Hester's Monthly Cotton Figures in New Orleans October 31
Secretary Hester's New Orleans statement covers October movement to the 31st. Compared with last year, exact totals show increases in monthly and seasonal receipts across U.S. ports, northern mills, southern markets, and foreign spinners, with a two month total near 4.86 million bales and rising world visible supply slightly higher than prior weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New
Hee
Orleans
Ester
New Orleans
United States
Mississippi
Ohio
Potomac
Mills
Canada
Southern Mills
Tot
Poreira
Seaboard
Worl
Hester
Brazil
India
Great Britain
Europe
Cotton market review shows nervous trade after high week
New York October 31 The cotton market ended a week of high records with generalized liquidation and local pressure. Traders noted rising import demand in Liverpool and hints that a weak crop could hit New York futures. Bullish crop projections clashed with doubts over actual American consumption as prices retreated then rallied on Friday amid spot selling expectations.
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New York
Liverpool
Mexico
Bombay
Week in New Orleans cotton review a decline in prices
New Orleans cotton trading showed a net drop of 17 18 points for the week with highs on Monday and lows on Thursday. Prices ranged from 47 to 50 points with months advancing up to 6 1/2 points and falling to 42 44 points under. Heavy liquidation of long positions occurred as bear offerings were substantial at times and short sales reflected misjudgments on crop and demand this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Weather and market roundup show mixed cotton week
Crop experts were cited amid bear pressure as selling intensified. weather largely favorable for picking though heavy rains hit some belt areas. Frost-like cold reduced plant risk, while market tips waned as the weather map lost influence. Weekly takings proved scarcer, with Hester at 397,000 bales for the period and spot prices easing to 13 9 16.
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Hester
Trade Review from Commercial Agency
New York October 31 Bradstreets notes irregular trade currents with activity shifting from first hands to final distributors. Fall rush peaked two weeks ago, interior jobbers spread cool weather and crop movement boosting retail trade. October distributive trade may equal last year. iron and steel demand quiets. overall industry shows idle labor rise. Weekly business failures 277 vs 257 in 1912. Wheat exports and linseed prices listed. foreign wools firm. carpet wools firm. silk messalines, cotton goods steady. Duluth linseed prices quoted.
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New York
Bradstreets
Irea
United States
Canada
Postmaster General Invited To Atlanta Visit
The Atlanta Chamber of Commerce and Postmaster Bolling Jones will invite Postmaster General Burleson to visit Atlanta in November. If he accepts, a banquet and address are planned. A chamber committee led by M Ft Wilkin son and others will arrange details. Jones was told a representative would visit to assess Atlanta’s service needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burleson
Atlanta
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Bolling Jones
Chamber of Commerce
M. Ft. Wilkinson
W. L. Peel
W. H. Kreigshober
Albert Howell, Jr
Jacob W. Patterson
Jones
Rome Man Accused By Beautiful Girl With Baby In Lap
Homer Maroney of Lindale faces two seduction charges in Floyd and Polk counties linked to Miss Cora Washington of Reeseburg. He was bound over in Floyd to $1,000 and bonded $3,000 in Polk after Miss Washington testified in court with her baby. Washington alleges the act occurred in Polk, prompting a Cedartown grand jury indictment. Maroney recently secured a divorce from his wife, and may marry again before jury selection as allowed by law.
