Weekly Statement of New York Banks July 24 1890s figures
New York reports the actual condition of clearing house banks and trust companies for the week. Loans rise to 2,066,089,000 with reserves in vault and Federal Reserve Bank increasing, while deposits and specie show notable shifts. Summary includes state banks in Greater Newark and related totals, with changes in legal reserves, time deposits, and circulation.
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New York
Hegerve Tm
Federal Reserve Bank
Istinsh
Groater Newark
Atlanta Quotations Fruits and Vegetables Prices
Corrected by toe Pideltcy Fruit and Produce Company the listing shows crates and sacks of cantaloupe apples peaches and more with prices for markets in Atlanta California and local grocers. Also includes the Atlanta live stock market quotes for various cattle and hog categories with price ranges and note on quality.
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Toe Pideltcy Fruit and Produce Company
Ange
California
Duncan Lag i
Kou
Ruse
Coethslay
Pyuae
Dust Iikliee
Pac
White Clous
Aise Patwats
BbebUs
UUM
Ps Biekd
Taney Wits
Fredo
Shea
Harper's
U. S
Patsy Mask
Sacks
A. B.C
Juno
Shere, Bron and
Fancy Mill Ferd
Ford
Toh
Yas Salta Beiek Cmaed
Vitad Hoek
Wait
Raul
Review of Wheat Market by the Modern Miller
The wheat crop this week shows thrested conditions with limited threading in pockets while overall Brending persists in shock drying. Rainfall across Nebras ka, Kansan, Missouri, and Ohio delays drying in many regions though receipts rise in quality. Texas reports about two-thirds of the crop in dry condition selling near 1.03 to 1.67 on farms with exports moving to Galveston.
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Nebraskan
Kansan
Guahema
Mikgouri
Ohio
Dllinois
Indiana
Kentucky
Yanaus
Texan
Gomme
Galveston
Texas Tarmery
New Collection Plan for New York Banks
Fr N Berrien Jr notes that New York moves to adopt out of town check collection via a city clearing house. The plan, modeled after Atlanta and Boston, aims to cut postage, reduce exchange costs and clerical labor, and may shift collection tasks to a single department, benefiting banks and customers while preserving New York’s financial prominence.
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FR. N. Berrien, Jr
New York Clearing House Association
Avanta
Boston
Atlanta Clearing House
Banka
Atlanta
Celaring House
Kansas City
Chattanooga
Macon
Nashville
News York
Syncem
New York
Clearing House Committee
Clearing House
Foreign Department
Charing House
Batk Wi
Ghalige
Promainence Am & Eranalt Center
Albany
Beyelung
Ity
Iiterest
Brean
New ‘York
Lancers
Cotton goods market shows improvement in New York
New York reports some improvement in cotton goods demand this week as buyers cautiously reenter the market. Prices for several lines were revised, export demand for duck remains good, and manufacturers are renewing orders for shes, with contracts entered and a steady overall outlook despite caution.
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New York
Hauxen
Binghams
Market Reports on Cotton and Coffee Prices July 24
New York reports show a dull cotton market with prices fluctuating narrowly on good weather. Bearish sentiment persists yet selling remains restrained, while Liverpool prices ease more than expected. Coffee futures opened unchanged to slightly lower amid limited outside business and Brazilian finance concerns.
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New York
Smerkat
Wade
Liverpool
Abbard Bros, & Co
Ek Jay
Hond & CO
New
York
Rio
Offera Wern
Fio
Londom
Santon
Srezilian
Jundiary
Rouge
New ‘York
Grip of Teutons Tightened Near Sokal Front
The Russian line near Sokal repelled by German forces as they push along the east bank of the Bug river west of Tyangerod. Berlin reports victory as German units storm Za fortresses, cross the Narew, and advance toward the Vistula with captures of cannons and machine guns.
