Market roundup shows steady cotton and grain quotes
Cotton closed firm with middling at 18.00 and a 50 point gain on the day. The market reports upper and lower limits, with specific bid and close figures for various grades. Grain and provisions prices are listed, including wheat No 2 red around 1.57, corn No 2 yellow near 0.89, oats and rye values, and hay and lard prices. Savannah notes turpentine firm at 43.5c and resin quotes across grades with receipts listed.
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Iber
Ember
Sarg
Savannah
Cotton market closes steady with mixed bale prices reported
The listing shows middling and ton figures with prices around 16.15 to 17.03 and bale sales around 1,400. Notes indicate steady closes for various classes, with values such as 16.66 and 16.92 appearing in the table. The fragmentary OCR suggests general market stabilization without dramatic shifts.
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Cece
Lere Tao
Liverpool Cotton Spot Declines and Futures Tick Up
Cotton spot in Liverpool remains steady with good middling at 9.638 pence per pound and mid 9.43 while sales reach 10,000 bales. No receipts reported. Futures show slight increments across front-month pairings from October to June, with backward-looking unsettled terms.
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Liverpool
Ctober
New York Stock List Highlights Broad Market Notes
A dense list of stock quotes across major firms and industries. Notable prices include Bethlehem Steel 560, United States Steel 117 3-4, U S Rubber 61 1-8, Chicago Milwaukee St Paul 96 1-38, American Tobacco 221 1-8, and Southern Pacific 1973-4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Allis Chalmers
American Beet
American Can
American Car and Foundry
American Locomotive
American Cotton Oil
American Smelting
American Sugar
Amer. Tel
Tel
American Tobacco
American Zinc
Anaconda Copper
Atchison
Baldwin Locomotive
Baltimore and Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
Canadian Pacific
Chesapeake& Ohio
Chicago
Mil, & St. Paul
R. I. & Pacific Ry
Consolidated Gas
Crucible Steel
Erie
General Electric
Great Northern Pfd
Great Northern Ore Ctfs
Illinois Central
Inter. Merc. Mar
Ctfs
Kansas City Southern
Louisville & Nashville
Liggett & Myers
Lorillard Co
Maxwell Motors
Mexican Petroleum
de Central Leather
Kennecott Copper
Corn Products
Missouri Pacific
National Lead
New York Central
N. Y
N. H. & Hartford
Norfolk & Western
Northern Pacific
Pennsylvania
Reading
Rep. Iron & Steel
Seaboard Air Line
Sloss-Shef. Steel & Iron
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Pfd
Studebaker Corporation
Tennessee Copper
Texas Co
Union Pacific
United Fruit
United States Rubber
U.S. Smith and Ring
United States Steel
Virginia War, Chem
Wabash Pfd
Western Union
Westinghouse Electric
Body of Unknown Negro Found Drowned in Chickasabogue Creek
The body of an unknown Negro man, about 40, was found drowned in Chickasabogue creek Monday. Coroner George A. Thomas viewed the scene and rendered a verdict of drowning. The man wore blue pants under overalls and had a large hole in the back of the head. A witness named John Liowell reported seeing a man jump from Chickasabogue creek bridge to avoid a southbound train last Wednesday.
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Chickasabogue Creek
George A. Thomas
John Liowell
Chickasa Bogue Creek Bridge
Burial of Mrs Frances Fleanor Pollard
The funeral for Mrs Frances Fleanor Pollard was held at 11 o clock from her residence at Joachim and St Anthony streets. Rev A G Richards of Trinity church and Rev Matthew Brewster of Christchurch conducted the services. Interment followed in Magnolia cemetery with pallbearers Wyndham Lyons Maury Lyons Harris Vaughn Winthrop Hallett Tom Foster H Mc Clelland James R Hagan and Marshall Highley and honorary pallbearers Dr A Mohr Samuel Marston J F Ross Sr and Dr F C Sherard.
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Fannie E. Pollard
Frances Fleanor-Pollard
Joachim and
St. Anthony Streets
A. G. Richards
Trinity Church
Matthew Brewster
Christchurch
Magnolia Cemetery
Wyndham Lyons
Maury Lyons
Harris Vaughn
Winthrop Hallett
Tom Foster
Death of Miss Mary Henry Sampson in Wilcox County
Miss Mary Henry Sampson aged 14 of Claerne Wilcox County Alabama died Monday at 4 30 AM at the home of her niece Mrs J W Wilcox 221 12 Old Shell Road after a long illness She is survived by one sister Mrs R A Savage three nieces Mrs John W Murrell Mrs R M Dodge and Mrs J W Wilcox one nephew H P Savage and other relatives.
