Exchanges shut down Thursday on Lincoln's day
The New York cotton stock coffee and cotton markets closed Tuesday on account of Lincoln's birthday, with New Orleans and Liverpool exchanges open. All exchanges reopen Friday. London and Paris issued weekly bank and treasury figures, noting reserve ratios and changes in deposits and securities.
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York
Boston
Philadépain
Chicago Board of Trade
Lincoln
New Orleans
Liverpool
London
Bank of England
Renerve
Hull
Paris
Erance
Cintch
Stranes
Suver
Treasury Deposite
Hillis
Vances
France
Connola
Barakiver Atendy
Range in Cotton Options in New Orleans Market
Fragmented OCR data lists cotton price ranges and bid quotes for New Orleans trading, with multiple figures and codes across several lines. The readable content indicates daily option ranges and settlement values but lacks coherent narrative or identifiable entities beyond general market terms.
Birth of Holiday Et New Fore Ciacele
A quiet, steady notice reports the birth of Holiday Et New Fore Ciacele. No additional details are provided about location date or involved individuals.
Cotton Markets Otua and Liverpool Prices Drift
Atlanta and New Orleans markets show steady or unchanged middling cotton with varied receipts and stocks across ports. Notable figures include Houston and Memphis movements, with totals for net receipts and shipments across major origins and Liverpool futures closing steady amid mixed spot demand.
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Houston
Aususia
Grees
David Inise'iesea
Stork
Atlanta Groceries and Markets Listing Corrections
A corrected Atlanta market page lists groceries with prices for meats, flour, and provisions from White Provision Company. It covers cornfield products, lard, sausages, bacon, and pork items, plus extensive flour, grain, and feed entries and the Atlanta Livestock Market quotations with steer, cow, hog, and stocker ranges. It notes market conditions, receipts, and price ranges for cattle and hogs, plus commodity price notes and grain bag prices.
Treasury Statement Reports Treasury Deficit and Receipts
Washington reports the condition of the United States treasury with totals for yesterday’s receipts of 1,684,008 and payments of 2,078,742. The fiscal year deficit stands at 21,842,737 with a noted prior year surplus of 4,317,283 excluding Panama Canal and public debt transactions.
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Treasury
Washington
United States Treasury
Herin
Panama
Naval Stores Market Report From Wilmington and Georgia
Spirita turpentine and rosin prices listed with receipts and shipments for Wilmington Wa and Rosin sales figures. Turpentine firm at 46 with varied receipts, shipments, and prices. crude turpentine steady at 2.25. rosin prices around 9.85 to 6.80 with multiple grade indicators.
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Wilmington
Wa. v
Sarapoah
Cotton gains momentum as New Orleans market rallies
New Orleans on February 12 reports a dull morning giving way to a sharp late rise in the cotton market. Middling advances one-eighth with spot and future quotations lifting 4 to 18 points. overall volumes reach 3,230 bales on spot with strong export demand and revised spot duotations.
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New Orleans
Texas
Mapother Defies ICC Examiners In L&N Inquiry
W L Mapother first vice president of the Louisville and Nashville railroad in a telegram to Senator Williams defended his conduct before Interstate Commerce Commission examiners. He said he ejected two examiners from a glass room after their conduct. denounced their methods as Russian spy tactics and claimed communications with company attorneys were privileged. He insisted only files since January 1 1911 could be examined and denied boasting of not being jailed. He warned against a senate resolution to expand powers, urging court limits on search and seizure of private papers.
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Lea
Mapother
Louisville
Interstate Commerce Commision
Lick
W. L. Mapother
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
John Sharp Williams
Washington
Ma Mapother
Commission
Senate
Ship HITS OBSTRUCTION IN PORT OF BRUNSWICK
Brunswick Ga February 12 It took all that the crew could do to prevent the steamship Tafno from listing today as she entered port and moored at the Southern railway terminal The steamer struck a submerged obstruction stove a hole in her port side Water flooded the hold and was pumped out as cargo phosphate loaded at Fernandina was unloaded Part of the cargo was removed A survey will be made tomorrow and repairs will follow at the port.
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Brunswick
Tafno
Southern Railway
Fernand Ea File
Th:s
Four-Language Girl Interpreter at Woolwich Court
A 14 year old girl acted as interpreter in a Woolwich police court case involving Russians. The magistrate praised her fluency in four languages, calling her one of the most capable interpreters he had known.
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Pall Mall Gazette
Woolwich
Ambiguous Rice Prices and Mixed Stock Receipts Across Markets
Rice and grain quotes show steady prices with currencies and countries named, along with several cattle and hog receipts from Chicago Louisville and Kansas City on February 12. The reports note mixed, steady, or rising prices for hogs cattle and sheep and list various price ranges and container counts across multiple markets.
