Cotton Market in New Orleans Rises and Falls With Weather
Cold belt weather spurred an early buying wave in New Orleans cotton, lifting prices 15 to 22 points in initial trading before profit taking pulled futures 1 to 5 points below prior close. Warmer demand from forecasts of colder eastern weather revived buying, lifting late-day months 21 to 23 points over yesterday's quotes before a liquidation slump. Spot cotton stayed steady with modest declines.
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New Orleans
Bankruptcy notice for Carl E Hall in Mobile Alabama
United States District Court Southern District of Alabama Bankruptcy. Carl E Hall of Mobile was adjudicated bankrupt October 19 1916. First meeting of creditors will be held November 7 1916 at 2 PM in Mobile for proof of claims appointment of a trustee examination of the bankrupt and related matters. Robert T Ervin Referee in Bankruptcy October 19 1916.
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Carl E. Hall
U. S. District Court
District of Alabama
Mobile
Alabama
Robert T. Ervin
Ed Bozeman
U. & District Court
Plateau
New York Cotton Market Opens Steady With Mixed Support
The New York cotton market opened steady but declined briefly, then rallied on renewed bull support as frost fears faded. December fell from 18.50 to 18.40, March from 18.56 to 18.51, with later gains to 18.57 for December and 18.52 for January before midday. Prices eased toward afternoon on realizations as frosts and ice selling circulated.
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New York
Abilene
Texas
Wall Street
New Orleans
Frost News
Oklahoma
Notice of Stolen Ford Touring Car 1916 Mobile
A Ford touring car 1916 model with license 13 244 and motor 1023040 is reported stolen. Front tires worn, outside boot left rear wheel, rear double tire, tool box left running board, seat covers light brown. Reward 25 by Automobile Club of Mobile for return and thief conviction, thief identified as Cleveland Brothers.
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Automobile Club of Mobile
Cleveland Brothers
Munson line steamer Munsomo sails for Havana from port
The Munsomo, loaded and ready, is to sail this afternoon for Havana. The schooner Melville P. Smith plans to depart by Saturday at 6 PM with cargo for Cuban ports. Tugs Echo and Nimrod work in the lower bay to refloat the grounded Porto after the hurricane.
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Munsomo
Munson Line
Munsomo Bom
Ereo
Havana
Porto P
Porto
Echo
Nimrod
Percy Birdsall Returns Unharmed After Bay Gale
The American schooner Percy Birdsall, weathered a recent hurricane in the lower bay and has arrived in the city with no damage. The ship will load cargo.
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Birdsall
Percy Birdsall
Lower Bay
Dorr Loads Lumber Cargo at Bahamas Timber Docks
The American steamer Temple Dorr is at the Bahamas Timber Company docks loading a cargo of lumber and timber for the Bahamas company.
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DORR
Temple BE
Bahamas Timber Company
Bahamas Company
Beacham Schooner Arrives For Alumber Cargo in Mobile
The American schooner Harrison Beacham, a familiar ship at this port, has arrived in the lower bay and will proceed to Mobile to load a lumber cargo.
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Beacham
Harrison Beacham
Mobile
Shippers Forecast Warns of Temperature Variations
The weather bureau issues a forecast urging protection of shipments in the next 24 to 36 hours as temperatures shift north 26 degrees east and west 16 degrees. River forecasts indicate the Tombigbee system will show little change while the Alabama rises over the same period.
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Focal Weather Bureau
Tombigbes
Alabama
Stock Market Rebounds Across Sectors In New York
The New York market registers broad reversals with gains in United States Steel General Electric Republic Steel and other industrials. Reading Union Pacific and rail peers rise while paper sugar and fertilizer issues show solid advances amid a mixed afternoon list of prominent equities and favorites.
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New York
Cearly
Uni States Steel
General Electric
Republic Steel
Pressed
American Woolen
Reading
Union Pacific
Wabash
Rock Island
Allis-Chalmers
Car and Foundry
Tel
Anaconda Copper
Atchison
Atlantic Coast Line
Baldwin Locomotive
Baltimore and Ohio
Canadian Pacific
Chesapeake and Ohio
Ohi
Mil
St. Paul
Chicago
Consolidated Gas
Crucible Steel
Erie
Great Northern Pfd
Great Northern Ore Ctfs
Illinois Central
Inter. Mer. Mar
Ctfs
Kansas City Southern
Louisville & Nashville
Liggett & Myers
Lorillard Co
Maxwell Motors
Mexican Petroleum
Corn Products
Central Leather
Missouri, Kansas & Texas Ptd
Missouri Pacific
National Lead
New York Central
N. Y
N. H
Southern Railway
Studebaker Corporation
Tennessee Copper
Texas Co
United Fruit
United States Rubber
U. S. Smelting & Refining
United States Steel
United States Steel Pfd
Virginia Care. Chem
Va. Iron, Coal
Clear Bad Skin From Within By Dr. King's New Life Pills
Pimply muddy complexions are blamed on impurities in the blood. Dr. King's New Life Pills claim to clear up the skin by removing poisons from the system and improving eye brightness. A morning bowel movement follows a nightly dose. available at your druggist for 26c.
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Dr. King
Mississippi Cotton Prices Hit Local and Southern Records
Mississippi trustees sold 28 bales of short staple cotton at 18.97 and 1-3 cents per pound average, with a 19.51 maximum, plus 662 bales of long staple at 24.55 average and 25.79 maximum. Cotton seed brought 58.20 per ton. The sale set local and Southern records.
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Jackson
Miss
Mississippi
Cardui credited with curing long illness in Sheffield resident
Mrs. J. T. Stonecipher recalls years of severe health problems including near paralysis and sleep in bed long periods. After doctors offered surgery and ineffective medicines her neighbors urged Cardui. After two bottles she improved markedly and was permanently cured, she says, and urges others to try Cardui.
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Sheffield
Ala
J. T. Stonecipher
Cardui
Mobile notes and visitors tie into Satsuma plans
A mix of local social items lists Nellie Sweeney’s probate bond as notary public, visits by Detroit and Columbus residents, and Mobile district news. It notes Satsuma industry interest, land purchases, pins for the Mississippi State Fair, and Governor staff uniform restrictions. A Hindley Baby Beef and Pig Club visit to Jackson is also mentioned.
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Eveen
Seaeiee
Bilbo
State Federation of Women
Nellie Sweeney
Charles Henderson
Mississippi
Washington
Army
National Guard
United States
Hindley Baby Beef and Pig Club
Jackson
Jackson Board of Trade
Inside Bath Promoted For Health And Fresh Appearance
Physicians worldwide endorse the practice of an inside bath using hot water and limestone phosphate each morning before breakfast. It is claimed to cleanse the stomach liver kidneys and bowels, improve breath and digestion, and enhance overall health and appearance. Buy a quarter pound at the drug store to try this inexpensive remedy.
Wilson addresses new citizens at Chicago gathering
President Wilson spoke at the New Citizens' Alliance meeting in Chicago's Stock Yards pavilion. He urged new Americans to loyalty and civic duty, stressing that the United States must live by right and act in the world, as cheering crowds pressed around him.
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Chicago
Wilson
New Citizens’ Alliance
Stock Yards Pavilion
Vernor Paine
United States
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Detroit, Mich
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