Reserve Bank cuts rediscount rates across terms
Governor McCord announced a revised rediscount scale to take effect immediately. The cuts range from 1 to 2 percent for papers maturing within thirty days, with rates set at four and a half, five, and twelve percent for shorter to longer maturities, plus lower rates for farm loans and other papers. The Washington board extended the same rediscount rates to the regional bank in St. Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph A. McCord
Reserve Board
Washington
St. Louis
Atl ante to Send Lafayette Kits to French Soldiers in Europe
A Atlanta driven drive organizes to ship Lafayette kits to French soldiers and allies in Europe. Each $2 kit includes wool gloves socks a sleeve lined shirt and muffler made in America with the sender's name on the package. Contributors should mail funds and names to Archer M Huntington treasurer Vanderbilt hotel New York city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette
United States
Europe
America
Archer M. Huntington
Vanderbilt Hotel
New York City
John Jacob Astor
Henry Rogers Winthrop
Richard Harding Davis
Charles D. Wetmore
Gouverneur Morris
Parole Board Recommends Eighteen Paroles At Atlanta Prison
The parole board at the United penitentiary in Atlanta adjourned after reporting favorable rulings for eighteen cases. They reviewed applications from 200 prisoners seeking parole, with final decisions to be announced by the Justice Department in Washington. The board meets triannually in January May and September and was chaired by F. H. Duehay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parole Board
United Penitentiary
Atlanta
Department of Justice
Washington
F. H. Duehay
Hta
Sewell Key
J. C. Weaver
Conklin Resigns as Atlanta Telephone Official
A. B. Conklin vice president and general manager of the Atlanta Telephone and Telegraph resigns effective March 1. He plans to pursue other business interests after five and a half years with the company during which two new exchanges were built and numerous improvements made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Conklin
Atlanta Telephone and Telegraph
Conklin
Southern selling sent cotton down in New York and New Orleans
Cotton markets across New York and New Orleans faced pressure from selling and bears. Prices fell 9 to 15 points in New York with late rallies fading, while New Orleans saw a 12 to 17 cent net drop with heavy selling by locals and bears predicting further declines. Local spot prices eased, and export demand and cargo movements influenced sentiment amid steady to firm spot contrasts.
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New York
Gelling
Wall Street
Bremen
Loxa
New Orleans
Strice Wood
Herty Chosen Head of Chemical Society
Chapel Hill N C January 6 Charles H Herty head of the department of chemistry at the University of North Carolina received official notice that the executive council of the American Chemical Society elected him president for 19s Charles L Parsons of Washington was secretary of the society compiling the vote
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Chapel Hil
N. C
Charles H. Herty
University of North Carolina
The
American Chemical Society
Organization For 19S
Charles L. Parsons
Washington
Funeral of Lee McClang in Knoxville
Lee McClang former treasurer of the United States who died recently in London was buried in Knoxville today. Funeral services were held at the home of his sister Mrs John W Green. The body arrived yesterday afternoon accompanied from London by M McClung a brother of the deceased.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Lee McClang
United States
London
John W. Green
Cotton Movement Across Ports and Interior Trade Totals
Movements across Atlanta New York New Orleans Galveston Savannah and other ports show varied middling cotton prices and receipts exports and stock. Daily weekly and interior totals are provided with season totals and Liverpool futures notes reflecting market activity and trading tone.
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Atlanta
New York
New Orleans
Galveston
Savannah
Charleston
Norfolk
Waltimere
Boston
Philadephia
Houston
Salon
Memphis
Recelpta
Augusta
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Liverpool
Closa
Cl Muy-duner
United States
Wilmington
Houston A
St Louis
Cincinnatta
Little Rock
BAS
Bethlehem Steel Setback To Wheat Market Feature Under Realizing
New York trading opened with uneven gains as the local market showed independence from London. Bethlehem Steel led industrials, surpassing United States Steel in capitalization, while Virginia Carolina Chemical slid to a new low. A $2,000,000 gold transfer to the Bank of France suggested a growing French gold reserve. Denmark and Sweden reduced discounts. London steadied with broader operations.
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New York
London
Canadian Pacific
Southern Pacific
St. Paul
Pennsylvania
New York Central
Interborough
Gould
Missouri Pacific
Denver
Rio Grande
St. Louis
Southwestern
Virginia-Carolna Chemical
BCCI
Bathlehem Steel
United 9 Stat Steel
Bank of France
Denmark
Sweden
United States
Ratton
Ah Mas
New York Bonds and Markets Mixed Across Commodities
Financial notes from New York and London show mixed bonds and steady to dull markets. Cables and demand papers hold near par with modest gains in some currencies. cotton seed oil rises then softens. wheat and corn retreat on profit taking amid external pressure. Coffee futures rise on supply views while prices for dairy and eggs edge lower. overall commodity trading remains unsettled.
