Cotton Continues Upward Move After Sharp Afternoon Rally
New York and New Orleans report a strong daily rebound in cotton after an initial decline. Active months rose 25 to 2 1/2 points from morning lows, closing near the day’s high as buyers returned amid supportive sentiment from German buyers and solid export demand. Spot prices and mill activity reflected renewed interest with sizable late-session buying and a surge in long positions.
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New York
Liverpool
Newmeans
Bremen
Atlanta Prices and Market Briefs Across Goods and Stocks
A wide listing from Atlanta shows fluctuating prices for groceries and commodities, including meats and dairy, with fluctuations in flour and feed, and a lengthy Atlanta live stock market report. It details prices for corn, salmon, evaporated milk, lard, spices, and canned goods, plus grain sacks, seeds, hay, and various feeds, alongside cattle and hog quotations and related market commentary. The report notes market changes and regional pricing, with references to White Provision Company and local commodities.
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Ogissby Grocery Company
Domino
Victory
Gloria
Nell Rose
Cean Epray
Southern Star
Georgia
Tennessee
Burt Louis
Oklahoma
Patsy
Purina
Victory Horse
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Atlanta
W. H. White, Jr
White Provision Company
Sted Hick
Cotton Movement Steady Across Markets and Ports
Cotton prices hold steady as Middling quotes vary by port. Receipts reach 65,001 with exports 33,536 and sales 17,008, placing total season receipts at 5,808,791 and exports at 3,285,252. Interior movement shows Houston and Memphis with notable activity, while totals for the day show 35,701 receipts and 29,120 shipments.
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Atlanta
Canary
Aid Duning
New York
New Orleans
Galveston
Charleston
Wimington
Norfolk
Baltimore
Boston
Philadelphia
Houston
Memphis
Augusta
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Tattle Rock
Cales
Fitates Porta
Theas
Gaivasto
Mobile
Savannah
Fotel Interior Movement Agi
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St. Loul
Little Rock
Dry Goods Market Update from New York Trade
The searing line of worsted warp broadcloth opened for sale with a 1 cent advance in cotton goods. Worsted yarns showed strength while cotton yarns remained firm. Underwear priced cheaply, with a few large buyers placing orders.
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New York
Buying Movement Wiped Out Losses In Stock Market
New York stock market opened with absorption limits but a broad buying surge later erased most early losses and lifted many issues to highest levels since open trading resumed. Bond activity reached the day’s largest volume since the exchange reopened, while steel, copper, and lead leaders faced mixed moves amid rumors and foreign selling. Total sales par value stood at 3,960,000 with government twos up 18 percent on call.
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New York
Missouri Pacific
Beth Jehhem ‘Steel
United States Steel
London
Pittsburg
Middle West
Amalgamated
St Paul
United States
Wheat and Grains Rally on Strong Export News
Wheat corn and oats closed higher as export buying surged after reports of widened sales to exporters and anticipated foreign orders. Wheat jumped up to 31 3/4 cents, corn and oats rose, while provisions fell with hogs. Movements tied to Argentine crop disruptions and European purchases.
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Chicago
Seaboard
Professional views on cotton market in New York and futures
Cotton market observers report better Liverpool demand than a month earlier with Europe absorbing exports. Prices rise modestly amid expectations of renewed southern offerings and ongoing European buying driven by war contracts. Traders note strong foreign demand supports domestic spinners' limited supply and overall market strength. Hubbard Bros & Co and Way, Bond & Co describe early weakness followed by sharp gains as import demand and foreign spot advances bolster the market.
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New York
Iis
Blanchester
Europe
Hubbard Bros & CO
WAY, Bond & CO
Coffee Market Steady Amid Limited Demand in New York
Trading days show quiet markets with little price change. Brazil’s steady outlook kept futures barely higher while spot and commodity quotes for Java and Santos lingered near prior levels. Sugar and butter held steady as hogs and cattle markets opened weak to mixed in Chicago.