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Chicago
Indiana
Kansan City
Tnwer
Balic
Hancy
Stuckers
Ysarings
Wethers
Louiselle
Firea
Obituary notices from Dawson and nearby cities
Multiple death notices from Dawson Georgia and surrounding towns report the passing of Mrs. C T Buchanan wife of C Buchanan of Dawson a well known citizen and mother of four. Other obituaries include Mrs William Henry Wells wife of Major W H Wells chief engineer for the Southern railway in Baltimore and daughter of the late Dr R M Smith, and funeral notices for C Hill, GIRAUEDA LUNNEWay, Mrs Philip Dietz, Jerome Tobias, Mrs Anna H Roebuck, and Judge Herschell V Hargett among others with services set in Atlanta, Savannah, and Columbus. Several deaths are noted in Columbus Glennville and nearby areas with brief funeral arrangements.
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C. T. Buchanan
Dawson
Gay
Godhanan
C. “ Buchanan
Cora Clank
Cuthbert
Amiens
Hepesse
William Henry Wells
Central of Georgia Railway
Oconea
W.H. Walla
Southern Railway
Baltimore
Airs.t Coke G. Talmudse
This City
Ruth Wells
Athens
J. S. Lewis
Wells
R. M. Smitih
C. Hill
Washington
D. C
H. M. Patterson & Son
C. T. A. Pisé
WHL
Gellow
Galland Cemetery
Atlanta
Gate City Guards
Atlanta Rifles
Aim
Thalma
Silliam
Emma v. Hill
Jacksonville
Giraueda Lunneway
Grant Street
L. G. Smith
Co. Ray
Mre
HL. Lamimen
J. H. Brown
D. T. ‘Thompson
Oklahoma
Savannah
Philip Diets
East Line Street
F. L. Wiecking
Tacoma
Wash
P.O. Newman
E. Roesel
Winston- Salem
N.C
Db i. Troutman
Fla
Charles FP
Philip Dietz
Ed Seiter
Cincinnati
Ohio
Wireless Messages Link New York Berlin Across Atlantic
News from Feb 12 reports the first wireless messages between New York and Berlin via the Sarville Lundeland station of Atlantic Communication. Messages from New York papers and the Associated Press reached Berlin newspapers and officials including the German ambassador and Berlin mayor. Berlin replies praised improved knowledge and friendship between nations.
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New York
Germany
United States
Sarville
Gerard
America
Wermuth
Noven
Berlin
Experta
Messazes
Neuen
Abie Belie Isls LLVY 5190 at Atlanta Terminal Station
Abie Belie Isls LLVY 5190 listed in records tied to Atlanta Terminal Station. Details show a Sunday event with names Owen and Onis linked to the location. The fragment references a numeric code and city context for Atlanta.
Atlanta Trials For Regional Bank Center Hearings
Atlanta faces a long hearing schedule before the national committee to secure a regional reserve bank. Cities heard include Birmingham Savannah Chattanooga and Columbia with Atlanta slated to speak late Saturday. The team plans a 15 000 word brief arguing Atlanta as a banking hub for the southeast including North and South Carolina Tennessee Alabama Mississippi Georgia and Florida.
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Jacksonville
Atlanta
Birmingham
Saveniah
Chattanooga
Columbia
Charleston
Knoxville
Harding
BR. D. Comer
F. P. Matthews
P.M. Phifer
F. Taylor
Edwin W. Robinson
W. M
Otis
Mr. Dunlap
Montgomery
New Orleans
Orr
Atlanta Joint Committee
Chamber of Ecommerce
J. K. Ottley
Fr. F. Maddox
A. P. Coles
Joseph A. McCord
Melr H. Wilkinson
Chamber of Commerce
Oscar Hisas
Barrett
Clyde
King
Milton Dargan
HK. J. Guinn
Lst
North
South Carolina
Tennessee
Alabama
Mississippi
Georgia
Florida
Shane
Atlanta's Strides Day 10 Show Gains On Plantations
An announcement reports W H Allen purchasing the Edwin P Ansley agency’s old Five Point plantation of 400 acres in Jones County from Dr Glover for 15000. Allen has leased with option to buy to J P Streeter of Dallas for 20 years. Streeter plans stock raising and general agricultural use, with a new commissary and about twenty farm houses built, and farmland being cleared for cultivation. Piedmont Heights subdivision, bought by Allen from Tarry Etheridge for 25600 under 18 months ago, has sold only three lots and subsequent subleases continue.
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W. H. Allen
Edwin P. Ansley
Five Point
Jones County
Dr. Glover
Nat Glover
Dallas
Texas
Streeter
Piedmont Heights
Piedmont Hearnts
Allen
Tarry Etheridge
Obituaries and notices from Columbus Ga area
A. A. Dawson of Columbus aged TS years died today after serving in the Civil War with a Upson county company. Mrs. Wm. Champayne, widow of Major Champaine of Columbus, died last night at Jackson's. The body of Collins Williams to be interred at Oakland cemetery after arriving from Phoenix. The body of Jack J. Kenny to be sent to Savannah for burial. Reports note Montgomery leaders' push for a regional bank and district boundaries under the new currency plan, with bankers arguing independence for districts is impractical during the crop moving season.
