Atlanta Markets and Stock Prices Report
Markets at Atlanta list fruit and produce quotations from Fidelity and local merchants, including apples, oranges, grapefruit, onions, greens, and tomatoes. The stock market section covers live cattle, beef, hogs, and butcher items with price ranges and market tone, noting holiday activity, light receipts, and an active trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fidelity, Fruit and Produce
ABLES
Fancy York
Han Davia
Ruage
Grats
Paula
Atlanta
Tay Woe
White
White Provision Company
Ae Bess
Bilme
Live Stock Markets Chicago St Louis and Louisville
Live Stock notes from Chicago St Louis and Louisville show mixed receipts across hogs cattle sheep and calves with varied price ranges. Hogs bulk sold around 7.50 to 8.25 for good heavies while pigs and lights reached about 6.50 to 8.35. cattle receipts near 3 to 7 dollars with steer and cow categories cited. sheep and lamb markets also reported steady to slightly higher with yearlings and natives prominent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Texas
St. Lows
Sony and Jellers
Aubs Feng Sbos
Packers
Atedre
Dresed
Wouthern
Iamba
Wothern
Waese Lovieville
Cotton figures show gains in weekly New Orleans cotton data
New Orleans January 9 The weekly New Orleans Cotton exchange statement reports increases in movement into sight and total movement for the seven days ending today with contrasts to the same period last year and to 1911. It covers receipts at United States ports, overland imports, southern and northern mills takings, interior stocks, and the world’s visible supply with figures for spinners and regional totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Hester
Negrezs
Samme
United States
Mississippi
Ohio
Potomac
Mills
Canada
South‘ern Mills
Tiese
North
South
Seaboard
Sieht
Alester
Egypt
Brazil
India
Great Britain
Europe
Twenty Four Members of Company D Arrested On Captain Order
Twenty four members of Company D in the Fifth Regiment were rounded up and confined by provost guards after failing to answer roll call. A search party located the missing men at 2 a m, and by dawn they were detained at the Auditorium under guard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D Company
W. J. Stoddard
Sojen
Affidavits seek commutation for Hall and Duncan
Affidavits were presented to the prison commission showing I B Hall of Tifton is insane with paranoid affections and should be commuted from hanging to imprisonment. Supporting physicians and local officials urged clemency. Another case, William Duncan of Houston County, seeks life instead of the January 24 hanging, with letters from Judge Mathews and others backing commutation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prison Commission
I. B. Hall
Tifton
Dennis W. Hall
L. P. Skeen
James B. Baird
Atlanta Payardan
Slaton
Hall
J. D. Long
Milledgeville
J. M. Shaw
Miller
Tift County
Tfe
Fullwood & Skeen
John RF. Cooper
Macon
Cooper
William Duncan
Houston County
Mr. Cooper
Henry A. Mathews
Former legislator appeals for pardon
Governor Slaton may soon rule on the pardon application of former Lumpkin County legislator W. S. Hud, serving a two year sentence for larceny after trust. Hud, once a rising lawyer and former House speaker candidate, was convicted for diverting funds from a dredge boat sale. The judge who sentenced him now backs clemency after one year served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slaton
Q. J. Lilly
7. H. Moore
John H. Holder
Prison Commission
W. S. Hud
Lumpkin County
Hall
Price Edwards
Prigan
Stores to Open Half Hour Later in City Movement
The Chamberlin Johnson DuBose firm and J P Allen Co announce new hours starting Monday. Stores will open at 8:30 instead of 8:00 to help young workers manage home duties and prepare for work. Allen supports closing Big Store at 6:30 if neighboring merchants follow, joining the effort to shorten the workday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlin-Johnson-DuBose Company
J. P. Allen& Co
J.B. Allen
Peachtree
Whitehall Street
Coffee and sugar market notes from New York summary
