Investing Public Turns Deaf Ear To Security Bargains
New York February 13 Special the near approach of a final settlement with Germany over the submarine dispute failed to spark a market rally as investors largely ignored favorable developments in the Lusitania case. Analysts note persistent public indifference, with bankers restraining speculation while war stock profits and dividend changes attract selective buyers amid a cautious, unsettled trading week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Germany
Lusitania
Joans
Jussex
Fuarka Exchange
Tias
Haliud
Sweden
Margie Weutals
United States
Wendy Ogfother
Canada
Great Britain
France
Huasia
Atlantic
Oriess
Rome
Terensa
Condition of Atlanta Federal Reserve Bank
Incomplete OCR fragment notes financial figures and bank details for the Atlanta Federal Reserve Bank. The readable items include mentions of resources, gold coin and certificates, settlement references, and sums around 244 973.35 with other figures like 42808 and 246, lacking clear context or complete sentences.
Farmers Worried Over Oat and Rye Crops in Warm Winter
Quitman Ga February 12 Many farmers are disturbed by the rapid growth of oat and rye crops due to warm weather. A cold wave could damage these crops. The county reports a large winter crop of oats rye and wheat with substantial winter cover to offset fertilizer shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quitman
Huge Earnings in Mercantile Marine Prompts Foreclosure Bid
New York February 12 Wall Street follows the International Mercantile Marine case as the bondholders seek a forced sale ahead of a February 14 foreclosure hearing. Analysts note disputed earnings claims, with preferred shareholders touting $4 000 000 monthly profits and common stock estimates up to $6 900 000, while plans to restructure debt spark contention. The receivership continues amid bankruptcy implications, and experts differ on whether earnings should pay debt or dividends.
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Dave Bret
Mogie
Wall
Canada
Europe
Aly
Eixtra
Supreme Court
Iiv
International Marcantis Marine Company
Shly~ping Corporation
New York
International Mercantile Marine
Wall Street
Federal District Court
Holdera
Mercantile Marine
Nis
England
International Mercantile Marine Common
James J. Hil
Hesinain
RR. L. B
Exchanges Close for Legal Holiday as Markets Pause
Many exchanges closed including New York stock cotton and produce exchanges and the Chicago Board of Trade. The New Orleans cotton and fur exchanges were also shut. The note marks laterday as Uiccola's birthday.
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Uiccola
New York Stock, Cotton and Produce
Chicago Board of ‘Trade
Orients Cottom
Rigm
Epem Ss Wena
Renskorf, Lyon & Co
New York Stock Exchange
New York Cotton Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Johnston, Storm & Co
New York Produce Exchange
Atlanta Produce and Live Stock Prices from February Market
Freighted Cleveland era style market report lists fruits and vegetables for Atlanta with prices per barrel box crate and peck. It also details live stock bids for steers cows heifers and hogs with range prices across weights, plus flour grain hay seed and feed prices and a mixed provision market rundown. The piece notes market conditions steady to high with demand for good quality cattle and hogs while inferior or dairy types fetch lower quotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fidelity Fruit and Froduce Company
Binoappien
Jettera
Dane Ehuw
Atlanta
Wohl White
White Provision Co
Gholca
Gacle Receipta Ught
Market Ateady
Koota
Cotton Makes Small Rise in Limited Week End Trading
New Orleans reports a small rise in cotton prices during a holiday week end with limited business. Early gains faded as trading paused for a New York holiday. Liverpool stayed higher while other bullish signals weakened. Weekend figures were bullish but steady, with sales around the 730-ship range and various grade quotes noted amid receipts totaling 2,694.
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Europe
It Ag
St So
Germany
Guilea
Urepa
Iby
Halhreads
Liverpool
New York
New Orleans
Snn
Yesterday's Trends in Finance and Markets
Industrial stocks listed include General Electric, Bridgbaker, and U S Steel with price movements noted. Railroad shares show activity in Halt & Ohio, TL Central, Northern Central, Penn Southern. Bonds traded include American Telephone, Central of Georgia Consol, Central Leather, U S Steel, and Virginia Caro Chemical amidst mixed market signals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gen. Electric
Bridebaker
U. S. Steel
Halt & Ohio
TL. Central
Central
Penn
Southern Halfway
Amer
Tel. & Tal
Central of Georgia
Consol
Central Leather
Virginia-Carolina Chemical
Cotton Movement Report Shows Mixed New Orleans to Houston Metrics
Interior movement lists middling prices and receipts across ports including New Orleans, Galveston, Charleston, Wilmington, Boston, New York, and Memphis. Totals indicate weekly receipts about 20,050 and exports near 10,997, with season totals around 6.18 million receipts and 8.13 million exports. Shipments and stocks are reported for multiple cities, highlighting regional trading activity.
