Foreign Trade Financing Triggers Bear Stock Liquidation
New York August 11 There was liquid ation in stocks today as bears sold heavily amid fears over a frozen loan situation tied to foreign trade financing. Rail and industrial shares were pressured. deficits and earnings reports spurred the selling, while rail earnings in June offered some encouragement and a shift toward government aid. England and the United States published foreign trade data showing July imports and exports, with gold movements highlighting the unsettled transition from war to peacetime. The trend suggests foreign trade shifts and gold flows will steer the market as readjustment continues.
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New York
Bears
Washington
Pilin
England
United States
Cotton Closes Mixed Amid Downturn in Prices and Bets
Cotton markets show a firm close after a sharp downturn with moves driven by rumors and private forecasts. Exports of British yarns and cloths hint at weak July demand while American mills await census data. Texas demand steadies prices. New Orleans spot prices steady to lower with daily receipts of 2,024 bales and stock at 437,079.
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Pathy
Liverpool
Census Bureau
Great Britain
Texas
New Orleans
Cotton Prices and Receipts Across Markets
American Cotton and Grain Exchange daily figures show middling cotton around 12.05 to 12.13 at New York and various regional prices including 12.25 in Philadelphia and 12.50 in Dallas. Receipts totaled 18,824 with exports at 2,575 and overall stock rising to 1,320,785. week totals indicate 63,239 receipts and 112,017 exports.
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American Exchange
New York
American Cotton and Grain Exchange, Inc
Charleston
Texas City
Baltimore
Boeton
Philadelphia
York
Arkddileg
Cotton Market Rebounds After Sharp Early Decline
New York cotton futures firmed after a sharp midday sell off with December contracting to 13.36 and 13.65 at close, off from highs, while October rose toward 12.27 and January to 13.74 amid scattered buying and late mid month rumors. Local selling eased as nervous accounts liquidated and brokers bought for western or Japanese positions.
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New York
Southern
Liverpool
Wall Street
Texas
Exes
New Orleans Cotton Slips as New York Spot Remains Quiet
New Orleans August 11 cotton prices drift lower with a late session rebound, net losses of 2 to 4 points from yesterday’s close. October fell to 12.49 and closed at 12.78 amid rumors of financial troubles, which market chatter says lack foundation. New York spot cotton steady at 13.235 with quiet trading.
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New Orleans
Loswest
New York
Professional Views on Cotton Situation
New York August 21 reports of likely showers and cooler weather in the western belt sparked further liquidation while hot readings elsewhere lifted the market. Trade notes steady improvement in demand from the day goods market. mills along the line tighten, but confidence in sustaining sales when new crop moves remains weak. Spot cotton prices eased. 14,000 bales traded as supplies rose and buyers awaited harvest movement.
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New York
Enme
ORV! Brothers
New York Stock Exchange Market Summary
The New York Stock Exchange reported steady activity with broad American receipts and futures closing quiet. Prices for August and December contracts hovered around mixed levels while cotton and cotton goods showed mixed gains and firming mood. Oil deliveries and prices fluctuated as bids remained largely unchanged or marginally higher across months and contracts.
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New York
van Cargerly
Iiemo
Upward Swing in New York Bond Rates Seen
The market reports an upward drift across currencies and bond types with mixed firm and easy notes. Government bonds are irregular while railroad bonds ease, and call money remains firm around six percent with varied frontier rates for francs marks guilders and pesosドル
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New York
Mercantile Dover
Greece
Sweden
Norway
Montreal
Livers Aomventi
Ter
Antic
Liberty Bonds and Market Movement Across Cities
Liberty bonds closed with varied yields in New York and Savannah with quotes across several series. Wheat, corn, and oats saw swings in Chicago and St Louis as exporters and mills boosted demand, while sugar futures in New York and refined sugar trade faced little change and modest declines amid shifting meltings and selling.
Combined Statement of Federal Reserve Banks August 10 Totals
Federal Reserve Board reports at end of business August 10 total reserves 2 720 848 thousand dollars. Gold reserves 2 575 001 thousand dollars plus deposits and liabilities including government deposits, member bank reserves and other items. Notices include ratios of gold reserves to notes in circulation and deposit liabilities, with a 35 percent and 84 percent reference.
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Washington
Federal Reserve
Federal Reserve Board
F. R A Sents
Bank Promiaed
Fr. Ft
F. i
F. Ry
Financial Statement of the Federal Reserve Bank Atlanta 1922
The August 20 1922 Local Statement lists resources including gold and gold certificates ten tender notes and silver totaling about 14.1 million. earning assets 101.0 million. bank clearings and quotations for Atlanta markets show receipts shipments and stock activity. Liabilities include capital and surplus around 12.1 million and total deposits near 55.9 million with notes in circulation and various reserves.
