Cotton Exports Rise Amid Bearish News and Buyer Interest
New Orleans reports continued heavy cotton export movement with slight price declines. U S shipments reached 32 689 bales while receipts were 28 541. Interior reports show much of the crop held but some being offered. investment buyers entering, Japan buying large lots. Dallas spot activity quiet with varied quotes. Syndicate financing old contracts advances discussed. plans modeled after Chicago Board of Trade grain rules. no major action expected soon. Southern spot and crop advice show little change. markets unchanged to 1-8 lower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Oetover
United States
Geome
Japan
Dallas
New York
Board of Managers
Chicago Board of Trade
Liverpool Cotton Prices and Demand Report
Liverpool cotton market reports demand and price levels with categories including American middling fair at 6.44, good middling at 6.80, middling at 6.80, low mid at 6.07, and ordinary at 4.01. Sales total 3,100 bales including 2,100 American. imports none.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Dry Goods Trade Report Elements Quiet Market
Sea Dry Goods in New York reports a quiet day for youth goods and general trade. Beda notes dane scles of duck for ship while jobbers report light trade. Worsted yarns for sweaters and heil cloth show activity in inquiry though overall demand remains sluggish. Cotton yarns move faster and stay quiet overall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Market Report on Cotton Seed Oil and Weather in Carolinas
Cotton seed oil prices eased as demand slowed and lard activity declined. Tenders reached 1,400 barrels with total sales 14,499 barrels, spot prices near 5.42 to 5.03 as futures opened mixed through October to May. Scattered showers affected coast districts from Texas to the Carolinas with seasonally high temperatures continuing. von Herrmann, Section Director, notes the weak market sentiment and steady climate conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Uctower
Vorton
Jones
Carassy
Ucargis
Carolinas
Texas
Oklahoma
von Herrmann
Sectius
Southern Star
King Cotton
Angel Food
Tennessee
Timothy
Victory Horse
A.B. C
Shorts
P. Wr
Georgia
Ft. O. B
Atlanta
Live Stock Receipts Report From Kansas City Market
Kansas City October 7 Hass Receipts show varying declines across cattle sheep and hogs with quotes in several ranges. Cattle receipts around 12006 steady to lower with prime fed steers quoted near 10 to 12 dollars per hundredweight and cows and heifers around 4 to 9 dollars. calves and stockers mixed. Sheep and lamb receipts about 27 090 with lambs near 5 to 6 dollars and ewes weaker. hogs fluctuating from 7 to 9 dollars with packers and butchers nearby.
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Kansas City
Texas Ang Fia
Cotton Movement Mixed Across Markets and Grain Notes
Atlanta reports cotton at nominal value with diverse receipts and stocks across New York New Orleans Galveston and other ports. Sugar and rice markets show steady ranges in New Orleans and Brazil notes in London exchange impact while wheat oats and corn futures move with mixed regional data.
Atlanta Fruits and Vegetables and Live Stock Prices
Sourced from an Atlanta market listing, the ad lists GA grapefruit, beans, onions, celery, tomatoes, lettuce, peppers, cantaloupes, sweet potatoes, cucumbers, apples, coconuts, eggs, and poultry along with a dense catalog of groceries. It also details the Atlanta live stock market with prices for steers, cows, bulls, hogs, and feeders, plus market conditions and notes on financing and demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridescroft and Produce Company
Georgia
Fancey, Dozin
Faoncy
Barslion
Bartlett St
Market roundup from Chicago and New York trading floors
The report notes mixed receipts and markets across dairy poultry and sugar. Butter creamery prices hold. receipts in Chicago and Detroit varied with live poultry markers showing modest gains and declines. Sugar and naval stores in Savannah and New York show steady or unchanged levels amid fluctuating export figures.
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Tuim Geiwoer
Res
Chicago
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Dakota
Kansha City
St. Louis
Wall Street Report Shows Gains In Securities Trade
New York October 1 Dealings in securities under a committee including stock exchange members have risen this week. Demand for unlisted bonds and profits for several industrial firms amid European crisis. Curb market sees activity in Standard Oil subsidiaries. Foreign exchange higher on demand from commercial interests with large London commitments. Gold pool buys more exchange, Ottawa shipment made. New England and Midwest banks freer with mercantile paper, signaling potential improvement. Government crop report unchanged except corn showing better condition and higher yield. Weekly steel industry reviews note ongoing adjustments. Unfilled tonnage by United States Steel Corp expected end of week. London private cables hint stock exchange restarts depend on government action. British trade report shows declines in trade, nine months imports up about 24.6 million dollars.