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Fort
New Orleans
Mindhing
Recespta Guiaky
Salea
Galveston
Wales
Atook
Charleston
Atiddiing
Wilmiteton
Ftecaipts
Norto
Salen
Battimore
Ennadelphia
New York
Houston
Rae
Aubarta
Memphis
East
St Louis
Cinginnati
Weekly Review of Dry Goods Market in New York
New York reports a tight dry goods market with limited supply in many lines and slow dye materials hindering finished fabric production. Coarse sheetings and knit goods remain firm, while standard prints hold value. dress ginghams rise and fine fabrics see active demand as mills lock in contracts through October.
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New York
Mitia
Dross Xinghama
Sic
Combined condition of the Federal Reserve Banks statement
Washington on February 1 Bank condition shows nearly five million increase in investments to municipal warrants as of February 11 Federal Reserve Board issued summary detailing resources gold reserves legal tenders and various discounted and maturity holdings Total resources and liabilities presented with gold reserve and cash reserves percentages and notes on deposits and notes in circulation
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Oeanrate
Ares
Federat Ree
Washington
Federal Reserve Banks
Thapantok
Federal Reserve Board
United
Leiecc Sree
Taventment
United States
Federal Remerva Notna
Federal Banka
Federal Reserve
Agalnat weRrexste
Naval Stores Trade Notes From Savannah and Jacksonville
In Savannah on February 13 turpentine activity was muted as a 44 foot gale affected receipts and shipments. Listings show stock at 4 917 and receipts 814 with shipments 1 474 for the Husin firm and various price quotes in dollars and cents for window glass and other items. In Jacksonville on February 12 dull turpentine demand with receipts 178 shipments 200 and stock 164 258, along with price quotes for pine products and glass including water white and other materials.
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Savannah
Faet
Gale
Waiter White
Jacksonville
Fln
Buck
Stack
Quate
Liverpool Cotton Market Report From February 13
Cotton prices show steadiness with middling and futures values listed. The report notes speculative and export receipts at specific pound values and the opening range, and closes with February and March futures points, including labeled spreads and months through May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
London Financial Update Shows Silver and Rates
London on February 12 reports bar silver at 25 11 164 per ounce and mortgage rate observations. Mower quotation shows 4% and discount rates indicate short bills at 6% and three months at 6% per cent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Financial
London
The Business Death Rate in U S Firms
National canvass by the Federal Trade Commission shows 199 900 of the 260 000 firms earn under 5000 annually and over 100 000 make nothing. Causes include overbuying poor collection bad accounting and lack of capital. FTC vice chairman Edward N Hurley urges improved business methods to identify real losses and weaknesses. Chas J Metz resident Audit Company of the South Hurt Building Atlanta.
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United States
Federal Trade Commission
Edward N. Hurley
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Condition OF Atlanta Federal Reserve Bank
Bale
W. S. Duncan & Co
Victory
Gloria
Nell Howe
Royal
Paragon
Pride of Denver
Southern Star
Texas
Amathy
Hermuda Hey
Johnson
Harpers Prime
Burina
Furina
Savas
Durina
Marke
Shell
He-Peter
King Corn
Tune Pastors
A. B.C
P. We Alli
Sucka
Georgia
Iran
V. P
Betory
aAlt
Hack
Myles
miceRe
SBS
NTA
Ata
Pam Lake
Ligbye Ag
Aspataeus
Pars
Bae
Eric . Granccry
Vaeo HS
St Lous
Foultry
Chi
Atlante
Chicago
Mit
BUCAR
Corfe
New Yorke
Industrial Atocks
Amkt
R. R
New
Ind
Cotton Movement
Interior Movement
Salae
Atocit
Memphle
Ahipmenta
Salen Boy
Augusta
Stork
le Thule
Ktinck TL
Dalian
Montgomery
Tou
G.vicicags
At. Louis
Kansas City
Butch
Sin Stenge
Naval Stores
Quall
John Mulekote
Weview
Roadway
New York City
Chas. J. Metz
Certified Public Accountant
Resident Audit Company of the South
Hurt Building
Aruch Rothers
Broadway
Itl Wiagty
Quete
REO Motor
Ford Coq. of
Ford
Ona Thare
C. R. Berry & Co., Inc
New Street
James Clark
William Street
Areersom
S. C
Durham
W.C
S.C
Upstika
Ala
Duggan, Maginnis & CO
Cotton Merchants Varieties Place
NEW Orleans Cotton Exchange
Ondern
Hubbard Bros. & CO
Hanover Square
Mampers New York Cotton Exchangs
New Orinanm
Liverpool Cotton Association Golors
Alonzo Richardson & CO
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