Knaupp Rejoins Pelicans In Return From Montgomery Lease
Cotton Knaupp returns to the Pelicans this Saturday after a spring loan to the Montgomery Billikens. He rejoins the Dobbs crew as an infield option, with Dobbs noting roster changes ahead of the game. The manager said outfielders and six pitchers are available, and a release will be made to create space. Bastion back in uniform may help balance injuries, with infielders seen as more prone to mishaps than outfielders or pitchers.
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Cotton Knaupp
Montgomery Billikens
Engineans
Felicans
Pelicans
Dobbs
Jet
Bastion
Kid Young In Jail On Swindling Charge
Boxer Kid Young is jailed on a swindling charge after a dispute with promoter Gordon Grazford of the Gemzia Athletic Club in Macon. Arrested in Atlanta, Young allegedly dodged gate receipts and refused earlier offers. a warrant for his arrest was issued by promoter Minas Crawford after an advance loan dispute and alleged cheating.
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Micon
Wranager
Gordon Grazford
Gemzia Sthletic Club
Macon
Kid Young
Athinta
Brida
Bioitt Bs
Dump Goodwin
Creu
Young
Bob County
Wau
Piig
Atlanta
Minas
Crawford
Goodwin
Burrelly
Athenee
Chicks Shake Up Pitching Staff Amid Finn Saga
The Chicks alter their pitching roster following Finn's actions and a sequence of transfers. Key names including Birmingham and New York figure in the evolving lineup as the team navigates this disruption.
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Finn
Amateurs defeat Atlante in pitching duel score 10 to 5
Carrollton defeats Atlante in a tea style contest with pitching led by Rabun and Millean Agi. Eastman starred in the Bees first game, while weightsville’s pitchers held well. Waynesboro and Bartow each contributed, with homer by Mu foro and strong defense. Douglas triumphed 4 to 3 as Warwick and Hunter worked well. Buena Vista crushed 12 to 2 behind Tutery and Riley. The Torres Hayte team seeks a game Saturday July 4, contact Owen Pack Bell.
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Arraliton
Basiman & Weights
The
Bees
Weightsville Tulay
Vaughan
Wiightsville
Mrightville
Smith Bastmin
Holland Wooten Vanderau
Hargroves
le Yoo
Imi
Batteces
Larcy
Ant WeCruyag
Woght
Burch and
Atwell
Tams
Tomor
Douglas
Thorpe
Ted
Douglas Googer
Dewnerry
Clements Warwick
Hunter
Mle Donald
Owen Pack Bell
Ivy
Atlanta
Marion tax equalizers add $200000 in 1914
The Marion County board of tax equalizers completed work for 1914. They raised values by $100,000 on returns and added 20,000 acres of land, worth $100,000, not previously returned. They seek unreturned lands from the past four years, estimating 15,000 acres per year.
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Buona Viste
Board of Tax Equalizers
Marion County
Ban
Pike's tax returns show a 334894 gain in 1914
Yebulen Ge reports Pike's 1914 tax returns reflect a net gain of 333394 over the previous year. Special Fourth of July rates via W. and A. Railroad list tickets on sale July 2 3 4 with return by July 7 1914. Ticket agents at Co. E Harman General Passenger Agent.
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W. & A. Railroad
Co. E. Harman
Cotton market slides amid rainfall and bearish mood
New York July 2 traders noted a sharp drop in cotton prices with many contracts near record lows. Market opened steady to down as rains fed selling while reports of showers abroad and weak forecasts pressured values. Stop orders emerged as prices fell toward the day’s lows. spot sales were modest and middling grades quoted around 13.0 to 13.5 cents per pound.
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York
Easy Cables
Liverpool
Arkansas
South Carolina
Alabama
Gulf
New Orleans
Op Ning
Abelreum
Spot Cotton Markets and Weekly Receipts Report
Atlanta Jay Spot cotton prices by grade show middling around 13 1/2 percent as port movement and receipts vary by location including New Orleans Norfolk Baltimore Boston Philadelphia and New York with totals across regions showing receipts exports stock and shipments. Interior movement reports Houston St Louis Cincinnati and Shreveport with middling prices and movement figures, reflecting overall market activity and warehousing stock levels.
