New Orleans and New York Cotton Market Highlights
The report covers cotton receipts and exports at U S and British ports, with New Orleans prices turning slower on poor conditions but rising into the midday. Futures in New York show steady to firm levels, supported by trade buying and weak spot pressure, while Liverpool and Chicago notes reflect broad market activity across staples and grains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S&s
G. Brit
U. 5 S
Southern Ry
New Orleans
Sally Jiveness
NEW York CO
New York
Liverpool
Wall Street
Sterling Exchange
Wall Street Review
United Fruit
Westinghouse
Studebaker
General Motors
Bethlehem Steel
United States Steel
Anaconda
Guggenheim
Erie
Canadian Pacific
Rock Island
New York Central
Union Pacific
Allis-Chalmers
American Beet
American Can
American Car and Foundry
American Locomotive
Mae Nice Cities
American Cotton
Olt
Ashericdy Smelting
American Sugar
American Tel
Tel
American Tobacco
Anaconda Copper
Atchison
Atlantic Coast Line
Baldwin Locomotive
Baltimore and Ohio
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago, Mil. & St. Paul
Chicago
R. I. & Pac Ry
Consolidated Gas
Crucible Steel
General Electric
Great North Upherd
Illinois Central
Interior
Consol. Corp
Kansas City Southern
Louisville & Nashville
Liggett & Myers
Lorillard Co
Mexican Petroleum
National Lead
Norfolk & Western
Northern Pacific
Pennsylvania
Reading
Rep. Iron & Steel
Seaboard Air Line
Sloss, Shef
Steel & Iron
Studebaker Corporation
Southern Pacific
Caribbean and Southern Steamship keeps Mobile offices
Vice President T. K. Jackson announced the Caribbean and Southern Steamship Company will keep its Mobile offices and will operate the Bucadorean steamer Constitution, a 5600 ton vessel bought for 300000 dollars, between Mobile and New Orleans. He said vessels are routed to where cargo exists and storage limits in Mobile are being addressed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
Caribbean & Southern Steamship Company
T. K. Jackson
Steamship Company
Constitution
New Orleans
Jackson
Mexico
Victor A. Rendon
Crescent City
New York
Eucador
Sisa
Scout Car Heads Toward Pensacola for Thursday Meeting
The scout car with Old Glory on its radiator and the Spanish flag at the rear attracts attention as it travels toward Pensacola. F Powell claims the Old Spanish Trail near Fairhope could be built at 500 per mile with land values rising for adjacent miles. Fairhope pledges Mobile delegation for December convention and welcomes further road and boat traffic growth. Thursday night to be spent in Pensacola.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pensacola
F. Powell
Fairhope
Mobile
Colonial Inn
M. Boen
Apollo
Baldwin
Daniels Drug Co Files for Bankruptcy in Federal Court
The Daniels Drug Company operating stores at 159 and 278 Dauphin Street filed for bankruptcy through attorneys Stevens McCorvey and McLeod. Liabilities are listed at 34 995 with assets of 18 030. The firm was adjudicated bankrupt and the case referred to the referee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniels Drug Company, & Corporation
Dauphin Street
Stevens, McCorvey & McLeod
Federal District Court
Accused Burglar Held Insane in Alabama Court
Robert Brown, a white boy, arrested for bicycle theft and later store robbery at Satsuma Alabama, indicted on grand larceny and burglary, declared insane in city court and ordered returned to the state asylum at Tuscaloosa from which he escaped last July. Attorneys argued mental illness and the jury found for the defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Brown
Satsuma
Ala
Tuscaloosa
Brown
Marriage Licenses Issued by Probate Court
The following licenses were issued Thursday at the probate court: White none. Negroes Norman Beck and Lodell Carter. Willie Stewart and Bertha Swift. Arthur Edwards and Florence Steen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Propare
Norman
Beck
Lodell Carter
Willie Stewart
Bertha Swift
Arthur Edwards
Florence Steen
Gordon Gets His Salary For October
Judge Safford Berney in the law and equity court on the law side granted County Attorney Robert E. Gordon a mandamus against County Treasurer Geo E. Stone to compel payment of Gordon’s October salary for advising the board of revenue and road commissioners. Stone argued the solicitor should advise the county commissioners, but the judge ruled the county attorney was elected for that purpose.