Opening coffee ad vances faded as supplies rose and selling pressured values. Brazilian receipts remained strong, French cabling weak, with scattered gains in Rio and Santos futures mixed. spot Santos and Rio prices noted along with February and March futures. Raw sugar firm, molasses steady, flour dull. linseed prices listed from Duluth and Ottawa markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Rio
Santos
Ami
Raveraber
Wasona Ln So
Muscovade
Molatos
W. M. Potts Second to Drop Dead in Jackson County
William M. Potts a prominent farmer from Fack son county died suddenly while inspecting livestock near Athens Georgia He was 72 years old and a Confederate veteran leaving seven children and was buried at the family plot near the city It followed another death of a noted farmer in the same area in recent days both instances occurring in the morning before returning home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
William M. Potts
Fack+son
Broadway Jones at Atlante to Open Week of New Plays
The Atlente offers George M. Cohan's Broadway Jones Monday through Wednesday. The all star company, praised by Pacific coast and New Orleans critics, performs without music or charity. Matinee is Wednesday. Following is Within the Law with returns Thursday to Saturday. Also features Rube Soldberg cartoons and Lorraine and Dudley in a one act. The Norman Hackett company gains attendance and The Witching Hour opens next week with full company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway Jones
Atlente
George BM. Cohan
Pacific Coast
New Orleans
Momer George
Atlanta
AG TG Sacemansee
Christina
Rube Soldberg
Laskys
Alan Brooks
Iso
Lorraine
Dudley
Chist Caupalicab
Forsyth
Norman ‘Hackett
Lynn
Annen Daily
Hackett
Nlent
Eddie Black’s Company Draws Big Opening at Atlanta
Eddie Black and his troupe opened to a cordial reception Monday afternoon and have sustained strong attendance and praise through the week. The Village Parson closes at matinee this afternoon with a final showing tonight. Next week, Hat Reid’s Western tale The Caw Puncher is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asirou
Eddie Blach
Atlanta
Eddie Black
Atanta
Cay Lila
Hat Reid
Western Plains
Tribunal to Decide Anna Goulds Appeal in Rome
The Segnatica tribunal will meet in Rome to decide Duchess de Talleyrand Anna Goulds appeal after the Rota annulled her marriage to Count Bont De Castellane. The Duchess claims lack of proper notification and opportunity to present new evidence. The defense argues she did not receive the citation, while pretates insist the document was sent via the Paris archbishop. Cardinals Vincenzo Vannutelli Agliardi Cassetta Gasparri Pomili Martinelli are among those forming the Segnatura tribunal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Segnatica Tribunal
High Court
The
Roman Curia
Duchess de Talleyrand
Anna Gould
New York
Rota
Count Bont de Castellane
Orhile
Duchesa
Rileged
Paris
Segnatura Tribunal
Vincenzo Vannatail
Agliardi
Cassetta
Gasparri
Pom- Pili
Martinelli
Eastman Man Pleads Guilty as Bigamist
Brunswick Ga January 9 Special J Arthur the young man from Eastman came to Brunswick months ago and after arrest on charges and help from his father returned here married a Brunswick girl and was later arrested on a bigamy charge. Arthur pleaded guilty before Judge Conyers in Glynn superior court. His attorney Judell Hazlehurst said the act was not intentional and asked leniency. Judge Conyers will pass sentence tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
Spe
Gialj
Arthur
Eastman
Conyers
Glynn Superior Court
Judell
Hazlehurst
Trust Company Sues Receivers of Wabash
The Central Trust company of New York sues the Wabash receivers in federal court for 120000. It says it was trustee for a 10000000 May 1995 note issue secured by 12000 Pacific Express shares under an agreement granting protection from the stock. voting rights remained with Wabash. In 1911 the stock reportedly sold to Wells Fargo Express and Central Trust did not receive its share of the proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Express
Wells- Fargo Express Company
Gentral Truat Company
Premier Asaaith Plans France Visit Next Week
Premier Asaaith will travel to France in a trip described as non political by officials. The voyage, to the Riviera, is framed as a personal or non political excursion with no international political aims.