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Sokal
Bug River
Tyangerod
Berlin
Guy
Londom
von Buelow
Shevil
War Office
Warsaw
Hozan
Multusk
Narew
Campagne
Leinirey
French War Department
Seille
Muenster
Ergace
von Gallwits
Rezan
Pultusk
Niemel
Vistula
Pilurza
Pillca
Koxienica
Ivangorod
Tvangorod
Bug
Soke
Anzeiger
London
West Front
Grout Convicted of Perjury in Brooklyn Bank Case
New York July 24 A jury found Edward St Grout Brooklyn’s first borough president and former New York City comptroller guilty of perjury for a false official statement about funds of the defunct Union Bank of Brooklyn while he led it. The jury urged mercy. Grout faces sentencing Tuesday.
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New York
Kinga County
Edward St. Grout
Brooklyn
New York City
Union Bank
Grout
Tuesaday
Anna Shaw’s Auto Sold to Pay Taxes
The automobile presented to Dr. Anna Howard Shaw by New York suffragists was sold locally to pay taxes, then returned to Dr. Shaw by the Woman's Suffrage Society of Delaware County. Judge Johnson refused an injunction to stop constables from selling the car.
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Media
Anna Howard Shaw
New York
Woman's Suffrage Society of
Delaware County
Shaw
Johnson
Delaware County Court
Federal Reserve Bank issues weekly report summary Atlanta district
The Atlanta district reports a healthy weekly position with total reserves about 10.54 million dollars and net liabilities of 32.34 million. Highlights include gold and certificate holdings around 1.384 million, legal tender and silver near 359 thousand, and total resources near 10.54 million. Federal Reserve notes outstanding total 13.50 thousand with net liability 32.34 million.
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Federal Reserve Bank
The
Federal District Reserve Dank Oo
Atlanta
Federal Reserve
Goll Sad Y Bederny
Gorizia Captured by the Italians Reported
Milan dispatch says Italian troops have captured Gorizia after severe fighting. Austrian notes describe renewed, costly battles along the Isonzo, with heavy Allied and Axis casualties and ongoing trench clashes near the front.
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Geneve
Parisi
Tribune
Milanaay
Milan
Gorizia
Vienna
Landson
Austrian War Office
Fodgorn
Doberdo
Polagza-Vermeglano
Selz
Chienti
Campi Marino
Foxiacesia
Termoli
Ortona
San Benedetto
Grottamare
Ortena
San Vito
Moro
San Bendetto
Isonzo River
Berlin
Sayville
Today
Isonza
Duka Pass
Carpathian
Cresses
Alleged Gambling Den Raided at 28 Houston Street
Detectives Rosser Cochran Doyle and Black raided a late night Monte Carlo operation at 28 Houston Street, seizing over $300 in cash, 300 decks of cards, and two dice. Nine young men were released on $50 bond to appear in court Tuesday. Names include P O Marks M Weeks Calloway and others. Simultaneously officers arrested five people at 654 Marietta Street in an alleged den run by Louise Rivers Fannie Gnaway and others.
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Atlanta
Houston Street
Rosser
Cochran
Doyle
Black
P.O. Marks
M. Weeks
W. Calloway
Stuart
Les Pay
Thomas
M. J. Gregg
Peters
GL. Gorman
Houston
B. Moss
H. P
A. C. Poss
J- Winder
Grand Theater Offers Week of Popular Feature Pictures
The Grand Theater continues to draw crowds with a strong program this week. Marguérite Clark stars in Seven Sisters on Monday and Tuesday, followed by The Blindness of Virtue with Mana Mayo and Bryant Washburn on Wednesday and Thursday. Ina Blackwell leads The Punpet Crown on Friday and Saturday, with additional strong performances keeping the house crowded all week.
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Wan
Grand
Tra
Marguérite Clark
Atlanta
Paniel Frohman
Edith Ells Furness
Mana Mayo
Bryant Washburn
New York
Ina
Claire
Carlyle Blackwell
Lasky
Big Playhouse
Census on Cotton Ordered by Germany
London reports German military authorities will begin a census on August 2 at midnight of all cotton stocks in Germany. The survey covers raw cotton, cotton waste, cotton wool, and cotton materials including army uses, plus a concurrent census of woolen fabrics and clothing for men and other supplies like sacking and rope materials.
