Atlanta Clearing House Banks Report 1914 Profits and Deposits
The Atlanta Clearing House banks posted deposits of 36 191 000 and total year profits of 4 606 000, about 14 percent. Shareholders received 530 000 in dividends from 719 000 profits, with 1142 cash reserves and 1 029 009 available credit shown. The report compares 1914 results to prior periods and notes returns on capital and average funds, contrasting Atlanta with New York Clearing House banks and highlighting local investor interest in Atlanta bank stock.
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Cotton Market Ends Week With Net Loss After Liverpool Selloff
New Orleans and Liverpool showed renewed weakness as investors pressed prices lower. July futures rose briefly then dipped, closing 7 to 10 points lower from yesterday. Spot cotton eased with New Orleans noting 4 to 17 point declines and prices slipping to 11.95 for middling uplands.
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Cotton Movement and Market Receipts Across Ports
A detailed, fragmented report lists middling prices, receipts, exports, and stocks across multiple ports including Calvertana, Mobile, Charleston, Wilmington, Philadelphia, New York, and Memphis. It notes weekly totals, season totals, and regional movements with sporadic figures for shipments, sales, and stock, followed by rice market notes from New Orleans.
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Professional Views On Cotton Situation
A fragmented report from New York and New Orleans markets notes weakness in Liverpool and cautious sentiment across cotton trading. Dealers anticipate lower prices ahead as exports falter and acreage expands, with little near term rally despite some short covering.
Atlanta Live Stock Market Prices Report
The Atlanta quotations show cattle and hogs at varied prices with mixed demand. High quality beef cattle top near 95.60 per 100 pounds, mixed grades and cows range below, and hogs and bulls move with steady to modest gains. Grain, flour, hay, and feed prices from W. S. Duncan Company list numerous patent and standard brands with wide per bushel and per ton ranges.
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U S Inspector Sent to Douglas County
Washington dispatch reports Representative Howard stating Superintendent William C. Wood ordered Inspector Knight to Douglas County to investigate rural routes and postal service efficiency. Howard urged reinstating former service before routes were lengthened amid ongoing postal issues.
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New Atlanta Progressive Club Opens With House Warming
The Jewish Progressive Club at 270 South Pryor Street opens with a house warming this afternoon and tonight, marking a $25,000 investment in the new home furnishings. A week of festivities follows including receptions, an opening dance Tuesday night, a monthly business meeting Wednesday, and a Thursday program featuring a members only smoker, boxing exhibition, a Humbug News reading, and Forsyth Theater vaudeville with refreshments.
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Bennett Entered By Mass Meeting In Georgia Race
In Quitman Georgia a mass meeting backed Colonel Bennett for Congress in the Eleventh district surprising him. Bennett, a famed lawyer and former mayor, must decide after considering friends’ push. Rumors note Judge W E Thomas and J T Bowden also in play with Randell Walker’s reelection bid unresolved.
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Many Candidates Seek DeKalb County Plums
Decatur Ga January 2 Special A red hot campaign in DeKalb County with four year terms driving candidates. Judge James R George ordinary J A McCuray sheriff RB F Burgess clerk appear set for re election Charles Z Globs seeks tax receiver two opponents so far HU D Gnoger and Robert W Ramapeck. Prospective candidates for other offices include A Allen CH Talley L Nash Joseph Brown J E Forrester opposed by D O Ray and candidates D C Thompson J E Bodenhamer Tom Tackson. DeKalb weighs which leaders will run for state senate and legislature with many names discussed and a primary rule change debated. Early primary May or June sought. new committee to set date and rules.
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Mike Finn Signs to Lead Beaumont Team
Beaumont Texas January 29 Ruiquel Minn former manager of Memphis and Mobile clubs of the Southern association signed a contract today as manager of Beaumont in the Texas league.
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Lee Murder Case Opens Monday in Georgia Court
Americus Ga January 29 The Lee superior court will convene January 31 for the trial of G W Chance Claud Chance Minter Kennedy and Ike Carter on charges of murdering A D Oliver famed banker of Leesburg Oliver was shot entering his bank February 17 1915 Four indicted men are joined by other suspects with sensational testimony expected The Alabama convict who will testify is a former Smithville Ga resident Williams is summoned as a witness and may require governor approval Dodson a prominent Americus attorney is subpoenaed as a witness Judge Littlejohn will preside and juries are being drawn for a high profile case in Leesburg with possible venue changes to Americus if needed
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Attitude of Allies on the Greek Army
Athens January 29. In response to King Constantine’s remarks on continuing the Greek army mobilization, the entente legations issue a communication. They state that it depends on Greece to judge, in conference with its interests and future events, whether it is desirable to retain the army mobilized.
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