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Newspaper

The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1916

Page

7

Mobile Cotton Market Offers Mixed Prices and Declines

Spot cotton eased while futures showed a broad drop as liquidation continued. Prices fell from early highs with Middling uplands around 15.28 at New Orleans and Dec 15.99 seen midmorning, later firming to near 15.70 before closing barely steady. weekly weather data influenced hedging and export totals topped 10,486 bales.

New Orleans Atlantic Acaspian Southern Statistical Bureau Weather Bureau Hign

Cotton Prices Fall Further in Early New York Trade

The cotton market extended its decline on September 6 with a firmer Liverpool showing yet a steady local opening. Prices slipped after the call due to liquidation and Southern selling, with October at 15.60 December 15.67 and January 15.78, down about 12 to 21 points from the call as rumors circulated about preliminary returns.

New York Liverpool Southern

Market opens with record highs across multiple leaders

New York markets opened strong with higher readings for United States stocks and numerous blue chips. Gains included Marine, Inspira tion, Kelly Springfield Tire, Bethlehem Steel, Mexican Petroleum, American Smelting, and United Fruit, while rails remained firm but sluggish. Continuous energy arose from advances in copper and sugar sectors as key leaders reached notable levels.

New York United States Marine Common Preferred Inspiration Kelly- Springfield Tire Bethlehem Steel Mexican Petroleum American Smelting American Can American Locomotive United Fruit International Paper Allis-Chalmers American Car American Car & Foundry American Cotton Oil American Sugar American Tel. & Tel American Tobacco Anaconda Copper Atchison Atlantic Coast Line Baldwin Locomotive Baltimore & Ohio Canadian Pacific Chesapeake & Ohio Chicago Mil. & St. Paul Consolidated Gas Crucible Steel Erie General Electric Great Northern Ptd Great Northern Ore Ctfs Illinois Central Inter. Mer. Mar. Pre. Ctfs Liggett & Myers Lorillard ,O Maxwell Motors Missouri ,Pacific National Lead New York Central N. Y N. H. and Hart Norfolk and Western Northern Pacific É Pennsylvania Reading Rep. Iron and Steel Seaboard Air Line Seaboard Air Line Pfd Sloss-Shef. Steel and Iron Southern Pacific Southern Railway Southern Railway Ptd Judebaker Corporation Ennessee Copper Texas Co Union Pacific United States Rubber S$ Smelting & Refin’g United States Steel United States Steel Pfd Virginia Carp. Chem Va. Iron, Coal & Coke Wabash Pfd. B Western Union Westinghouselectric Kennecott Copper

Savannah Naval Stores Market Report

Turpentine firm receipts reach 861 casks with Rosin at 2 889 barrels. Prices quoted for turpentine grades range from B at 5.80 to WW at 6.74 and rosin grades from D 5.82 1 2 to M and N 6.35. Market activity centered in Savannah on September 6.

Savannah

Grain and Provisions Wheat Prices Reported

Grain and provisions report from Chicago on September 6 notes No 2 red wheat at 1.53 1 2 to 1.54 3 4, No 3 red at 1.48 1 2 to 1.52 1 2, and No 2 hard at 1.55 with further trading ranges implied. The brief price table reflects grain market activity for that day.

Chicago

Alabama Reports 22 114 Automobiles In Use At Start Of September

Alabama's state board of equalization records 22 114 automobiles in operation at September's start. Of these 17 745 are for pleasure and 4 369 for business. The state also lists 1 370 motorcycles. Jefferson leads with 3 420 pleasure cars, 1 101 business machines, 590 motorcycles. Mobile follows. Montgomery ranks third. Choctaw has the fewest with 56 pleasure cars and one motorcycle.

Montgomery Ala Alabama State Board of Equalization Jefferson County Mobile Choctaw

New Submarine Salvage Vessel Introduced in Zaandam

A double screw steamship designed for submarine salvage was launched in Zaandam on September 5, built to Spanish government orders. The craft combines two separate units and is described in the report as an ingenious salvage device.

Zaandam Netherlands Span

L and N Chief Denies Slush Fund in Campaign

Louisville and Nashville Railroad president Milton H. Smith testified in the Ella Lea case against the Lewisburg and Northern Railroad that his company did not spend money in the slate race. He said campaign contributions had been discontinued though the firm once funded campaigns.

Nashville, Tenn Milton H. Smith Louisville and Nashville Railroad Ella Lea Lewisburg and Northern Railroad Louisville and Nashville

Karen sails with Cuban cargo and provisions

The Norwegian steam ship Karen of the Munson line departed for Cuban ports with 22 548 bushels of corn 2468 bushels of oats 4280 barrels of flour 578 pounds of bacon 92872 pounds of hams 831643 pounds of lard 48292 pounds of pork 187000 superficial feet of pitch pine lumbers 928 shipping shooks and 65009 pounds of condensed milk aboard.

Karen Munson Line

Dock repairs clear for ships at several ports

The text lists docks and ships including Hieronymus Docks Francis Hyde Cuban ports Pier 2 Norwegian Mobile Liners Newlands Maclay Théne Thyra Menier Bahamas Timber Co Turner Terminal docks and municipal facilities, indicating repair readiness and loading activity in multiple maritime locations.

