Atlanta Grocery and Produce Prices and Market Summary
Readable fragments show a dense list of fruits vegetables and groceries with prices, plus a detailed Atlanta live stock market report. Items include apples, oranges, grapefruits, cabbage, lemons, cucumbers, lard, bacon, flour, meal, several Purina feeds, and a large section on cattle hogs and sheep prices with regional quotations across markets.
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Fidelity Bruit
Prodece
Fancy York
Newa
Usta
Ted Esanteh
Vlorida
Grimes Os
Eacs
Cormfeld
Cornfeld
B.S
Oglesby Grocery
Alaerney
Orsford’s
Lima
Breghetul
Domino
Victory
Quest
Gloria
Waite Bay
Furitan
Paragon
Southern Star
Tennessee
Texas
Georgia
Patsy
Purina
Hores
Milka
P. W
G&c
Atlanta
WH White, Jr
White Provisions Company
Choice
Cholen
Mrcuim
Cotton market review shows steady week with profit taking
New York reports a generally steady cotton market in the past week with some profit taking before the census bureau January 16 figures. Prices eased 16 to 26 points from the week’s highs as trade absorbed divergent views on supply and demand, with foreign money eased, mills cautious, and exporters filling January contracts rather than placing new orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Census Bureau
Cn Ming
Weerk's Trade Reviewed By Mercantile Agency
Bradstreet's reports improved sentiment across financial industrial and commercial sectors after the presidential message. Bank discounts in major commercial countries ease funds for investment, New York state bond issue shows liquidity, stock prices rise, iron and steel demand strengthens, and weekly business failures fall from 566 to 434 while exports reach 491,823 bushels.
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New York
Bradstreet
New York States
Turpentine and Rosin Trade Updates and Markets
Reports from Savannah and Boston detail turpentine and rosin receipts, shipments, and stock levels, with prices on spirits and crude turpentine. Market notes cover wool, hides, leather, butter, cheese, potatoes, poultry, flour, pork, lard, and coffee, highlighting steady prices, production activity, and international quotes.
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Savannah
Turpantine
Salen
Rosin Firm
Gereipts
Bod
Steed
Wilamngton
Canon Rosin
Federal Reserve Bank debate at Kansas City hearing
January 23 report from Kansas City on the push to organize a new federal reserve bank system. David F. Houston and William G. McAdoo preside as bankers from multiple states defend district boundaries and propose branches, with Kansas City urged to serve a broad western and southern district.
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Kansas City
David F. Houston
Agriculture
Wiliam G. McAdoo
The
Treasury
Federal Reserve Bank System
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Hangas
Missouri
Thair Patricia
St. Louis
Federal Reserve Bank
P. W. Goebel
Texas
McAdoo
Goebel
Arkansas
St Louis
Fort Worth
Dallas
Louisiana
Indiana
Kentucky
Cumberland Mountains
Navy seeks pipeline and land plan for own oil supply
Washington reports a push by Secretaries Daniels and Lene and House Naval Affairs Chair Padgett for government ownership of oil lands and a Gulf of Mexico pipeline to fuel the fleet. Rear Admiral Griffin submitted a plan to the committee while Interior hearing on Senator Gore’s oil pipeline bill is set for next Saturday. Officials cite rising oil costs and Navy consumption prompting moves to reduce dependence on oil companies by securing lands in Oklahoma, California, and Alaska.
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Washington
Daniels
Lene
Padgett
House
Naval Affairs Committee
Griffin
Bureau of Steam Engineering
Houge Naval Committee
Interior Department
Gore
Oklahoma
Gulf of Mexico
Navy
Naval
California
Alaska
Extensive earth removal planned for Cuceracha slide in Canal
Washington January 23 Not less than 1 690 600 cubic yards of earth and rock will be removed from the Cuceracha slide in the Culebra cut before it ceases to menace the canal. Seven dredges keep a 16 foot channel open though the side remains in motion along the mile long face. A new passenger barge for Panama Canal tours, a 500 gross ton steel mud dump, will carry 376 passengers with a 150 dollar fare, seating in tiers and roof standing room.
