Luncheon Guests Attend D R Dunlap Mercantile Delegation
Delegates from Nashville and Richmond attend a luncheon with D. R. Dunlap Mercantile Company and Bloch & Neuberger of Mobile. The program includes talks on photographing samples and returned goods and a later Styles address by J F Stickel. Delegates discuss next convention sites and reelect the president Murray Brown amid active participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. R. Dunlap Mercantile Company
Bloch & Neuberger
Mobile
L. W. Edwards
M. E. Smith & Co
Omaha
J. F. Stickel
McCall Company of
New York
Nashville
Tenn
Richmond
Virginia
Tennessee
Murray Brown
Naval future assured Pensacola says Hervey
George H. Hervey manager of the San Carlos in Pensacola Florida is visiting and recently returned from Washington where he urged the naval affairs committee to extend the Pensacola navy yard season indefinitely. He said Pensacola citizens are assured the yard will become the world’s greatest naval aeronautic station after the Mexico crisis ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Hervey
San Carlos
Pensacola
Fla
Cawthon Hotel
Washington, D. C
Naval Affairs Committee
Davy Yard
Hervey
Navy Yard
Mexico
Grand and petit jurors named for May term in Mobile
The May term of the United States District Court convenes in Mobile on May 25. U.S. Clerk Richard Jones Jr. reported that information prevailed in selecting the grand and petit jurors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States District Court
Mobile
Dapety
United States
Richard Jones, Jr
Markets Show Varied Movements Across Wheat and Corn
Chicago grains drifted with May wheat and corn futures fluctuating amid receipts and exports updates. The report lists daily open and close figures, multiple commodity price points, and U S port receipts and export allocations against last year totals.
Turpen Firm Yields Rosin Receipts and Quotes
Savannah rosin market report shows a single firm at 23.438 cents with 786 casks received. Rosin firm receipts tally 1,739. Quotations list various grades from B at 3.45 to N at 5.40 and Ww at 5.75, with H and I and other grades priced accordingly.
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Savannah
Turpen
Cotton opens higher as Liverpool support lifts New Orleans market
New Orleans May 6 cotton market opens up 2 to 3 points on most months led by stronger Liverpool while spot sales rise. Spot steady with Middling 11.18 cents. Sales on spot 1,863 bales. to arrive 775. Futures mostly higher with May 12.81, July 12.65, October 11.69.
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New Orleans
Liverpool
New York Cotton Opens Steady Amid Light Sales
The New York cotton market opened steady with little sales and futures steady. Spot prices ended quiet at Middling Upland 12.90 and Middling Gulf 13.15 while Liverpool remained an active buyer for July and slow crop months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Liverpool
Gulf
Waynes
Ecie Ares Isede Sbnee
Sre
Liverpool Cotton Spot Rates and Futures Quiet in May 6
The Liverpool market reports spot cotton steady with good middling at 7.874d and middling 5.81d while sales reach 18 000 bales and receipts total 6 000 bales. Futures are quiet with May 6.91 and May-June 6.91, others ranging from 6.23 to 6.82 with various month spreads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Wall Street Dullness Signals Wait for Mexican Developments
Markets open with minimal turnover and small price declines led by broad lack of demand. Notable quotes include Amalgamated Copper 72 1 4, American Tobacco 226, United States Steel 59 1 2, Union Pacific 155 7 8, and Western Union 61 7 8 as investors await Mexican situation news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Amalgamated Copper
American Agricultural
American Tel. & Tel
American Tobacco
Atchison
Atlantic Coast Line
Baltimore & Ohio
Canadian Pacific
Chesapeake and Ohio
Chicago
Mil
St. Paul
Erie
Pennsylvania
Rock Island Co., Ptd
Seaboard Air Line
Seaboard Air Line Pfd
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway Preferred
Tennessee Copper
Texas Co
Union Pacific
United States Steel
United States Steel Prd
Virginia-Carp. Chem
Western Union
Grain prices in St. Louis market report May 6
St Louis cash grain quotes show Wheat No 2 red 94 06c No 2 hard 91 12% No 2 corn 71 1 4c No 2 white 73 1 2c Oats No 2 40c No 2 white 41c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Cash Grain and
Chicago
Grain and Provisions Prices From St Louis and Chicago
Cash grain and provisions reported in St Louis and Chicago with bid prices for wheat corn and oats. Interment announced for Samuel L Chavers, 44, who died at a local infirmary. services to Bluff Springs, Florida, with nun relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluff Springs
Samuel L. Chavers
Fia
Mobile approves sale of 62000 bond issue for Twelfth Paving
