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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1914
Page
12
Albert B Keen, longtime manager of the Georgian Terrace hotel, has resigned to return to New York City to continue in the hotel business. He received an elaborate farewell dinner at the Piedmont hotel last night.
Fragmentary note claims withdrawal symptoms can be treated privately at Cumberland Sanitarium in Lebanon Tennessee. Mentions Union Grand Pruxi Bo The America and National Bank, with references to writs and a physician listed as B. J. Sanders. Readers warned of dubious authority and unclear procedures.
James B. Hickey notes the Atlanta Hotel Men's Association honors Mr Keen for three years with the Georgian Terrace. Present were 5 F Letton W C Royer James T Williams Lee M Jordan J Lee Barnes Fred Linnell H A Tisdel Fred Houser Wallace Boyd Bruno Bukoffer John L Samondson Ed Tom Brown and James H Polke who toast him and gift a silver vase with American Beauty roses. Letton named temporary president of the association.
Hutchens of Rome Ga candidate for long term senorship on the Progressive ticket says party spies at the polls should be eradicated during the elections. He and W McClure running for the short term engership expect good results at the polls.
Lowndes Calhoun, the attorney in a superior court rule nisi petition by Miss Annie M. Sullivan, disputed withholding funds and produced a receipt dated October 25, 1914 for $620.78 witnessed by Lowndes Connally, claiming the amount in question.
A special All Souls Sunday service will be held at First Universalist Church 16 E Harris Street Sunday morning at 31 o clock with a choir music and an appropriate sermon by Rev. Fred A Line The sermon topic will be An Unda ll ing Love A reception of members and a christening service follow at the close of the services Mention will be made of members who have passed away during the year The pastor will also preach in the afternoon at 3 30 o clock at the Stone Mountain High School auditorium on The Religion of Oda Fellowship
New Orleans reports show January cotton futures dipping to 7.80 early, with intraday volatility as selling at 7.40 one step, then firming to 7.28 by afternoon. Spot prices were steady for middling with large 4546 total sales. overall receipts and stocks noted across major markets as weather and interior demand influence trade.
A signal station reports another French steamer the Admiral Rigadle de Genouilly ashore off Cane Barfieur near Cherbourg after departing Barry for Havre. The liner La Savoie has been dispatched to assist.
Turkeys entry into the war excites wheat and corn markets with prices rising across grains. Wheat and corn gain while oats advance modestly, provisions hold, export demand remains firm, and European buyers boost corn demand as traders reassess supply prospects.
The page lists corrected prices from Fidelity Fruit and Produce Company for assorted fruits and vegetables, including oranges and grapefruits, beans, onions, potatoes, and leafy greens, with Atlanta live stock and a broad grocerie s section. It also covers the Atlanta and regional wholesale market quotes, flour and grain, and a detailed provision market with meat cuts and canned goods, as well as notes on wool and sea island cotton markets.
New York dispatch notes a clouded yet firmer week for cotton, with dwindling offerings in the south and improving export demand. prices firm toward week end on short covering and long buying, while Liverpool trims January-February quotes and December contracts loom. market outlook remains cautious but slightly bullish before fresh accounts.
In New York on October 49 bonds remained in strong demand as the market neared the end of a war influenced trading month. Highgrade issues attracted large purchases by financial houses and vigilance firms, with loans largely renewed or liquidated at varied rates. Foreign loan activity and funds from German capital were cited as supporting liquidity while grain exports and shipments faced shifts as market conditions evolved.
New York reports a Dun's Review forecast of progress in adjusting money and exchange markets for new world conditions. European war impact hints higher demand for war supplies but cautious commercial activity holds back industrial growth. Rail declines and lower bank clearings weigh on the economy. wheat exports rise year over year.
New York metal exchange board voted to resume trading on November 9 aligning with London Metal Exchange reopening. The decision announced today sets the resumption date for the New York market as it restarts operations after the planned hiatus.
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