Citrus and Pecan Groves Astonish Mobile Visitors
A 175-strong party including former Senator Frank S White toured south Mobile county citrus and pecan country from Government Street to Grand Bay Irvington. The group viewed Kroner Nurseries Grand Bay farms and dozens of orchards, with stops at Grand Bay and Irvington featuring a luncheon and speeches by McDermott White Thurston and others praising the region's growth and future prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
F.S. White
Baldwin County
Mobile
Bank of Mobile
N. BR. A
Mobile County
Government Streep
Hall's Mill Road
Mormon Church
Kroner
Pascagoula Road
Grand Bay
Irvington
Rome
Michael J. McDermott
White
Barr
Jackson
Smith
Golden Belt
Battle House
W. H. Reynolds
Royal
Government Street
Three-Notch
Novaco
Murphy Williams
Kroner Nursery
Satsuma Grove
Pascagoula
Paul Danner
Satsumas
Senator Bourne
Rabbit Creek
Willard Bros.’ Nursery
Dawes-Theodore
Owen Duffie
Orangehurst
Jessie Pennell
Grand Rapids
Mich
Glen St. Mary
Don Pennell
J. W. Pennell
A. F. Vila
West Virginia
West
Highlands
New Orleans
Ringwood
Ill
D. Hill
Dundee
Hill Place
Mendota
York
Alabama
Illinois
Iowa
New York
Canada
Michigan
Ohio
Miss
Kansas
Chamber of Commerce
Gulf
Gulf Front
Griffing Bros
Louisville
Nashville
Montana
Ilinois
Pennsylvania
Irvington Inn
Charles B. Hervey
Hervey Hotel Company
Baldwin
California
Theodore Thurston
Episcopal Diocese
Oklahoma
Kirk Jackson
Montgomery
Barker
John Bose
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Haynes McFadden
Southern Banker
Atlanta
J. H. Barr
First National Bank
Birmingham
Captain Craft
W. HK
Cedar Road
Bankers Banquet at Battle House a Great Success
The Bankers Banquet at Battle House drew broad praise from attendees including Barr, Bush, Taylor, and Maloney. They highlighted Mobile's harbor potential, citrus industry, and cultural growth while President McDermott urged bankers to aid national happiness and progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Battle House
Page
Barr
Albert P. Bush
Mobile
Alabama
North Alabama
J. Leslie Taylor
George A. Maloney
McDermott
Bank of Mobile
Delover
Satsuma
Chicago men attend steamship company meeting
O E Osthoff of H M Byllesby and Co arrives in Chicago with Judge John Roemer to discuss Caribbean & era Steamship Co. A Thursday meeting with Vice President T K Jackson and H T Jackson follows, after a hotel luncheon hosted by General Lee T K Jackson of Mobile Electric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. EB. Osthoff
H. M. Byllesby & Company
Chicag
Mobile Electric Company
John Roemer
Caribbean &Era Steamship Company
T. K. Jackson
Cawthon Hotel
Mobile Electric Apany
Inge
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The
Gress C. F. F
Bell Phone
Rite Maler Barber College
X. W
Frontier Mfg. Co
Niagara Falls N. Y
Southern Weoman's
Tenn
Washavenue
South Hurtel Street
N. Reed Ave
Bell
J. R. Williams
Pinkerson & Robinson
Dauphin
Corner Cedar
RT Ee
J. Blackman
Southern Realty Company
Ibright& Wood Drug Store
Royal and Government Sts
Satsumas Statinea
A. Smith
Hecdare
Oey
Bop
Kelly
Kentucky
Chins
Fulton
J. B. Roberts
Spring Ill
Fone
S. E. Watkins
Sadaibareed
Stocking Street
Leinkauf School
Modern Avenue
P. O
Cash Bell Me
St. Michael
Corner Hamilton
W. J. Koral
Shaw Elecal CO
Garry WY
W. Thompson & No
Vannah
Gulf Coast
D. Cain
Dauphin-street
Shaw-Cain Electric Co
Ogue Electric Co
Oeamne
St. Cale
Joachim St
Heither
Conception Street
Church St
Church Street
Conti St. Bello
Monroe Street
St. Emanuel Street
Monroe
Marine
New Jersey Sts
Ee & Taylor Com
N. J
F. Duchesneau
Robertsdale
N. Warren
Wanter—Motorcycle
P. O. Box
Wrinten
E. D. Cain
City Electric Co
Reliance Equipment Co., Inc
North Water - Street
Sta of Alabama
Law and Equity Court
Peoples Shoe Company
Ocean Gieamabtp Company
Savannah
Law and Equity Court of Mobile
Peoples Shoe Co
Ocean Steamship ‘Company
Moe
Stella
Steamship CO
W. W. Woodruff
ST. Francis ST
Alabama, Tennessee & Northern Railway
Union Terminal Station
Calvert
Meridian
East
St. Joseph
Congress Street
Warren
Monroe Streets
Lucy Street
Garnett Avenue
Old Shell Road
Bader
Nerae
S. Conception St
Harrison Mutual. Burial Association
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