Foreign Recovers Part Of Thursday's Losses
New York, Feb 18. Today's stock market was mainly professional with about 76 percent of activity by floor traders. Prices fell overall as public response lagged after earlier gains, with Atlantic Gulf plunging about ten points amid dividend-cut rumors and Mexican oil concerns. Rumors of a rail and steel sector slump plus weaker Reading and Norfolk and Western actions added to the cautious mood.
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New York
Atlantic Gulf
Mexico
International Mercantile Marine
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Interstate Commerce Commission
Wall Street
Burlington
Lackawanna
Loan
England
Holland
Sao Paulo
Brazil
London
Norfolk and Western
Reading
Pennsylvania
Bridge Builders’ and Structural Society
Atlantic Coast
Bethlehem
Baltimore & Ohio
Ood Central of Georgia Consolidated
Nid
Chesapeake & Ohio
Glaso
B. & Quincy Joint da
Eleage
St. BP
Abe Hiengo
Pac. Ry
Paria
Caiorato & Southern
Dias
Denver & Rio Grande Consol
Dominion of Canada
Virgin Tartarol
Wilson & Co
Imrie & Co
N.Y. Stock Radiante
Lam
Ethlehem Motors
Butte
Textia
Endicoot
Johson
Acystone T. Te
Seaxe Motor i
Texas & Pacific
United Retail
White Motor
Dew & Houain
Binda
Joie Ty Bc
West
Wentern Elec
Atlanta Quotations Spot Cotton Market and Livestock Prices
Atlanta market report lists spot cotton prices and livestock values with quotes for midling cotton and beef cattle, dairy types, steers, cows, yearlings, veal calves, hogs, and pigs. The figures reflect grades from good to inferior and include references to quality fed cattle ratings and commodity services from Henry Te Doherty & Co.
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Atlanta
WH. White
White Provision Co
Henry Te Doherty & Co
Live Stock Report From Chicago Market Brief
Receipts small as stock markets close. Steers and yearlings steady to weaker with top steers around 20.60 in bulk. Pigs and sheep show varied activity with top prices near 5 dollars for ewes and 13 for yearlings, while overall figures hold firm.
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Chicago
Catuo
Ateera
Helferm
Bradstreet Reports Modest Trade Upturn Across Sectors
Bradstreet's notes a slow but real improvement in general trade from two to four months ago, with activity still uneven. Apparel leads gains while iron steel coal and coke lag, unemployment rises in many centers, wage cuts persist, and rail traffic volume declines versus prior weeks and years.
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Bradstreet
New York
Jey Gualty Bank
Stock price volatility follows call loan drop in 1920s market
New York February 18 reports further stock reaction led by call loans easing from 7 to 6 percent. Demand for commercial paper and bank acceptances fair, money tight for short periods. Bearish pressure in shipping oils motors. Nor fork and Western and Reading rise about 1.5 points. Copper steady, London rates slip, and overall market shows uneven gains with total par value around $9.35 million.
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New York
London
Europa
Atlantic Gulf and West Indies
Jessie
Norfolk and Western
Reading
Liberty
Victory
Winter weather weighs on Chicago grain market
Chicago trading closed weak as snow and rain cut demand. Corn and oats fell or held steady while provisions slipped. export demand and elevator selling drove late declines despite some rallies. Rumors of Holland reselling wheat and scarce oats in the East influenced prices.
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Chicago
Shorts
Holland
Cotton Slips To New Low On Market Easier Tone
New York cotton prices eased with a fresh season low as May dropped toward 13.60 and March fell to 13.02. Trading cited discouraged long positions and pressure from the south. Exports reached 3,768 bales, with U.S. port stocks around 1.31 million. Spot middling quoted at 13.40.
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American Exchange
New York
American Cotton and Grin Exchange
Liverpool
Bogton
United States
Selling Pressure At New Orleans
New Orleans February 18 Selling Pressure was felt in the cotton market throughout the session with declines from 12.60 to 12.90 offered as March fell to 12.80 amid rumors of March 1 notice day and New York liquidation. Weather, bank failures, and Berlin rumors weighed on sentiment as purchases dwindled and spillover selling persisted.
