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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Feb 19, 1915

Page

12

Cotton Market Holds Steady After Mixed Trading

New York cotton closed steady with a net advance of 9 to 11 points amid light selling and scattered covering. Export demand remained strong while absence of southern selling and heavy industrial use of cotton may have spurred cautious optimism, with late trading near the day's high.

New York Liverpool New York Cotton Exchange New Orleans

Cotton Movement Report Caps Day With Broad Trade Totals

Atlanta and New York focus on middling cotton as receipts and exports rise across ports. London markets show steady futures while U S cities log varied ship ments and stocks. dry goods and textiles in New York note active orders for men’s wear amidst cautious prices.

Atlanta New York New Orleans Salon Atocis Galveston Moblie Anais Senah Salem Charleston Wilmington Baltimore Boston Philadelphia Liverpool Ty “S Dry Goods

Wheat Makes Sport Affected Stocks After Bad Break

Chicago February 18 Export demand boosted wheat prices after a 4 5 8 break tied to the submarine war zone deadlock. The market closed firm with gains across grains and mixed results in provisions. Cash wheat and corn rallied while oats rose. hogs limited the grain recovery. European demand and foreign exchange moves influenced New York and London markets with varied stock and bond activity.

Chicago Europe Chiago St. Louis Kansas City

Coffee futures dip then rally on demand and cover

New York trading notes coffee opened lower amid scattered selling before futures recovered. Reports of continued European demand and covering pushed prices higher. Rio and Santos futures and spot were mixed with cargo receipts and London exchange activity noted.

New York Braz Rio Santon Rio Exchange London Santos Tata

Professional views on cotton market amid war zone nerves

New York market remained quiet yet steady with no selling pressure outside local traders who stay pessimistic. Export volume over 30 000 bales and intermittent European buying supported a late day rise. Hubbard Brok & Co report narrow range trading as Germany's naval policy worries persist and lead to cautious, moderate business. Lead steady at 33 s a. Bondon notes. copper flat and unchanged overall.

New York Germany New York Central London Stock Exchange Tejas Company Colorado Bank of England Canada Bank of France Northern Pacific Tours Southern Pacific United States Europe Hubbard Brok & CO Spectato J Pricon JAY. Bond & CO London

Atlanta Provisions and Grain Prices From White Provisions Co

Historical market list covering cornfield hams bacon lard and sausage, flour and meal quotes, grains and seeds, hay and feeds, mixed feeds, and country prices. Includes live stock bids for good to choice steers beef cows and hogs with prices per head and per hundredweight. Prices note f.o.b Atlanta and market changes.

White Provisions Company D. S Nell Rose Asia Ambrose Puritan Oklahoma Bermuda Stover Theatrow Patsy Victory Victory Baby Chicks B.C Georgia P. W Atlanta Specia Sfock Mar White White Prone Company

Sugar futures strengthen amid scattered buying

Sugar futures opened irregular in York on February 18 but soon steadied as trade buying emerged. Midday prices rose about 5 to 8 points, with raws around 3.74 and refined near 4.61. May to December contracts climbed to 3.85, 3.94, 3.99, 4.04, and 4.11, while futures closed 6 to 9 points higher after 9,350 tons sold.

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Cotton Futures Law In Effect At Present

The United States cotton futures act effective February 18 imposes a 3 cent per pound excise tax on futures contracts to enforce delivery, requires written contracts naming parties and quantities, and sets default grade rules. Designated spot markets and price difference methods for nonbasis grades are outlined, with penalties for tax evasion and provisions for dispute resolution.

United States Boards of Trade Augusta Boston Mass Charleston Dallas Texas Kall River Galveston Houston Little Rock Ark Memphis Mobile Ala Norfolk Savannah Waco Fall River

Cotton Seed Gil Off Under Liquidation

New York market reports cotton seed prices moving sharply lower amid weakness in hog products and foreign shipping conditions. Final prices down 10 to 12 points. total sales 8,700 with spot at 7.00 to 7.15. Futures show varied openings and closes with Sept and other contracts reflected.

New York Ted

Every Man Read This Treatment Claim in 19th Century Ad

An advertisement touts a three-grain Cadamene tablet treatment as a miracle for nerve strength health and personal magnetism. It claims to help the physically impaired anxious and despondent and to benefit writers professionals and night workers. It urges buying at pharmacies with no physician needed.

Roof garden planned atop Atlanta Odd Fellows hall

An application filed with Building Inspector Ed R. Hays seeks a permit to build a roof garden atop the Negro Odd Fellows hall at Auburn avenue and Bell street. The plan calls for a 310,340 expenditure to create amusements for Atlanta’s colored population. Other permits granted included a $1,250 one-story frame house on Fairview avenue and various property transfers and real estate notices.

Spector Ed R. Hays Atlanta BR. E. Pharrow Auburn Avenue Negro Odd Fellows’ ‘Hall Bell Street John H. Mc Fairview Avenue

Experts to Address Farm Meeting in Rome Ga

Rome Georgia February 18 Special Indications point to a large farmer turnout February 26 for a mass meeting on improved crop marketing. Speakers include Professor AO Soule RJ DeLoach of Athens M L Brittain and J D Price of Atlanta.

Rome Pr. AO. Soule RJ. DeLoach Athens M. L. Britetain J. D. Price Atlanta

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