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Mary Henry Sampson
Cla’ 9Rne
Wilcox County
Alabama
J. W. Wilcox
R. A. Savage
John W Murrell
R. M
Mrs Henrietta Adams Prewitt Dies After Illness
Mrs Henrietta Adams Prewitt wife of Mr David Prewitt of Ozark Alabama died Sunday after a week long illness. Funeral held Monday at 11 at Midway. She is survived by six children four sisters Miss Harrietta Adams Massolina Adams Mrs Richard D Lundy of Mobile and Mrs Louis Davison of Oakdale Louisiana and three brothers Q S Adams of Bir-
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Henrietta Adams Prewitt
David Prewitt
Ozark
Ala
Midway
Prewitt
Spencer Adams
North Ann Street
Harrietta Adams
Massolina Adams
Richard D. Lundy
Mobile
Louis Davison
Oakdale
Q Ss. Adams
Bir
Investments reveal huge banker gathering at dawn
A report notes the Investments of America gathering drawing about 05,000 bankers. President Aklin of New York presided as the event opened today with remarks on finance and growth.
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America
Aklin
New York
Eberlein Chosen Grand Jury Foreman in City Court
The October term grand jury of the city court convened Monday at noon with Judge O J Semmes appointing George Eberlein foreman. The twelve day session runs to October 14 with Deputy Sheriff A Z Oberhaus named bailiff and a roster of local citizens serving as jurors.
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O. J. Semmes
George Eberlein
William Scott
Larkin P. Phillips
Theodore
Robert Deakle
Coden
Walter Weaver
Delchamps Station
Robert Fields
Grand Bay
Augustus George
Georgetown
George Madson
Wiley Denmark
Citronelle
W. G. Demony
Leonard J. Kron
William F. Laird
Lester Dodden
Willie Broadus
Edwin FE. Colburn
Oliver T. Arnold
Cornelius W. Vink
Mobile
Hubbard F. Ward
Wilmer
A. Z. Oberhaus
Ragan Loses 2 to 0 to Alexander in baseball game
In the third inning Boston’s Gowdy flied out as Ragan, on defense, was put out by Niehoff to Luderus. Egan started a double play by tagging Killifer at first. Philadelphia’s Alexander was retired by Maranville to Keneschy as Paskett and Byrne reached on a Stock single and walk, with Whitted lining out to Snodgrass. No runs scored in the frame.
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Boston
Gowdy
Niehoff
Ragan
Luderus
Snodgrass
Stock
Philadelphia
Alexander
Maranville
Kenetchy
Paskett
Byrne
Whitted
Boston and Philadelphia Scoreless Fourth Inning Action
In the fourth inning Maranville reached on a fielder’s choice to Whit ted. Niehoff threw out Wilhoit. Konetchy singled as Stock mishandled. Smith forced Konetchy and Byrne to Niehoff. No runs. For Philadelphia Cravath and Luderus were retired by Konetchy and Niehoff, with Smith making the final out.
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Boston
Maranville
Whitted
Niehoff
Wilhoit
Konetchy
Smith
Byrne
Ladelphia
Cravath
Luderus
Fifth Inning Recap With Philadelphia Scoring Play
In the fifth inning Boston retired Chapelle on a fly out and Egan struck out as Killifer doubled for Philadelphia. Alexander sacrificed, Ragan's throw kept Killifer safe at third, Killifer scored on Byrne's sacrifice, and Egan threw Stock out. One run.
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Boston
Chapelle
Paskert
Egan
Killifer
Gowdy
Philadelphia
Alexander
Ragan
Smith
Byrne
Konetchy
Stock
Baseball scoreboard notes from Boston Philadelphia game
In the sixth inning Boston retired Ragan on a high fly to Killifer. Maranville fouled out to Kenethy. No runs. Philadelphia also had Whitted out, Maranville to Kenetchy. Cravath struck out, Luderus flied to Snodgrass. No runs.
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Boston
Byrne
Ragan Snodgrass
Killifer
Maranville
Whitted
Philadelphia
Kenetchy
Cravath
Luderus
Snodgrass
Seventh Inning Shuffle Highlights Silence on Runs
In the seventh inning at Boston, Withoit out, Alexander to Luderus. Konetchy out, Niehoff to Luderus. Byrne threw out Smith. No runs. Philadelphia sees Niehoff fly to Snodgrass. Killifer and Alexander both struck out.