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London
Germany
Pledge for Britons to Continue the War Announced
London July Great Britain marks the anniversary of its declaration of war on Germany with a pledge to persevere in the struggle. Premier Asquith approved a resolution calling citizens to show inflexible determination to achieve victory for liberty and justice, with meetings organized across the empire.
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London
Great Britain
Germany
Asquith
Empire
Arangements
Southern Eliminates Many Grade Crossings
Danville Va July 24 Special In Virginia and North Carolina over 102.4 miles of the Atlanta Washington line Southern Railway has eliminated 44 of 78 grade crossings. Twenty under passes nineteen overhead bridges and fifteen by relocating lines cut danger crossings and cost is a permanent safety investment. President Fairfax Harrison says the policy will continue with municipal cooperation nationally.
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Danville
Virginia
North Carolina
Southern Railway
Southern Railway Company
Soeuthern Railway
Fairfax Harrison
NO SEPARATE PEACE POSSIBLE FOR TURKEY
Geneva reports Turkish minister of justice Siedjemiden Effendi and Fasani Effendi arrived from Berlin. The Turkish consul says claims of a separate peace mission are untrue and Turkey cannot make a separate peace with the Triple Entente regardless of wishes.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Varia
Siedjemiden Effendi
Fasani Effendi
Laveanne
Berlin
London
Nedlemk
den Effendi
Fassim Effendi
Turkey
Bathers Perish in Whirlpool on Ocmulgee River
Macon Ga July 24 G W McDaniel 23 and Homer Evans 15 drowned in a whirlpool while bathing in the Ocmulgee river near Macon. McDaniel was married and resided at Eastman. Bodies not recovered.
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Macon
G. W. McDaniel
Homer Evans
Ocmulgee River
Here
McDaniel
Eastman
Mournful notices from Cordele and Americus
Special death notices report Mrs. UW. B. Kennedy of Cordele died in Johns Hopkins Infirmary Baltimore after a long illness and was interred at Sunnyside cemetery. Survived by husband and four children. Also noted: James B. Dunn, 70, Confederate veteran and merchant leader, died after illness. Mrs. Joe W. Little, 24, died at a private hospital and was later moved home.
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Mra
D. E. Kennedy
Cordele
UW. B. Kennedy
Johns Hop, Kins Infirmary
Baltimore
Sunnyside Cemetery
Bve
Aléne
Mabsl
Masters Mabry
Ed Kennedy
J.B. Dann
Americas
Americus
James B. Dunn
Sumter County
Joe W. Little
Chyrios
Fragmentary obituary notice with damaged details
Obituary fragment lists Mrs Elizabeth Arnold aged seventy who is survived by her husband and two daughters Barker and Mary with partial name snippets and implied family relations. The readable text includes address references and mentions a son J H and an event on a Saturday.
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Elizabeth Arnold
Ah Barker
Mary
Morphine Habit Cure Promises Bank Backed Sanitarium Treatment
An advertisement from Cedarcroft Sanitarium in Nashville Tennessee offers a loan backed morphine and opiate addiction cure. It claims guaranteed recovery with bank payment over time and promotes in home treatment options plus a mailed pamphlet prompting letters to the sanitarium.
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Nashville
Tene
R. B. Door
Tate’ Bank
Yrusi Company
Rushville
Saya
Cedarcroit Wmitarium
Power Gribble
Gribbles
Sone
Thome
Cedeccroft Sanitarium
Ox 26
Station A
Tenn
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God
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Modern Miller
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Suissons
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le Pretre
Bethancourt
Vosges
Reich Ackerkopf
Metzeral
Anna Shaw
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American National Insurance Company of
Galvestor
Texas
Geo
Tulmeipal Office
Galverton
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Insurance Commissione
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