Cotton reported in fine condition for August 26
The U S Department of Agriculture reports the August 26 cotton crop at 78 per cent of normal, with July 25 forecast at 179 pounds per acre and a projected yield near 7 29 billion pounds or about 15 34 million bales 500 pounds gross weight after 1 per cent abandonment. The report notes improving conditions in the eastern belt and drought relief in Texas and Oklahoma, with picking beginning in the southern belt and concerns over moisture and pests.
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Washington
United States
United States Department of Agriculture
Crop Reporting Board
Alabama
Georgia
Carolinas
Mississippi
Texas
Oklahoma
Dutte Geners
Ave
Virginian
Carolina
Florida
Wexvan
Arkansas
Tennessee
Klahoma
California
Bates
Inisi
South's cotton consumption tops three million bales
New Orleans August 31. For the first time the south has consumed more than three million bales of cotton in a year. A. Hester, secretary of the New Orleans Cotton Exchange, released figures showing 3,097,303 bales for the twelve months ending today. The report notes the south's consumption is nearing England's, with the commercial crop at 14, Be3,601 bales and the record large crop of 16,138,476 bales set two years earlier.
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New Orleans
South
Heares
A. Hester
New Orleans Cotton Exchange
Hester
England
Cotton Seed Oil Market and Dry Goods Update
Cotton seed oil rose on demand for new crop months from western refiners and local buyers, aided by strength in lard and light offerings. About 3,000 barrels tendered on contract, prices steady with slight declines. Spot price around 5.96, futures showing mixed open and close values. Dry goods markets in New York were uncertain with buyers timid on gray goods, while colored goods strengthened due to dye shortage.
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New York
Westorn
Ateady
Market Dairy and Poultry Notes From Regional Trade
Market round up from New York Chicago and Minnesota on dairy butter creamery receipts and quality marks with values for white and brown eggs chicken and turkey prices. Regional notes list August prices and steady bids, with occasional specials and quality brackets across outlets.
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New York
Hennery
Brown Hennery
Chicago
Minnesota
St. Louis
Eisio
Turpentine and Rosin Prices in Savannah Naval Stores
From Savannah Ga on August 8, naval stores report shows turpentine with no sales, shipments 1,657, stocks 24.05 percent. rosin prices listed with various figures including window glass and water white at 4.95. Trading activity indicated by several small quotings and stock figures.
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Savannah Ga
Yecelpis
Rosin Poml- Bal
Neecinis
Beocha
A. S
C.D
Cotton Movement Across Ports Reports Week Receipts and Exports
Interior and coastal cotton movement figures show daily receipts totaling 10 748 and exports 185 Todays totals include Houston Memphis St Louis Cincinnati Little Rock and Galveston New Orleans Savannah Wilmington Baltimore and Philadelphia with stock figures for each port. Weekly totals indicate receipts 15 947 and exports 6 351 401 overall.
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Aten
Sages
New York
New Orleans
Galventon
Mobile
Savannah
Charlenton
Wilmington
Morfolk
Baltimore
Boston
Philadelphia
Interior Movement
Houston
Memphis
Cincinnati
Little Rock
Gatala
Precipi
Ee Central
Charleston
Augusta
Atlanta
Rey
Montgomery
Memphia
Vicksburg
Cotton Committees Meet In New York To Align Commitments
New York August 1 The special committee of the Liverpool New Orleans and New York cotton exchanges met to straighten commitments made before the war. They adjourned without announced results but will continue negotiations tomorrow. The government crop report hinted at improved outlook, noting August condition near 7 1 2 percent, second highest in ten years aside from 1804.
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New York
Liverpool
New Orleans
Cotton Region Bulletin August 1 Weather Summary
The bulletin reports 24 hour weather ending 4 mL August 1 across Texas and nearby stations. It lists highest and lowest temperatures, precipitation amounts, and remarks on recent patterns, noting rain within eastern districts Saturday and western districts Sunday. Observations are compiled from multiple centers, with averages calculated from reports received.
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Cotton Region Bulletin
Atlanta
Cortlana
von Herrmann
Live Stock Market Reports from Chicago Kansas City and St Louis
August livestock prices across Chicago Kansas City and St Louis show mixed trends with beef and cattle receipts. steady to higher bids for hogs and sheep. In Chicago buyers push for strong cattle and pigs with buyers noting higher wholesale demand and steady to rising prices amid sizable imports and stocker activity.
