Stock trading quiet as rails fall no buyers seen
The market showed little activity with most issues lower as buying in rails faded and big names like General Electric Wool Mexican Petroleum and Pan American drifted down. Analysts note banks raising time money while some hope the worst of a credit squeeze is behind Wall Street.
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New York
General Electric
Mexican Petroleum
Pan-American
Raila
Stock Exchange
Wall Street
Business Hill
Brekers
Truat
Weather, drought slash US crop outlook in August report
Washington dispatch notes heat and drought cut prospects for crops by more than 2.5 billion dollars. The agriculture department’s August 2 forecast lowers expected yields across corn, wheat, oats, and white potatoes, with white potato losses reaching hundreds of millions and corn and wheat also sharply reduced. Across many western and northern states rainfall was scarce, hurting small grains, corn, and vegetables, with white potatoes hit especially hard. The report details production forecasts for major crops, listing figures for winter and spring wheat, corn, oats, barley, rye, buckwheat, white and sweet potatoes, tobacco, flax, rice, hay, sugar beets, apples, peaches, peanuts, and sorghum.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
West
Montana
North Dakota
Illinois
Missouri
Miss Stone Hearing Postponed and Insanity Defense
New York reports the Miss Olivia M P Stone case was postponed to Thursday for arraignment on a charge of shooting and killing G Kinkead Cincinnati former corporation counsel in Brooklyn last Friday. Her lawyer signals a temporary insanity defense noting she did not realize her actions for two days and appears profoundly distressed in custody.
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New York
Olivia M. P. Stone
Cincinnati
Pls G. Kinkead
Brooklyn
Lanier County High School gains control of Milltown school
Lanier county representative R L Patton secured a House vote removing Milltown High School’s independence. The Milltown school will join the Lanier County High School under the county board of education, while four rural schools consolidate with Milltown for the session. An extra $500 is allotted for consolidation, and Ford trucks will transport students.
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Milltown
R. L. Patton
Lanier County
County Board of Education
Greer Wvay
Sweetwater
Stone Hil
D Bay
Unly
Dlitown
Strong Continues Reserve Defense Before Congress
Governor Strong of the New York Reserve Bank testified before a congressional committee on the 1920 credit stringency. He identified a major bank as stock exchange loaned and said reserve funds supported export cotton and agricultural recredits. Strong defended the system against claims of excessive lending and noted expanded credits to producers during the emergency. He was excused until Thursday as the committee, probing Seri cultural conditions, scheduled further witnesses.
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Washington
New York
Federal Reserve
Governor Strong
New York Reserve Bank
Williams
Strong
New York Bank
Stritch Named Bishop of Toledo Diocese
Monsignor Samuel A. Stritch chancellor of the Nashville diocese has been appointed bishop of the Toledo Catholic diocese. He will succeed Bishop Schrembs, who moves to Cleveland. Stritch’s arrival and consecration are not yet set, with completion expected after several months.
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Samuel A. Stritch
Nashville, Tenn
Schrembs
Vatican
Stritch
Cleveland
Auties
Elect Stritch
Kimble Moves to Barwick as New School Superintendent
Professor P. T. Kimble, who has spent the past year in Milltown as a high school superintendent, has moved his family to Barwick this week to assume duties there starting September first. He was elected Barwick superintendent and moved to be ready for the new post.
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Milliown
Auruss
P. T. Kimble
Milltown
Barwick
Heavy stock market closing shows little conviction
New York trading closed heavy after a modest rise as investors sold industrials and oils. Rail shares gained briefly then eased, while quotes in motors and equipment fell. Sterling and other exchange rates slid. Bond demand stayed firm, and North American rails and steel issues were notably weak amid thin turnover and mixed earnings outlooks.
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New York
Sterling
Call Money
Northern Pacific
Southern Railway
Union Pacific
US Steel
Wabash
Baltimore and Ohio
Rock Island
Liberty
New York Bonds and Foreign Rates Update
New York markets show varied bond and currency quotes with demand levels across currencies. Sterling short rates, francs and lire demand, and Greek Swedish and Brazilian notes feature. railroads, government bonds, and call loans cited amid a firm time loan market and bar silver prices.
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O@O's
Sable
Cobice
Bele
Gaudera
Giles
Matha
Greece
Sweden
Norway
Argentina
Brasil
Montreal
Fresh Advances Scored in Wheat Markets
August 9 Chicago trading lifted wheat as export demand and bullish crop prospects spurred upturns. Corn and oats gained modestly while provisions held steady. new export business hinted at relief aid for Russia famine. Prices for wheat futures moved higher with plans for Canadian threshing results and hoped government crop data supporting tight supply.
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Chicago
Canada
Bank of Henry County Joins Federal Reserve System
Joseph A. McCord chairman of the board of the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta announces that the Bank of Henry County in McDonough Georgia has been admitted to membership in the Federal Reserve System.
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Joseph A. McCord
Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta
Bank of Henry County
McDonough, Ga
Federal Reserve System
Jealousy Tragedy Ends in Double Shooting and Suicide
At Oneida New York on August 9 Frank Sager 26 shot and killed Miss Pearl Hook and gravely wounded her sister Miss Bernice Hook before killing himself. The killings are believed to stem from jealousy. Sager had been courting Bernice Hook.