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Rattyay
Aulante
York
Columbus
J. Hightower
An Wr
Taccon
Chatta'en
Heflin
Ft. Valley
H.C. Beach
Macon
Ara
New Fork
Charlotte
Chattatga
Charivtla
Ham
Jack'ville
Pas
Ain
Toccoa
Cinciun
Bromm'k
Rt. Valley
Slfr
Yellex
Richmond
Cincha
Chatiren
Chleaxo
Kan
City
Jackville
Columeux
Jackrville
Jackelin
Aji Trumr
Penchtrea St
Atlanta
A. A. Dawson
A.A. Dawson
Columbus, Gay
Ww. Champayne
Sethe
Major Champaine
Jackson
Collins Williams
Phoenix
Ariz
Oakland Cemetery
Liverpool
John P. Kohn
Montgomery
Federal Regional Bank Organization Committee
Treasury
McAdoo
Louston
New York
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Acwrican Securities
Ioan
Liverpool Grain
Laverpool
Manitoba
Ts Sd. Conseln
Aulet
la Plata
Robinson-Humphrey Wardlaw CO
Atlanta, Georgia
Wm. Hurd Hillyer Trust Co. of
Bldg
Municipal
Railroad and Public Service Corporation
Rer Towentitian Vareltatsl
Crows
Liz Walt
Ciacele
Atheans
Galverton
Continent
Wis
Mexico
Mobile
Recai
Holsday
Philadelphia
Holtds Texan Ciy
Little Rock
Salem
Futurea
Llosa
Memphis
Tesn
the Arts
Galveston
Norfors
Philadelpres
Houaton
Augusta
Or Grocery Company
Asie Greneg
Alderady
Beth Gi'sa
Salf-Risfor
Manograf
Carnation
Proviegon
Gornfeld
Bitanena
D. S
W.H. White
Welling Tower
Gloria
Whaw
C. S. Real Harper
Patsy Mash
Purina
Victory
Mack
King | Suen
Fidelity Fruit and Proawos Company
Fancy GraPheadr
Arsica
Naval Stores
Gary & Power Common
J. H. Hilsman & Co
Hubbard Bros. & CO
Hanover. Square
New York Cotton Exchange
Cotton Exchange
New York Produce Exchange
Liverpool Cotton Association
Alonzo Richardsong CO. Certified Public Accountants
Pensacola
Audit Company OF the South
Cheries
James
Dyal
Empire
Empire Cotton Oil Ccommon
State of Georgia
City of Atlanta
Trust Company OF Georgia
Ateat
Shorts
P. W
Georgia Fead
Eait Grnocrynt
Ube
Walt
V. E
KF. O. H
Mibjent
Duran
Esay
Cuote
Japan
Honduras
Mortuary
Ww. i. Wells
C. S. Hill
Msrs
Elizabeth Dunnaway
Jerome B
Tobias
Jerome
Sen
DR. Tobias
Linwood Avehur
Greenberg & Bond
Roseland Cemetery
D. A. Tobias
Anna H. Roebuck
Anna H. Roebick
Johnson Avenue
Sne Ig
J. JT. Bullard
H. D. Mize
BA. Veban
the Funere
Elberton
H. V. Hargett
Herschell V. Hargett
Hargett
Harris County
J. D. Shannon
Glennville
Feruary
Sweetall
D. Shannon
M. Shannon
Willevile
W. C. Shannon
O. P. Shannon
J. C Shannon
Bertha Shanon
California
St. Lin
Ohinese Republic
Alj. Hightower
Belie Isls
LLVY
Fen
Waycrose
Thomasville
Roanoke
Cordela
Rumswicke
Waycrows
Thora
Gmnitoran Pew
Sieepin
West Point Railroad Company
West PE
sTumbus
Montgom
I Columbua
Po Central of Georgia Railway
Kighe Way
Denart
Yutauats
Thonasvilla
Union
Georgia Railroad
Arrtys
jNo
Aveusta
Union Pt
Thearm
Lopai
Union Pe
Arcive
Northwest
Cincinnati-Louisvile
Cincinnai
Blue Ridge
Knoxviie
Cartersville
Knoxylise
Benhoard Air
Niles
di New York
Arma
Norfolk
Markus
Atomoe
City Ticket Office
Peachtree St. Western
Atlantic
Nashville
Rome
Nashvil
Nashvill
WBANK
Organization
Athinio
Joint Committee
Hollins N. Randolph
News Dispatch
Rondglan
Al-lanta
Mr. Randolph
Spilante
Southeas
Berrien
The
Wall Street Journal
Financial Journal
N. Berrien, Jr
Joseph F. Gating
Digima
Federal Reserve Bank Organization Committee
P. J. Mooney
Tesay
Moone
D. W. Champagne
Jack J. Kenny
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