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New York
Mercantile Paper
Bsetee
Ree Joana Dull
London
Professional views on cotton market
A market summary notes general buying at the open lifting prices about 7 points, then southern selling weakens May delivery prices. Hedge selling not continuous, with occasional declines. New York reports mixed activity in cotton futures and related goods with volatile shifts noted.
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W York
St. Cents
T. Jay. Bond Co
Atlanta feed prices and odds and ends from a busy market page
A dense listing of livestock and farm supplies establishes prices for horse feed beef scraps alfalfa meal and various sacks of grain along with flour lard salt and oats. Numerous brands and sacks sizes appear with the most active items including Georgia feed assorted meal types and Purina and Aunt Patsy chicken feeds.
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A. B.C
Georgia
BP. W
Cass
V. P
Sacks
Atlanta
Gloria
White Lily
Puri
White Cloud
Tennessee
Patsy
Purina
Victory
Wigley
Atlanta Live Stock Market Prices Snapshot
W H White Jr reports on Atlanta live stock prices with ranges for steers cows heifers and bulls. Good to choice grades command higher prices. inferior and dairy types dip. Hog quotations cover prime good and light pigs with mixed results. Overall receipts steady to higher on mast grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
W. H. White, Jr
White Provision Company
Live Stock Prices and Receipts Across Markets
Chicago stockyards report mixed hog and cattle receipts for January with prices across classes. Heaviest hogs range near 7.10 to 7.30 while cows and calves show 2.85 to 10.50, sheep demand firm with lambs around 4.76 to 8.80, and western steers near 3.75 to 7.75. St Louis and Kansas City show similar activity with prime beef dressed at 7.26 and stocker prices around 5.00 to 7.28. Provisions in Chicago cash markets note lard at 10.67 and rib prices near 9.75. An Ad Men executive committee meeting is scheduled at M. & M. club with President Stulmo Muassengale.
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Bays
Atchison
Allantig Coast Line
Canadian Pacific
Central Leather
Chesape
Chio Mil
St. Chi Paul
Gentral Electric
Great Northern
Ita Timvis Central
Taterborough
Boco Boi Ian
Lehigh Valley
Ae L
Central
MN. H
Northern Pacific
Pennsylvania
Ai Bly Rep
Trn and Steel
Tity Rock Island Co
St. I
le da Ste du Piel
Sinas-Shef. Steel and Iron
Southern Pacific
Bay
Southern Railway
Do. Pt. Oh Ry Tenn
Texas Ce
Pactio
Enoltie i
Utah
Va. Cure, Chem
Sie Western Union
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Cara . Com
le Ier
Fidelity Fruit and Produce Company
Indian River
Malaga
White. Provision Company
Dee Plant
Erate
Hatem
Leto
Rochries
Oglesby Grocery Company
Urmmer
Horsford's
Stt. Louis
Lecelpta
Texas
Kansas City
T.ag
Ad Men’s Club
Stulmo Muassengale
M. & M. Club
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Reserve Bank
Army OF France
BOARD
Telephone Company
Herty
Chemical Society
New
Cotton Movement
Naval Stores
Havannah
Moat
CIA
Bethlehem Steel
Bethlehem
U. S. Steel
New York Bonds
York
Spettin
Ropean
Ctober
Rio
Santos
Mie
Dbrezilan
Jundiahy
Orleans
Honduras
Japan
Creery
Mehican
Wisconsin
Panama
Auerican Tobacco
Atchison Gen
Atlanticy Coast Line
Niral
Chesapeake and Ohio
Hilmneta Central
Figgett and Myers
Kan
N.Y. Central
N. Boe and Hartey
Reading
Republic Iron and Stee My Bt
Texas Company
Texas and Pacific
1St
Union
Virginia-Carolina
Chemikal Cha
Ft At
Red
Burley
Timothy
Louis
Clase
Prey
Part J
Pvi Igday
Australia
Dairymentin
City Dairy Company
Huntsville
Ala
Bell Telephone
Southern Bell Telephone
Izaeka Jay
Bord & Company Cotton Merchants
New York Cotton Exchange
Cotton Exchange
Liverpass Cotton Association
Beaver Street
B. C G. Cothran
Candler Building
Ting Alonzo Richardson & CO
Certified Public Accountants
Empire Building
Charles J. Metz
Certified Public Accountant President
Audit Company of the
South Healey Building
Arvanta National Bank
Cotton States
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