Georgia Corn Show fund drive tees up 1913 event
After a luncheon of fifty Atlanta business leaders at the Majestic Hotel President Wilmer L. Moore announces committees to solicit subscriptions for the Chamber of Commerce fund to cover Georgia 1913 corn show expenses. H. G. Hastings pledges 7,500 if met. W. J. Lowenstein contributes 100 and suggests three cash prizes for top corn yields.
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Majestic Hotel
Atlanta
Georgia
Wilmer L. Moore
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce Fund
H. G. Hastings
Agricultural Committee
Chamber of Commerce
W. J. Lowenstein
Norris Company
Corn Club
Acre
A. Cc. Fisher
Virginia-Carolina Chemical Company
W. G. Manley
Bankers’ Trust Company
RE. P. McBurney
Empire Cotton Oil Company
W. A. Stentz
John Deer Plow Company
E. K. Ward
Lynn Fort
J. K. Orr
H. B. Wey
H. ¥. McCord
W. H. Kiser
B. M. Hood
W. H. White, Jr
Jacob W. Patterson
T. R. Sawtell
W. C. Harper
Grain and Mills
W. L. Fain
W.S. Duncan
J. B. Whitman
E. Caverly
Cotton and Cotton Mills
C. B. Howard
G. A. Nicolson
E. S. Ebney
Samuel A. Carter
Allen Johnson
Oscar Elias
W. R. B. Whittier
G. B. Scott
Implements
W. J. Dabney
M. F. Holahan
W. H. Stentz
Julius Feiderman
Clyde L. King
Mexican town retaken by Mexican forces without a shot
Mobile June 19. R Gayon Mexican Consul reports from Mexico City that a military column under Gen Igadi has recovered the city of Satehacas without firing a shot.
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Mobile
R. Gayon
Mexico
Igadi
Satehacas
Georgian Want Ad To Find Any Local Need
Atlanta residents turn to a Georgian Want Ad for every want from buying selling trading renting and help. The notice emphasizes wide use across homes jobs and community needs with a casual promotional tone.
For Your Convenience Want Ads Taken By Telephone
Publication notes that want ads can be placed by telephone and that an Accommodation count bill is due when presented. The deadline extends to 1 o'clock on the day of publication.
Wall Street Rally Outlook Gains Moderate Ground
New York reports a hopeful shift as declines ease and odds tilt toward a rally. Interboro-Metropolitan preferred moves up on dividend hopes, Union Pacific advances on covering, while analysts weigh Southern Pacific financing and market liquidity amid cautious trading. Broadly, buyers of standard stocks show renewed interest.
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New York
Interboro- Metropolitan
Canadian Pacific
Berlin
Lovett
Union Pacific
Union
Southern Pacific
GOOD SOAKING NEEDED THROUGHOUT GRAIN BELT
The Inter Ocean notes mixed wheat trading with observers predicting higher corn on rain or rally. Bears deem prices high enough while oats specialists warn of pyramids and a possible selling wave if rains improve prospects. Shipping cash grain yesterday included 50,000 bushels wheat, 140,000 corn, 170,000 oats.
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Chicago
Inter Ocean
Cotton Gossip Reflects Bearish Mood Amid Weak Market
Wall Street traders and the Texas rains influenced a light week for cotton business with more bears ready to sell than buyers. Short covering and government reports create mixed signals as New Orleans notes a discharge of the Bureau of Statistics head and forecasts show scattered showers from Texas to the East while prices edge lower and market interest remains uncertain.
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Wall Street
Uptown
South
Cotton seed market rises on short covering and demand
In New York on June 18 the cotton seed market climbed due to heavy short covering in old crop and widening speculative demand for later positions. Buying surged as lard strengthened, supporting prices and activity.
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New York
Bar silver market notes from New York June 19
Bar silver in New York on June 19 shows commercial or giver at 58 percent, Mexican dollars quoted at 48 cents. The dull market tone is evident as activity remains light and prices steady.
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New York
Cotton market opens easier amid selling and rainy belt
New York cotton opens softer with first prices 1 to 7 points lower than Wednesday. Continental selling and bearish room tone push values down 5 to 6 points, then some recovery mid-morning as shorts and spot houses liquidate. Despite erratic trading, futures stay under pressure with July through May bids shown in New York and New Orleans markets.
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New York
Liverpool
Continent
Abershamae
Texas
Oklahoma
Belt
New Orleans
Sages
Qpen
P.M
Close
Flri -Anaeid
Actas
Hexaaaaedowe Lesvasler Ees
Liverpool Cotton Market Opens Lower Amid Quiet Trading
Liverpool's cotton market opened 1% to 3 points lower with near months down 3 to 4 points and late positions down 3 to 4 points. By noon the market stood 4 to 5 points weaker on near months, with spot cotton in good demand at a 4 point decline. 9,000 American bales among total imports. Futures opened easier. official closing bids showed declines across several near-term contracts. Brown, Drakeford & Co reported heavy continental selling pressure in their cable
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Liverpool
Messrs. Brown
Cotton Letter Reports Washington Official Doubts And German Finances
New Orleans June 19 The daily note highlights doubt cast on the Washington Bureau chief by the latest bureau report. It cites two German financial failures as evidence of broader trouble, while weather remains generally favorable with rains in West Texas and scattered showers elsewhere. The week’s outlook shows around 30,000 bales, versus 37,822 last year, with mill takings near 193,000 bales. Despite early declines, prices hold around 11.55 for December.
