Two Farmers Charged With Causing Wreck
In Columbus Georgia on March 3 Special report states H T Duke and William Watson, Taylor county farmers, will be arraigned in the next federal court session for wrecking a train and obstructing mails. They were bonded at 3000 each after being arrested on testimony from John McCrary, a Black man who pleaded guilty and serves six months. He claims they coerced him to tamper with the track. The indictment follows his testimony. They declare their innocence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
J— H. T. Duke
William Watson
Taylor County
Atlanta, Birmingham and Atlantic
Charing
John McCrary
United States
Duke
Watson
Owena
Brown
Big Timber Tracts in Clinch County Sold for 40000
Waycross Ga March 3 Special Gym deal closed today F and Hodges of Jacksonville disposed of all Clinch county holdings The purchase totals about 40000 with cypress land going to Hebard Cypress company of Waycross and pine to Mill town Lumber company of Dayton The land about fourteen thousand acres goes to W T Dickerson and W R Dickerson of Homerville to be divided into farms and sold making them largest land owners in Clinch County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waycross
F. & Hodges
Jacksonville
Clinch County
Hebard Cypress Company
Milltown Lumber Company
Barney & Smith Car Company
Deyton
China
W. T. Dickerson
W. R. Dickerson
Homerville
Clinch
Urged to Back Wilson in Sea Freedom Stand
At the Augusta cotton exchange and board of trade meeting on March 2 a resolution was unanimously adopted and telegraphed to Senators Hoke Smith and Hardwick and Representative Vinson. It urges support for President Wilson's position that American citizens are entitled to freedom of travel on the seas, voicing the sentiment of the entire south.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Augusta Cotton Exchange and Board of Trade
Hoke Smith
Hardwick
Vinson
Wilson
South
Heirs challenge will of Augusta Schroeder in 1915
Augusta Georgia March 3 special heirs of Mrs Augusta Schroeder seek to break a will dated nine days before her death claiming lack of mental capacity and undue influence by non relatives beneficiaries. The two children J A Tarka of Augusta and Ioan Schroeder of Milledgeville seek to overturn the document that left most of the estate to non relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Augusta Schroeder
J. A. Tarka
Ioan Schrusder
Milledgeville
Hearing Waived by Alleged Kidnappers in Ca Case
Imwson March 3 Special Lem Bramfert and Jesse Westbrook two young men of Americas charged with kidnapping a Terrell county girl waived commitment here this morning and were bound over to superior court under bond of 2000 each Their cases will come up at the next term at Terrell superior court in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imwson
Lem Bramfert
Jesse Westbrook
Americas
Terrell County
Honda
Terrell Superior Court
Dun's Weekly Review of Business Situation
Dun's Review reports broad market reactions and rising costs shaping confidence. It notes overseas shipping difficulties, strong exports in January, and continued freight congestion raising producer costs. Rice and turpentine markets show firmness, while New York financials reflect steady money, strong government bonds, and uneven time deposits.
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New York
Dun
Kane
Coleseal
Ourgo
Diaports
Fleecy Staple Market Moves Mixed Amid Nervous Trade
New York cotton markets show nervous activity with small volume and uneven fluctuations. May contracts rise from early losses to close around 11.56 as July and October dip, then recover slightly aided by New Orleans tone, private spot reports, and steadier outlook. New Orleans offers a quiet but firm session with spot prices mostly steady. supply and liquidity pressures ease near week end as buyers reappear amid Washington concerns.
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New York
Liverpool
New Orleans
Continental
Middle Uplands
Neve Orleans
Cotton Exchange
Washington
South
Reipts
Atock
Cotton Movement Report Shows Weekly Receipts and Stocks
The bulletin lists middling cotton prices across port cities such as New Orleans and Savannah with receipts totals, stocks, and sales. It tallies week and season figures for receipts, exports, stocks, and shipments across Houston, Memphis, Augusta, St Louis, Cincinnati, Little Rock, Dallas, and Montgomery.
