Professionals Try Raids Gossip of Wall Street
New York traders opened with heavy selling, driving Crucible and other shares down as much as 2 points before recovering, with further declines and rebounds shaping a cautious day. Prices fell across grains and cotton, banks pressuring farmers to sell. reports show wage cuts at Miller Tire and Rubber Firestone Goodyear and crude oil price reductions. U S Rubber 1920 results reveal higher earnings but strained finances. American Can stock advance fizzles as new notes are issued and dividends may follow.
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New York
Florida
Crucible
Mechanics and Metals’ Bank
Akron
Miller Tire and Rubber Company
Firestone Tire Company
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company
Pittsburg
Pennnsylvania
U. S. Rubber
United States Hubber Company
D. G. Reid
Emory Glee Club Delights at First Recital
Emory Glee Club made its first appearance of the year at Rue Hills Methodist church Friday night and presented new songs to a well received audience. The program featured mandolin and guitar clubs, the Emory orchestra, and solos by Byron Warner Barnes Davis Ellis and George Eubanks.
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Emory Glee Club
Injured workmen not Pratt workers
The two workmen injured Thursday afternoon by a fall from a 24 scaffold during repairs at Pratt Engineering Company in East Point were said by Pratt cashier 3 J Bere not to be Pratt employees but outside workers.
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Pratt Engineering Company
East Point
J. Bere
Pratt
Atlanta Blind Coroner Heads to New York City
Paul Donehoo Atlanta's blind coroner will depart at noon for a two week visit to New York City. He plans to navigate the city unaided despite blindness, citing his achievements as a coroner musician composer and capable lawyer. He studies New York geography and expects no trouble except at street crossings. The trip aims to pursue a lawsuit and business with a publisher.
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Paul Donehoo
Atlanta
New York City
New York
Minnsteal
Arathe
Stock Market Opens Weak Then Rises on Gains
New York February 4 The stock market resumed a reactionary trend at session start but soon reversed course on short covering closing with a majority of gains. News was hopeful including Governor Harding's statement and better commercial advice. Copper demand optimism and steady call loans supported activity, with Mexican and Pan American Petroleum among leaders while Northern Pacific slipped.
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Harding
Federal Reserve Board
Court of Appeals
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Crucible
Atlantic Guilt and Meadings
Southern Pacific
Northern Pacific
Sears-Roebuck
Holland
Spain
Mdon
United States
Metals Market Update in New York February 2
Copper and zinc show little change while lead and antimony drift. Electric copper futures and spot prices move narrowly with prices quoted in pounds and dollars. refined terms include apot and futures figures for copper, zinc, lead, antimony, and tin amid a dampened metals market.
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New York
Nervous hysteria blamed for crime wave by official
Unrest after the war and lavish expenditures, business gloom, and prohibition have caused nervous hysteria, says Dr. C. F Lewis, secretary of the National Crime Association, who visited the state prison commission. A return to prosperity is hoped to ease the crime wave. The younger criminals show more brutality and less respect for life than earlier generations now serving long terms.
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C. Fewis
National ‘Raou Association
Dzys
Annual Meeting of Bush Memorial Congregational
At the annual meeting $6,450.80 was raised in the past year and 16 members were added. The social service department was reorganized. Rev. G. J. Thomas, the pastor, was elected delegate for the Atlanta district to the National Council of Congregational churches meeting in Los Angeles, California.
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Bush Memorial Congregational Perp
G. J. Thomas
Atlanta
National Council of Congregational Churches
Los Angeles
Cal
St Mark A M E Church Announces Weekend Services
St Mark A M E Church will hold Sunday preaching at 11 o clock by Pastor Rev J Epperson. A Wednesday night mock conference is invited for all members and visitors.
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St. Mark A. M. E
Epperson
New York bonds and money market report brief
New York bonds and money markets show irregular mercantile paper and delayed bills with rates around 7.35 for cables and 8 for bank acceptances. London silver price 30 4d per ounce. Savannah naval stores note quiet activity with limited receipts and shipments.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Montreal
Fae
Dom Mary
London Money
Tandon
Advance in Wheat and Grains on Friday Market
Chicago advanc es in wheat aided by higher tariffs and export bids with March at 1.52 1 2 to 1.52 1 4 and May at 1.44 1 4. Corn and oats gained modestly while provisions fell. Cash grain prices across Crete and St Louis show mixed ranges for wheat corn and rye with futures and cash markets noted.