City of Mobile authorizes the public works bonds totaling sixty two thousand dollars for the Twelfth Paving Improvement. The bonds issued at a price above par will be sold to The Bank of Mobile and bear a six percent interest rate with semiannual coupons. The bonds are secured by a lien on abutting property and are signed by the Mayor and Auditor with the city seal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Commissioners
City of
Mobile
Bank of Mobile, N. B A
Alabama
United States of America
State of Alabama
City of Mobile Public Works Bond Series
United States
American Exchange National Bank
New York
State of
Minute Book
Mobile Public Works bond coupon notes 1914 1915
Coupon notes authorize payments of 25 dollars for six months interest on Mobile Alabama Public Works bond series L dated June 1 1914. Payments due December 1 1914 and June 1 1915 at American Exchange National Bank New York City. Ordinance states effective upon adoption and publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
Alabama
United States
American Exchange National Bank
New York City
Mobile Cotton Exchange Joins National Body
After the National Cotton Conference adjourned, W C Lawson of the Texas Cotton Association called a meeting in Augusta to organize a national committee on cotton exchanges. Exchanges enrolled include Mobile Meridian Augusta New Orleans New York Selma Little Rock Savannah Birmingham Dallas Montgomery San Antonio Waco and the Texas Cotton Association. Lawson was named president of the National Association with H Barrett as vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
National Cotton Conference
W. C. Lawson
Texas Cotton Association
Mobile
National Association of Cotton Exchanges
Meridian
New Orleans
New York
Selma
Little Rock
Savannah
Birmingham
Dallas
Montgomery
San Antonio
Waco
Texas
H. Barrett
Deat
Sccohee
Chancery Notice Involving Whistler Property in Mobile
In the Mobile Chancery case Emanuel H. Bixler vs Hattle Chance et al No 1015 1914 order states Ce leste Akridge and Marcelia Lundy and their heirs if living are non residents over 21 claim rights to property in Mobile County described as Whistler plots—land in Square 22 82 38 34 36 36 with specific parcels sold by Emma C. Williams. Defendants heirs or representatives must plead answer or demur by May 28 1914 or be confessed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
Alabarms
Emanuel H. Bixler
Hattle Chance
Court of Chancery
Southwestern Chancery Division
State of
Alabama
Celeste Akridge
Marcélia Lundy
Mobile County
Whistler
Mobile and Ohio Railroad Company
Emma C. Williams
Sixth and Magee Streets
Sixth Street
Magee Street
Fight and
Engine Streets
Eight and
Kenner Street
Eighth and
Kenner Streets
Price Williams’ Estate Sub-Division
Sixth and
Magee Streets
Si Sixth
Automobile Manufacturers and Distributors Storage Offer
Automobile manufacturers and distributors are urged to store local stocks with us to save rent and labor for showrooms and caretakers. They can keep machines safe from fire in sprinklered warehouses with low insurance rates. We offer loan negotiations on stored stock pending sales. write for full details of other advantages.
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Bell
South Conception Street
Felix Girard Company
Minneapolis
Minny Po
Spring Hill
Joachim
Dauphin
St. Francis
Child'’S
Partridge-Mickle Gro. Co
St. Francis and
Roe Drug Co
Palmetto Street
N. Water St
St. Francis Street
Bield’s Ice Crear Co
Marsena Parker
Rickerby
First South
Home
Spring Hill Road
Southern Fuel and Material Co
Crichton Lumber Co
Dan Williams
Bell Phone
Protestant Orphans “Asylum
Adam Glass & Co
Smith Piano Co
Certs Roe Drug Co
Government St
Mobile Shingos
Anlek Shineap
Ypress Bards and Ering
Lee Ene
Barret Lumber Co
Houston Street
Virginia Street
Field’s Ice Cream Co
Bell Pene
Remington
Ofice van Antwerp Doig Co
Panama
Robertson &_ Fincher
Ga & Martin
I. Louis St
Metropolitan Loan Co
S. Lafayette Street
Conti Street
Shaw-Cain Electric CO
Dauphin Street
Lyric Dry Cleaning & Pressing Co
Jackson St
Pike Cut Rate
Davis Avenue and Hospital
Pike’s Peak
Gulf Shingle Mfg. Co
Mobile Truck & Draying Co
St. Louis St
Ala
William J. Koral
N. W. Congress
Royal
Gage & Martin
St. Louis St. Home
Beil
Southern Fuel and Material Company
Park Place
John Hakanson
Spring Hill Avenue
East
Chichester
Caddo
Ity Oil Company
Ghreveport
Mobile Farm Land Company
St. Francis St
Pollock
Boston Shoe Shop
Centi
M. Z
Verona Lumber Company
Panama Auction Co
Howard French Dry Cleaning Co
Aent
Earl Street
William H. McCleery
South
Lafayette Street
Bickley Furniture Co
Dauphin St
Bell 1200
Collins
Dearborn
D. P
J. W
Foreman
France
Davis Ave
Tanzie Beauty Parlor
Mesdames
A. Lewis
F. Green
Mark
Resolutions Committee
Alen
Umu
NAVAL
Grain and Provisions
Visions
Britain
Fae
Ranac Uise Patos
Wall Street Review
Treas
Urer
City Ticket Office
South Royal Street
Geron
Mobile Cotton Exchange
Ington
D. C
Frank H. Barrett
Kaee
National Association
Automobile
Magnolia Warehouse & Compress Co
Mobile, Alabama
Robert B. Turner
Commerce St
J. A. Maryman
Soi
Francis St
Warrant Warehouse Company
Windsor Eotel
Cafe Royal
Verona Lumber CO Retail Lumber
the Place
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