Quiet New York cotton and bullish Wall Street rally
New York on May 22 reports cotton opening steady then rising on local bull support aided by Southwest rain and crop progress hopes. Futures show July to March prices with modest gains as market closes easy. Wall Street advances boost key industrials and copper stocks amid renewed bullish sentiment. Naval stores in Savannah show turpentine and rosin activity with assorted grade quotes.
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New York
Wall Street
Wall Street Review
Bethlehem Steel
Cotton Market Mixed in New Orleans Trade
Moderate buying met slender offerings in New Orleans today with prices up 4 to 6 points over yesterday. War activity in Italy remains the main bullish factor as selling later turned heavy and prices edged lower in the final half hour. Spot cotton steady with no new activity and 770 bales sold on the day.
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Orleans
Italy
Independent Phone Companies Secure Long Distance Facilities
Press dispatches from Memphis report the Tri-State Telephone Association is near completing an agreement with the Postal Telegraph and Cable Company to use its wires in the entire South. The plan lets independent Southern firms operate long distance, linking Home Telephone Co to Memphis and other Mississippi cities, Memphis to Dallas, Cairo to St Louis, and Atlanta to Memphis, Birmingham and Montgomery.
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Memphis
Tenn
Tri-State Telephone Association
William H. Bryant
Mobile
South
Postal Telegraph and Cable Company
Southern Bell
Tri- State Association
Home Telephone Company
MobMe
Hattiesburg
Meridian
Yazoo City
Miss
That City
Dallas
Texas
Cairo
Ill
St. Louis
Louisville
Atlanta
Birmingham
Montgomery
Deaths and Funerals in Mobile Area
David N. McLean died in Phoenix Arizona formerly of Little River Mobile county leaving a wife and three children plus siblings. L O Wiggins a locomotive engineer died at Richton Mississippi and was buried Friday with a wife three children and several siblings surviving. Wiggins was a native of Monroe county.
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David N. McLean
Mobile
Phoenix
Arizona
Little River
Mobile County
L. O. Wiggins
L. O.wiggins
Richton
Miss
Monroe County
Messrs. R., L
D. BR
W. P. Wiggins
Mexia
Ala
Death of Thomas A. Page in Chicago
Thomas A. Page, a six year Mobile resident linked with John Morrell & Co., died in Chicago, Illinois, on Monday. Interment followed in Chicago. His wife is Mrs. Alice Hoagland Page of Ottumwa, Iowa.
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Thomas A. Page
Mobile
John Morrell & Co
Chicago
Ilk
Alice Hoagland Page
Ottumwa
Ibdwa
Burial of T. T. Dorman in Mobile on Friday
The funeral for Thomas T. Dorman occurred Friday afternoon at 4 at his home 211 North Conception Street and at 6 at St Francis Street Methodist Church with Rev C C McGhee officiating. He was interred in Magnolia cemetery with Knights Templar pallbearers and Confederate veterans from Raphael Semmes Camp UCV present. Judge Browne adjourned Mobile circuit court in his honor.
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T. T. Dorman
Thomas T. Dorman
North
Conception Street
St. Francis Street Methodist Church
C. C. McGhee
Magnolia Cemetery
O. J. Semmes
Safford Berney
C. N. Owen
FE. T. Toomer
George Jones
Erwin Craighead
M. T. Judge
Knights Templar
John W. Phillips
Percy B. Dixon
Joseph R
Little
Charles
Shawhan
John D. Wilkins
Phillip
Mobile Commandery No. 2
Raphael Semmes Camp
U.C. V
Visitors register at city hotels during weekend
Business visitors noted at Battle House Bienville Windsor and St. Andrew hotels. Names include Vredenburg of Vredenburg Ala J T Wiley Mrs W A Weaver Klosky G Hillman T Pace J A Skimpler C C Day Curt O Dowe and others from Selma Daphne Foley Pensacola Lake City and Columbia. Several locals visit relatives before returning home.
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McCarthy
Birmville
Ala
J. E. Flemming
Choctaw Bluff
Klosky
G. . Hillman
Selma
Thomas’ Malbi
Daphne
T. H. Pace
Jackson
J. A. Skimpler
Dauphin Island
C. C. Day
Foley
A. C. Crabil
Lake City
Fla
Thomas Fannan
Columbia, Tenn
Cawthon
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Polly
Steves
Crucible Steel
Lackawanna Steel
Westinghouse
Union Pacific
Reading
United States Steel
American Agricultural
American Can
American Cotton Oil
American Smelting
American Sugar
American Tel
Tel
Atchison
Baltimore and Ohio
Canadian Pacific
Chesapeake and Ohio
Mil
St. Paul
Erie
General Electric
Great Northern Pid
Interborough Met
Pfd
Kansas City Southern
Nashville
Liggett & Myers
Mexican Petroleum
Missouri, Kansas and
N.Y. N. HL & Hartford
Northern Pacific
Pennsylvania
Rep
Iron and Steel
Rock Island Co
Seaboard Air Line
Sloss-Shef, Steel and Iron
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Liverpool
Cotton Exchange
Savannah
Wha Kwean
Ceremorece
Eeewen
Maren
Vecces
The
Oneida Community, Ltd
Alabama
Mississippi
Florida
Georgia
Louisiana
Virginia
Maryland
South Carolina
Tennessee
Oneita Community Ltd
Lyric
Home Gardens
Call Home
Hoffman
Dauphin St
Jane Henry
Meyer, Scott and Dauphin
North Joachim Street
Bell
Reed Avenue
Copa St
Shaw. Cain Electrical Co
Dauphin Street
Madame Paulind
Palmint
Crichton
Artemus Lindo
Whistler
Prichard
Dixie Park
Madam Royal
Government
Old Government
Williams St
Geo. W. Herbert
Spring Hill
N. E
Owerts Lane
George W. Herbert
Government Street
Bay Mare
Charles Doherty
Elmira Street
A. Barmann
Conti St
American Workmen Insurance Company
F St
Washington, D.C
J. Bishop
Fairhope
Virginia Street
Michigan Avenue
Southern Fuel & Material Co
South Wharf
James McPhillips
City Bank
C .E.moc Crichton
Southern Screen Co
St. Emanuel
G. A. Hopp
Franklin
Gelles
Spring Avenue
All Heart
Barret Lumber
Smithne Co
Lafayette Street
Ryalyo
Spa Cycle Co
Dixie Re Ber Co
Beil
Edwaler
Lambert St
City
A. Wood
Crichton, Ala
White
A. F
J. B
Ness
Post Office Box Mobile
Aia
W. J. Koral
Congress Streets
James Fowler
Wells
Thompson
Practical Architec
Marsena Parker
South Dauphin
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