New Orleans and New York Cotton Markets Rally and Slip
Woolly trading on Sept. 11 sees New Orleans cotton open down 18 to 24 points on weak cables and strong spot selling, then rebound as bullish play and pending U.S. mill consumption report spurs buying. New York futures recover late, while spot prices hold around mid teens with steady to firm closes. Wall Street advances with broad stock gains on the resumed trading day.
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New ‘Orleans
Wall Street Review
New York
Reading
United States Steel
Marine Preferred
Atlantic, Gulf and West Indies
Pacific
St. Paul
Allis-Chalmers
American Beet Sugar
American Can
American Car & Foundry
American Locomotive
American Cotton Oil
American Smelting
American Sugar
American Tel. & Tel
American Tobacco
Anaconda Copper
Atchison
Baldwin Locomotive
Baltimore & Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
Canadian Pacific
Chesapeake and Ohio
Chi
Mil
J. Paul
R. I
Pac. Ry
Crucible Steel
Erie
General Electric
Great Northern Preferred
Great Northern Ore Dfs
Illinois Central
Inter. Merc. Mar. Pfd. Dfs
Kansas City Southern
Ligett & Myers
Lorillard Co
Maxwell Motors
Mexican Petroleum
Missouri Pacific
National Lead
New York Central
N. Y
N. H. & Hartford
Norfolk & Western
Northern Pacific
Pennsylvania
Rep. Iron & Steel
Seaboard Air Line
Sloss-Shef. Steel & Iron
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Studebaker Corporation
Tennessee Copper
Texas Company
Union Pacific
United Fruit
United States Rubber
Smelting and Refining
United States Steel Pid
Virginia Carp. Chem
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Wabash
Western Union
Westinghouse Electric
Kennecott
Cotton Market Report From Liverpool Trade
Liverpool reports spot cotton prices dull with good middling 9.41 and middling 9.25 while low middling sits at 9.09. Sales reach 10 000 bales with 2 500 for speculation and export. Receipts total 16 000 bales as futures ease through September to May contracts.
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Liverpool
Caribbean and Southern Steamship Co announces regular sailings
Caribbean and Southern Steamship Co. offers steamship service to the Windward and Leeward Islands, Central and South America with regular calls to Guadeloupe Martinique Trinidad and Demerara. Steamers may call at other West Indies ports if cargo is offered. Apply at City Bank Building Mobile Alabama.
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Caribbean & Southern Steamship Coo., Inc
Seeberg Steamshi Co
Windward
Leeward Islands
Central
South America
Guadeloupe
Martinique
Trinidad
Tarpon Reaches Port From Florida Points
The American coastwise steamer Tarpon arrived at the harbor early Monday from St. Andrews Bay and other Florida points. After unloading cargo, she began reloading for the return trip and is scheduled to sail late this afternoon.
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Tarpon
St. Andrews Bay
Florida
Cratheus Begins Loading at Munson Line Pier
Cratheus, a Munson line steamer, started loading a cargo at the Munson pier on Mapday morning, signaling the start of a new shipment phase for the line.
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Cratheus
Munson Line
Pir
Alamo Arrives Harbor with Passengers from New York
The Mallory Line steamer Alamo reached the harbor Sunday with a number of passengers and a wig freight list from New York. The Alamo is reloading for the return trip and is to sail Tuesday morning.
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Mallory Line
New York
Two Fruit Steamers Due This Week
Two fruit ships are due this week. The Norwegian steamer Fort Gaines arrives this afternoon for the Orr Laubenheimer Company with many bananas. The Vera N to United Fruit Company is expected Friday with many bunches of bananas.
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Fort Gaines
Orr-Laubenheimer Company
Vera
United Fruit Company
Norwegian Steamer Vike Arrives With Bananas From Bocas del Toro
The Norwegian steamer Vike of the United Fruit Company tied up in port and is due to sail again Tuesday morning. The ship arrived Sunday from Bocas del Toro carrying 14 000 bunches of bananas.
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Vike
United Fruit Company
Bocas del Toro
Vika
Newlands Shifts Piers to Load Flour and Timber for England
The British steamer Newlands of the Maclay line moves from Pier 6 to Pier 3 to load flour and timber for England. The ship then plans to sail to New Orleans to complete its cargo.
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Newlands
Maclay Line
Pier 6
Pier 3
England
New Orleans
Alabama river packet J. H. Menge to arrive this afternoon
The Alabama river packet J. H. Menge is due to arrive this afternoon from Selma and other points on the Alabama river. The Menge is scheduled to depart on the return trip Tuesday afternoon.
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J. H. Menge
Selma
Alabama River
Menge
Peerless Steamer Prepares Cargo Run to Montgomery
The Alabama river steamer Peerless was loading cargo at the municipal wharf on Monday and expected to depart late this afternoon for Montgomery and other Alabama river points.
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Peerless
Municipal Wharf
Montgomery
Alabama
Cotton seed oil market closes steady in New York
The cotton weed oil market closed steady in New York with spot at 9.65 190.00 and futures for January to December listed between 9.65 and 10.25. Total sales reported 22,200.
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New York
Novir
Turpentine and Rosin Receipts Reported in Savannah
Turpentine firm: 4 ½ percent receipts 293 casks. Rosin firm reports receipts at various prices. Quotations include B D E at 5.00, F 36.15, K 36.36, M 36.40, N 36.45, WG 56.50, WW 76. Market activity noted from Savannas naval stores exchange dated September 11.