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New York
Brazil
Rio
Santos
Bantas
Hia Exchange
London
Ten Crackers Signings Boost Crackers Roster
The Crackers signed ten players including pitchers H M Heitt James Al Ten and O W Bradfield catchers H P Neiderkorn infielders W F Hopke Claude Potts and W W Waldron and others unsigned names like Elf liming Timeon Bowden L BE Tullos HR Bisland H E Hibel and George Kircher Two more contracts arrived bringing signed total to ten with sixteen unsigned Amby McConnell Harry Chapman Whitey Alper remain undeclared. Welchence and McConnell suspended Waldron and Hy Heltz join Browning backed Texas league praise.
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H. M. Heitt
James al- Ten
O. W. Bradfield
Frank Robertson
H.P. Neiderkorn
W. F. Hopke
Claude Potts
W. W. Waldron
Charles L. Milz
Don Yan
Elmer J. Lawrence
Frank Browning
Elliott BE. Dent
Carl Thompson
Ed Manning
R. E. Gook
H. Williams
Bill Pear- Bon
Bill Rumler
Joe Jenkings
A. Jarosick
Timeon Bowden
L. BE. Tullos
HR. Bisland
H. E Hibel
George Kircher
Bill Smith
Crackers
Harry Welchence
Amby McConnell
Harry Chapman
Whitey Alper
Welch
McConnell
Bill Waldron
M. Heltz
Galveston
Helét
Druid Hills Golf Plans Mid Winter Club Tournament
Druid Hills Golf Club will stage a four week mid winter event starting next Saturday. An entrante fee of one golf ball per player serves as prize material for each flight winner and runner up. Qualifying is from scratch with club handicaps applied, and delays possible if weather disrupts play.
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Druid Hills Golf Club
Poeatye
Two Madison Boys Win Athletic Pins
James Reever and Louis Cole of Madison High school are named bronze athletic pin recipients from the state high school association and The Atlanta Constitution for excellence in athletic events. Pins have been forwarded to these boys.
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Madison High School
State High School Association
Atlanta Constitution
James Reever
Louis Cole
Three More Brownies Coming to Crackers
St Louis January 20 Special It was reported that Manager Branch Rickey will select three more players to manager Billy Smith of the Crackers. Players Manning Cook Hope Ramier Jenkins Bowden and Jarosick have already been turned over to Atlanta. Clements Walker and Miller are the three named on the transfer list. Rickey is at Chicago for the Federals suit.
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Crackers
Atlanta
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Hope
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Jenkins
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Clements
Texas Leagu
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Montgomery
Miller
Rickey
Chicago
Federals
Kircher and Eibel to Open Atlanta Bowling Alleys
George Kircher and Hack Enbel will open the Atlanta Bowling Alleys Co on Viaduct Place in the Steiner-Emery building with six new alleys and modern equipment. Kircher will manage the lanes and bowlers will access the facility from Viaduct Place entrance.
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Kircher and Eibel
Viaduct Place
George Kircher
Hack Enbel
Atlanta Bowling, Alleys Co
Steiner-Emery
Atlanta
Elleys
Steiner-Emery Building
Sid Smith Signs to Coach Carolina Baseball Team
Columbia South Carolina January 2 It was announced that Sid Smith former Atlanta catcher and longtime Columbus player in the American Association has signed a contract to coach the University of South Carolina baseball team next spring. The Camden native and former USC student assumes duties after a lengthy minor league career.
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S. C
Sid Smith
Atlanta
Columbus
University of South Carolina
Camden
University
Otto Jordan Will Manage Valdosta in Georgia State League
Otto Jordan has signed to manage the Valdosta team in the Georgia State League for the coming season. He and the Valdosta owners agreed on terms this week. Jordan is well liked in state league circles for his ability as a ball player and manager. North Broad street ad?
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Otto Jordan
Valdosta
Jordan
Don’t You Quit Drinking Bond Auction Notice
The Columbia Trust Company invites offers to purchase bonds of First Mortgage 5 Per Cent Gold Bond of a water and electric power company. Offers due by February 8, 1916, 23:00. Bonds delivered February 4 or secured that day. Trust Officer George E Warren. New York date January 6 1425.
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Knickerbarter Trust Company
Murigiue
Broadway
New York City
Columbia Trust Company
Tritates
George E Warren
New York
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