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Rome
Homer Maroney
Cora Washington
Jefferson Washington
Reeseburs
Floyd
Polk
Justice Court
Miss Washington
Maroney
Floyd Superior Court
Reeseburg
Polk County
Cedartown
Moses Wright
Lord Superior ‘Court
Miss Arnold Weds Charles Loridans in Atlanta Wedding
At the Capital City club dinner party last night, Miss Abilene Arnold and Charles Loridans, president of Southern Ferro Construction, were married at midnight. Guests from the dinner party attended, and the couple planned a brief bridal tour. Loridans is a noted Atlanta clubman and Arnold a popular local young lady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capital City
Charles Loridans
Southern Ferro Construction Company
Juckidans
Ansiey
Mr. Loridans
Atlanta
Capital City Club
Athletic Club of
Seminole Club
Jacksonville
Fla
Miss Arnold
Hotel Guests Routed By A Midnight Fire
Miss Ethel Jones an 18 year old hotel guest in the Fairlie hotel on Fairlie street detected smoke from a closet in the left wing. She opened the door and flames filled the hallway and she alerted all guests by ringing bells and calling fire headquarters. Firefighters arrived to find the building filled with smoke and the closet fire spreading to an adjoining bedroom but the blaze was extinguished in under 49 minutes. Estimated damage under $500 with the origin undetermined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Jones
Fairlie Hotel
Fairlie Street
Miss Jones
Fire Headquarters
Sheriff Bailey Dies After Darien Auto Crash
Darien Ga October 31 Special Sheriff Alex Bailey died this morning at his home from injuries suffered in an automobile accident yesterday afternoon. The car swerved into the woods, overturned, threw out its occupants, then righted and passed over the sheriff. The chauffeur had minor injuries. Bailey, McIntosh County sheriff for about event years, was born in Ireland and lived most of his life in Darien. He was junior warden in a Masonic lodge and is survived by his wife two daughters father mother and two sisters.
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Darien
Alex Bailey
Bailey
Mcintosh County
Crescent
Mr. Halley
Ireland
Chamber Plans to Refute Claim Atlanta Most Expensive
Officers of the chamber of commerce reject a widely publicized claim that Atlanta is among the most expensive U S cities to live in. They are gathering data to refute the statement, calling it a grave injustice to the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber
Atlanta
Chamber of Commerce
America
Death of 19 year old Charlie Miller in Hasty Point
Charlie Miller age 19 died after a brief illness at the home of his parents in Hasty Point at 3 30 Friday morning He is survived by his father and mother five sisters and one brother The body will be sent to Union City for interment at Shadnor Baptist church yard He was the son of J W Miller chief of police of Haat Point
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Charlie Miller
Hasty Point
Union City
Shadnor Baptist Church Yard
J. W. Miller
Haat, Point
Bankruptcy Petition Filed by James T Lynch in Atlanta
A voluntary petition in bankruptcy was filed with Deputy Clerk Stanton Henley in the United States court by James T Lynch who states he is a resident of Atlanta and that he is a manager or conductor. The petition lists liabilities of 8288.68 dollars all unsecured except 16 dollars. He values his gadgets at 25 dollars.
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Stanton Henley
United States Court
James T. Lynch
Atlanta
Mortuary Notice for Katherine Johnson of Lyerly Ga
Mrs Katherine Johnson aged 93 one of the county s oldest women died at her home two miles from Lyerly Ga on Tuesday The survivor is her daughter Mrs D W Langston and several grandchildren Funeral services were held Wednesday at 11 o clock at Perennial with Revs J M Smith T J mspy and M A C Bennett officiating Interment followed at the local cemetery
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Katherine
Died Suddenly of Mrs Cornelia Green and Mrs Amelia Green
Mrs Cornelia A Green aged 74 died Friday at 5 am at her daughter Mrs Arthur Sasser 243 Ponce de Leon avenue The body to be taken to Senvia Saturday for funeral and interment in the afternoon Mrs Amelia A Green aged 44 died at her daughter Mrs J A Sasser 243 Fonce de Leon avenue yesterday at 5 am Body to be sent to Benda Georgia Saturday morning for funeral and interment
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornelia A. Green
Arthur Sasser
Ponce da Leon Avenue
Senvia
Amelia A. Green
J. A. Sasser
Fonce de Leon Avenue
Benda
Rouse Drops Dead In Chatsworth Georgia
J L Rouse a well known Murray County citizen died suddenly in Chatsworth this morning after breakfast. He was found in his room by family members a short time after rising. The event shocked local residents and the community mourns the loss of a respected figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chatsworth
J. L. Rouse
Murray County
Rouse
Fire at Dr Nicholson home damages $100
Fire originating in the kitchen from a defective stove pipe at the residence of Dr. W. P. Nicholson on Piedmont Avenue called out the local fire department at 7 o clock last night. The blaze was extinguished by chemicals. Damage estimated at $100.
