No Indictments Found for Cherokee Fires
Canton Georgia special report states the Cherokee county grand jury found no evidence to justify indictments after investigating the fires. Notable details include alleged substitution of plus stock for livestock in burned barns and reports of recovered mules thought cremated. Governor Harris offered a reward at Solicitor Herbert Clay's request.
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Canton
Cherokee County
Firet
Ure
Herbert Clay
Harris
Lady Ralph Paget to Get Honor Medal
New York report notes Lady Ralph Yeger formerly Miss Slinnie Stevens will be first to receive the medal of honor from the New York City Pension of Women for exceptional service beyond the line of duty during Serbian occupation events. A special service is planned at Fira Congregational church with a sermon on Keep on Showing and a youth meeting led by local clergy and community figures. A Vienna telegram reports Vienna’s treasury plans to follow Germany by withdrawing iron currency as a wartime measure.
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New York
Ralph Yeger
Slinnie Stevens
Thi Elty
New York City
Lady Saget
Strick
Manastir
Uetule Sans
Fira Congregational Church
Colored
Hoori
J.D. Tinnall
G. D. Holloway
G. W. Moura
Mixa & Moser
Hay
Ho HM. Proctor
Market mixed on cotton in New York and Liverpool notes
February reports from New York and Liverpool show mixed cotton action with prices wavering on rumors of German replies and U S. demand. Analysts cite uncertain news, cautious buying, and limited upside as markets hedge into upcoming data and potential supply changes.
Country Produce Market Report From New York February 4
The release notes Butter steady in Chicago and regional prices for potatoes and poultry. Beef, poultry and dairy receipts show mixed levels with unchanged butter and higher potato bids in Michigan Wisconsin Minnesota and the Dakotas. Local markets reference western chickens and fresh poultry offerings with assorted specials and daily totals.
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Ney York
Kabruary
Pia Saue
Nearvo Hennery
Farby Kennery
Chicago
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Dakota
St. Lown
Rees. Ai
Cotton market subdued by political nerves in New York
New York February 4 cotton trading opened steady then fell as political uncertainties fueled nervous, irregular moves. May contracts slipped from 12.17 to 12.06, closing near that level with a net daily loss. Liverpool buying supported some sessions while German rumors and Lusitania news added selling pressure. Spot cotton remained nominal, with limited upland activity and prices around 12 1/2 cents.
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New York
Liverpool
Optimas
Levi
Gemanu
Lusitania
Pricua
Washington
Maren Auld Acthas
Atlanta Market Prices For Vegetables Fruits And Provisions
Atlanta market reports show quoted prices for lemons oranges and box fruit, celery and crates of fresh produce. The listing also covers wholesale beef pork poultry and dairy products with notes on receipts and market tone as of February 4 in New Orleans and Atlanta provision lines.
Security uptown gets severe jolt in New York market
A sharp downturn followed reports of possible rupture in Washington Berlin relations. Prices fell 2 to 7 points across many issues as investors closed out bullish positions and long stocks. Crucible Steel and Distillers’ Securities stood out with buying activity, while United States Steel remained under pressure and bonds showed an irregular, heavy tone with strong Anglo French and Marine markets.
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New York
Washington
Berlin
Amein
Crucible Steel and Distillers
Pers
Crucible
Rails
White Motors
Freaviness
Mercantile Marine
Marine
United States
Wheat Market Advances on Higher Cable Quotations in Chicago
Chicago February 4 Notwithstanding a temporary break after word Germany would not admit illegality in the sinking of the Lusitania the wheat market closed with a substantial advance led by higher cable quotes and fears for the domestic winter crop May at 1.34 July 1.25 and other staples up Corn oats and provisions also rose hog prices strengthened provisions aided by a 1 006 000 pound May lard purchase amid short covering European export sales to the seaboard and resumed Indian Ocean supply concerns were cited as factors supporting the rally while a possible German raider presence on the Atlantic was noted as contributing to tightness in shipments areas of threatened danger to the winter wheat crop expanded to parts of Ohio Indiana and Missouri with market observers expecting larger receipts at cash markets
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Chicago
Germany
United States
Adyles
Seaboard
Holland
Liverpool
Australia
Argentina
Atlantic
Ohio
Indiana
Tuliness
Missouri
New York
Exblen
Hilo
Santon
Rio Exchange
Braziiiag
Jonciaby
New York Wheat and Corn Prices and Shipments
In New York markets receipts for wheat reach 1 102 009 against 1 050 000 last year while corn totals stand 708 900 versus 1 128 900 previous year. Wheat shipments total 862 000 up from 738 000 and corn shipments 623 000 vs 545 000 last year. Prices show No 2 red wheat around 1.31 and No 2 yellow corn near 0.71 to 0.73, with regional listings for Chicago and Kansas City reflecting further varied readings.
