draws Reported In Milwaukee Oshkosh and Sydney
Boxing results from Milwaukee show Bob Moha and Eddie Mc Goorty fighting to a ten round draw at 160 pounds with Mc Goorty appearing fresher. In Sydney Johnny Summer defeated Frank Picatoo in the nineteenth round of a twenty round bout. Brisbane featured a twenty round draw between Sam McVey and Sam Langford, a rematch following Langford’s prior knockout victory.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
Wis
Bob Moha
Eddie McGoorty
Oshkosh
McGoorty
Sydney
N.S W
Johnny Summer
England
Frank Picatoo
Los Angeles
Brisbane
Sam McVey
Sam Langford
Langford
Models Defeat Cook Team in High-Scoring Baseball Victory
The Models beat Cook 18 to 6 Sunday evening. Big inning was fueled by strong hitting led by standout players. A notable triple play energized the defense and kept momentum as the home team dominated throughout the game.
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Mog
Weindeker
Rommer
River Levels Fall Across Rivers Over Next Two Days
The Tombigbee river and its branches will continue to fall over the next two days. The Alabama river is expected to fall rapidly tonight and continue Wednesday, with Selma seeing rapid falls within the next 24 to 48 hours.
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Tombigbee
Alabama
Selma
Albert Ashenberger
Shippers' Forecast Gives Temperature Outlook
A weather bulletin warns of 28 degrees for 36 hour shipments north and 88 degrees west, with moderate temperatures in the east. The forecast guides rail and sea consignments on curtailing exposure and planning routes under early winter conditions.
Weather Front Brings Mixed Rain Snow Across Regions
A low barometer area centered over the Rio Grande valley extends northeast toward the lower Great Lakes. Snow falls in the upper Mississippi and lake regions while rain hits the west Gulf states Ohio and middle Mississippi valleys. Cold northerly winds west of the low and warm southerly winds in the Gulf Atlantic and Ohio valleys. Pittsburg note shows temperatures matching Mobile. Rain expected at Mobile tonight and Wednesday with cooler weather after.
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Mississippi Valley
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Mobile
Albert Ashenberger
Weather Bureau
Cubs Defeat Vols in Nashville Beating 4 to 2
Chicago Cubs overcome Nashville in a 4 to 2 win. Wilbur Goode delivered a three bagger with the bases loaded in the ninth to spark the rally. Pitchers Smith Pierce Beck and Fucid held the opposing offense to a combined few hits before the late inning execute.
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Associated Press
Nashville
Tenn
Chicago Cubs
Wilbur Goode
Bridwell
Smith
Pierce
Beck
Fucid
Hendee
Thorpe Fans Twice in Defeat by NY Recruits
In Austin Texas yesterday March 25 errors hurt the Austin Texas League team as they fell 6 to 1 to New York National League recruits. Thorpe struck out twice.
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Associated Press
Austin
Pirates Are Beaten in Hot Springs Series
In Hot Springs Arkansas on March 25 Boston defeated Pittsburg 7 to 4 after homers by Yerkes and Hendricksen in the second inning. The win gives Boston two victories in the nine game series with Pittsburg leading to a 2-1-1 balance so far.
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Associated Press
Hot Springs
Ark
Yerkes
Hendricksen
Boston
Pittsburg
Bost
Cone
Giants Win In 10th On Wilsons Clutch Triple
Houston tight game ends 3 to 2 as the New York NL regulars top the Texas League entry in extra innings. Wilson’s three base hit sends Gouliatt home from third for the deciding run, with McGraw at end base replacing Herzog who is out.
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Giants
Associated Press
Houston
Tex
Wilson
Gouliatt
McGraw
Herzog
Who Is
Beaumont Defeats By Phillies Recruits in Texas League Tilt
Orange Texas March 25. Home runs by Orr and Houck accounted for four of the five runs by the Philadelphia American League recruits yesterday against the Beaumont Texas League club. Beaumont outhit the visitors but failed to score. Downey of Beaumont had two doubles and two singles in four at bats.
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Associated Press
Orange
Tex
Orr
Houck
Downey
Late-Game Upset Scores Across Campus Grounds
In Washington Pennsylvania the game between Yale and Washington ended 65 to 4 in 11 innings. In Charlottesville Virginia Holy Cross defeated Virginia 4 to 1 signaling strong late performance from the visitors.
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Washington
Pennsylvania
Yale
Charlottesville
Holy Cross
University of Virginia
Sunday leisure bill aims games and theatres hours
A bill introduced in the Tennessee house by Representative O'Brien of Chattanooga would legalize playing baseball tennis and other games and allow cinemas and theatres to operate on Sundays from 2 to 7 pm.
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Associated Press
Nashville
Tenn
House of Representatives
O'Brien
Chattanooga
Corbett Arm Trouble Delays Shortstop’s Practice
Corbett is laid up with an arm ailment and will ease training for several days. Manager Finn warns against overexertion while he undergoes treatment but expects the regular shortstop to be ready for Friday’s game with the Giants if health improves.
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Giants
Women Golfers On Pinehurst Links
Miss Lillian Hyde defeated Mrs. C. F. Uebelacker 6 up 5 to play in Mondays round of match play at the united North and South golf championship in Pinehurst North Carolina. Hyde advances to face Mrs. Raymond Price while Price, holder of the title, beat Mrs. Beall. Myra Bradwell Helmer meets Mrs. J V Hurd after Helmer defeated Frances Scott and Hurd edged Louise Elkins Oakmont.
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Associated Press
Pinehurst
N. C
Lillian Hyde
South Bridgefield
C. F. Uebelacker
Hackensack
Hyde
J. Raymond Price
Oakmont
L. E. Beall
Uniontown
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Myra Bradwell Helmer
Chicago
J. V. Hurd
Helmer
Frances Scott
Hamilton
M. Hurd
Louise Elkins Oakmont
Gardner Wins Opening Game in Amateur Billiards Meet
E W Gardner of East Orange New Jersey defeated J K Cope Morton of Philadelphia 400 to 173 in the first game of the National Association of Amateur Billiard Players championship of America tournament staged in Philadelphia.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
E. W. Gardner
East Orange
N. J
J. K. Cope Morton
National Association of Amateur Billiard Player
Championship of America
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