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Chicago
Sea Louis
Hogg
Ani
Texas
Kansas City
Packere Oud
Butchers Fiedi
Sears
Southern Staers
Towars Lambs
Exchanges Still Dark In Light Of European War
The cotton, stock and other exchanges in the United States closed amid World War I era uncertainty. Financial notes from New York on August 31 show sterling exchange at about 5.0875 to 5.0725 for cables and around 5.0850 for demand. Commodity quotes: rough rice, Honduran and Japanese varieties firm. Honduras clean rice higher. currencies and beet/beans quoted with several rough and clean prices.
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United States
Faa
Wir
Antil
Sn Carly
Coffee market report from New York on August 31
Coffee traders in New York reported a mixed Bag of Brazil offers with prices holding firm amid import uncertainties. Unchanged quotes included 7% for Higssvens and 32% for Santos fours as receipts reached around 7,000 bags at the Brasilien porte and 7,006 at Jundia figures.
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Nww
York
Brazil
Hig’ Ssvens
Santos
Brachian
Brasilien Porte
Jundia
Miho Rio
Telsiensr
Prices From Atlanta Markets Offer Fresh Cabbage to Chickens
An itemized market listing shows Georgia produce and live stock prices corrected by local grocers. It covers cabbage onions lettuce tomatoes corn cantaloupes and peaches along with beef cattle hogs lambs and poultry quotations. It notes market-driven prices and the range for feeders and heavy stock, with brands and canned goods also listed.
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Fidelity Fraltedd Froues Company
Georgia
Pepper Fancy Jr
Lantas Live Stock
Cay W
Wiltee Freecome White Provision Company
Wheat Market Surges Amid European Demand Signals
Chicago wheat jumps about four cents with No. 2 hard around 1.19, while corn and oats rise modestly. report notes buyers hesitant as export orders remain limited and South American and U S deliveries influence futures. Prices for wheat in Chicago and New York futures reflect fluctuating sentiment as analysts watch world demand.
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United States
Chicago
Barney
Timothy
Los Mo
Hanoas City
Aveust
Atlanta Building Operations Rise in August Footnotes
August brought a clear upturn in Atlanta building activity with total operations totaling 271,693 dollars, up 23,497 from July and closing the year’s deficit to about 27,647 by month’s end. The year’s cumulative value reaches 3,867,352 dollars, and officials predict the remaining four months will erase the shortfall. South Pryor street widening work progresses from Georgia Avenue to the city limit, long sought by residents. Inquiries and several deals circulate, with one sizable sale near completion and expected within the week. Property transfers and mortgages fill the remainder of the list, detailing numerous parcels across Atlanta and surrounding districts with varied sale and financing dates.
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Atlanta
Dyat Visbt
South Pryor
South Pryor Street
Georgia Avenue
Banks Willing to Aid New York as London Obligations Loom
New York banks acting as city depositories likely will cooperate with bankers who placed municipal notes abroad. The plan calls for gold exports of at least 5 million dollars to Ottawa, possibly doubled if opposition grows. Washington reports on hoped government favors for staple producers add strain to the financial scene.
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New York
London
Paris
Ottawa
Washington
Itfia
Western Railway
Macy
King and Queen Ready to Shoulder Rifles
London dispatch reports a Hague conversation where King Albert and Prime Minister De Broque-ville discussed fighting to the last. The king vowed to act if necessary, with the queen and Belgian women joining to defend Antwerp after a Saturday incident.
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London
The
Express
the Hague
Albert
DeBroque- Ville
Antwerp
Typewriter Makers Face New Prices Amid Industry Shift
Ambiguous OCR text hints at American W hiting Company and pricing notes. Reads like a brief data fragment on typewriters and costs, with garbled references to model numbers and procurement details. No clear event or figures to confirm.
Renewal of charter for M. C. Kiser Company Georgia
Legal notice from Fulton County Georgia detailing petition by M. C. Kiser Company to renew its charter for twenty years. Includes dates of incorporation and stockholders meeting August 17 1914 and August 18 1916 certification, and notices of court action by Arnold Broyles clerk with related proclamations and proposals.