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Louis
Tang
Tuly
Kansas City
Hesters Weekly Cotton Statement Summary
New York and Savannah market items show fluctuating demand and prices across cotton types. Quotations indicate varied rates for sea island, regular cotton, and related goods with notes on dry goods, yarns, and wool activity.
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New York
Sea Island
Savannah
Floridas
Georgies
Cotton Movement Summary from Midland District Warehouses
Cotton movement data reports receipts and shipments across ports and districts. Figures show middling and other grades with totals for weekly and seasonal movements, including values, stocks, and debits across multiple locations and companies.
Dun's Weekly Review of Business Outlook and Markets
Dun's Review reports weather disruptions easing in the east but retailers see continued heavy demand and tight stock. Freight and transportation issues persist with storms affecting deliveries, while railroad earnings show strength and January activity improves with new enterprises rising, bank clearings up, and production rebounding though exports lag. The sugar and coffee markets wobble on labor strikes, demand, and overseas shipping costs, with prices generally unsettled but some declines noted amid broader market uncertainty.
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New York
Dun
Axia
Vukarian
Market trends and live stock quotes from Chicago to Kansas City
Yesterday's trends in finance and markets show hog receipts around 34 600 with mixed prices near 7.50 to 7.74. Cattle receipts slow with native steers around 6.40 to 9.50 and cows and heifers 3.50 to 4.50. Kansas City reports hog receipts about 6.48 to 7.85 with packers paying 7.00 to 7.98. prime fed yearlings 8.25 and 7.00 for other cuts. Provisions show cash lard near 4.87 and ribs around 12. Intermarket activity spans Chicago St Louis and Texas markets with varied cattle and sheep quotes.
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Atlanta
W. Wace
Atta
Meura
Medusa
Empire Delfers
W. Duncan Co
Victory
Dlotia
Nell Hoag
Waite Ly
White Lily
Royel
Bugad
Paragon
Haas Queen
Denver
Aia
Texas
Bermuda
Harper's Prime
Patsy Maub
Aneles
Encky
Ucrapa
Peter
Abeal
Wehman
P. W
Ueorsia
Rica
Anit
Chippewa
Uacke
Suez
Eacks
Galt
Sacks
Gao
Elt
V. P
Soe
Muit
Myles
Gackr
Sic
White Provision Co
Cornfield Bhd
Harms
Hama
Oglesby Grocery Company
Ego Io
Mili
ASA Oveters
Alligetoe
Peas
Gavs Manlia Oe
Basa
Armaugplummer Vada
Horsford’s
Hough Rider
Seeca
Ieubes
Ais
Chicago
Alrong
St Louis
Tollan Mmeere
Kansas City
Pabeuary
Hoge
Packers and Butchers
Wykt
Pga
Gattie
Hecelpe
Prime Fed Uyoers
Dreaned
Southern Mteera
Comm
Betlere
Xtockern
Feeders
Bulla
Calvane
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Hester
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Ona
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Erie
Tiingte Central Vet. Marine
Aeerlines
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Pewinylvania
Renda Erna
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Cellado
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Retel Americea
Cotton Movement
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Reveimen
Ratal Tay
Seavon
Hengatan
Dapmenis
Memphis
Hipmiente
Atoch
Nogusta
Acock
Lowin
Siipawnis
Elpis
Dun's Weekly Review OF Business Situation
Beilera
Suysra
Prises
Centritopal
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Itunirest
Tuwa
Balen
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Eupsig
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Central
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Southern Railway
Amer
Teltral of
Georgia
Conant
Reo Motor
Wm. Hurd Hillyer
Garidg
Charles J. Metz
Certified Public Accountant Presiden
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Alonzo Richardson
Hubbard Bros. &Co
Cotton Marchants Nover Square, NE
New York Cotton Mrchangs
2. S
Depest
Marion Baru
Corton States
Asa G. Candler
Jack J. Spalding
A. E. Thornton ,Geo. R. Donovan
H.R. Durand Dickey, JR
Kennedy
A. Adleitner
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