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Washington
Cuceracha
Culebra
Isthmian Canal Commission
Uait
Panama Canal
Swedes to Join Antarctic Quest in 1915 Expedition
London reports from The Times that Sweden plans a 1915 Antarctic expedition led by Admiral Palander and scientists Nordenskjold Anderson De Goer Nathorst Lomberg. A Graham Land base is to be established for five years of exploration with a projected cost around 270000 kroner, half funded by a government grant.
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London
Stockholm
Times Today
Admiral Palander
Nordenskjold
Anderson
de Goer
Nathorst
Lomberg
Struma
Tt Iy
Graham Land
Antarctic
Sound
Ploits
Pplor
Antarctic Iommittee
Eeti- Taaten
Rikedag
Bricklayers Union Rejects Affiliate Move in Texas
In Moreton Texas January 23 the Bricklayers Masons and Plasterers International Union voted about 400 to 290 to refuse affiliation with the American Federation of Labor. Opponents warned of potential complications while the union seeks wage gains. The convention also approved adding brick manufacture to union business and planned a factory at El Paso Texas to counter Mexican non union labor imports.
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Moreton
Texas
Bricklayers, Masons and Plasterers’ International Union
Lato
American Federation of Labor
el Paso
Sunshine cure for cancer urged by medical council
New York advocates sunshine as a preventive measure for cancer. In the February issue, Fhoman Blair, of Tha Medical Council, argues for moderate exposure of the whole body to sunshine, citing ancient Greek practice and noting little cancer history among the Greeks.
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New York
Hamburg
Olges
Salon
Rio No
Santos No
Alita
Cordova
Havre
France
Isamburg
Pienniz
Santos
Spois
Tours
Biorch
Sarog
Blair
Canver
New, York
Cance Cr. Fhoman
Tha 'Medical Council
De la Barra Named to Follow Huerta in Mexico
News from El Paso and Chihuahua report shifting Mexican command as De la Barra is named to succeed Huerta. Rebels and Federals concentrate forces for a decisive Torreon clash. Villa trains southward while Velasco fortifies Torreon defenses. An American ranch manager Otto Winter is moved to safety near Laredo under state department protection.
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DE LA Barra
Huerta
el Paso
Texas
Ojinaga
Mexico
Fort Bliss
Juarez
Refugio Velasco
Torreon
EB. AL Benavides
Laguna
Benavides
Villa
Chihuahua
Velasco
Trebela
Vila
Jiminez
Mexico City
Refugio Valasco
Bermejillo
Naptrot
Valasco
Otto Winter
Washington
Nueva Laredo
Laredo
Alvarez
A P. Holksom
Third Cavalry
State Department
Garrison
Stocksom
Winter
Mine Probe Resolution Introduced in House
A House amend ed resolution to authorize a Colorado coal and Michigan copper strike investigation was introduced by Representative Heating of Colorado. It aims for hearings likely in Puebla and Houghton with other towns invited and empowers investigators to sit during sessions, use clerical staff, subpoena witnesses, and require books and papers.
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Washington
Colorado
Fra Herse
Representative Heating
Puebla
Colo
Houghton
Mich
Dafty Defeats White in Easy Victory
Jimmy Duity of Lockport won an easy victory over Charley White of Chicago in a boxing match reported from Bumaio New York on January 24 special. Duity dominated with strong offense, while White appeared outmatched throughout the bout.
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Bumaio
Jimmy Duity
Lockport
Lichtweisht
Charley White
Chicago
Duity
Font Aires de
German Crown Prince Saved From Assailant
Berlin January 23 An attempted attack on Crown Prince Frederick William occurred as he exited his car at the palace. A deranged man named Leopold Salomon, a 41 year old tailor, was seized by palace sentries and detained at the police station claiming kinship and asking for assistance.