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Boston
Withoit
Alexander
Luderus
Konetchy
Niehoff
Byrne
Smith
Philadelphia
Snodgrass
Killifer
Incomplete Eighth Inning Misplay Dictates Scoreline
In the eighth inning Boston batsmen Chapelle and Connelly made outs, Collins reached on a fumble by Stock, Magee was retired, and Philadelphia swapped pitchers with Alien and Blackburn. Paskert singled and advanced on Byrne sacrifice, Stock flied out, Paskert stole second, Whitted fouled out, leaving the frame unsettled as no run was scored.
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Boston
Chapelle
Paskett
Connelly
Egan
Niehoff
Collins
Gowdy
Stock
Magee
Ragan
Byrne
Philadelphia
Alien
Blackburn
Fitzpatrick
Paskert
Smith
Konetchy
Thire
Whitted
Snodgrass Out, Niehoff In as Phillies Win
Boston: Snodgrass out. Niehoff to Luderus. Niehoff also threw out Maranville. Wilhoit was safe on a hit to short but forced out at second. Stock to Niehoff on Konetchy’s grounder. Final score: Philadelphia 1, Boston 0.
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Boston
Snodgrass
Niehoff
Luderus
Maranville
Wilhoit
Stock
Konetchy
R. H. EB. Hoste
Philadelphia
Dr. Bell’s Pine Tar Honey Cold Remedy Ad
An old advertisement promotes Dr. Bell’s Pine Tar Honey as relief for stuffed heads and chest congestion. It claims glycerine glycerin and antiseptic tar loosen phlegm and ease breathing, suitable for children and adults. price listed as 26 cents.
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Shindy
Miikea
Bell
Freda to Sail for Fort in Lower Bay
The Russian ship Touchéd is set to proceed to the lower bay during the day while Freda prepares for sea and awaits sailing orders there. Ellis of United Fruit arrives in the city with a cargo of 30,000 banana bunches.
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Ellis
United Fruit Company
Alamo Reach Port With Freight and Passengers
The Mallory line steamer Alamo arrived at the harbor Sunday and is docked at the Mallory piers. She will depart Tuesday morning after loading cargo.
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Mallory Line
Mallory Piers
Nord America Arrives in Lower Bay. Heads to Turner-Hartwell Docks
The Ward line steamer Nord America reached the lower bay this morning and is due to reach the city on Tuesday. It will dock at Turner-Hartwell docks to load Mallory line cargo for the Mallory line.
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Ward Line
Nord Amerika
Lower Bay
Turner-Hartwell Docks
Mallory Line
Vessels Docks Shifts as Repairs Continue at Gulf Pry Docks
The tank barge Magnolia was released from Gulf Pry Docks on Sunday after repairs. The bark Duncraig moved from the stream to Pinto docks to start work. The schooner Lizie E Dennison remains in dry dock pending maintenance.
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Magnolia
Gulf Pry
Duncraig
Pinto Docks
Lizie E. Dennison
Clara Scott Sails Tuesday for Key Francis Cuba
The schooner Clara under Captain C. Scott departs Tuesday carrying lumber for Key Francis Cuba. The vessel was dismasted in the lower bay during the July 6 storm, then repaired here and reloaded before departure.
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Clara Scott
Clara
C. Scott
Key Francis
Cuba
Scott
Many Cases Monday in Inferior Criminal Court
Alonzo Small was sentenced to eighty days hard labor for assaulting Lucille Palmer and presenting a pistol at Estelle Logan. Tom Flinn received ten days in jail for stealing a blanket from the Southern Hotel. The case against W Crooke for unlawful and malicious injury to an animal was continued until October 7. Complainant Charles Lewis alleges the defendant killed a valuable hog. Several defendants, including Calvin Hopkins James Witherspoon Pick Shine John Dawkins Charley Parnell John Wright and Mose Parnell were fined or jailed for gaming.
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Alonzo Small
Chamberlain
Inferior Criminal Court
Small
Lucille Palmer
Estelle Logan
Tom Flinn
Southern
Flinn
W. Crooke
Charles Lewis
Springhill
Calvin Hopkins
James Witherspoon
Pick Shine
John Dawkins
Charley Parnell
John Wright
Mose Parnell
Marriage Licenses Issued by Probate Court
The following licenses were issued from the probate court fonday White Louis Seelbach and Daisy A Peck William Albert Foehl and Myrtle Laventa Eglin.
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Probate Court Fonday
Louis Seelbach
Daisy A. Peck
William Albert Foehl
Myrtle Laventa Eglin
Clear Bad Skin From Within With Dr King Pills
Pimples and muddy complexions blamed on blood impurities. Dr King s New Life Pills claim to purify the system with a mild laxative effect. A morning bowel movement follows a night dose. Available at your druggist for 25 cents.
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Dr. King
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