Mrs Black Speaks in Southern Women
New Orleans April 19 Sessions of the Southern Conference for Education and Industry and allied groups today focused on plans to advance the souths agricultural industrial economic and educational interests A general session featured remarks by W S Sutton Mrs Claude D L Sullivan Mrs T M Owen and Mrs Nellie Peters Black Also noted were calls for higher pay for teachers and reforms to tax and education systems and the election of officers for the League of Southern Writers and the Southern Conference for Education and Industry William J Bryan will not speak at tomorrow’s mass meeting as announced tonight.
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New Orleans
Southern Conference For Education and Industry
W. 8. Sutton
University of Texas
Claude DL. Sullivan
Nashville
Tennessee Federation of Women's Clubs
T. M. Owen
Montgomery
Nellie Peters Black
Atlanta
M. G. Shawkey
Charleston
W. Va
Virginia
Kentucky
League of Southern Writers
Fannie Caldwell McAulay
Louisville
Willis Brewer
Cora Cox Lucas
Laurens
SG. Gilbreath
Johnson City
Tenn
A P. Bourland
Washington
T. J Wooster
Athens
J. A. Patten
Chattanooga
M. Moore
1Ma
Jlk Bond
North Carolina
JY ‘Ayne
Oklahoma
J. W. Cantwell
South Carolina
D. B. Johnson
West Virginia
M. P. Shawkey
William J Bryan
Bryan
Angus Perkerson III in Serious Condition at Home
Angus Perkerson III magazine editor of the Atlanta Journal is seriously ill at his home on East Avenue. Pneumonia last week led to complications and a crisis Wednesday. He has served The Journal for about ten years as a reporter and feature writer.
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Anus Perkerson
The
Atlanta Journal
East Avenue
Journal
War With Germany Would Be Deplorable, Says Economist
Br N Berrien Jr quotes Sir George Paish in The London Statist on neutrality for the United States. He argues war would be costly, delay preparation, curb prosperity, and hinder relief to poorer nations. The piece discusses global finance, munitions, and U.S. potential to aid allies without entering conflict.
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BR. N. Berrien, Jr
George Paish
British Treasury
United States
Great Britain
London Statist
Germany
Aliea
George
London
Paris
Berlin
Political Developments Unsettle Cotton Market
New York April 19 The cotton market opened weak amid political developments and showed active liquidation with July at 11.94 before a midday rally. New Orleans quotes followed with a late day decline. spot cotton held steady with a sharp intraday swing, May at 11.68 and middling around 11.88 to 12.63 for various grades. Receipts totaled 2,398 bales with stock at 822,869.
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New York
Liverpool
Weather Bureau
New Orleans
Narrow Hange
Washington
Brazi
Tata
Atlanta Livestock Prices and Grain Quotations
Prices for cattle hogs and various feeds listed by W. H. White Jr. and Duncan Co. with ranges for steers cows and hogs, plus wide feeds including flour meal hay grain and canned goods. Also notes on fresh dairy prices in Chicago St Louis Kansas City markets and cash park provisions.
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Atlanta
W. H. White, Jr
White Provision Company
Duncan Co
Victory
Gloria
Nell Rose
Welf-Rising
White Lily
Pride of Denver
White Cloud
Sacha
Texas
Bermuda
Harper's Pride
Patsy
Purina
A. B.C
P. W. Mill
V. P
Cornfield Park
Cotton Movement and Market Report Across Ports
Cotton movement shows varied middling prices and receipts across ports including New Orleans, Galveston, Mobile, Savannah, Charleston, Wilmington, Norfolk, Boston, Philadelphia, and New York with total today receipts at 13,770 and exports 6,854, stock 1,849,870. Interior movement lists Houston, Memphis, Augusta, St Louis, Cincinnati, Little Rock, Dallas, and Montgomery with totals today receipts 9,972 shipments 12,301 stock 509,350.
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Galveston
Mobile
Savannah
Charleston
Wilmington
Norfolk
Anies
Phuck
Baltimore
Boston
Philadelphia
New York
Houston
Memphis
Augusta
St Louis
Cincinnati
Little Hock
Dallas
Dling
Montgomery
New Orleans
Okay
Auguste
St. Loui
Little Rock
German Situation Jolts Securities
New York reports a volatile stock market amid Germany diplomacy news. Despite early reversals, observers see underlying strength as President Wilson submits Germany relation continuance to Congress. Volume runs large with two thirds in munition, industrial and petroleum stocks. notable declines hit United States Steel and other industrials.
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New York
Wilson
Germany
Congress
Wall
New Yorks City
Berlin
Italy
Hethlethem Steel
Baldwin Locomotive
Studebaker
Crucible Steel
United States Industrial Alcohol
United States Steel
Erie
Professional views on cotton situation and war impact
A set of 1910s era market notices discuss cotton outlook in New York. Analysts from Renskorff Lyon & Co, Jay Bond & Co, Johnston Storm & Co and Hubbard Bros. & Co. weigh in on export prospects, the effect of Wilson's forthcoming Congress address on the German submarine issue, and the potential market reaction to diplomatic, war and crop factors.
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New York
Germany
Congress
Renskorff, Lyon & CO
Mersing Papers
Wilson
JAY, Bond & CO
United States
Asl
Johnston, Storm & CO
Lusitania
Hubbard Bros. & CO
Bachman & CO
Bee
Wall ‘Street
New York Cotton Excheme
Phila
Binet’ Exchange
New York Stock
Chicago
New York Coffee Exchange
Manbers
Cattan Associatio
National Weather and Crop Bulletin Placing Cotton Planting Update
The Weather Bureau reports cotton planting has begun in northern regions and is progressing well in the central district. About 15 percent report a good stand in the southern cotton area. Frost damage last week requires some replanting across the central region, while Texas replanting lags due to dry weather.