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Chicago
British Royal Commission
Germany
Australia
St. Lome
Usis
Federal Court Fixes Value of Seized Land At Camp Gordon
A U S district court verdict set the value of two tracts totaling 51.36 acres at Camp Gordon seized by condemnation at 13026.99 dollars. The owners included Southeastern Investment Co Fulton County Home Builders Nellia W Conway and O B How. A separate award of 10188 dollars was granted to the owners as part of the settlement and judgment. Gordon M Combs Assistant U S district attorney prepared and filed the condemnation suit.
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United States District Court
Southeastern Investment Company
Fulton County Home Builders
Nellia W. Conway
O. B How
Stora Dianatiafica
Judgmen
Gordon M. Combs
Astiatent
United States District Attorney
Cotton List Recovers From Early Declines in New York
New York cotton futures opened lower but rallied mid session as March rose from 13.10 to 12.57, closing at 13.40 amid a steady overall market. Liverpool tax news sparked mixed early moves with May and July softening, then buying resurfaced on domestic and foreign demand, though gains trimmed by day’s end. News of British excess profit tax influenced some markets while Manchester trade reports and spot demand in eastern markets supported a late rally.
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New York
Liverpool
Manchester
United States
Cotton market rises on technical strength in New Orleans
A broad covering movement lifted cotton prices in New Orleans with March at 13.25 and late prices 26 to 32 points higher. Buyers remained cautious. spot in New Orleans steady at 12.25 for middling as mill takings for the week showed 289,000 bales, far above expectations, with Europe reporting inquiries and overnight cable trades.
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New Orleans
Shorts
Due
England
Europe
Cotton market report with mixed New Orleans prices
New Orleans middling ranges around 18.25 with receipts 4 458 and exports 7 870 while Galveston shows middling near 13.00 with 4 202 exports and 8 220 sales. Other ports list receipts, stock, and small shifts in middling values across Charleston Baltimore and Philadelphia regions. Total week receipts amount to 157 382 with exports around 3 045 707 and interior movement noted for shipments and stocks.
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Wavenman
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St Hea
E City
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Philo
Augustes
Satan
Dalian
Aidciviz
Professional views on cotton situation rise in New York
New York based HL & B. Beer notes buyers are cautious after recent declines, but optimism from Lloyd George and others supports limited purchases. Spinners’ takings exceed expectations in New Orleans, with shipments up weekly but overall exports to Europe lagging. Stockpiles held by American and European spinners remain high, yet prospect of improved demand and lower prices could prompt mills to buy more as the season progresses.
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New Orleans
United States
Europe
Aince
Cothe
Nonth Ia
Duainess
HL & B
HESTER'S WEEKLY COTTON STATEMENT
Cotton goods were quieter with softer prices. Yarns dipped slightly. Wool goods mostly quiet as dress goods show better demand than inen's worn. Knit goods quiet. Silk goods steady. Tan wool markets steadier.
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New York
Dreas
Cotton Seed Oil Market Declines Then Bounces in New York
Cotton seed oil prices slipped early on liquidations but recovered with buying by the Mest in the upturn for cotton and general markets. Futures closed steady with mixed bids for February through December contracts. US receipts total 10,209 bales, including 3,700 American, with 6,000 exports.
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Liverpool
Slow Improvement Of Trade Continues Says Bradstreet
Bradstreet notes slow but sustained improvement in distributive trades led by apparel in January though iron steel coal lumber show irregular trends. Demand weakness persists in employment across industries with some resumptions and yet railroads cut jobs amid weekly bank clearings around 7.45 million dollars.
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New York
Brad Street
Athera
Meat Prices Fall, Says Institute Report
Washington February 4 Meat prices are lower per the Institute of American Meat Packers Beef at wholesale was 25 to 36 percent lower than September 1 Pork costs dropped 25 to 40 percent depending on cut Pork loans declined 40 percent Lamb prices down 25 percent across cuts
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Washington
Institute of American Meat Packers
Failures Rise Sharply in January U S Insolvencies
January defaults reported by R G Dun & Co show 1,395 commercial failures, up 370 from December, with total liabilities of 52,136,631 to 6,786,000. January insolvencies mark the largest month since 1916 for count and nearly the heaviest indebtedness since 1920, as large defaults over 100000 amount to 24,968,126.
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R. G Dun & Co
Nuaber
Call Sell Isle Taxicf
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Henry L. Doherty, & Company
Hart
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Hanover Square
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