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Syracuse
N.Y
Oneida
Frank Sager
Place
Pearl Hook
Bernice Hook
Sager
Bernice’ Hook
Bank clearings and quotations of local markets
Bank clearings and quotations of local markets show Tuesday activity with figures: 503,004 and 58 for the same day last year, a decrease from the prior period. Atlanta spot cotton market notes receipts and shipments in bales, and stock levels, reflecting market movements in commodities and local trade.
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Atlanta
Atlanta Quotations Cotton Seed Products Market Notes
Atlanta Cotton Seed Products market report shows crude oil and meal prices, with various term and grade notes. Data appears fragmented with figures such as 713.00 and 14.00 amid mentions of bagla prime and Lipton dat cut, indicating commodity pricing and quality notes for the Georgia region.
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Atlanta
Nantes
Nunnally Company Defies Slump with Six Month Profits
The Nunnally company of Atlanta earned a net profit of 935,521 in the first six months of the year. Of this, 880,000 was distributed as a semi annual dividend. A 846,250 surplus was carried over. Six month sales reached 883,021 with costs 641,839 yielding 496,092 operating profit. The report pleases stockholders and directors.
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Allis-Chalmers
Alis-Chalmers
Charles E. Mitchell
National City Bank
Willis Sainte Clair
Columbian Motor Company
Woolworth
Wall Street
Harding
New York
Nunnally Company
Atlanta
New York Journal of Commerce and Commercial Bulletin
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Sugar market stalls in New York as Cuba prices hold
New York sugar markets show no change in raw attgar prices with Cuba at 4.46 a cent, freight and 4.86 for centrifugal, Porto Ricos at 4.80. U S buyers dispatch 18,000 bbls to Philadelphia and 9,000 more at 4.86, while 85,000 bbls sold outside interests at 3.10 fob Cuba. Refined sugar futures ease 2 to 4 points with mixed demand and August liquidation noted for the day.
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Ke Iron and Steel
Ee Gulf
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Royal Dutch
Ative
Bouls
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Gander Motors Ae
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ML and
St. Paul
Au Southern Railway
Fac
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Texas Co
Sim
Texas Oni Pac
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General Electric
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Fatih
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United States
Inspiration Co
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Faa International Nickel
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Invincible
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Victoria
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Io Exchange
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Bio
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Tiraziiian
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Sagar
Cubas
Porto Ricos
Belind
Deverte
Country Produce Market Listings and Odd Phrases
Fragmented OCR notes mention Lew Xorn and Aes putter amid garbled terms like weaker seamery extras 42j Aie creamery firsta irregular fresh gathered firsts 84 poultry weal broilers roosters turkeys 25 Reengys dsrelicheon BOG Lowls 23 tankers Chicazo steam Bou prin ey ip Sees fowls.
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Reengys
Cotton market shows further reactions with December rally
New York cotton prices moved higher in late trading with December at 13.73 after a 13.76 top, as buyers steadied amid better south weather and positive goods trade signals. October and January traded near 13.10 and 13.51, while New Orleans spot cotton remained quiet with prices at low middling 10.98 and middling 12.12.
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Angus
B.C
Dannery
New York
Jlerges
New England
Lancashire Mills
Texas
New Orleans
New Orleans Cotton Prices Rise on Drought and Demand
New Orleans reports modest gains in cotton trading as drought in Texas and rising activity in cotton goods markets lift sentiment. Early prices edged up 4 to 8 points before retreating to levels just below yesterday's close amid long-side liquidation from rain and cooler Oklahoma weather.
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New Orleans
Texas
Oklahoma
Cotton Market Report From Multiple Atlantic Ports
New Orleans middling 4213 receipts 2570 sales 505 stock 810414 Galveston middling 2.65 receipts 10807 exports 16918 sales 160 stock 2284 Mobile middling 21.00 receipts 36 sales 38 stock 16188 Savannah middling 2.00 receipts 174 stock 120260 ... Total weekly receipts 80017 exports 94300 ex- ... Caution: OCR fragment.
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New Orleans
Galveston
Atock
Mobile
Savannah
Reneipta
Texas City
Middling Stock Totals and Shipments Reported
The report lists sales totals and stock figures for Buddling and Dallas Middling, with shipments valued at 14210 and 633,080. Montgomery shows 11.25 ests, and 12. Dotar today indicates receipte and Wcc4 shipments.
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Stork
Dallas
Montgomery
Estes
Professional Views On Cotton Situation From New York
New York market opened 3 to 4 points higher on favorable Liverpool cables but eased after a fall in sterling. Unfavorable crop news persists from Georgia and Texas with demand steady as weather bureau notes 100 to 104 degree temperatures. Mills in New England report full production while a western dry goods firm notes improving demand and many new inquiries. Houliard Bros. & Co.
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Duznst
Liverpool
Sterling Exchange
Sone Ae Conard
Polnota Onder
Georgia
Texan
Weather Bureau
Milla of
New England
Enys
Houlbard Bros. & CO
Market summary of cotton and related commodities
New York trading shows cotton futures easing after a better display in other markets. September contracts fell as selling pressure and thin outside trades weighed on sentiment. Active months closed 7 to 11/ points lower with notable quotes for March and December contracts and prime yellow spot prices reported.
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New York
Coton Seed
Ister
Salear
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