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Berlin
Frederick William
Germany
Leopold Salomon
Hearings on Radium Measures Extended by House Mines Panel
Washington January 23 hearings before the house mines committee on bills to withdraw radium bearing public lands continued. Joseph Flannery of Standard Oil admitted his firm closed a deal for five additional Colorado land claims while denying agents were told to buy all radium claims. O Barkow Willmarth accused Dr Howard Kelly of stirring the effort to divert attention from himself. Thomas Curran said his family held about seventy radium claims in Colorado. Chairman Foster said evidence would later include Dr Kelly bumzne motive.
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Washington
House Mines Committee
Joseph Flannery
Standard Oil Company
Colorado
Howard Kelly
Baltimore
O. Barkow Willmarth
Thomas Curran
Kell Bumzne
Foster
Kelly
Exports of Motor Cars Greatly Rise in 1913
Washington reports a dramatic rise in American automobile exports as the Department of Commerce cites about 40 million dollars in autos and parts shipped abroad in 1913, with 11 months ending November totaling 28 million, led by Canada and the United Kingdom as top customers.
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Washington
Department of Commerce
Dassenger
Jis
Porto Rico
Hawaii
Alaska
Tcly
America
Canada
United Kingdom
New York Graft Probe Postponed Till Monday
John H. Delaney, Albany bureau of efficiency and economy chief, failed to appear as he sought permission to testify in the John Doe inquiry into political graft and the alleged Tammany conspiracy against former Governor Sulzer. Whitman delays until Sulzer provides more testimony. inquiry to mark time until Monday.
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New York
John H. Delaney
Bureau of Efficiency and Economy
Albany
Whitman
John. Doe
John Doe
Mond Lay
Atlanta Strides From Day 10 Real Estate Notes
Real estate items show Dr John R Hapkine planning a skyscraper at Peachtree and Baker with Dougherty drawing plans for a 16 story corner tower. G J Kamper buys the Emper Grocery property for 891100 with a 40000 loan. Vernon apartments sold for about 40000. Ford Motor Company scouting site near Ponce de Leon and Southern belt line. multiple deeds and mortgages listed for Fulton Mortgage Corp and Traders Co of Atlanta, with numerous transfers and lot details across Peachtree Ivy Courtland and nearby streets.
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John R. Hapkine
Peachtree and
Baker Streets
Ele
Dougherty
Peachtree Street
Beker
Emper
Rof Sims & Co
G J. Kamper
Fulton Mortegge Corporation
Ott Alston
G. 6F Peeaeet Grocery Company
No. c Street
Ivy Street
Kamper
Vernon Apartments
J. H. Whitten
BEL. Thrower's Agency
Black & Bradley
Nawhan
John M. Nowell
Monroe
Vernon
Cain Street
Ivy
Courtland Streets
Ford Bodder
John Graham
Detroit
Mich
Ford Motor Car Company
Atlanta
Thomson & Lynes
Ponce de Leon Avenues
Southern Railway
Graham
Ford
G. Hatcher
Robert D. Dorsey
Aide
Plaster's Brides Road
Ivy Road
Longino
J. H. Longino
Lyle
Oak Street
Walnut Street
Hillis Park
Mrs. Mary ©. Fields
Traders Company of Atlanta
West Prachices Street
Eltteanth Street
J. H. Barfield
MM. M. Anderson
Traders Company of
West View Cemetery Association
Grace B. Jackson
Arthur Thurman
W. T. Ashford
Magnela
Jamen McMahan
I. H. Morehead
Joe M. Walker
Paul Goldamint
Kendall
Cleburge Avenue
J Kamper Rocery Company
Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company
Bethean
Fatlinner
George P. Moore
Oglesby
Tor
Grant Street
South Avenue
Charles ©. Jones
Hille Park
William Lawry Porter
Srod Lewis
W. A Davis
Whitehall Street
Hoans
Southern Ruraliat Company
Feek
W. BE. Moreland
Henry Hirsch
Tradern Company
Woodward Avenue
Cutt
Hatcher
Plaster's Bride Road
Plaster's Bridge Road
Ivey Road
Hugh Richardson
D. Hareylgon
Lot Case
Boxner
Lynch's
Wiley
Jiji—mire
M_ A. Stebis
A. C. Hempelly
Ber
Fulton Morteage Corporation
J. Kamper
Grocery Company
Peachtree
Baker
Farlington
Tze
Bankruptcy Sale of The Fashion Stock and Fixtures
Fulton County district court order authorizes HLA Ferris as trustee to sell The Fashion store stock and fixtures at 402 Rhodes Bid Dodd Moore Pomeroy attorneys. Sealed bids due by 8 am Tuesday January 27. Highest bid may be rejected and stock offered at auction with cash terms subject to court approval. Inspection by appointment.
