Exchange Bank Suit Before Macon Court
In Macon Georgia on January 11 special report says the superior court will hear demurrers in the receivers for the defunct Exchange Bank suit against directors seeking hundreds of thousands in disputed dividends. The case has dragged for years due to judgeships and now may take at least a month with many demurrers. stockholders may also face suit to recover stock value.
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Superior Court
MW. A. Mathews
Exchange Bank
Trun, Im
Ciusht
Mathews
Nore
Hell
Atlanta
Gatus
Pidas
Bibbe Manufacturing Company
Middle
Georgia
Valdosta Plans New Industries In 1915 Campaign
Valdosta Ga January 11 Special The Valdosta Chamber of Commerce has begun a campaign to establish several new factories and industrial enterprises in the city. Plans call for three industrial ventures including a trunk factory and an overall factory in Br endsey Lassey. Local investors pledged to supply half the capital and will seek the other half from Valdosta concerns and a Southern Bank figure. Proposals were prepared and submitted to the three prospective concerns for consideration.
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Valdosta
Vallonta
Valdestey
RAE
Eccepeed Atyenta
John FT. Bistock
Msouthern Bank
Tupt Compaty
Williamson Wife Struck by Train in Vanlesta
Mrs. Williamson wife of Dr Malcolm Williamson an optician, was struck by a Kentucky Railway train on the Atlantic Coast Line near Hodrodeaxy injuring her badly. Physicians say recovery possible though affected by shock and injuries. Local reports note the incident occurred as two trains moved and she failed to observe the approaching locomotive.
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Vanlesta
Fanuary
Atre, Williamson
Malcolm Williawson
Lee Street
Williamson
Pha
Ceres Durtes
Jong Aeris Nang
Ata
Nashville
Tenn
Gad
Apples Boost Valdosta as Major Apple Hub in Georgia
Apples in Valdosta Georgia elevate the city to a leading apple distributing point for the southern territory with large shipments and carloads sold to a wholesale concern. Coffee futures show a jetesgulup day with market ends, and weather and commodity notes surround the trading reports.
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Valtosta
Valdosta Flas
Gawnere
Barrala
Turpentine and glass prices listed in naval stores notice
January 11 naval stores page lists turpentine and rosin prices, window glass quotes, white pine products, and provisions. Details include unit prices such as turpentine at 4.35 and glass at 6.65, with various ribs and other items noted.
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Naval Stores
Ann. Gy
Eter
High Ground Made for Movement in Cotton Market
New York January 11 reports show sufficient realizing and southern selling causing irregularities, but offerings absorbed and several months hit new high grounds with a close net up 3 to 5 points. Prices opened steady, fluctuated on bullish and bearish cues, and later recovered as investment demand and Continental buyers supported spring and early summer positions. New Orleans session stayed steady with modest buying and late gains of 2 to 6 points. Spot sales across six markets totaled 45,263 bales, with receipts of 11,868 and stock at 328,457.
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New York
Liverpool
New Orleans
Secon
Wall Street
Longs
Bearg
Igxures
Texas City
Bremen
Texas Points
Atock
Cotton Movement Reports Mixed Steady Prices Across Cities
Atlanta notes mid dling cotton at 73 percent with broad regional receipts and exports. The day totals show receipts 77,115 and exports 9,073 with stock 1,870,666. Interior lines report Houston Memphis Augusta St Louis Cincinnati and other markets with varied receipts shipments and stocks.
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Atlanta
New York
New Orleans
Salveston
Mobile
Savannah
Charlaston
Wilmington
Norfolk
Baltimore
Boston
Philadelphia
Houston
Memphis
Augusta
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Tuttle Rock
Metals Market Roundup From New York and London Stages
January reports show lead steady near 35.93, London price around £18 15s, tin quoted at $23.50 for five ton lots. Copper futures hover near £59 for early trading, with spot copper at £59 per ton and copper products listed against varied futures.
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New York
Sajo
London
Dondon
Esre
Southern
Stocks Continue Upward Movement In Global Trading
New York on January 11 reports a broad stock advance with United States Steel maintaining leadership after a strong December tonnage statement. Gains span 1 to 2 points in active issues as copper prices rise amid renewed Western demand and softer grain markets. London and Berlin markets show firmness and bank data indicates mixed liquidity with bonds strong and collateral signals steady.