National Bank Closed by the Comptroller in Superior Neb
The First National Bank of Superior did not open today and was closed by order of the Comptroller of the Currency. The bank carried capital stock around 60,000 with loans near 500,000 and deposits around 215,000, but the exact reason for the closure was not disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior
Neb
First National Bank of
Cr. Adama
Hookworm in Texas Report Shows High Infection Rate
Austin Texas January 3 The annual state hookworm report today showed 40.5 percent of the Texas children examined microscopically during first a had hookworm. Nearly seven thousand children were thus examined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Austin
Cold Weather Boosts Atlanta's Population
Atlanta faces a predicted clear and brisk twenty four hours as northern residents seek milder climes. A local manufacturer notes increased job applications from northerners claiming the milder winter drives workers south. Forecaster von Herrmann cites recurring inquiries about Atlanta’s winter temperatures and hints that people may relocate if the weather stays mild.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
von Herrmann
Uncle Sam's Mall
Peyton Wade Urged for Appeals Bench
A delegation of fifteen of twenty citizens from several Georgia cities urged Governor Slaton to appoint Peyton H. Wade of Dublin to the Court of Appeals to replace Judge Pottle who plans to resign soon. The group met the governor for about an hour as other candidates from the south push claims while Warren Grice of Hawkinsville also seeks the seat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slaton
Peyton H. Wade
Dublin
Court of Appeals
Judge Pottle
Lucius Stubbs
Frank Lawson
Earl Camp
G. IT. Willems
R. Smith
Oc, Gibson
Macon
Victor
Warren Grice
Hawkinsville
Row Over Fifteen Cents Fare Starts $3,000 Damage Suit
Athens Ga January special. A 15 cent fare difference on a Atlanta to Buford ticket led to a $1,000 damage suit before Judge Brand. N F Wilson claimed he bought a ticket, lost it, paid cash fare, was ejected at Norcross, and the court held he should have paid the fare difference. case proceeds to higher court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Atlanta
Bufoord
Brand
N. F. Wilson
Buford
Norcross
Algher Court
Bowron testifies in steel trust suit in Birmingham
James Bowron former treasurer and director of Tennessee Coal Iron and Railroad and president of Gulf States Steel testified in the government against U S Steel. He traced the companys rise acquisition history and defended its methods as legitimate and not injurious to Birmingham. Twelve witnesses remain to be heard in Birmingham before moving to New Orleans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
James Bowron
Tennessee Coal, Iran and Railroad Company
Gulf States Steel Corporation
United States Steel ” Corporation
Tennessee Comar
Bowron
Tennessee Coal, Tron and Railroad
Steel Corporation
Thesreel Corporation
New Orleans
Taft Oil Land Act Put Before Supreme Court
Washington January 9 The dispute over President Tafts 1902 withdrawal of large oil lands in California and Wyoming without Congress authority was argued before the Supreme Court. Government lawyers urged ratification by Congress while Midwest Oil Co contended the action was an unconditional power grab.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Taft
California
Wyoming
Congress
Supreme Court
Mid-West Oil Company
Mississippi
Will of Dr S Weir Mitchell Probate Leaves Estate to Family
Weir Mitchell Estate in Philadelphia probate today leaves estate valued at more than 209000 to widow and two sons. All medical copyrights go to Dr Joan K H Mitchell, a son. Other literary copyrights placed in trustees for family benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
S. Weir Mitchell
Mrs Sherwood Stricken by Stroke in Washington
Mrs Isaac B Sherwood wife of Ohio Representative Sherwood is critically ill in Washington after a paralytic stroke. Physicians hold little hope for her recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac BR. Sherwood
Representative Sherwood
Ohio
Dr Quillian Named Health Board Head
At the organization meeting of the deal board yesterday afternoon Dr Vv EB Quillian of the third ward was again chosen as president Dr J Bradfield was re elected vice president and J A Seawright a newly elected number was honored by being elected Secretary And treasurer The board accented the recommendation of Sanitary Chief John Jentzen to promotions which were caused by the death of Inspector J J Cochran Chief Jentzen named Inspectors Williams Roberts and Sanders for the place Williams was elected For the vacancy caused by Williams promotion Chief Jentzen recommended Inspector Burk Carter and Sorrow and the board elected Sorrow