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New Orleana
Wales
Veston
Mordiic
Savannah
Charleston
Wilmington
Texas City
Norfolk
Baltimore
Fineton
Philadelphia
New York
Wteek
Mibor Porte
Messon
Antes
Houston
Memphis
Augusta
Eales
St. Laura
Chipmenta
Cincinnati-Recelpta GE
Little Rock
Recelpta
Saian
Ctock
Dallac
Montgomery
Shipmenta
Ihe
New Orleans
Galveston
Mobile
Ialls
Bivannal
Rae Charleston
Vaan
Ana
Boston
San
Paradelphia
Brunswick
Bounton
Augusta Baz
Memphis Nei
Cincinnatis
Liverpool Cotton Statistics Report March 2
Liverpool statistics from March 2 show weekly cotton figures with 92,000 bales forwarded to mills, including 76,000 American bales. Stock stands at 340,600. Imports total 107,000 with 12,660 exports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Mfllx
Amer
Liverpool Cotton and Dry Goods Market Report
Liverpool and New York report March 3 show cotton goods firmer with steady prices. Wool markets stay firm while ready-to-wear trade shows activity. Strong buyers and steady input costs influence retail demand across markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Moore
Professional views on cotton situation
New York March 8- The cotton market showed a narrow range. The weekly movement into sight reached 236000 bales, a record for March except 1911 and 1914, while mill takings were high yet likely unsustainable without peace. Analysts predict little further rally unless peace is promised, with several houses noting a steady but cautious mood amid political uncertainty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Renseone, Lyon & CO
Sugar Market Firm as New York Trade Nears March
Raw sugar prices held firm on a quiet day in New York with refiners and traders stocking for future needs. Reports of Cuban drought and potential crop shifts supported demand while May shipments and Porto Rican sales kept the market balanced. Coffee futures opened higher on cover, then eased as selling emerged. futures closed with modest gains and ample receipts noted across Chicago and U.S. ports.
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New York
Cuba
America
Guisant
Hare
Mazet
Pricar
Ange
Goss
Sane
Ari Aga
Ortaher Aehia
Santos
Toye
Santos 4
Gia Berm
Teno
Bugusa Credite
Milieia
Rata of Rio
London
Racelpts
Jundiahy Recelpta
Trantas Tapris
Aumont
Stocks and metals market summary from New York and Chicago
New York stocks quote mixed with metal prices including copper and tin figures in late March trading. Copper and tin appear with specific bid and futures values, while London exchanges show currency equivalents. Chicago cash provisions list pork and lard prices and other commodities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Metal Exchange
Londen Poot
Chicago
Hies
Atlanta Quotation News on Produce and Markets
A fragmented Atlanta market listing fruit vegetables live stock and flour grain prices corrected by Fidelity Fruit and Produce and W S Duncan Company. Quoted items include apples oranges lettuce cauliflowers onions potatoes beans and hogs with prices per crate pound sack and per hundredweight, plus cattle hog and poultry values and flour and feed prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WITS
Fidelity Fruit and Produce Company
Fineapple
Florida
Bore
Gag Rica
Lyewader
W.S. Duncan Company
Victory
Gloria
Denver
Burt Oalx
Timothy
Bermuda
John
Aon
Harper's Fride
Georgia
Sucka
Siro
Packe
Seit Beck
Red Rocky A
Repliosin Ducks
Gost Wacks
Walt, V. P
Atlanta
Proton Marmer
Gorafield
Corageia Ska
Cornield
Ang Gornela
Gernield
Durod Cyac
Cermeld Wienars
Lego
Busin
Lima
Genin
Diamond
Monogram
Boston
Goipa
Uae
FOO
Armond Sa
Horsford
Seooa
Security Market Regains Strength