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Orleans
I West
Jevgerts
Thurleston
Norfolk
Baltimore
Boston
Philadelphia
Ney kork—Moldiing
Ptowis
Galveston
Savannah
Charlaston
Wilmington
Pensacola
Houston
Memphis
Louis
Cincinnati
New Orleans Market Reports Show Cotton Prices Down
Cotton prices in New Orleans slid as stormy weather and rain affected fields from Oklahoma to North Carolina. Reports cited cooler temps and scattered showers reducing demand while southern buyers absorbed supplies, with futures closing near day’s lows and traders awaiting further weather updates and rain relief.
Market Report On Weather and Crop Contracts
John F. Black and Co reports weaker afternoon trading as markets closed 21 to 28 points down on new crop months. A large share interest built up amid weather fears but overall weather will steer Liverpool weather later. Coffea traded dull, closing 4 to 3 points lower.
Wheat and market rally after rust scare and political unrest
Wheat futures rose as reports of black rust near Wilmot Nebraska sparked buying while corn oats and provisions also advanced. Liverpool demand and Hungary Russia rains added pressure as Kansas City and New Orleans notices reflected mixed grain outlooks with hopes for a larger crop later in the year.
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Chicago
Wilmot
Liverpool
Balkans
Hungary
Russia
Northwest
Nebraska
South Dakota
Minnesota
Chiago
Northery
Louis
Kansas City
Atlanta Vegetable and Fruit Prices and Market Closed
The Georgia market listing shows firm vegetable prices with items like pineapples oranges grapes and cabbage, plus a large Atlanta live stock market with varied cattle hog and sheep quotations. Also includes grains flour and feed prices from multiple suppliers and retail groceries notes corrected by White Revision Company and Oglesby Grocery.
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Widelity Fruit and Produce Company
Georgia
Florida
Ibe
Santaloupes
Esks Dogen
Atlanta
White Provision Company
White Revision Company
Gernfeld Jundhenn
Cornfeld
DB & Ballleight
Oglesby Grocery
Cotton Seed Oil Prices and Futures Slump in New York Trade
New York July 2 Cotton seed oil prices slipped amid waning demand and weak forward selling. Local trade held steady while nearby deliveries rose as futures moved lower. prices closed down modestly with spot around 7.18 to 7.25 and several months showing small declines. Memphis and Chicago reports reflect mixed commodity prices for pork, lard, ribs, and related provisions, with crude soy products and meal noted in market summaries.
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New York
Mechins
New Orleans
Cotto
Law
Sale
Onfag Ag
Agjig
Sali
Agla
Country Produce Prices and Creamery Receipts Update
July market notes from New York and Saint Louis show butter prices steady at 40? a pound and creamery receipts for butter and cheese unchanged. Reports list 13165 cases of effected cheese receipts, 2747% value for cheese, and 1200 state whole milk dresh white specials. poultry and eggs pricing mentioned with live chickens and turkeys. July 2 entries detail butter, sugar, and molasses market steadiness with variations noted in regional prices.
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Oklahoma
Springs
Towle
New York
Stock market fades amid holidays and mixed bonds
Stock prices treaded water as holidays limit activity on the exchange. Amalgamated Copper led gains while New Haven hit a new low amid Morgan White House visit chatter. Receiverships in Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton had little impact. Bank of England and French and German banking moves showed varied liquidity and gold holdings, with few major shifts in bonds.
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York
Stock Exchange
New Haven
White House
TP Morgan
Wall Street
Wilson
Cincinnat
Hamilton
Dayton
France
Bank of England
Rock Island
Missouri Pacific
Panama
Dry Goods Trade Reports Quiet but Steady
New York markets show quiet but steady demand as shipments arrive from Yokohama for the year ending June 147 and 14000 bales. Silk and broader textiles show a calm, steady mood with limited activity, while buyers and sellers wait for clearer price signals.
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New Yorke
Ruste
Yokohama
Foreign Finance and Weekly Bank Statements
London and Paris reports show mixed movements in gold silver and circulation. Bank of France and Bank of Germany note increased loans and discounts while France and Germany also report rising circulation and deposits adjustments. Bank of England reserve falls with circulation rising and bullion and securities up.