Iede Hieronymus Francis Hyde Norwegian Mobile Liners, Inc Municipal Docks Newlands Maclay Théne Municipal Thyra Menier Bahamas Timber Co Turner-Terminal

Mysterious Submarine Salvage Vessel Described

A vessel six meters deep and broad with an eight meter gap between fore and aft decks forms a twenty meter breadth structure. An integrated hoisting system can lift sunken submarines between halves. Electric windlasses provide 650 tons lifting capacity with a 1000 ton test. Four workshops service sunken craft and a torpedo hold can be submerged in fire. The ship measures 92.12 meters in length.

Newlands Steamship Reaches Harbor for Fumigation Load

The British steamship Newlands arrived in the lower bay Tuesday afternoon and, after fumigating, was released Wednesday morning. It docks with Mobile Liners Inc to load for the Malay Line and will depart for Scotland ports later this week.

Newlands Fort Morgan Lower Bay Mobile Liners, Inc Maclay Hne Scotland

Cramp Schooner Leaves Harbor for Genoa

The American schooner Henry W. Cramp departed Wednesday morning for Genoa Italy with a combined lumber and timber cargo. It cleared several days earlier for the voyage from the harbor.

Cramp Genoa Henry W. Cramp Italy

Shipping Notes of Various Vessels at New York Docks

A list of ships and cargo actions at New York harbor detailing steamships and schooners from multiple nations loading for distant ports and undergoing repairs. Vessels include Kenna, Carmela, Grace Harvard, Frieda, Else, Joseph P. Cooper, Norstjerne, Wilizabeth T. Doyle, Dora Rio, Bluefields, Norseman, Lady Shea, Barden, Georgia Gilkey, Alice B. Phillips, Sadie Sumner, Mount Vernon, and Avenger, with destinations and dock locations such as Turn er Terminal docks, Pier 6, and Ollinger Bruce Dry Docks.

Kenna Munson Line South America Carmela Turner Terminal Grace Harvard Genoa Italy Hunter-Benn Lumber Company L. and Frieda Russ East African Huynter-Benn Lumber Company Else Ollinger and Bruce Dry Joseph P. Cooper Caibarien Cuba Lamberga Havana BR. A. Pierce Ollinger & Bruce West Wharf Eslava Norstjerne Nor Bilbao Spain Wilizabeth T. Doyle Dora Rio Rio de Janiere Brazil Bluefields Campeche Mexico Henry W. Cramp Rouen France Lady Shea Lading Barden Cardenas Ciba Ancenis Gulfport Miss Georgia Gilkey Cuban Bahamas Tela Honduras Eebah Company Avenger 'Op

Sea borne lumber and repair ships listed at Caribbean and Atlantic ports

A listing of ships including San Cristobal and Edna V. Pickles bound for lumber cargoes from Cuban and Bahamian ports. Vessels such as Deveron sailing to Rouen for repairs, Avio and Banan noted in Pensacola for repairs, with Bahamas Timber Company and United Fruit Company featured in the sector.

San Cristobal Puerto Mexico Pores Bahamas Timber Company Edna V. Pickles Cuban Henry Little Perceler Havana Cuba Deveron Rouen France J. du Bignon Pensacola Vla Avio Banan Ene Nae Tela Honduras United Fruit Company

Cotton prices ease in Liverpool spot market

Liverpool reports improved demand for spot cotton with prices easing. Good middling 9.794, middling 9.63, low middling 9.47d. Sales 8,600 bales, including 7,160 bales American. receipts 9,000 bales, of which 3,200 bales American. Futures mostly steady with several forward spreads listed.

Liverpool

Cotton seed oil market closes firm in New York

The cotton seed oil market closed firm with spot bids and futures quotes across months from September to April. Noted trades totaled 34,006 units.

New York

Works for US Hungary Professors Exchange

Prof Rudolph Kunfalvi of Budapest State Higher Gymnasium advances an exchange professorship plan between the two nations. He discussed the project with American Ambassador Penfield in Vienna, who views it favorably but grants no immediate prospects due to postwar conditions.

Associated Press Budapest Hungary Rudolph H. Kunfalin Princeton Budapest State Marederic Courtland Penfield Vienna

Agnella Brings Bananas to United Fruit Wharf

The Norwegian fruit steamer Agnella arrived Wednesday from the tropics with about 15 000 bunches of bananas for United Fruit Company. She began discharging this morning at the tropical fruit wharf. The Vika, another United Fruit ship, is en route from Bocas del Toro Panama.

Agnella Tropics United Fruit Company Tropical Fruit Wharf Vika Bocas del Toro Panama

Governor Hatfield Calls Election in Fourth District

Charleston West Virginia Governor Hatfield issues a call for a November 7 special election in the fourth congressional district to fill the vacancy from the death of Representative Hunter Moss.

Charleston. W. Va Hatfield Fourth Hunter Moss

Employment ads and Army of United States recruitment notices

A collection of classified notices offers U S government employment with promises of high pay and rapid advancement. Also recruitment for the Army of the United States seeks able bodied men. multiple domestic helper and trades jobs are listed with locations in Mobile Alabama and other postings.

Army OF United St. Francis Street Mobile Ala

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