Market Ends Firm Amid Adverse Influences on Prices
New York trading sees resistance to negative factors as a late-day rally sustains gains. Transactions show rail disruption and export-rate pressure weighing on indexes, yet Union Pacific and Northern Securities related stocks lead advances while United States Steel rebounds. Foreign exchange tightens funding with higher London prices and steady bonds. metals and commodities reflect mixed signals as markets close firm but not at day’s peak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lnion Purfic
Union
Southern Pacific
Ontario
Weretra
Tay
Northern Securities
Metter
Ontally
Westera
United Stites Steel
Southern Iron Companies
American Smelting Company
Stock Exchange
New York Exchange
Chicago
Washington
Congress
Profes
Af Foreign Exchange
Suc
London
Tron
Glasgow
Middlesboro
Northern
Southern
Foundry Soft
St. Louis
Pebraars
Market Reels From Cotton Oil to Live Stock Figures
Raw market items show price ranges for cotton seed oils and meals in New York and New Orleans, with grain supplies and diverse livestock quotes across Chicago, Kansas City, St Louis, and other hubs. Cattle, hogs, and sheep prices shift as receipts mount, while a Georgia report notes a giant rat snake killed in wintry conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chlease
Sas City
St. Louis
Recorder Busy All Day in Largest Court Since Christmas
The recorder and his court were occupied with 92 cases in a busy session. Eighty seven were in the aguly court and five juvenile offenders dealt with. Notable bound overs include Charles Yates held on 300 bond for concealed weapons and Edward Persons bound over for larceny from an old woman. Burrell Key bound over on 100 bond for carrying. Pierce Anderson and two others bound over for burglary. Alonzo Chapman alleged to have attempted to steal 600 pounds of coal valued with charges over. Post and Nolen Smith freed in a false pay-for-shoes scheme with a reversed bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clerk Prescon
Aguly
Charles Yates
Edward Persons
Burrell Key
Pierce Anderson
Alonzo Chapman
Elswegen
George Beecham
J. Post
Nolen Smith
Savannah Inspectors Begin First Regiment Inspection
Inspecting Savannah soldiers Colonel W G Obeay and Lieutenant H Drucker opened a focused inspection of the First Infantry regiment with Companies Ki and M examined tonight in Savannah Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
W. G. Obeay
H. Drucker
Entertain Delegates Plan for National Manufacturers Meet in Atlanta
A joint committee of council and the Atlanta chamber of commerce outlined a entertainment program for the National Association of Manufacturers delegates to be held in Atlanta in May. The schedule includes welcome addresses by Governor, Mayor James G Woodward, John Temple Graves, and a zone member of the association, plus a May 17 reception and barbecues. A fundraising finance committee comprises leaders from Banks, Retail and Wholesale Merchants, Manufacturers, Hotels, Liquor Dealers, Insurance, and the press chaired by Pope with members including W Fr Butterson Joseph H Pewrs and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association of Manufacturers
Atlanta
Joint Committee of Council
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Maddox
Wll
Tolows
Erred
James G. Woodward
John Yemple Grives
National Manufacturers’ Aseociation
Pigtmont
Pope
W. Fr. Butterson
Joseph N. H.C. Pewrs
V. Carter
Joseph T. Arme
Frank Hawkins
J. K. Ottley
Whermion
C. EB
Currier
Peel
J. Paxfrank
His
H. L. Johnson
W. H Kinm
W. E. Ragan
D. C. Douzber
George King
J. Orr
C. H. Kele
H. X. McCura
Dawia Woodward
Jones
Oscar Elias
F. van Winkie
L. A. Ransom
L .L. Seuleainger
Newel
George W. Parratt
J. Lee Barnes
Willig Howl
Ralph van Tan
Clark Howell
J. R. Gray
John Temple Graves
R. W. Brown
B. F. Ulmer
Jerome Jones
Railway Notes Amid Storm Delays Hit Atlanta Depot Opening
Railway circles grapple with stormy weather and bad schedules in Atlanta. A large turnout is planned for a Sheltering Arms dinner with the Atlanta Press Club as clerks from southern roads meet the Southern Passenger Association. Officials push for a Georgia music festival and continued work on depot construction amid postponed plans and fruit-tree worries.
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Atlanta
Deset
Lave
Ser 10
Sheltering Arms
Atlanta Press Club
Emat
Georgia
Southeast
Swainsboro Nears Major 300M Commercial Buildout
Swainsboro Georgia in February reports bold growth plans with a four department store to span the city between Macon and Savannah. Builders aim to open a cotton oil mill and a guano factory by September 1, after a new Bank of Sitonaet forms. Subscriptions fund the projects as capitalists and homeseekers look to Swainsboro. Philippines Redeems Certificates
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Wartun
Bostick
Apnah
Wittiam H. Martin
Bere
Savannah
Alaentia
S. C
Reaver
South Georgia
Swainsboro
Spcial—& Doom
Georgia
Macon
Savan
Bank of Sitonoet
Philippines
Manila
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Reliabia
Bb. & Bb
A. Latzky Fine Tailoring
W. Forsyth St
Prudential Bldg
Lelechs
China
Wm Lovett Allonia
Toeck
Business University
Catatog, Peat
Niyateians
Book of Testimontals Sree
Woouta T. Wen
Pryor St
Erchtaeest
REMEQ
Barbee
Bond
Old Kentucky
U. S
Old Barbee
Cork
Jno. T. Barbee & Co
Louisville, Ky
United States
Prima Mercantile
Sommersul Bis
Sea
Uilnois
Louisville and
Nash
Paris
Berlin
Treasury
Liverpool
Liverpol
Prbmuars
New Orleans
Wilmington
S. Grabfelder& CO
Distillers and Dealers
Louisville
Jane Walter
Dunn's Monogram Rye
Wootford County
T.ob. Mills, Inc
Snenee
Memphis
Tennuary
Orleina
New Park Produce eXchange
Con
Rurney
Lumpkin
Pisa'a
Broyles
WEY “Ly
Munyon
Philadelphia
Eeeeeee
Oemen
Soutimastern Passenger Association
Navy
Decatur St
Decatur Street
Forrest
George Adair
Stuart Boyd
Central Ave
Hunter St
Conover
Stene
Eeould Vecom
Lilian Nordica
Cable Piano Co
Whitehall St
Georgue Lodge
F&a
Masonic Hall
PY. HL. Miller
W. M. M. Z. Criet
J. G. Rossman
Feters
Atlante
Drury Lane
WM. Bramwell
Victor Mape
Capt
Barrington
NEW Music
Wetcons
F. L Freyer
Managar
Syria
Icttan West
Manvan Co
Mark Raw
Jacobs’ Pharmacy
Emca
Great Northwest
America
J. 4. Merrill
General Southern Agt
Pryor
TTR
the Atlanta Home Insurance Co
W. C. Deane
Harvey P. Wilson
Mgr. Local Department
Atlanta Home (Fire) Insurance Co
State of Georgia
Equitable Build Inc
Company Ag
Insurance Commissioner
Harvey P. Willstone
Ata
Deann
Fulton
Joel Hurt
Atlanta Home Insurance Company
Joel Hart
Fohn B. Wheat
Fulton County
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