Cotton Exchanges to Reopen Next Week in New Style Contracts
New York November 13 The New York cotton exchange will reopen for unrestricted trading Monday morning November 14 under new style contracts aligned with the cotton futures law. The reopening follows a lengthy period of turmoil with liquidations, a syndicate plan financing old interests, and anticipated shifts in December and January deliveries. Local brokers report active December contracts and a move toward transferring most contracts to the syndicate as trading resumes.
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New York
New York Cotton Exchange
Board of Sovernors
Cotton Exchange
New Orleans
New York Exchange
IL 18
Enus
Jung
Liverpool
Europe
Exchange
Cotton Movement Report From Atlanta Market
Cotton movement data shows steady November prices in Atlanta with receipts and exports listed. The report includes shipments, stock, and receipts across several ports and cities, noting volumes, values, and warehoused stocks for the period.
Coffee. November 1 irregularities and New York tone
A garbled November 1 note references a steadier pattern in Une oa arkel and mentions New York tone teetering. Morning notes hint at faults, with uncertain details about timing and committee actions, and scattered names and places.
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New York
Rta
Tiveupyan A. Sereda
EMEA
Cotton market review signals reopens and new contracts ahead
New York November 13 plans to reopen the cotton exchange have progressed and trading will switch to new contracts starting Monday. Futures trading will resume with January and later deliveries as the market stabilizes after July events. Spot demand remains strong in the south with exporters and investors seeking higher prices, while inland markets show improvement and freight costs weigh on shippers.
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Orleans
Exchange
New York Stock Exchange
New York
New Orleans
Liverpool
Dallas
Sun Stock
Cation Exchange
Nere
Board of Teanamers
Wales
Imacketa
Waasiman
Zarmere
Savannah Markets Report Quoted Naval Stores and Cotton
Savannah reports naval stores quotations renamed west. rosin and pitch prices steady with limited sales and higher freights. Cotton and dry goods notes from Savannah, Liverpool and New York reflect firm market with varied prices and activity across Is land cotton, wool, butter and eggs, and textile goods amid unsettled exchange rates.
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Savannah
Board Trade
Tuepontipe
Rosin
Segamutahon
Holders of Wheat Become Nervous After Peace Rumors
Chicago November 13 uneasiness over rumors Austria sought terms of peace shook wheat holders. Market closed firmer but prices fell 1 3 8 to 1 1 2. corn oats and provisions also declined. Break checked by large buyers as December and May wheat deliveries remained active. Oats steady. country offerings said to be heavy. Provisions rallied later with stock yard interests boosting support.
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Chicago
Austria
Gorn
Atlanta Markets Fill Readable Produce Listings
Readable OCR lists multiple produce lines and groceries with corrected labeling by the Food and Feaeral... items include eggs, vegetables, fruits, poultry, cheese, baking goods, cereals, and animal feeds. Entries cite firms like Oglesby Grocery Company and White Provision Co with varied prices and crate or barrel units.
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Feuasad Prod
California
Nancy
Florida
Georgia
Ead Baer
Crater
Rees
Dozn
Groceruss
Oglesby Grocery Company
Hersford's
Benns—tima
Navy
Lara and Gompound
Supwark
New York Stock Exchange Plans Resume Early Next Year
New York November 13 The New York stock exchange may resume regular business with the start of the next year after extensive talks between exchange officials and leading financial interests. Prospects of improved conditions include a London treaty with easier discounts and a larger cash pool for credits, plus rising seat values and stronger bank clearings. A cotton exchange reopening and foreign exchange improvements are seen as aiding exports and liquidity, while copper prices and bond advances reflect cautious optimism across markets.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
London
Stock Exchange
Cotton Exchange
Liverpool
Sterling Exchange
Paris
Steel and Allied Industries
House of Commons
Week's Trade Reviewed by Commercial Agency
New York November 13 reports by the Dan's Review indicate that trade for the week, aside from export growth, remains below normal. Business improvement over the past two weeks steadies, with exports rising to restore balance. Failures in the U S fell to 448 from 299 last year. Canada 7% higher than 42 last year. Bank exchanges near 8.29 billion, down 3.1% from last year. Wheat exports 5.546 million bushels versus 3.677 million a year ago. Spottin copper steady around 38.0 to 985.0 for five ton lots. Copper prices 51.50 to 11.374. Tron quiet and unchanged. Chicago cash port 327.50, Z 12.50, Hibs 9.87 to 10.75.
