Notice by Executor in Estate of Thomas Hatter Deceased
Executor E Lyles Hatter asks all claimants against the estate of Thomas Aaron Hatter to present claims within the legal period or be barred. Probate court of Mobile County Alabama granted letters testamentary April 24 1918 by Judge Price Williams Jr. Gordon and Edington attorneys handle the matter.
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Mobile County
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Robert Visel
Court House
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Bebee
Louisville & Nashville Railroad Company
Bebee Tract
Louis R. Bart
John Piplack
Hall's Mill Creek
Eugene K. Frueruff
Thomas Aaron Hatter
Price Williams, Jr
E. Lyles Hatter
Gordon & Edington
Directors Move Toward Union Pacific Southern Pacific Merger Dissolution
Directors at dividend meetings in New York today took action toward dissolving the federated merger. The proceedings reflect ongoing reorganization of the Union Pacific and Southern Pacific systems under the Associated Press report.
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Associated Press
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Union Pacific
Southern Pacific Railroad Systems
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Mobile Market Steady With Lower Week Totals and Yearly Compare
The Mobile market closed steady from Wednesday with a drop of 25 sales. Wednesday’s sales were 50 versus 25 on Thursday, exports on Thursday zero, and last year’s Thursday exports totaled 192. Receipts this day reached 81 while exports stood 192, with stock at 8239. Consolidated figures show port receipts and exports by destination and yearly totals for the period through September 1.
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Great Britain
New Orleans Cotton Opens Steady Gains on Trade News
Cotton futures in New Orleans opened with 3 to 4 point advances on good cables as April export data from the British board of trade suggested larger shipments of cloths and yarns. Prices rose early, then eased after rain prospects along the eastern belt and Atlantic coast. End of first half hour showed 1 to 2 points over prior close. to finish the session the market posted a net 2 to 8 point advance.
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British Board of Trade
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Titi
New York Cotton Opens Steady Then Falls on Eastern Belt Rain
Cotton futures opened steady with small gains on fresh foreign trade optimism and buying by locals, then slipped as showers in the eastern belt and realized selling pressured prices. By noon quotes stood a little above yesterday's final, with spot markets quiet and middling grades around 12 cents.
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Cotton market report from Liverpool on May 8
Cotton spot market steady as prices hold across grades. Sales total 7,000 with 6,400 from American origin and 300 for speculation and export. receipts 1,000 zero American. Futures opened and closed steady with varied forward price quotes from May to April.
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Liverpool
Wool Hides Tallow and Wax Flint Hides Ib Dryomalt Hid a
The fragmentary text mentions wool and hides with references to wax, dryomalt, and Flint Hides. The source appears damaged with incomplete phrases and unclear context for a full summary or event.
Abnormally cool weather across western regions noted
The Cotton Region Bulletin reports unusually cool weather prevailing in districts west of the Mississippi with near normal temperatures elsewhere. Scattered precipitation is recorded in all districts except Memphis and three western districts. Albert Ahenberger, local forecaster, Weather Bureau.
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Weather Bureau
Weather report relief with high pressure across east
The bulletin notes moderate temperatures and fair weather over the eastern half of the country under high barometer pressure. A separate high area over the northern Rocky Mountains brings cold, precipitating conditions, with below freezing temperatures near the US northern boundary. A barometric low spans from the Mexican border to the north Pacific coast, bringing fair weather and moderate temperatures. Overnight and Friday expect fair conditions at Mobile.
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Mobile
Money Market Report Shows Steady Call Money Rates
In New York on May 8 money on call remained steady around 2 3 4 percent with bids at 2 3 4 and offerings at 2 7 8. Time loans firm with sixty days at 2 3 4 to 4 percent and ninety days at 4 to 4 1/2 percent. six months 4 1/2 percent. Prime mercantile paper 5 to 6 1/2 percent. Sterling exchange weaker with bankers' bills at 4 83 05 for sixty days and 4 86 40 for demand. commercial bills 4 82 34. Bar silver 60, Mexican dollars 48c. Government bonds strong. railroad bonds irregular.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Wheat Crop Bulletin Shows Strong Winter Wheat Health
May crop report from the Agricultural Bureau notes winter wheat 91.9 percent normal, area to harvest 30,938,000 acres, yield 16.6 bushels per acre, crop total 513,571,000 bushels. Rye 91.0 percent, meadow hay lands 88.5, farms hay 10,828,000 tons, pasture 87.1, spring plowing 67.2 percent done, spring planting 57.0 percent done.
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Associated Press
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Savannah May Sale Report from Turpen Cone Firm
Savannah report shows Turpen tine firm with 947 receipts and rosin 2334 barrels, price 381 4 3 4 cents per unit, sales none.
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Savannah
Wall Street Review May Market Report Highlights Copper Gains
Lack of demand kept trading muted with professional selling on hopes advances faded. Amalgamated Copper rose on a favorable producer report though overall lists eased. Canadian Pacific faced pressure, copper stocks strengthened late, and bonds remained irregular as prices drifted lower after crop figures.
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Chamber of Commerce Quota on Produce Rates
The Chamber of Commerce sets a quota on produce with a figure of 3.75 units. Officials outline how suppliers must meet the daily target and describe enforcement plans. Local merchants expect impact on pricing and inventory.
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