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New Orleans
Hayward & Clark
Bureau of Statistics
Washington
W. N
New Orleans Times-Democrat
Texas
Ress
Germany
West
Oklahoma
New York
Liverpool and South buy as market eyes July bureau
Miller-Cotter cotton letter from Memphis dated June 19 reports buyers among professionals and scatterers after gains in New York. Overnight reports remained bullish with purchases on declines. Texas rainfall boosts outlook. crop conditions improve elsewhere. Short interest declines and new buying at current prices appears limited as traders anticipate higher July bureau.
Union Pacific Falters as London Decline Presses Markets
New York June 19 The stock market opened with heaviness in sympathy with London and Union Pacific fell from 146, slipping over a point amid bearish merger doubts. Lehigh Valley rose 1 to 151 while United States Steel opened down and recovered, with several issues including Missouri Pacific American Car Foundry and Canadian Pacific showing declines and gains. The copper stocks stayed heavy as the late forenoon tone stayed weak and call money loaning stood at 2 percent.
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C. W. Storm
New York
London
Union Pacific
Cables
Harriman
London Stock Exchange
Lehigh Valley
United States Steel Common
Republic Iron and Steel
Feel
Missouri Pacific
American Car Foundry
St. Paul
Canadian Pacific
Great Northern
Mexican
Reading
Northern Pacific
Cincinnati
Ohio
Mining Stocks Opening Prices Reportable in Boston
In Boston on June 19 opening quotes show Adventure at 6 and Greene Cananea at 6. Arcadian trades at 95 while Gama stands at 6. Market activity centers on mining stocks with minor movements across listed entities.
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Boston
Adventure
Greene Cananea
Arcadian
Gama
New York Stock Market Today Summary of Commodities and Prices
June 19 New York wholesale commodity prices listed: Petroleum Pennsylvania crude at 2.50. turpentine steady at 3.92. rosin easy. wool active. hides quiet with native steers 17-19% and branded steers 16-16%. Coffee steady with Rio No 7 spot at 10. Rice domestic steady. molasses New Orleans open kettle 35-50. Sugar raw quiet with various grades quoted. potatoes irregular white nearby 1.60 1.50. beans firmer with Marrow choice 6.05 6.10. dried fruits quiet with ranges for apricots, apples, prunes, peaches, and raisins.
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New York
Pennsylvania
New Orleans
Survivors Observe Sinking of Alabama
Savannah residents E. M. Anderson and A. J. Marmelstein, the only surviving officers of the Alabama sunk by the Kearsarge, mark the forty-ninth anniversary of the disaster with observations in Savannah.
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Alabama
Savannah
E. M. Anderson
A. J. Marmelstein
Wheat Slips in Chicago Amid Weather Market Notes
Wheat eased early then firmed as traders weighed light offerings and weather reports. Corn and oats followed a weather driven upturn with hog prices lifting early provisions markets. South and central grain centers reported mixed receipts and steady to higher hog and cattle values.
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Chicago
Weather forecast for Great Lakes region and South access
Washington dispatch predicts generally fair weather east of the Mississippi for 36 hours with rising temperatures tonight and Friday across the middle Atlantic and New England, Ohio Valley, and lower Lake region. Warm spell continues in the lower Ohio and Mississippi valleys and the Eastern States with scattered showers in Oklahoma and Texas.
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Washington
Great Lakes
New York
New England
Mississippi River
Middle Atlantic
Ohio Valley
Lower
Lake Region
Ohio
Mississippi
Georgia
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Florida
Alabama
Nessee
Louisiana
Texas
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Liverpool Grain Market Wheat and Corn Minute Report
Liverpool daily grain market notes wheat opened unchanged and closed 1d higher at 44d while corn opened steady and finished 4d higher. session shows mixed gains with curtains around midafternoon quotes.
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Liverpool
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Dallas
John D. Rockefeller
General Board of Education
Hayward & Clark's Daily Cotton Letter
I. P.M
Hiargalia
Az Idalia
I Besase Pesas Stoses Stesses
Deepala
Baduebe Scutes Seule
Galveston
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Norfolk
Augusta
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St. Louis
Little Rock
Otoged
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New York Stock Market
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P.M. Close
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Amer
Loco
Am. T. and
Anaconda
Atchison
B.ando
Beth. Steel
B. WT
Central Leath
Secur
Erie
Gen. Electric
G. N
N. Central
Cote Oe
L. Valley
Mo. Pacific
N. Y. Central
So. Pacific
Railway
Bartlett, Frazier & Co
Springfield
Ill
B. W. Snow
Omaha
Iowa
Lowry National Bank
Hearst
Jackson-Wessel Drug CO
Marietta
Broad Streets
Marshall Pharmacy
Peachtree
Ivy Streets
Palmer Branch
Cruickshank Cigar CO
Pryor
Mitchell
Whitehall
Harbour’s
N. Pryor
Weinberger
Brown & Allen
Star News CO
Walton
World News CO
Hamel Drug CO
Whitehall Street
Aragon Hotel
Atlanta Soda CO
Broad and
Medlock
Lee and
Gordon
West End
Lee
Johnson Soda CO
Whitehall Ice Cream CO
T. J. Stewart
Cooper
Greater Atlanta Soda CO
Adams & Wise Drug Store
Linden
Taylor Bros. Drug CO
Tenth
West Peachtree
Howard
Crystal Soda CO
Luckie
Elkin Drug CO
Elkin Drug
Grand Theater
Jacobs’ Pharmacy
Clayton Street
Athens, Ga
Boston Cafe
North College Avenue
Sunday American
East Clayton Street
Rome Book Store Company
Rome
Cherokee News Stand
H. K. Everett
Calhoun, Ga
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