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W. P. Nicholson
Piedmont Avenue
Revival Services At Avenue Baptist Continue Next Week
Revival services at Avenue Baptist Church conducted by Rev. H. C. Buchholz dean of the evangelists of the Georgia State Baptist board will continue through the coming week. There will be no services tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ones Avenue Baptist Church
H. C. Buchholz
the Evangelista
Georgia State Baptist Board
Peachtree Lights Extend Plan and Local Property Sales
A plan to extend Peachtree Street lights from Ellis to Porter Place advances with residents along Peachtree fronting contributing $2 per front foot to fund the first phase. Separately, Thomas B. Welder sold 120 acres in north Fulton between Peachtree and Howell Mill roads for $90,000 to Union Trust Co. and nearby parcels are slated for a large residence subdivision.
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White Way
Peachtree
Ellis Street
Porter Place
Peachtree Street
Ellis
Georgian Terrace
Ponce de Leon Avenue
Thomas B. Welder
Union Trust Company
Fulton County
Howell Mill Roads
Peachtree Creek
Hattle Avenue
Hemphill Avenue
Iby
Board of Education
Micked Street
Denton & Flourney
A. K. Hawkes
East
Mitchell Street
Whitehall Street
Dr. Hawkes
Fragmentary City Notices From Crumley Street And Pieces Of Building Permits
Readable fragments show property transfers with dates and amounts, a lien claim by Gate City Plumbing against O S Kelly, and assorted building permits or labor charges. Mentions include Anne Mitchel transferring to Mrs Turner on Cain Street, and multiple items listing addresses on Hale and Auburn streets with day labor or costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. Price
Morris Gordon
Crumley Street
A. PJ Herrington
Atlanta Banking and Savings Company
Terry Street
Fulton Loan and ‘Trust Company
DR Morgan
Lee Street
Gordon Street
Southeastern Land and Investment Ccompany
Eva R. Barfield
Central Avenue
Anne Mitchel
Mra
Schloa H. Turner
Eide Cain
Spring Street
Gate City Plumbing Company Vy
S. Kelly
Hale Street
Sudden Death Fells Homerville Bank President
Waycross Georgia October 31 Special H G Peagler president of the Homerville bank and former mayor died this afternoon of acute indigestion at age 61. He was among the region’s most prominent citizens and is survived by his wife and six children Fannie Alice Harry Lee Robert and Milton. Harry Peagler was a juror in the Bullard murder case when his father died.
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Waycross
H. G.peaglar
Homerville Bank
Fannie
Alice Peagler
Harry
Lee
Robert
Milton
Harry Peagler
Bullard
Lost and Found Advertisements From Georgia Decisions
A garbled collection of lost and found notices lists items such as a white and gray English setter named Rex, a lady's gold watch and pin, a gold locket with initials and 1896, gold-rimmed glasses, a lady's watch and fob with a Masonic emblem, a diamond stud bracelet, a large black hound with a white neck ring, two dogs Prince and Neco, two Tennessee hogs, a speckled hound, a bunch of keys, and a shell shaped pin. Names contact Ivy 3546, Ashley Jones, and W. HR Bush for rewards or return. Card fragment cites legal notes on lost property rights under Georgia law.
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Georgia
Constitution
Rex
Mr. McGill
Peachtree Circle
Auburn Avenue
Atlanta
Tno
Ashley Jones
Atlanta National Bank
W. HR. Bush
M. Perora
Harold Hilton
Ath National Bank
Malin
Brookhaven
Fuuther
Bara
Neco
Rhone
Davis Stock Yards
Wolfsheimer Slaughter House
Tennessie
Wolfaheimer
South Boulevard
Powell St
Show Grounds
Private maternity home offers limited patients and infant adoption
Personal maternity santarion describes refined home like care for a limited number of patients. It notes homes provided for infants and adoptions. Address Mia M. T. Mitchall 26 Windsor street and mentions home made cakes and bell phone West 14. Continued in next column.
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Mia
M. T. Mitchall
Windsor Street
Bell_Phone West
Railroad Schedules Atlanta Arrival and Departure Times
Daily schedules for Union Passenger Station Atlanta and connections to Brunswick Waycross Thomasville Covington Lithonia and other points. Includes Cincinnati Louisville Knoxville Seaboard and Western and Atlantic routes with arrivals departures and note of Pullman sleeping cars on night trains. Schedule effective Sept 28 1912 with city ticket office details.
