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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1914
Page
11
Chicago and major grain markets surged to new highs as war fears buoyed prices. Wheat finished up 1-4 to near records, corn rose about 13- cents, oats and provisions moved higher, while traders eyed foreign demand and Allied stamina.
New York reports no progress reopening the cotton exchange before Liverpool delegation arrives. Local brokers discuss potential southern holding movement under Washington conference terms amid a largely nominal spot market.
Vuswa Ontario August 25 The naval department confirms a Pacific dispatch that the German cruiser Leipzig was seen recently at the northern end of Vancouver Island. It is believed the cruiser aimed to meet two colliers or intercept a British steamer to raid bunkers. Three cruisers chase the Leipzig: Canadian Hainbow, British Newcastle, and a Japanese cruiser that recently arrived at Vancouver.
Price list from Fidelity Fruit and Produce and White Provision Company details fresh produce including eggplant citrus apples grapes and Georgia vegetables. Includes live stock beef prices hogs poultry flour grain feed and groceries with regional market notes and price ranges for Atlanta.
New York on August 26 reports steps toward easing the foreign exchange squeeze with plans to meet $3,200,000 in New York city obligations by market exchange. Banks may issue long bills against future grain, shipments to Europe rising, and renewed loans in cotton and steel. Demand sterling quoted around 5.04 to 6.03, with cables near 5.05-2, Paris cables around 4.98.
Havana August 28. Although no session of congress today due to quorum issues, President Menocal sent a message proposing relief measures for industrial distress from the European war. A 66 percent tax on sugar exports and a tax on official salaries are urged. Officials discuss a loan rising from 10 million to 15 million dollars, but there is little prospect of immediate action.
Washington August 26 367 of 425 congressmen reported in their seats marking the highest turnout in weeks as reserves arrive. Reformers note leave applications due to illness and the sergeant at arms must verify each request.
Rome August 26 Preparations for the conclave to choose a successor to the late Pope Pius X continued. The sixth congregation of the cardinals met with newly arrived members joining. Cardinal Cavalcanti said he sailed for home from Europe when news of the pope's death came via wireless and he was transferred at sea to the continent. The congregation took the oath of secrecy. Anna Sarto sister of the pope, recovered from illness and plans to live in Portugal with her sister.
Professor Owens of Jacksonville Fla, during a descent, fell into a tree and was seriously but not fatally injured. A g signal error caused the parachute to fail to open in time. The incident occurred amid the Tri State Woodmen encampment activities attracting thousands.
At Saratoga August 26 the Democratic state conference adopted a platform altering committee text and backing an official ticket for delegates to the constitutional convention. National chairman William D. McCombs warned against backstairs conspiracies and oppressive office power, urging loyalty to primary results.
Washington August 26 President Wilson began considering new shipping regulations for registering foreign built ships under the American flag. Assistant Secretary of Commerce Sweet made recommendations and a decision is expected soon. If adopted the plan would not discard the citizen rule but would set a time limit for foreigners in master and mate roles. Shipping firms with foreign flags delay filings pending possible executive action.
Paris reports that 100 Belgians arrived Monday, 2000 yesterday, and 2600 today with ten thousand more crossing the French frontier. The French public provides food, clothing, and lodging in public buildings to the refugees.
Toronto reports Ontario will contribute a quarter of a million bags of flour valued at $750,000 to imperial aid. The cabinet decided today that all Ontario millers may participate, marking the province's first contribution to the effort.
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