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deal Board
Vv. EB. Quillian
Third Ward
J. Bradfield
J. A. Seawright
John Jentzen
J. J. Cochran
Chef Jentzen
Williams
Roberts
Sanders
Dorsey
Willams
Inspector Williams
Jentzen
Burk
Carter
Sorrow
Atlanta’s Strides From Day 10 In Industrial Growth
Chicago businessmen WH Haskell and M Rosenstein closed a three year lease for 5000 square feet on the Crumley building corner at Fairlie and Poplar streets. The new clothing factory will employ about fifty and was secured via the Atlanta Chamber of Commerce Industrial and Statistical Bureau led by W H Leahy. Leahy also published Atlanta progress in Town Development, boosting the city’s postwar prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WH. G. Haskell
M. Rosenstein
Chicago
Crumley
Fairlie and
Poplar
Atlanta
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
W. H. Leahy
Atlants
Leahy
Industrial and
Ste~ Ptistical
New York
Sity
DeKalb County Transfers and Property Listings in 1914
Property deeds and transfers across Dekalb and Atlanta suburbs detailed. Items include parcels in Kirkwood, Ridge Avenue, Ware Street, and Hardee Street with dates in January 1914, assignments to Western and Atlanta Savings firms, and multiple lot dimensions. Notable entries include lot sales in Kirkwood and Adams Hancock streets, and bond for title actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Eady
H. Suurp
Worthwest
Atlanta
M. Galaway
Thomas Ww
Me.Gubee
Dainey Street
Foe
Ummett Street
Stevens
Lolla
M. Stevens
Avon Avenue
East Hoint Chert
Childers
Thomas Treet
Highland Avenue
Janus Vary
Emma YH. Rambo
Pleres
Lot
Maritham Street
Maple Street
Nathan Froelich
Andrew
Lizxe Blackman
Highland
Severn Avenues
Gideon Kellogly
Peyro G. Hanchan
Lascent Fifth Street
Willams
John F. Stackdetl
Lyon Fort
Piedmont Avenue
Melinda A. Thoman
W. B. Billington
Wylie Street
Elia H. Stewart
Alma i ‘Zeksan
Myrtle Street
H. Jt. Harrin
G. C. Livingston
Wawhita Avenue
W. M. Hanson
and Savings Company
South Side
McGrader
Handelph Arrest
Oliva Lamas
S&b
Rambo
Markham Street
Pierce Anderson
Atlanta Savings Weuk
Hate A
Dekalb County
Citie
Atlanta Suburban Land Corporation
Iart Lend Company
Kirkwood
Hardee and
Wars Latrpete
Granham Street
Ridge Avenue
Hidge Avenue
Branham ‘Street
Ware Alrest
Muchyford Road
Lot Fm Tawe
Boulevard DeKalb
Branham Wrrect
Ware Street
Boulevard Dercaib
Goaisi i
Arthur Anderson
Merritt
Peighteanth
Wartland Company
Ware
Mardeo
Earl Lana Company
Bem. Smith
Khsivane Butting
John L."buniel
Avante
LaWrance Street
Sideisy V. Brooks
Bolawin
Hoar
McLendon Eirect
Ciifton Avenue
J. W. Mayson
F. L. Weeken
Denk
Decatur
Adams and
Hancock Streets
H. M. Smith
Hertha MM. Galey
Kielen Sutton
Ware and
Hardee Streets
F. Westurook
Thomas
Oak Street
Dekalby Avenue
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EU Fision
Vis Os Snes
Cornfield
Frankforts
Cornfield Palogne
Cornfeld Tunghens
Bam
Cornfield Prankeforte
S. Beliien
Oglesby Grocery Company
Alderney
pagandy-Streis
Cremm
God Geanobrysta
Tiacz Navy
Caves
Sues
Bie
Oklahoma
Timothy
Smart
Bermuda
Coltan
Purina
Victory
Victory Iterated
Syster Sahel
Patsy
Victory Horse
Milka
P. W
Walt
Stish
Prison Board
Duluth
Minn
W. M. Potts
Jackson County
Ss Attomte
Keith Vaudeville
Bigamist
France
National Bank
Gate City
Peyton Wade
Governor Friday
Jas. Bowron
Weir Mitchell
Sherwood
Parker
Balsam
DR. Quillian
Health Board
Tite
Albert Steiner
I. R. Lively
Formwall Street
Georgia Avenue
Trvo— Mire
Esse P. Plier
Mm.greenplatt
Pormeran Street
Dodd Avenue
A. C. Ellott
Mabey Harper
Atwood
Oak Streets
Baxish
T. A. Coursey
W. H. Cutlose
Bimpson Street
T. T. Daniel
H.C. Buecker
Bratn Street
Albert O. Marbud
Allents
S. H. Myers
Ogtethorpe Avenue
Pathe
Marthe A. Fosser Harllee
John H. Mullen
George ' S Ma
Sells Avenue
Manufacturers’ Finance Co
Bronk N. Allen
Beil Stresta
Novambe
Louis Gholstin HL Jackson
Levy
Swie—Marcus
M. E. Brownie
East Boulevard
Hardin Avenue
Hardin Avenues Street
Lee Street
Adling Babb
Ww. W. Babb
Gordon Street
J. E. Barbe
P. Mann
George B. Evereth
Melerton
Carrol
Edward Jones
Kuhn
Yoorsin
Bruce
Nassui
Ori
New York City
Fwo
Fifth Ave
Fifth Avenue
Grand Central Station
Pennsylvania Railroad
Martinique
House OF Taylor
Broadway
33Rd Streets
Charles Leigh Taylor
Walter Chandler, JR
WALTER C. _SISON
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