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Washington
The
Weather Bureau
Texas
Sugar Market Shifts Lift Cuban Raw and Refined Prices
Sugar refiners raise bids as exporters seek Cuban granulated and raw cargoes. Prices advance to around 6.14 for centrifugal Cuba sugar and 5.37 for molasses basis cost and freight. Trade in New York totals 75,000 to 100,000 bags for April May shipments with scattered May purchases, while rumors of 14,000 bags for June shipments circulate. Futures show firmer opening and then easing with final quotes near the day’s higher range. Coffee and other markets trend unsettled amid international tensions and liquidity concerns.
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New York
Cubas
Itm
Aioe
Weeees
Eee
GAG Mls
K21
Germany
Rio 7
Santos 4
Banton 4
Credita
Rio
Bega
Jundlahy
Cotton Seed Oil Market Sags Then Steady in New York
New York April 19 cotton seed oil closed a shade lower amid heaviness in other markets and short covering. Offerings were light and local buyers active on long positions. Closing prices ranged from 7 points lower to 4 points higher with no session scheduled for Friday or Saturday.
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New York
Serrve
Wheat Prices Fall as US Germany Ties Loom Large
Chicago market shows declines across wheat and other staples as news of possible strained relations with Germany weighs on sentiment. May prices drop to $1.13, July to $1.12, with corn and oats slipping alongside. Rural offerings and submarine fears cap rallies.
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Chicago
Germany
United States
Congress
Wilson
Germain
Washington
Berlin
Tradera
Red River Valley
Shorts
Seaboard
Yesterday's Trends in Finance and Markets Summary
Market brief notes shifts in industrial and railroad stocks with names like Amer, Sugar, Gen Electric, Studebaker, and Ball? & Ohio. Bond activity shows Amer Tel & Tel and Central of Georgia among others. Foreign exchange and precious metals quote various currencies and bar silver at 64. Mexican dollars at 49. Call money remains firm around 2 percent.
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Amer
Sugar
Gen
Electric
Studebaker
S Rubber
U 3
Steel
Ball. & Ohio
Central
Central Penn. and
Southern Railway
Amer Tel & Tel
Central of Georgia
Consol
Central Leather
U. & Swel
Virginia-Carolina Chemical
New York
Mercantile Paper
Iast
London Financial Market Snapshot at April Opening
London financial scene shows small gains with quotations noted for money and short bills. Discount rates stand around four percent, with minor fluctuations across instruments and bonds.
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London Financial
London
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Mrs. Black
Angus Perkerson III
U.S
Monogram
Linby's
Edbby's
Oyatera
Herit
Horsford’s
Hough Rider
Snow Pritt
Scoco
Blake White Lili
Bour Gherkins
Wisconsin
St. Louis
Karas City
Springs
Fidelity Fruit and Produce
Florida
Dore
Cotton Movement
Atflanta
Spa
Russia
France
Metals
Metal Exchange
East St. Louia
Japan
Becdora Hough
Allla-Chalmers
Car & Fou
Tel
Am Tobacco
Atchison
Baldwin Locomotiv
Baltimore & Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
MZ Nie
Brooklyn Rapid Tr. Cel
Pacific Ee
Chesapeake & Onlo
Mil & St. Bury
RI & Ry
LT Consolidated Gas
Continental
Bae
General Electric
Great Northern Pfd
Great Northern
Winein Central
Interbor. Con. Corp
Kan City Southern
Lehigh Valley
Louisville & Nashv
Loriilard Liggett & Myers ‘A
Mo. Kan. & Tex
Missouri Pacific Mex Petroleum
National
Bote New York Central
Studebaker Coray
Southern Pacific
Ye Fc Bas
BR Do
Tennemes Copper
Ibe Texan Texas & Pactite
Union Pacific Fo
Lida
Vu.Garo Chemieal
Ve. Tron, C. & C
Wabash
Weatinghouse Bios
United Fruit 245
Kennscott Cop
Gales W Lainslay
Bonds
Panama
American Tel. & Tel, Co
Atchison Genz
Atlantic Coast
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago, B. & Quincy
Chicago, MA
St Paul
R. A
Republic Trans Steel
Seaboard Air Line
Southern Bell Telephone
Southern Pacific Co
Tennessee Copper Co
Old Texas Company Rv
Teals & Pacific
Trion Pacific
Steel A
National Weather and Crop Bulletin
Easter Springs
Okta
Ewes
Kansas City
Butin
Carver
Lamba
Yearlinge
Wetherm
Ewe
Iitw
Aubert
Timothy
Yeilo Gate
Range Board of Trade
New York Financial
New Or
Tg&c
Ave
Renskorf, Lyon & CO
Chicago Board of Trade
Albany
Utica
Syracuse
N. Y
Stock Exchange N
Cotton Exchange N.Y
Produce Exchange
Cotton Exchange
Chicago Board OF Trade Telephone
New Street
Ence
Cotton Commission Merchants
Braver
New York Cotton Exchange
New Orlea Cotton Exchange
Liverpool Cotton Exchange
REO Motor Stock
Reo Motor Company
Reo Motor
Reo
WM. Hurd Hillyer
Duggan, Maginnis & CO
Cotton Merchants Varieties Place
Hembers
Orleans Cotton Exchange
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