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Quvorgia
Fulton
P. Ti. Adams
Sulin
Mitchell St
Allants
Meng
Boyr
Hla
Ferris
Auction of Merchandise at The Novelty Store in Atlanta
In Fulton County Georgia under an order by Judge P H Adams the sale of stock and fixtures from The Novelty store at 8 West Mitchell Street Atlanta includes diverse items from Shaw’s clothing hats jewelry furnishings and notions totaling about 271? thousand. Sealed bids close January 5 1914 with auction if needed and inspector H A PMS trustee Moore and Pomeroy attorneys for trustees signatories.
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Georgia
Fulton County
P. H Adams
Heferee
de W. Mitchel St
Empire T Outfitters Co
Ume T
H. A. Pms
Rhodes Blaig
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Lamba
Louis
Hego
Mamas City
Lembs
Minville
Weerk
Mercantile Agency
Vow Xorn
United States
Liverpool
Naval Stores
Wool
Boston
Utter
Springs
Gate Bouls
Viour
Hayell
Coutrlingal
Aleady
Kansas
HUNT
South Pole
Bricklayers’ Union
Mol
W. C. Cowles
Mexican Pacific
Asiatic
Department
Dafty
White
Prince's Auto
Honda
Harold Hirsen
J. McSwann Woda
Aide Lyney Avenue
Shelby Pines
Colterd Lumber Company
L. D. Pritchett
Fot Mast
Joe Johnson
Avesute
Atlant Avenues
Traders Company of Atlant
Joseph Puruntha
W. S. Burnett
Emma
Dali Street
Linden Avenue
B. Stevens
Walter @ Ashley
Noortheast
Arrowood Plate
Wayton Avenue
Lizzis Gray
RB Pruety
Houston Atrest
Randolph Atrest
M.D. Gleeman
Decaturetreet
Lucy Breset
L. P. Baker
James Memnaban
Baera
Pairboro Road
J. Z
Leze Sheate
James McMahan
Fairburn Road
T. J. Treadwell
James McMahanine
Len
Thomas Goosby
Tinell Ee GH Wheat Aircon
Eer
BOME
Mm, Adderson
H Battioul
Pryor Strest
Logice Danuars
Eraders’ Company of
Atllanta
Alice Maytod
Pryor “Nissed
Seale County
W. T. Webb
J. J. Jones
W. J
Dabney
O. L. Dabney
Ingleside
First aArepe
Pomel Street
W. J. Dabney
A. Omer
Elbridge G. Catharis
Elemander Washington
Klemander Warhington
Themad
S. M. Worsham
J. W. Dunlap
Decatur
Asums and
Ashley Streets
Foote
Jumen J Foote
Atunta
Maygon Avenue
Gerrela Rutwas
Phanix
Fel Realty Company
Kirkwood
Gordon Avenue
Gerth
Gekalb Avenue
Fesa
Nis
Singh
Dodd & Dodd, Moore & Pomeroy, Attorneys For the Trustee
Dodd & Dodd, Moore & Pomeroy. ‘Attorneys For
Trustes
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