Copper advances to new high mark in market rally
New York February 1st reports a surge in copper prices and a rise in finished product values, aiding United States Steel as its stock climbed to new highs. The market saw broad gains with some contraction in dealings, and the Pennsylvania Railroad bond issue totaling 49 million dollars was oversubscribed.
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United States Steel Corporation
Pennsylvania Railroad
United States Steel
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Roebuck
London
Continental Exchange
Pennsylvania
Eastern
Western
St. Paul
Missouri Pacific
Atlantic Coast
United States
Metals Prices Steady in New York and London Markets
The report notes steady lead at 4752.85 in New York and firm copper in both electrolytic and London markets with spot copper at £68 12s 6d and futures at £175. In dry goods and turpentine, quiet markets persist as raw silk softens and dress goods appear from major firms. Turpentine remains firm at 4 15 4 with receipts and shipments condensed amid steady rosin and related products.
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London
En Reece
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Wheat Surges as Corn Tops levels in Twenty Years
Chicago trading today shows wheat jumping 51 8 per bushel with corn rising to near twenty year highs and oats advancing. European shortage prompts Italy and Sweden to remove grain duties while weekly totals loom large and futures move higher across grains and provisions.
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Europe
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Atlanta Prices and Markets in a Busy Trading Day
Corrected price lists show groceries, dairy and farm goods with varied quotes from oats to olives. The Atlanta market reports include stock and feed prices, provisioning notes, and live stock quotations with price ranges for steers cows heifers hogs and sheep.
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Atlanta
W. H. White, Jr
White Provision Company
Ginning in Georgia by Counties Report Released
William J. Harris director of the census announces the preliminary cotton ginning report for Georgia counties. The release covers crops of 1914 and 1913 with figures published for local papers. Readings use running bales. round bales not counted. lant ern not included.
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William J. Harris
Department of Commerce
Georgia
New Orleans Cotton Exports Hit New Weekly Record
New Orleans reports over 110000 bales shipped today with receipts at 31.26 percent, foreign shipments reaching 144493 bales. Week end totals show 519253 bales on shipboard and 1500909 bales forecast for February. Prices saw a firm session with spot cotton steady and New York trading firm on sizable exports and pressure from war risk chatter.
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Dresed
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Michigan
Wisconsin
Kansas City
Cotton Movement Ranges Across Markets in Early February
Atlanta reports steady cotton with mid dling around 8 44, while New York shows fluctuating receipts and exports totaling over 136 thousand. Galveston and Mobile record mixed middling values amid rising receipts and shipments, with totals for dry goods and week figures and season totals noted across multiple ports.
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Professional views on cotton market. steady with moderate advance
New York February 1 Special. The market toca has been steady at a moderate advance in prices with limited volume. Absence of selling pressure forces buyers to bid while the market lacks a definite direction. Cotton is not pressed for sale, signaling potential buying if general conditions improve. S JAY BOND CO notes better gables but market fails to follow Liverpool gains. Exports reach 129000 bales. sentiment remains bearish despite upticks as southern pressure remains light. HUBBARD EROS & CO.
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Liverpool Cotton and Rice Market Report February 1
Liverpool spot cotton prices steady with good middling at 5.32 pounds, speculative futures mixed including May and July contracts. Rice market in New Orleans active with rough Honduras and Japan offerings. clean Honduras and Japan goods quoted with noted revenues and sacks and pockets sold.
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Honduras
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Independence Review Cites Fulton National Bank View on War Economy
The article argues a coming rise in general business due to farmers' purchasing power and war-time demand, urging careful home-manufacturing expansion. It notes limited current inventories, the need to secure home supply, and the aim to hold gains before peace restores European competition. It stresses developing American independence and stability of business methods amid the European conflict.
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Fulton National Bank
Atlanta
Europe
Atlanta Realty Bids Record Sale At Broad And Marietta
The Third National Bank sold a half interest in the bank building at Broad and Marietta streets to Mrs. Sarah Frances Grant via her son John W. Grant. Price was 288125, up 28125 from earlier investment. Other listings note Linwood Avenue home sale, East Fifth Street property, and shifting of Ansley Watkins offices to Fourth National Bank building.
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Linwood Avenue
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F. W. Hunt
East Fifth Street
Ansley & Watkins
Eewin P. Ansley
Benjamin D. Watkins
Realty Trust Building
Forsyth Building
Fourth National Bank
Real estate transfers and mortgages in Atlanta area
A chaotic list of property transactions dated January 1914 to January 1915 shows numerous deed transfers, mortgage bonds, and lot descriptions across streets like Peachtree Culberson Norwest Decatur and Love Street. Names include Mrs Lester J Flower A L Crim Lane Mitchell Georgia Savings Bank and Trust Company Morrie Hirsch Julius H Wyman W T Monney Emma T Brown Lula L Murphy and George Ware. Building permits for Jester Hook and Stationery, Gude & Co, Day and Pryor appear alongside.
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Atlanta
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Figkert Street
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Decatur Streets
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