Neall Bank Receivers Sell Property at 334 West Peachtree Street
Receivers of the Neall Bank placed for immediate sale property at 334 West Peachtree Street. The notice notes modern conveniences and is being offered today for disposal.
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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1909
Page
3
Receivers of the Neall Bank placed for immediate sale property at 334 West Peachtree Street. The notice notes modern conveniences and is being offered today for disposal.
Advertising a store 25 by 90 and loft 50 by 90 in a new mill building near the post office. Steam heat and electric elevator, well lighted. Lease terms favorable to suitable party. Contact W M Timmons, Owner, Peck & Gross Haw Co. Eis aired se Treasury Statement. Washington, Sept 10. The condition of the treasury at the begin ning of business today shows various fund balances and market data.
New York September 10 The stock market shows unprecedented activity following the death of E. H. Harriman. Short sellers’ rush to cover and Kuhn Loeb & Co signaling harmony in Union Pacific fueled a rocket-like advance, with gains across many issues and Steel bars reaching prior highs. Banks face looming cash reserve concerns yet markets push higher.
Chicago reports firm wheat market with gains across contracts as cash demand from mills rises. Liverpool wheat up 5/8 to 1d and a congested September delivery shape the trade. Corn and oats climb late, provisions steady to firm. receipts and exports detailed for Chicago, Minneapolis, and Duluth. mixed regional price quotes and oilseeds listed from Atlanta and New York markets.
New Orleans September 10 This weekly Cotton Exchange statement shows an increase in movement into high priced cotton versus last year. It reports past week receipts of 210,118 bales and season totals 272,354 with United States receipts at 196,047 since September 1. Overland shipments to northern mills and Canada fall to 1,351. Interior stocks on hand edge down. Foreign exports since September 1 total 76,839. World visible supply declines this week by 4,964 while American cotton in spindles totals 376,000 held in the United States. Spinners around the world have taken about 292,000 bales since September 1.
Exchange notices from ton Exchange New Orleans Cotton Exzchange Liver pool Cotton Association Chicago Board of Trade New York Produce Exchange New York Coffee Exchange solicit orders for future delivery. Direct wire service correspondence invited among members.
A long, scattered market brief lists December and May corn receipts and exports, freight and futures figures, and spot prices for grains. It covers fruits and vegetables for Atlanta and Chicago markets, noting bananas, tomatoes, peppers, citrus, and potatoes with per crate and per pound figures, plus apples, oranges, and pineapples. It also reports live poultry and dairy product prices, with butter, eggs, cheese, and lard across several cities including St Louis, Kansas City, and New York, finishing with live stock values for Chicago and St Louis markets.
Atlanta and Savannah market reports show cattle hogs and sheep receipts with mixed prices. Cattle receipts around 3,000 with native steers and southern stock volumes noted. hogs steady to strong with bulk bats near 7.90. Turpentine and rosin markets in Charleston and Savannah trend firm with varied grades and lot prices.
New York tin and copper prices drift with minor gains and losses as London closes quiet with modest upticks. Spot and futures shift across copper, zinc, lead and iron markets, with local dealer quotes for copper and iron product grades. The Copper Producers' Association issues its monthly report detailing industry conditions.
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