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New Orleans
Shorts Tool
Marah
New York
Jong Aide
New England
Berlin
Worther
Thia
Financial Institutiona
Eilver
Eavier
Hubbard Bros. & CO
Porto Ricos
Cofinera
Cure Securities London Money Report Feb 18
London market update shows a mix of discounts and yields with three month bills trading around 866.18 and a 10 percent rate noted for a short term issue. Investors watch discount figures and per cent movements as securities prices fluctuate.
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London Money
London
Fulver, Saa
Shere Dilla
Money Market Report From New York on February 18
Currency and bond notes show mixed action with 0 day and 60 day bills quoted. Liberty bonds closed unevenly with various issues near 87 to 91, while government and railroad securities remained steady amid fluctuating demand and rates.
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New York
Pritus Mercanile
Iota
Dea
Montreal
Blytomas
Liberty Bonds
Tuside
Victory Sige
Victory
32 000 Bales Forwarded to English Mills Report
Liverpool February 18 weekly cotton statistics show total forwarded to mills at 42 000 bales with 32 000 American. Stock stands at 994 000 including 618 000 American. Imports total 29 000 with 7 000 American. Exports recorded at 6 000.
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Liverpool
Professional Views On Cotton Situation
New Orleans February 18 Speciol The trend of rules continues downward owing to the reactionary tendency of foreign exchange fear of curtailment by American mills and because of the absence of any demand for spots at the port The market tone remains depressed with no improvement expected in near term Results show continued downward pressure on prices and trading activity across key cotton markets
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New York
Liverpool
JAY & Co
Lloyd- George
Orvis Brothors
New Orleans
Speciol
Milla F Bnalnesd
Caer
Porte
Market Wheat and Barley Prices Amid Sparse Grain Data
Grain market notes list a jumble of prices and grades for Wheat No 1 red No 2 yellow No 2 white and Barley with scattered figures. February and March futures show small spreads while disjointed typos obscure many readings.
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Gabe
St. Loui
Resane
Oferhaly
Bea
Whits
Sue Nee
Mey
Hae
Tuly
Cotton Market Summary andRegional Prices
The report lists cotton prices and trade figures across multiple ports including Galveston Mobile Savannah Charleston and New York. It shows middling to good middling grades with receipts exports shipments and stocks for the current day week and season plus totals and regional variations.
Hester's Weekly Cotton Statement from Savannah and New Orleans
Savannah reports dull market with mixed prices for various cotton qualities and persistent receipts and stocks. Prices for middling range show slight declines while futures stay quiet. New Orleans notes no gales and steady receipts. Honduras and Rose pockets show activity amid modest gains.
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New Orleans
Honduras
Improvement of Business Gains Echoes From State Trade
W H White Jr president of White Provision Co says trade in Atlanta and the state has revived beyond the most optimistic expectations. He notes weekly business increases, good collections, and cotton mill reopenings signaling a return to normal conditions with renewed credit to farmers and rising inquiries daily.
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W. H. White, Jr
White Provision Company
White
Atlanta
Mr. White
Cities Service reports twelve month earnings and January gains
Cities Service Company announced earnings for the past twelve months with January figures showing gross earnings of 1 037 022 and net to common and reserves 1 023 755. For the twelve months ending January 31 1021 gross earnings reached 24 420 280 with net to common and reserves of 17 077 651. Preferred dividends yielded 0 3 per share and common earnings stood at 41 78 per share after all charges. January earnings reflected pro rating from early month and drastic price reductions in mid-continent crude oil.
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Henry L. Doherty & Co
Cities Service Company Cornings
J Company
Cities Service Company
Punishment Opposed for Japanese Sentry
Tokyo February 16. A resolution by Zenryu Tanaka of the opposition party urged no punishment for Toshigoro Ogasawara the Japanese sentry who shot and killed Naval Lieutenant Langdon of the US cruiser Albany at Vishivostok in December. Dispatches from Vladivostok to The Yomiuri Shimbun said Ogasawara was found guilty of a breach of discipline but have not been confirmed.
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Toshigoro Ogasawara
Langdon
United States
Albany
Vishivostok
Zenryu Tanaka
Konsei-Kai
Vladivastok
Spartanburg School Bonds Sold for New High School
Spartanburg S C February 18 The city school board has 23 300 000 of 6 per cent bonds sold to a New York firm for 302 173 net. Purchaser to pay attorneys fees and costs. Proceeds to be used to erect a new high school building with bids open immediately.
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Spartanburg
New York
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