Americus Plans to Get Port Rates via Flint River Navigation
Flint River navigation from Montezuma to Warwick and then to Apalachicola is planned by Flint River Navigation Company with Akron Ohio capital. Attorney W P Wallace of Americus files charter, targeting Americus as office and port-rate access after railroad integration with A B A and the lumber line from Games to the river. River obstructions at Warwick hinder current navigation but removal would open all the way to Apalachicola. Washington focus on preparedness could delay river projects.
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Warwick
Apalachicola
Games
Americus
Flint River Navigation Company
Akron, Ohio
Cook
W. P. Wallace
Anya
Wallace
Ling
Railroad Commission
J. M. Sumner
E. E. Crook
Akron
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Mr. Wallace
Mrs. Wallace
Washington
Acquittal in self defense case at Agat Club
Arthur Thomas, colored, was acquitted by Recorder Johnson on a serious charge of wounding Warren King after a confrontation at 239 Piedmont Avenue. Thomas testified he stabbed King in self defense as King reached for a gun in his hip pocket during the Saturday night incident.
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Piedmont Avenue
Arthur Thomas
Recorder Johnson
King
Professional views on cotton situation
New York reports a volatile cotton market with fluctuations driven by long and short positions. Analysts warn that European demand and freight and money rates need improvement. U.S. supply could rise to about 12 percent of annual output, risking further declines without buying power.
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New York
Europa
Weedle Chaice
Europe
Renskurf
Lyon & CO
Cotton Market Nervous On Germany War Threats
February trading in New York and New Orleans showed a nervous cotton market with May at 12.14 after opening around 12.15, and July near 12.40 as traders weighed demand, Wall Street activity, and rumors that Germany would treat armed merchantmen as ships of war after March 1. Spot cotton was quiet with middling uplands at 13.16, while export clearances rose to 200,071 bales for the week amid uncertain crop prospects.
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Liverpool
Yeterday
Germany
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Twerpool
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Census Bureau
Gaéans
New Orleans
Ister
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Engien Cradtta
Rio
Braaiten
Jundiany
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Sea Island Cotton Quotation Report from Savannah
Sea Island cotton market update from Savannah dated February 11 notes quiet demand. Weekly quotations list Florida and Georgia lots with prices for extra fine, fine, and choice grades. sales 425, receipts 415, shipments 13 798.
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Savannah
Sea Island
Floridas
Georgias
Choice
Wai
Buck
Atlanta Quotations Market Prices and Provisions
Historic market brief notes cattle beef and grain prices, with detailed quotations for live cattle hogs and hog fattening, flour and meal, hay and feed, cornfield hams and bacon, lard and lard substitutes, along with regional price corrections and market commentary. Includes New York London metal quotes and Chicago cash pork values.
Cotton Movement Fort Movement and Gulf ports report
A historical cotton movement table lists middling prices receipts exports stocks and shipments across Fort Movement New Orleans Galveston Mobile and other ports. Totals show Today Receipts 28878 Exports 65814 Stock 1698968 across major markets with regional movements and interport transfers.
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Montgomery
Midaling
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Wlock
Weekly Statement of New York Banks
New York February 11. The weekly statement shows banks hold 163,892,960 in excess reserves above legal requirements, down 1,658,926 from last week. Total reserves in vaults 627,094,008. Federal reserve bank holdings 171,069,009. other deposits 358,571,000. time deposits 156,470,000. circulating notes 24,682,000 with 481,147,060 in specie. aggregate reserves 75, and state banks in Greater New York included in clearing. Trust companies’ vault reserves 53,677,208, with 360 decrease shown.
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Inerenss
Bagens
Greater New York
Bradstreet Review Signals Busy Week Amid Mixed Biz Tone
New York February 11 Bradstreet notes a busy week with strong demand and scarce materials. Prices stay high, profits squeezed, and labor is restive as employers seek price concessions while buyers hesitate. Weekly bank clearances total 34,398,510,000.
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Bradstreet
Bradsttreet
Huds Week
Telmilla
HESTER S WEEKLY COTTON STATEMENT HESTER S WEEKLY COTTON STATEMENT
Sagar New York February 11 market for Tayauger remained quiet with no prices reported though undertone firm and offerings light Refiners reluctant to commit due to labor disruptions and shipment delays Spot prices listed for cotton and sugar with futures steady then weaker on holiday liquidation Market results include varied hog cattle and sheep receipts across major cities with mixed prices and ample regional activity
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New York
Chase
St Fay
Copper Securities Dominate in Frontline Trading
Irregular tendencies marked today's New York market as copper stocks led with Utah, Butte, Superior and related issues posting new highs. American Zinc and National Lead rose while zinc jumped 4 percent to 75 percent. steel fell to 84 1/2 with other war stocks easing, then recovered late. Total volume reached about 665,000 shares with copper around 40 percent of activity. bonds showed minor shifts as overall dullness persisted and late buying boosted some gains.
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Butte
Superior
American Zinc
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Mexican Petroleum
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Sugars
General Motors
International Nickel
Texas Company
Heing
Seyetr
Bethlehem Steel
Haifa
New Haven
Reading
Lehigh Valley
Howe
United States
Yesterday's Trends in Finance and Markets
New York reports butter firm with rising creamery prices and varied receipts. Coffee futures climbed to new highs then retreated, with Brazilian markets and Rio exchange gains noted. Cotton futures opened higher, while turkey, poultry, and other commodities showed mixed or steady movements across major exchanges.
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Creamery
Wheat market steady amid European demand and export rumors
Chicago wheat and corn moved in a tight range as European demand and export sales influenced prices. May wheat near 188 1.28 and July around 12tu, with sharp swings from early gains to profit-taking. Provisions rose modestly while receipts and cash trade improved in a holiday-led session.
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