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New York
The
Stock Exchange
Standard Ol
London
Gold Pool
Ottawa
New England
Mindie West
United States Steel Corporation
Weather and crops in the cotton belt
Weather and crop notes from multiple states report cool to mild conditions, scattered rain, and favorable picking for cotton in many areas. Oklahoma and Georgia show mixed results with rain damage and delays, Alabama and South Carolina vary, and Arkansas notes maturation in the south with light precipitation. Louisiana reports below normal temperatures, mixed showers, and widespread cotton progress with other crops in good condition.
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New Orleans
Santion
Cline
Wears
Rell
Oklahoma
Georgia
Arkansas
South Carolina
North
Carolina
Tennnessee
Catton
Florida
Vand Tower
Louisiana
Forecast Of Government Crop Prospects In October Report
The government crop report for October forecasts total production gains in 78 million bushels, with tobacco up 92 million pounds from September, and increases in potatoes apples and corn. Spring wheat dips slightly while winter and spring wheat together set a record harvest. Detailed per-crop yields and conditions are given for corn oats barley buckwheat potatoes sweet potatoes tobacco rice and apples with state breakdowns and next report date noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Crop Reporting Board
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Florida
Kentucky
Tennessee
Pretty cotton gowns shown in Washington
Washington October 7 Woman prominent in official society act as patronesses of the National Cotton Style Show opening to promote the souths great product Mrs Josephus Daniels wife of the secretary of the navy had the largest exhibit with nearly 100 cotton articles Among others showing cotton gowns were Mrs Champ Clark and daughter Mrs James R Mann wife of the republican leader Mrs Ben Johnson of Kentucky Miss Sallie Williams daughter of the Mississippi senator Miss Lucy Burneson daughter of the postmaster general and Miss Caiiis Hole Smith daughter of the Georgia senator The decorations included cotton plants showing growth from seed to finished product Washington October 7 The supreme court of Beptista today declined to grant a rehearing of the woman suffrage case The court last July held the woman suffrage act constitutional
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Washington
Josephus Daniels
North Carolina
Champ Clark
James R. Mann
Republican House
Ben Johnson
Kentucky
Sallie Williams
Mississippi
Lucy Burneson
Caiiis Hole Smith
Georgia
Ownership and Stock List of Constitution Publishing Company
This item presents the 1914 ownership and stock holdings of Constitution Publishing Company of Atlanta. It enumerates common and preferred shareholders, listed amounts, and partial details of directors, officers, and notable holders in a formal ownership statement required by law, with figures and names arranged in a long formal ledger style.
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Atlanta Constiteties
Atlanta
Holster
Clark, Howell
Buanews
E. Stow
Atlanta, Ga
J. D. Gurtatowaky
Constitution Publishing
Roy
Clark Fongi
Albert Howell, Jr
Roby Robinson
Bo Black
Henry W. Grady
Constitution Publising Company
Gcept
Clark Howell
Fulton Properties Company
Raby Robinson
HR. Black
DB. R. Black
W. Grady
Atigata
H. W. Grady
A. Bomphill
N. Burbank
York City
B. M. Johnson
I. B. Johnson
G. J. Johnson
J. W. Johnson
Spayten Duyvil
L. B. Morgan
Mary J. Apgar
New York City
J. B. Gedney
Little Walls
N. J
No Hying
Atlante
F. Sams
A.C. King
A. Austin
Fulton County Georgia Ordinary Notices 1914 1924
A dense run of Fulton County Georgia Ordinary notices from 1914 and 1924 announces administrations guardianships and probate actions. Documents name Louis Babin dosrky Mary J Whaley and other named heirs and executors, calling objections or orders on the first Monday in November, with citations to John R Wilkinson as Ordinary across multiple entries.