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Chicago
Sedeadecaes
Vresc
Sies
Ites Pitts
Naval Stores
Savannah
Bay Civic Body Urges Bridge Repair near Franklin Creek
The Grand Bay Chamber of Commerce petitioned the Board of Revenue and Road Commissioners to repair the bridge over Franklin Creek. The petition was referred to the road superintendent with power to act. The board, at Dr. W J Selien's request, allocated $1,000 for vats and chemical handling in Mobile county, and the road superintendent was ordered to gravel the Telegraph road for two miles from the previous gravel point.
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Grand Bay Chamber of Commerce
Board of Revenue and Road Commissioners
Franklin Creek
W. J. Seliein
Mobile County
Telegraph Road
German War Casualties Totals 3 375 000 Since Start
London reports German losses in August 1916 totaling 240 900, per casualty lists. Since war began the total reaches 3 375 000 across all nationalities excluding naval and colonial deaths. August breakdown includes 42 700 killed 1 800 prisoners 42 900 missing 152 500 wounded.
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London
Soldier's Grenade Attack Kills Two in Glasgow Crowd
James A. O'Hara a wounded veteran who learned bomb throwing at the front threw a hand grenade into a noisy rear tenement crowd. A nine year old girl died and about a dozen others were wounded in the blast. O'Hara, who had sought quiet, admitted his action after the derisive reply.
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Glasgow
James A. O'Hara
O'Mara
Shippers Forecast For North East West Shipping
The local weather bulletin predicts moderate temperatures over the next 24 to 36 hours affecting shipments in the north coast and west regions. The Tombigbee river branches show little change, while the Alabama river is expected to rise tonight and Tuesday at Montgomery and Selma respectively.
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Tombigbee River
Alabama
Montgomery
Selma
Nutts Sentenced for Bicycle Theft in Local Court
George Nutts, a Black man, was sentenced to three months hard labor by Recorder Edington after being found guilty of stealing a bicycle from Robert Mullaney of Pine and New St Francis streets. The arrest was made by Officer Oliver Pistole.
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George Nutts
Edington
Robert Mullaney
Pine
New St. Francis Streets
Oliver Pistole
Shipping Notes In Port With Multiple Vessels Listed
A busy port scene lists ships and cargos including Henna Nor and Grace Harvard Russ loading at Turner terminals and Genoa Italy, various schooners and barks repair at local docks, and vessels bound for or arriving from Cuban ports Brazil Spain Honduras and Bahamas with United Fruit and Munson Line operations.
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Nor
Munson Line
South America
Carmela
Turner
Grace Harvard
Genoa
Italy
Hunter-Bean Lumber Company
L. As. N
Leda
Iuss
Bip
East African
Hunter-Benn Lumber Company
Turner Terminal
Else
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Bruce Dry Docks
Joseph P. Cooper
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Cuba
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Havana
R.A. Pierce
Ollinger & Bruce
West Wharf
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Bat
Bilbao
Spain
Wilizabeth T. Doyle
Dora Rio
Rio de Janiero
Brazil
Lady Shéa
Ancenis
Gulfport
Miss
Alice B. Phillips
Cuban
South Side
Sadie C. Sumner
St. Andrews Bay
Mount Vernon
Tela
Honduras
United Fruit Company
Avenger
G. J. Santa Cruz
Hieronymus
Francis Hyde
Mobile Liners, Inc
Municipal Docks
Newlands
Maclay
Thyra Menier
Bahamas Timber Co
Turner-Terminal Docks
Munsonio
Agnelia
United Fruit Co
Maritime traffic notices from San Cristobal to Bahamas Timber Company
Ships including the tank steam ship Vuerta and the Dorothy load lumber cargoes at eastern ports and Bahamas. Vessels Henry Little Pickles Deveron Avio and others sail to repairs or for wreck status while the United Fruit Company operates Tela in Honduras with a Friday voyage.
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Vuerta
Mexico
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Bahamas Timber Company
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Perceler
Havana
Cuba
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Souen
France
du Bignon
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Fia
Avio
Banan
Tela
Honduras
United Fruit Company
Mortgage Sale Notice in Mobile County Alabama
Notice announces mortgage foreclosure on John J. Farris and Hattie Farris on August 16 1914 for debt secured by property in Mobile Alabama. Sale set for September 18 1916 at 12 o'clock noon in front of Mobile County Courthouse. Also executor notice for Irene Hudson estate granted August 26 1916 with claims due by law.
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Mamie
Demeranville
Mobile County
Alabama
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Mobile
St. Medar Street
Bac
Fisher Tract
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N. S
H. G. Stanmyres
Frances Farris
E. W. Faith
Irene Hudson
Price Williams
George
Notice of Bankruptcy of T E Broussard in Alabama
Notice is given that on September 5 1916 T E Broussard was adjudicated bankrupt by the United States District Court Southern District of Alabama In re Broussard the first meeting of creditors will be held at the office in Mobile Alabama on September 25 1916 at 2 oclock p m Creditors may attend prove claims appoint a trustee examine the bankrupt and conduct other business as needed Referee in Bankruptcy R Ervin September 11 1916
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United States District Court Southern District of Alabama
T. B. Brousgard
T.E. Broussard
Chatom
Alabama
Washington
E. Broussard
Mobile
Lost boat Mary Alice from storm at 7:28
A green 35 foot vessel with 12 horsepower Wolverine engines is missing after a storm. Reward offered. Return to Home Industry Iron Works.
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Mary Alice
Home Industry Iron Works
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