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Georgia
Fulton County
Gald County
M. C. Kiser Company
Pendoner, Is & Corporation
MC. Kiser Company
Uleton County
Attichon
Ita
Praya
M. © Eiser Company
W. H. Kische
Dorest ,Braweter, Howell & Heyman
M. C. Wiser Company
Sander
C. J. Sullivan
Fulton
Arnold Broyles
Anid County
Renewel
MM. C. ‘Miser Company
Aid Court
Seid County
Nash
Broyles
Court of Appeals
Arnold R. Broyles
Georgia Railway and Biectie Company
Atlanta
W. Brine
Annie W. Bond
MB. Bond
Annie W. Hond
Acover
J. T. Reaglecon
Snid Court
Airm Cathee Neary
Grover Neary
Atre Hoceky
Catherine Neary
Fulton Superior Court
Elly
Fulton Counte-Atra
Edna May Durham
Frank T. Durham
Bershy
W. D. Elite
Arnold Brofles
ORGIA
Mamie le Stockman
I. Brocktad
Mamie L. Brockman
J.T. Pendleton
Arnold Srotles
Annie M. Smith
Edward E. Smith
Poddwara E. Smith
Thhereby
Annie B. Smith
Glyorce Feturnabis
Bon
Wris
Arnold Brotles
Clete
Folton County
Bart Pearsone
Bart Pearsons
Qi Court
Estelle Pearsona
Soower Plaincut
Hirooks
Thomas Wallace Brooke
Thomas H. Brooke
Beasie T. “Brooke
Gresting
Rossie L. Brooke
Arthur L. Brooke
Thoms H. Brooke
Fedault Agaiest
Pendiscon
Fulton Countimra
Ales C. Leonard
Thomas P. Leonard
Geomme “T
Bell Jude
Arnold Browers
Fulton c
Wilszon
Clarence H. Willson
Walt
Anid
Wedi
Sankisis
Jeste Burlingame
Charles H. Burlingams
Jesale T. Burlingers
Plains
J. T Pendleton
Ghongil
Maria Fedro
Pedro
Sre
Maria Pedro
Pantiston
Sugas
Sreold Bhovars
Cen
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Tomnerees
Eldy
Newnan
Lear
Rome
Tallapoosa
Clay
Toccan
Honduras
Japan
Oglesby Gro Cheere
aAlderney
Corn Company
Red Rock Gloger
Hanford
Ovision Company
Gormfield Bologna Sanange
Gorntiehl Feanitorte
Kitts
D. S
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SeRhaieg
Shorts
E.W
V. P
Roperty
P. Walker
Marths J. Morgan
Rory
Yasser Street
Burgess Smith
Victor R. Smith
Lucile Avenue
Dargan Street
Burgess Smith Et
Auburn Avenue
Courtlaid Avenue
Piedmont Avenue
Tuna
A. J. Haygood
Lemuel BM
Carnon
Seventeenth Street
Baing
Ansley Park
Neater Nealy
Kerley-Nealy Company
Taylor
Gordon Street
T. C. Holmes
Etth Street
Steeeree
State Street
John M. George
Mra
Lola
Braves
Drawry Street
Agist
George Mr. Hope
J. K. Ottley
Brookwood
Real Fintate Company
Aoutheast Corner
Seventeenth
J. E. Ottley
Same
Southern Railwey Company
John BH. Daniel
Albert Ellis
Leon Deeds
John Scheer
Penn Mutusi Lite Insurance Company
Gust Aide Waceington Street
Jefferson Street
Dora Rocenberer
Dickinson Trust Company
Crumley
Georga J. Hansen
M. P. van Valkenborg
Boulevard Tert
Morteages
Thomas Ronteroueh
Canada
Wim. Hurd Hillyer
Equitable Building
Eae
Harry Pelee Eee
Wiliam
Forsyth
Keith Vaudeville Werman
Hubbard-Bros. & CO
Hanover Square
New York Cotton Exchange
LYRI
Aube
Qves, Thor
Sag
Pretty Girls
Itn
Atc
Funny Fellows
Good Songz
Atlanta Audit Co., Inc
Marion R&r
Thaus
Atlanta National Bank
Ranada
Sui
Nichia Tee
Florence Turner
Dustin Sans
Bmi Kelley Co
Tempest & Sunshine
Phopa
FON Rent—Typewriters
Ant
American Whitingine Company
Tees
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