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Apello
State OF Georgia
Fulton County
Jno
Toler
Daily and Sunday Constitution
T. Toler
Dally and Stoday
W. F. Crusbellh
Georgia
Crusselie
Cirewation
Tri-Weekly
A. HN
Willbanes
Notary Pavie
Felton Co
Boainess
Jeanette L. McKieren
Notary Public
Fulton Co
Ordinery
Louis Babin
Dosrky
Imlas
Aiid
Johnn R. Wilkinson
Zorgia
Misa
Mary
Whaley
Sid County
Wold
Novemier
John RB
Wilkinson
Fulton
Willams
John
Welkinson
Chambers
Caroline HB. Brutchey
A. A. Murphey
John RB. Wilkinson
Jessie W. Lagler
William C. Lanier
Joan R. Wilkinggn
Fulton Ccounty—Court of Ordinary
W. E. B. Richards
Mies Bya Richards
Onnells Pas Hom
John R. Wilkinson
Fulton Coenty—Court of Ordinars
Mary Preala Bloodworth
Emey Brondworth Burford
Sid
Mary A. Goulsby
Thomas Frye, Jr
W. L. Goulsby
Court of Ordinary
Eubanks
Lean L. Schartle
Mary J. Eubanks
Enid
Pylton County
Mra
Luna
Murray
S. ¥. Proftt
P. Murrey
Grongia
Mattie M. Fuller
Annie
John F. Wilkinson
A. Davis
Cada
T. Davis
Harry Clyde Davis
Ellen N. Kiser
White J. Kiser
Add Praya
Oramary
John Ashley Jones
Mary Algood King
Mary Alfood Jonge
Nix Salfwust
Joen R. Wilkinson
Fannie F. Francis
Carl BH. Francis
John FR. Wilkinson
Paul A. Delran
Aqn
Marie Moise DeLeon
Horgia
John D. Gill
Alvin Db. Gill
Gellie L
Bede Gul
John M. Gil
Wilkingon
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Mnah
Cotton Region Bulletin
Perry Maceh
Chattanaoga
Columbus
Gainesvile
Greenville
Bay
Griffin
Aincon
Monticolto
Newnan Coudy
Rome
Spartanburg
Boc
Loney
Cleas
West Point
Muren
Fers
Torna Hainfall
Clarendon
Haak U Giz
Snyder
Ora
Marble Ralis
Longlake
Valley Junction
Alice
Ballinger
Rucydoches
Wininatan
Charleston
Montgunniy
Ice & Coo Mohile
Tomphis
Orleana
Tin Little Rock
Houston
France
Chicago Board of ‘Trade
Aare
Cotton Movement
Galveston
Savanah
Salon
Charlcaton
BAT
Ae Norfolk
Anton
Fauitimore
Banton
Philadelphia
Seaton—Rocalpte
Nterior Movement
Iemphite
Walen
Augusta
Pau
Cincinnati
Stork
Little’ Rock
Annnmants
Fotalx Faray
Ward
Cork
Octovar
London Exchange
Rio
Sith Rlowevnoa
Suates Tourer
Ieugh Moouuras
Iapen
Honduras
Milters
Sas
Oulesby
Tracery Company
Alderney
Horsford's
Keen
G. W. EL White, Jr
White Provision Company
Itimt
Boo Helfers
White Provision Co
Gornfeld
buckStSng Ag
Cornfeld Frankforts
Cartans
Sanange
Cornisia
Branktorén
Kita
Cornfield
Thorpe Baals
Savannah
Wall Street
Porle
Lars
Bibs
American Audit Company
Broadway
F. W. Lafrentz
Theo. Cocheu, JR
V. Pres
Sec
Y—A. FE
Labrentz
Waldorf-Astoria
Bank
Boston—Exchange
Maronette
Washington—Colorado
Bellevue-Stratford
Maison Blanche
Scranton
Baltimore
Keyser
San Francisco
Mills Bullding
Richmond
American National Bank
England
FCG
Gresh
Am Street Bank
Fourth National Bank
C. B. Bidwell
Ceple
Amdit
Arvanta National Bank
Cartan States
Supreme Court of Beptista
Sonstitution Publishing
CERO
Lawry
Mattla
Charles A. Vernay
Athens
Mra. EB
Ri Black
Avlanta
John Goddard
Pronola W Wolfers
Clark Howel
Atlen
Constitution’ Publishing Company
Ranly
Imma McDanell
Frunk L. Fleming
I. B. Gedndy
Ralleh
IS. Gy
Margaret McPhysters
Raleigh
N.C
Idabel Amorous
Emma Amorous
Roslyn Amorous
Atmoty
William “Amorous
Jansen Amorous
Constitution Publishing Company
Varlona
Farmers’ Loan and ‘Trust Company
New ‘Orit
Farmers’ Loan and Trast Company
Conatitation Publishing Company
Saarhive
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