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New York
Dan
Jo Balne
United States
Canada
Atlanta Building Boom Defies Yearly Decline in Other Cities
Atlanta shows progress in real estate and construction with a small daily gain in operations. Building activity trims the year's deficit by about 100000, multiple dwelling permits issued daily, J H Daniel plans two more West residences, another builder to start five new homes. A warranty deed transfers Capitol avenue corner to Harry G Poole for 3000, while Smith & Ewing sell Nos 5 and 7 Benjamin street to T M McIntosh of Thomasville for 27000.
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Atlanta
J. H. Daniel
Spector
Georgian Hospital
Harry G. Poole
Capitol Avenue
Richardson Street
Smith & Ewing
Georgia Realty Company
T. M. McIntosh
Thomasville
Property Transfers Summary week
Property transfers listed include Joel T. Daven to Walter W. Whiting at the northwest corner of Poachiter Place and Ridge Avenue, 150 feet. Georgian Hospital to Harry G. Pools at Capitol Avenue and Richardson Street, 100 feet. Rivers to Employees Investment Company on Forrest Way, 50 by 100 feet. Ware & Harper to J B Palmer on Carolina Avenue, 160 feet on Abbott Street, 19 by 100 feet. A L Catey to Mrs Foley J Ridley at Diamond and Chapel streets, 60 feet. T C Steph an to Maud Hagan on Lacie Avenue, 108 feet. John A Langford to Mrs W C Pinkard on Holderness Street tract, 36 acres.
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Joel T. Daven
Walter W. Whitingson
Poachiter Place
Ridge Avenue
Jala
Georgian Hospital
Harry G. Pools
Capitol Avenue
Richardson Street
B. Rivers
Lot West Side
Forrest Way
Peachtree Way
Ware & Harper
J.B. Palmer
North Side
Carolina Avenue
Abbott Street
A. L. Catey
Mra Foley J._Ridley
Northeast Corner
Siranta
T. C. Etapanto
Maud “Hagan
Property Transfers and Building Permits In City Districts
Public record roundup lists numerous transfers of real estate with dates from November 1912 through February 1913, including parcels along East Pine Street Rockwell Street and Capitol Avenue. Entries note bond deeds and mortgage filings, with figures from $400 to $14,000, plus building permits for porches and two story dwellings across streets such as Longhorn and Hampton.
City Court at Perry Schedules Busy Week and Trial Dates
Perry Ga November 13 City court will convene Monday with 128 civil cases set for three days and likely longer. The criminal docket opens November 23 with 62 cases over four days, court adjourns November 25 evening and November 27 morning for Thanksgiving. Twelve criminal cases involve prohibition violations. Some civil cases have Judge Riley disqualified and will be reassigned on November 18. Tonight is College Night at the Atlanta Peg o My Heart play urged attendance.
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Perry
A.C. Riley
Winn
Riley
Hag
December 1914 Sheriff Sale Notices at Atlanta Court
Sheriff's sale notices list multiple Fulton and Gwinnett County parcels in Atlanta. Properties include land tracts in the 14th district, blocks near Pear and Cherry streets, and Lookout Place. Foreclosures issued by city and superior courts name W. A. Wright E. Lester D. A. Wheeler and others, with transfers to C. S. Thompson and Atlanta Trust Company. Sale notes specify courthouse door auction on the first Tuesday in December 1914.
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Gia
Atuis
Fulton County
Georgia
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Capigol Avenue
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Ceo
Wal Place
Ehswardly
Anid Alley
W. A. Wright
Greger
D. H. Jones
Lan
Tennant
Naritind
Shuecc
Henry
Fulton
County
Tojlowa
Sherry
Pear Street
Southern Railway Company
Eid
Southern Railway
Cherry Street
E. c. Lester
Court of Aflania
Afra
Fattio Eimer
Tia Aula H.C. Paster
Aldo
CS. Thompson
Newton County
Matte Hirsch
Thompson
Ivin
Atlante
Pear Atrest
Saui Nara
Tollawa
Southern Railway Company S
Gid Southern Railway
Nogether
Bergenk
Devic Ok
Atlanta Trust Company
Travelers’ Bank and Trust Company
B.C. Lester
T. M. Ward
C.S. Thompson
Atlanta ‘Trust Company
Travelers’ Bank and Rom Company
C. S. ‘Thompson, Tranaferee
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Mary C. Johnson
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Little Street
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Earl Dorreis
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