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Federal
Bank of Atlanta
State of Business
Pittman
Bank Promis
F. T
Cotton Seed Prices and Market Brief in Atlanta
Market notes from Atlanta show quotations for cotton seed products with a range of prices. Entries include grade and basis terms, with references to meal and cake values, plus notes on nominal and point terms.
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Atlanta
Tronta
Baste Atlante
Further decline, continues in stocks on broad market
Speculators renewed short selling after yesterday's drive, pushing a further decline in New York stocks led by American Sugar Utah Copper American International General Electric and Central Leather. Industrials weakness spread with coppers oil and machinery falling as General Asphalt earnings deficit sparked selling. Bond and currency markets showed mixed moves amid bearish sentiment and heavy professional participation.
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American International Corp
Bardok
Western
Oklahoma Forod . & Refining
Amer
Lf & West
Ose
Troy
Dutch
Aiwin Tocomotiv Soo
Louis & Seaboard Air Line
Br Hee
Baltimore
Air Line
Bethlehem Steel A Sa Shell Trang, & Ened
Central Leather
Canadian Pacific
Sinclate Ol
Chandler Motors i
Eresary
Sloss-Shef, Steel & Iron Chesapeake and Ohio
Southern Pacific
Chicago
Ant
Sathern Railway
Be Hi. Ago
Southern Railway
Ae Chino Copper
N. J
Brudebaker Corporatio
Colorado Fuel and Tennesse
Texas
Ee Union Pacifia
Great Northern
Gulf States Steel
Tlmois
United States Nabbers Inspiration Conner Oe
United States Steel
AYN Bhuy Inter. Marine
United, States Steel
As. I International Nickel
Utah Opper
Invincible
International Paper
Vanadium
Kennecott
Western Union
Ninginla Garena, Chem
Louisville_ont
PF Activitie
Ug Westinghouse Electric Aay
Mexican Petroleum
Willys-Overland Teeee
Middle States
New York
Shorts
American Sugar
Utah Copper
American International
General Electric
Sterling Exchange
Cuba
United States
Burlington
Liberty Jix
Divorce Drama Ends With Alimony Plea Bind
John J. Gerard, theatrical producer, earned a total Birmingham divorce on Tuesday but was jailed in Atlanta on a writ of ne exent over alimony. His Atlanta imprisonment followed a wife’s claim, with attorney Len B. Guillebeau arguing he owed no alimony after the Birmingham decree. A judge set bail at 300 dollars and scheduled a Friday hearing.
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John J. Gerard
Birmingham
Atlanta
Gerard
Len B. Guillebeau
Boston
Piedmont Avenue
K. G. Tankersley
Guillebeau
Bell
Augusta Sells First Cotton Bale For 22 Cents
Augusta Ga August 11 The first bale of new cotton marketed here this season was sold at public outcry this afternoon from the cotton exchange at 22 cents a pound. The grower was C A T Anederson of Chauncey Ga and the bale was graded strict middling.
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Augusta
Cotton Exchange
C. A. T. Anederson
Chauncey, Ga
Bondsmen Gone New Atmosphere At Police Station
The latest legislative act aimed at bondsmen and attorneys loitering at police HQ went into effect Thursday. Police will enforce the ban stringently, with misdeanor penalties for info on where bonds could be secured. The measure also caps interest rates, starting at 10 percent on the first $100 and 5 percent on each additional $100.
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Atlanta Bar Sasociation
Aut
Beavers
Easure
Igall
Belle Igle
Middle West Ready Market for Georgia Cured Sweet Potatoes
HL W Bingham demonstration agent in Washington county says ready markets for Georgia cured sweet potatoes exist in the middle west. He returned from Illinois Ohio and Indiana, was in Atlanta Thursday and visited the Georgia Farm Bureau offices.
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Middle West
Georgia
HL. W. Bingham
Washington County
Ilinois
Ohio
Atlanta
Georgia Farm Bureau
Atlanta Chamber Sees Broad Improvement Across Business
The Atlanta Chamber of Commerce issued a Thursday statement after surveying several lines of business. Retail trade shows improvement with department stores surpassing last year’s sales, wholesale buyers increasing, and the auto trade turning up from a quiet phase. Building activity remains strong with a million and a half rise in seven months of 1921 compared with 1919, accounting for price shifts.
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Atlanta
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
First Bale of Cotton Ginned at Beisan
The first bale of cotton for the Beisan was ginned at Pneuman Georgia on August 11. It weighed 480 pounds and was grown by James M. Wooten, classed as good middling. O A Crittenden bought it for 25 cents per pound, marking five days earlier than last year's first bale.