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New York
United States Steel
Alleghenies
London
Imperial Bank of Germany
United States
Professional views on the cotton market in New York
New York reports a firmer cotton market with offerings rising in the south while prices stay above Liverpool. Freight costs widen the gap between markets. outside demand remains strong but German buyers pause on the advance. England expects a large crop to keep prices down. Liverpool sees steady futures and modest spot declines.
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New York
Liverpool
America
England
Hubbard Eros. & CO
Wheat market slumps on Dardanelles attack reports
Turbulent trading in Chicago wheat follows reports that English and French fleets breached Turkish defenses at the Dardanelles. Prices fell sharply from session highs, corn and oats also retreating as market uncertainty and large harvest receipts dampen demand. cash wheat and returns in other grains show mixed results.
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Chicago
Dardanelles
Turkey
Italy
United States
Chicago Board of Prado
Commodity Price Ledger From Various Markets
A digest of prices and receipts across multiple markets dated January 11, listing butter, cheese, poultry, eggs, meat, potatoes, and sugars. Includes Kansas City, Chicago, St Louis, New York Cotton Seed Oil, and raw sugar values with receipts and stock levels.
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New York
Kansas City
Hges
Springs
Atlanta Strides In Loan Department Receiver Named
H F Martin of the A J H West agency is appointed receiver for M A Burton by Judge John T Pendleton of Fulton superior court. Forrest & George Adair lease 163 Peachtrea Street to Rawak corporation a New York millinery firm, to remodel as a store. Property transfers and deeds detail numerous parcels, mortgages, and exchanges in Atlanta real estate with dates from 1913 to 1917 and mentions of Oakland cemetery, Ponce de Leon avenue, and West Peachtree street.
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H. F. Martin
A. J. & H. ¥. West Agency
M. A. Burton
John T. Pendleton
Fulton Superior Court
Peachtree Street Leaze
Forrest & George Adair
Rawak Corporation
New York
Peachtrea Street
Kathleen G. Nelson
Birdid
Gorman
Irwin Street
Bouth Street
F. W. Hurt
Mary L. Furt
Royal and
Fifth Streets
W. B. Worley Ton
A. Miley
Fgnce
de Leon
J. A. Riley
Palmer Wratthony
Ponce de Leon Avenue
W. R. C. Smith
W. N. Cochran
Seminole Avenue
Fonca de Leon Avenue
Januay
Martin H. Nance
George Westmoreland
Roswell Road
T. J. Eady
J. W. Milton
Nor'west Atlanta
L. Z. Dahm
Automatic Player Piano Company
M . Minor
T. J. Roberts
Ponders Avenue
M.C. Minor
Woodward Avenue
Hill Street
J. W. Hodges
St. Charles Avenue
Bonaventure Street
John [. Richards
Henry Th.clarke
Glenwood Avenue
Lenn Chamiee
John P. Jones
Lee Street
Park Stret
G. D. Hil
McCoy
Dunbar Street
Elizabeth Street
Nancy "& Hellings
William P. Garden
Fourteenth District
Margaret A
Herbert A. ‘Sage
H. G. Jones
Edgewood Avenue
Piedmont Avenue
J. BH. Phillips
I. J. Phillips
South Boulevard
Travelers’ Insurance Company
Sarah ¥. Grant
S. Berry
Fannie
Goodman
Harris and
Hendricks Streets
H. A. Ntheridge
Mary I. Dunn
Peachtree Street
Eighteenth Street
Tom H. Pitt
Grace
Morris
Pryor Street
Vassar Street
John ¥. Jones
James C. Williams
Walnut Street
E. W. Smith
Hannah Gloganer
Elevent Street
Main Avenue
Jeanne W. Weldon
Georgia Rent Estate Company of
Pladmont Avenue
Alex W. Smith, Sr
Kath
Thomson Election Results: New Officials Elected
The municipal election held today in Thomson elected Mayor B. F. Johnson and councilmen R. L. Hadaway H. C. McCorkle J. F. Watson J. W. Boatwright. Day marshal and night marshal positions listed with initials shown.
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Maud B. Kelly
Linwood Avenue
Phoenix Planing Mill
Eugene Dickey
East Georgia Avenue
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Houston Street
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