New York March 3 The speculative element favored favorable Washington and abroad developments as prices hardened. Gains of one to more than three points appeared mainly in rails and war related issues. Otis Mexican petroleum and Texas company rose on oil discovery reports. Bethlehem Steel led gains with a strong finish as Senate support for the administration boosted sentiment. Bond declines were light with total sales around 2.26 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allle-Chalmers
General Electric
Great Northern
Great Northern Ctta
Inets Central
Tnterborough Consol. Corp
Bouthern
Lehigh Valley
Wit i
En Liggets and Myers
Bae
Lorillard Cabs
Kan
Pia
Mexican Petroleum
Hanal
X. Y. Central
NY. NM
Star
Norther Pacific
Pannsylvania
Iron and Steel
Bow
Seaboard Air Line
Pri
Aico
Studebaker
Southern Pacific
Bouthern Railway
Bam Bie
Texas Company
Tao Isa
Texan and Pacific
Union Faethe
Bl Steel
AO Do. Pd
Stan
BRE
VaCare, Chemical
Ory Westing
United Fruit
New York
von G ‘Ac
Panama
American Tobacco Sa
Gonsi
Baltimore
Central of Georgia
Consol
Central Teather
Chesapeake and Ghia
Mata Chirag
Chicage
Win
St. Paul
Pac. Ry
Marine
Lornard
Ceanneville
Nash
Missouri
Kaw
Texan
York
Central
Hartford Ev
Northern Pacific
Ennsylvania Cannel
Dan
Pennsylvania
Republic Trons Steel
St Louis
Southern Bell Telephone
Southern Railway
Copper
Texas Company. Co
Union Pacife
Virginia-carolina ‘Chemical
Washington
Otis
Mexican Petroleum and Texas Company
Mexico
United States
Ateet
Ita
I Anserted Isaacs
Baldwin
Breal
General Motors
Consolidated Gas and Electric
Motors
Bethlem
United States Senate
Loulaville and
Nashville
Swift & Company Dividend No 118 at Chicago Union Stock Yards
Swift and Company at Union Stock Yards Chicago announces Dividend No 118. A dividend of two dollars per share is declared payable to holders of stock as of March 4 1916. The notice lists the company and location details for distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swift & Company
Union Stock Yards
Chicago
Saga
Hester's Weekly Cotton Statement Review of March Prices
Country produce reports from New York and Chicago with mixed movements in butter eggs poultry and milk products. Receipts and variances highlighted include cotton statistics, dairy prices, and perishable goods across markets, noting unsettled egg markets and weak poultry demand amid fluctuating creamery values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Turkey
Chicago
All Chicago wheat market rises as warnings lift prices
Chicago reports a firm close across grains with wheat up 2 to 3 percent led by buyer optimism after warnings to avoid armed merchant ships. May and July futures higher. corn and oats up. exports and domestic crops cited as supporting factors amid mixed hogs outlook.
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Chicago
Senate
Washington
Liverpool
United States
Argentina
Europe
Range Board of Trade
CIA
Tony Vay
Voss
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U. S
Augusta Exchange
Dun's Weekly Review OF Business Situation
Japan
Miliers
Fotean
Seles
Porkete
Honduras
Bron
Naval Stores
Roxin
A. B
Jackeiayive
Sah Diaz
Path Rosin
Steady
Giana
New York Financial
Bellroad
Sizty
Giese
Jiltattealiy
Cotton Movement
Nile
Shearson, Hammill & CO
AY. Bond & CO
March
Wall Street
Southern Hedge Soluy
India
Toomorrow
Hubbard Bros. & CO
Bhearson, Hammill & CO
St. Louis
Stackery and
Feaders
Texas
Orrowe
Wathers
Lamba
Kansas City
Owen
Metals
Elise
London Financial
Bec
Ace coTrTon
New
Daly
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Atocka
Wes Fort
R. Ft
Ind
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Sugar
Yh Electric
Studebsker
U. A Rubber
U. S. Mteot
Balt. & Ohio
Ui Central N.Y. Central
Penn
Boulaia Era
Conso' Aner
Tel & Tel. Central
Corgie Central Leather
Hester
Outa
Cavite
Ry Sea
Ratlte
Canada
United Beatas
ALL Chicago
J.H. Hilsman & Co
Hanover Square
New Yor
Lemeere New Tark Cotton Exchange
New Orleans Cotton Exchange
Newark
Prod Exchange
Associata
Liverpool Cott
Ibera Verme
Alonzo Richardson & CO. Certified Public Accountants Empire ‘Bullding
Silania
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