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Pneuman
James M. Wooten
O. A. Crittenden
Proclamation by Georgia Governor on Cochran Murder Reward
Governor Thomas W Hardwick issues a reward for the apprehension of A M Cochran after deputy sheriff W G Yorbrough was murdered in Fulton County on July 25 1921. State officers are urged to aid in capturing Cochran for trial and delivery to the Fulton County Sheriff.
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Georgia
Thomas W. Hardwick
Anid
W. G. Yorbrough
Fulton County
A. ML. Cochran
A. M. Cochran
Fulton Wu
Sale of Southeastern Rubber Company assets in Columbus Ga
In the Referee's office at 512 Grant building on August 16 at 10 a.m. the personal property, office furniture and fixtures, stock of goods and supplies of the Southeastern Rubber Company will be sold. Included are a Ford truck and a Hanson automobile located in Columbus, Georgia. Inventory copies and property inspection are available at the Referee's office. R P Jones, Trustee. Atlanta Trust Company Building. Troutman and Freeman, Healey Building, Attorneys for Trustee.
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Grant Building
Southeastern Rubber Company
Ford
Columbus
Hanson
R. P. Jones
Atlanta Trust Company
Troutman & Freeman, Healey Building
Attorneys
Classified Rates One Time Three Thirty Times or More
Classified rate card lists a one time rate and a three to thirty times option with a one cent fine. It mentions Telephone Main 5000.
Lost and reward notices pile up in Peachtree area
A jumble of lost purses and valuables prompts rewards across downtown Atlanta. Items include a pink cameo, a gold mesh bag marked Ruby and 1019, and a Dodge touring car with motor number 701015. Authorities offer rewards for arrest and conviction, with contact lines and local addresses noted.
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J. Frohsin Co
We -Béon
Ponce de Penn
Stan
McClure
McClure's
Keely
Carnegie Library
Atlanta
East Falestree Automobile Underwriters Detective Bureau
Help Wanted Ads From an Old Newspaper Clip
A collage of 19th century era help wanted notices seeks young men for sales, delivery, stenography, and railway mail work. Openings include delivery boys in New York, stenographers with in handwriting samples, and railroad service roles in Georgia and Atlanta with varying pay and experience requirements.
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Block Exchange House
Morris
Hoem
Broadway
New York
Nunnally
Peachtred St
Cate
Tawps
Cali
Cain Street
van Noy Interstate Co
Poplar Street
Macon
Teachtree Street
Winmet
Columbia
Civil Service
Pope Hide
Washington
Gould
Walton Street
South
Selden Cymprexa Door Co
Palatka
Fla
Care
Ubcet
Benson Hardware
Andalusia
Alan de Yes
Atlanta Barber College
Ennst Mitchell
Franklin Institute
Dept
Rochester
N.Y
Apply Union News Co
Renewanco
Tecniitel Stans
Benson Haniware Co
Ala Audit Company Wastes Senior Accountants
P.O. Mov
Atlanta
Carthare
Bennett Printing Company
Paris
Texas
Naics
Personal ad list shows varied services and requests
An assortment of small ads offers services and notices including transportation capacity for two passengers to Fremont Ave, gainful work promises with prompt returns, fur and garment collection removal by Arnone at 845 Peachtree, and a private home care option. Also includes spiritual consultations by Madam Malonhe with daily hours and a route instruction to Lakewood via Stillman Street.
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Care Constitution
Fampa
Ken Buick
Care Coast
Arnone
T Mitchell
Windom Street
Malonh
Epiritualiet
Daiiy
Washington
Lakewood
Stillman Street
Lakewood Avenue
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Atlantic Coast Line
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Victory
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Savannah
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Atlantic
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Canada
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Parlamina
Cristobal
Tredenham
Melbourne
Deloo
Oridante
Nassau
Port Barrios
Bowden
Flechas
Lanta
Endon Money
London
Louisville
Sheen
Lambe
M'Lendon
Raragon Segura’, Gisaen Coe
Kentucky
Coalco
Peters
Ivy
F.o.b
W. E. Chambers Gould Building
Hubbard Bros. & Co
Hanover Square
New York Cotton Exchange
New
Orient In Cotton Exchange
New York Produce Exchange
Aspniate
Liverpool Cotton
Asuo
MM. Womack
C P.A. J.R. Maren
Agnes Scott College
Decatur, Ga
LANG
Haverty Furniture CO
Auburn Avenue
Penn
Peach
Trea Street
Wiener
Forsyth Street
Hemlock
Loveman
de Birmingham
Ala
Casturla
Victor's
W. Mitchell Street
Polima
Forsyth
Lackie Streets
Cail
Aim Goldsmith
Richard
Aramat
Care Senate
Young Mac
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