Power Behind the Stock Market Said to Rule Prices
New York February 11 Special. The ongoing rise in stock prices is attributed to a concentrated power holding up values, beyond public demand. Standard Oil interests, Kuhn, Loeb & Co, and major banks are cited as influential players shaping Rail and Steel shares. Gold exports and foreign investment flows are noted as supporting factors, with rail chairmanship shifts and potential consolidations foreseen among key lines and suppliers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert N. Burnett
New York
Wall Street
Gould
United States
Missouri Pacific
Gould Group
Broadway
Kuhn, Loch & Co
Stock Exchange
Union Pacific
Southern Parise
St. Paul
Almagamated Copper
Reading
Balthmore
Ohin
Erie
Grove
Wes
Foreian Banda
H. H. Rogers
H.C Frick
Atchison
Frick
Toulton
Southern Pacific
Rockefellers
Northern Pacific
Harriman
Union Proific
Chicago
Northwestern
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Vanderbilt
Reading Vanderbilt Road
Hawley Ines
Colorado Southern 15
Rock Island
Colorado Southern
Kansas City
Wall Street Steels Rally Fades as Holidays Loom
New York stock dealings show renewed steel stock activity fading after heavy trades. Colorado Fuel leads gains to 82 with stronger results among group, while overall sentiment softens on looming holiday contracts. Clearing house bank data reveals mixed shifts in loans deposits and reserves amid rate fears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Colorado Puet
Washington
Congress
Congresa
Banking and steel industry bets stir market talk
The article outlines expected moves in Tennessee Coal and Iron, possible mergers among southern iron companies, and Standard Oil interests influencing steel. It notes a calculated profit from US Steel securities and discusses the high stakes in bonds, preferred stock, and common stock, with long term outlook leaning toward steady income rather than rapid action.
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Tennessee Coal
Yron
Southern Iron Companies
United States Corporation
Standard Okt
Standard
United States
United States Steel
McCullough Bros Fruit Market Faces Severe Demand Drop
Atlanta, February 1. The week ended with a sharp decline in fruit and produce demand. Oranges weakened as light supply and poor quality arrivals press prices. Bananas plentiful and prices low. cranberry shortages and rising lemon demand noted. Dressed poultry strong, live poultry steady, game abundant. Seed Irish potatoes scarce with high demand, sweet potatoes deluge, peach varieties easing. Bank statement notes New York surplus down, loans up, deposits up, reserve requirement up.
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Atlanta
Both &S
New York Associated
Dourplus
Paris
Cuba
Argentina
Southern Pacific
DCO
Meager reports from markets in New Orleans and Liverpool
New Orleans market notes show quiet cotton trading with 450 bales moved amid cloudy, rainy weather. Futures rose 8 to 9 points but gains cooled. Liverpool spot cotton eased, with 7000 bales traded and American receipts at 6900. Various staples quoted across flour, grains, and provisions in Atlanta and surrounding markets.
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New Orleans
Liverpool
Georgia Day Celebration Planned for City Schools
The principal of Tadh Tutte School will arrange a Georgia Day program for tomorrow with patriotic songs recitations and addresses. Exercises start at 2 o clock. after completion children receive the afternoon free. The celebration moves to Monday the 3th by Daughter of the Revolution request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tadh Tutte
Georgia
Echeol
Board of Education
Fruits and Vegetables Prices in Atlanta February
Atlanta market prices list a wide range of produce and groceries with figures for fruits vegetables and canned goods. Entries include lemons tomatoes lettuce celery Irish potatoes pineapples and many other items with per crate per bushel and per pound quotes and notes on quality and availability.
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Atlanta
Grand Masters to attend Atlanta Odd Fellows meeting
Grand Masters of Georgia and South Carolina will be in Atlanta Tuesday for a joint meeting of all local lodges of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows. Hon. John W. Bennett of Waycross and Hon. J S McSwain of Greenville will attend. Governor Terrell will address the Atlanta Old Fellows.
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Georgia
South Carolina
Atlanta
Independent
Order of Oda
Alabama
Broad Streets
John W. Bennett
Waycross
J. 5. McSwain
Greenville
D. C
Terrell
Kege
Tennessee
No 9 Wheeler & Wilson Ins Best
Its light runnire qualities quietness freedom from shocks make it a machine that can be run faster with ease than any other more work can be done more time saved more money earned Quiet and durable The rotary motion eliminates noise and wear from shuttle and needle bar movements Bell phone 489 Office 71 Whitehall st.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeler & Wilson Ins
Whitehall St
Athens Credit Men's Association Organized in Athens Ga
The Athens Credit Men's Association has been formed with officers including President HE Choate and Vice President G B Hulme. It aims to gather debtor information and share it among members for mutual benefit. The group convened February 11 and lists directors T H Nickerson J Michael E Fiodeson J N Webb and J E Tamadze Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Credit Association
Athens
Athens Credit Men's Association
HE. Choate
G. B. Hulme
Mr. Money
G. H. Palmer
T. H. Nickerson
Michael
E. Fiodeson
J. N. Webb
J. E. ‘Talmadze, Jr
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Oeitius
McCullough Bros.” Fruit and Produce Letter
New York Cotton Exchange
Lincoln
Dune
Oxtobir
Postel
Victor
Arbuckle
Lion
Dressen
Georg
Virginia
Union Teleghs
America
Nowert
Clowry
Presient
Quent
Columbus Show Case Company
Columbus
GOD Fellows
Huntsville
Ala
Snecall
Madison County
Tennessee Valley
Penn and Erie
Pnoseronda
Coton Pacific
Telegraph
Wien
J. le McLean & Co
Busrvreu HevAnLigrEp
Bnoap
National Tunnel Mining and Milling Co
Merchants Loan and Trust Cohicago Trustes
Edwin F. Rowland
la Salle Street
Bicazo
Walker & Yarbrougeh
S. 8
Peachtree
Mann & Co
Mann
W. B. Smith
Nubere
WF. Y
Consolidstid
Owlesge Board of Trade
Empire Building
Laurens Ross
Augusta, GA
Ware & Leland
Potera
NEW Orleans Cotton Exchange
NEW York Coffee Exchange
Chicago Board OF Trade
Be.co
Cothran
Rogers-Fowler
Axpane
Bell Phoss
Southern Exchange
Scotton-Stogcrss - Grain
Tofursnces
Lowry National Bank
William E. Bush
Investment Securities
Augusta
Ceorcia
John W. Dickey
Vidalia
Martin & Garrett
New England
Alaska
Ange
Robinson-Humphrey Co
A. J. Haltiwangcer
Pormerly
Goitton
Sro
Prudential Pullchar
Louis U. Andersen & Co
W. H. Patterson & CO
Wevestheat Securities
Advanco Bas
Amsil
Tatler
Jules Bash & Company
New
Sheldon Audit CO
Pusmingilons Apyrninnia Sudlia Bee
Eigs Saegee x Datarae Thane
Euspice Hulding
Atlanta, GA
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