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Atlanta
Union
Birmingham
Atlantic
Brunswick
Waycross
Thomasville
Cordele
Uhamanville
Georgia Railroad
Augusta
Union Pt
New York
Louisville and ‘Nashville Railroad
Cago
Northwest
Gincito
Lowleville
Cincinnati
Louisville
Knoxville
Cartersville
Murphy
Seaboard Air Line Railway
Western and Atlantic Railroad
Bindama
Chicago
Atlanta and West Paint Railway Companys
Brlb
West
Columbus
Columb
Box Central of Georgia Railway
Savannah
Jacksonville
Tam
Albany
Macon
Reon
Sam
Sam Valdosta
Savennaw
Jacksonvi
lAlbany
Dm Southern Railway
South
Newark
Jack’ Villa
Ft. Watley
Shreveport
Birham
Jack'villam
Chatta
Cccoa
Itl Oums
Richmond
Hortin
Kan. City
Grungwick
Ant
Rham
Arm
Ft. Valley
Charlotte
Solumus
Toccoa
Cinginnat
Valle
Hefiin
Kan
City
Columbia
Jack'yille
Valley
Jackryil
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Hester's
Southern
Griffin
Duluth
Minn
Sheriff
Auto
South Georgia
Mortuary
Cornelia Green
Nicholson
Baltimore
J. M. Carter
Theresia
Shaddeau
Evans Drive
A. B. Buent
W. H. Stentz
Machires
West Thirteenth Street
Wouth
Theo KF. Smith
T. H. Blackstock
Griffin Street
John VW. Lorenz
Thomas K. Glenn
Edgewood Avenue
Hillard Street
W. J. Chapman
F. A. Webb
Lawton Street
Newnan Road
J. F. Neville
M. T. Smiter
Hull Street
Highland Avenue
F. M. Coker
J. R. McAdams
Asia Avenue
Palatine Avenue
H. N. VanDeventer
George C. Spence
T. J. Bettes
Michigan Avenue
Mayson
Turner's Ferry Road
BP. Clements
Lily x Mell
Brantley Street
C. DB. Cabaniss
Mutual Investment Company
Clyde F. Murray
Houston Street
Mattig H. Price
Morris Gorydon
D. W. Morgan
Lillian M. Lacy
Birs
Isabel Nunnally
Mary L. Stranahan
Northwest Corner Mills
Orme Streets
Home Missions
Presbyterian Church U. S
Essie Avenue
Robert B. McCord
Savings Building and Loan Association
North Side
Drewry Street
Barnett Street
Miss Sully
Minnie Rushin
Mortgage Bond Company of
Sidney Street
Edgar Nor
West End Park Company
Westwood Avenue
Mollie Hirsowits
Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company
Capitol Avenue
Rawson Street
Milla and
Orme Street
Lilian M. Lucy
Mrs. Lula
Leas
Ir. A. Webb
David Stern
T. H. Brannen
Atlante Banking and Savings Company
Chestnut Street
Weat Fair Street
B. H. Tugerle
Same
Jones Avenue
F Edwarda Street
C. T. Bruice
Estoria Street
Muttle Street
Etta Neister
Colonial Trust Company
Houlevard
Greenwood Avenue
Beenie Debite
Georgia Investment, Inc
McDaniel Atreat
Ceores x Moore
Auburn
Butta
Staith
Ashby
D. FL. Jones
Hampton
Bethroom
Davis
Warner
Homerville
Howard-Rooms
Mae
Belle Isle
IVY
Georgia Dental Parlc
Mitchell
Buchanan’s Lane
Roseland Nurseries
Buchanan
Alfriend
Sartorius
South Pryor Street
C. Scott Henderson
Forrest Avenue
Bedford
West Peachties
Pat Nee OO
S Frye Millinery CO
W. Mitchell Street
George Brown
Austell
E. Cain
Peachtree St
Ale Gallaher
B. W
A. Clayton Co
Whiteball St
Whiteeball
r_ Luckie street
Whitehall
He-M CO
Atlanta, Ga
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