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London
Paris
Bank of France
France
Treasury
Bern
Bank of Germany
Bank of England
Savannah Naval Stores Market Report July Summary
Shvannah Georgia turnover shows 16 percent sales, GI receipts 941, shipments 708, stocks 16864. Rowin sales 443, Feaviota 7769 shipments, 34 stocks. OR370, C and D priced 405, 405. F 495. 400 Ht 5, T 400, Ko 4 450, MM 495. Mindy Gass 64, Water white 650.
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Naval Stores
Shvannah Ga
Salea
Feaviota
Mindy Gass
Gillespie Assigned as Southern Agent at Athens
Athens on July 2 reports a reshuffle at the Southern railroad office with Mr Hobertson announcing changes. Mathews resigns as local agent, replaced by F S Gillespie formerly of Gaiesgill and Toctea, bringing cashier Wol. Jack Sont from Gainesville and ticket agent N Dunan of Buford to complete the staff.
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Athens
Southern Railroad
Hobertson
Mathews
F S$ Gillesme
Gaiesgill
Toctea
Wol
Jack Sont
Gamesvile
N Dunan
Buford
Lagrange Plans Big Day for Fourth Festivities
Lagrange Georgia on July 2 schedules a morning baseball game at 9 45 between Lagrange and Opelika, two top league teams, followed by two leg horse races in the afternoon. Three purses have been posted as part of the fair's program and attendees expect strong horse bloodlines.
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Comaa
U'S
American Agricultural
American Tobacco Gs
Atchison
Atlantic Coast
Baltimore
Ghie
Central of Georgia
Central Leather
Chicago
Chicago Mil
St .Paul
Pac
Liggett
Wyera
Lorillard
York Central
Northern Pacife
Penissivan
Republic Trou and Steel
St Luly
San Bran
Sak Seutourt Vr
Adi Ba
Bouthern Hell Telephone
Agouthern Pactic
Southern Railway Og Wld
da Gen Aa
Texas ‘Company
Lita Pitre
Virginia Caroling Chemical
Latrange
Betwen
Aurange
Opelika
Georgia
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Vania
Smith
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Smuth
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Buena Viste
Inn Nes Poue
Buena Vista
Tutery
Riley Mosely
Bragg
Marion
PIKE
Wopapref
Atlanta Jay
Mouston
Stool
Hubbard Bros. & Co
Ural
Hun & Tex
Norkern Sitie
Fenneyly
Tron & Steed Ted
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Rak
Ind
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Ray 3
Western Talon
Catton
Atante
Ata
Laverncal
Beeady
Jane
Monticello
Rome
John F. Black & Co
Weldon Korth
Charleston
Augusta
Savannan
Montgomery
Mobile
Vicksburg
Little Rock
Houton
Audh Canty
North Carolina
Tennessee
Mlasteatopt River
F von Herrmann
Rio
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Cordova
Honduras
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Tom
Iillers
Japan
Don Talmage & Co
Prinen
Atlantic
Louisiana
Metals
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Dapfennig
Jundinhy
Sao Pauto
Wohr
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Bae
Merteraco
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Ietary
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Paravox
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Paty
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Tuly
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Kaneng City
Javembar
Tatu SB
Sanaucy
Pehroary Sas
Lord
City OF Lagrange
Amalgamated Copper
Gillespie
Southern
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Railroad and Public Service Corporation
Columbus
Fitzgerald
Pelham
Moultrie
Climax
Sandersville
Cheraw
S. C
Huntsville
Ala
Georgia State
Alabama State
Third National Bank
Fourth National Bank
Ga. By
Atlanta & West Point
Lowry National Bank
Atlantic Ice Common
Southern Ice
Exposition Cotton Mills
American National Bank
Southern Ice Preferred
J. H. Hillman & CO
Hanover Square
Rohangsan Zork
Liverpool Cotton Asse Baton
Alonzo Richardsong,co. Certified Public Accountants
Empire
Builone American Natlbank
Niny Spap
Ehrghiv
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