Mexican Oils and American Sugar Hold Market Center
New York July 6 stock market opens quiet as American Sugar and Mexican Petroleum slide. Mexican Petroleum hits a new yearly low as oil interest surges amid talk of Mexican tariff plans and U.S. oil policy. Wall Street notes government moves with gunboat dispatches and debates over oil taxation, with broader market implications for coal, steel, and railroad stocks.
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New York
Wall Street
Mexico
Standard Oil
Sinclair
Washington
Congress
Union
Ide
Atchison and Delaware and Hudson
Delaware and Hudson
Schenectady
Lapland
Mauretania
Federal Reserve Board
Pittsburg
Montgomery-Ward
Wheeling
Lake Erie
Interstate Commerce Commission
Atlanta Cotton Seed Market Prices and Product Terms
Fragmentary notices show quotations for cotton seed products in Atlanta. References include crude oil basis, tank terms, meal, linters, and various cuts or sacks. Details are incomplete, but the item lists prices and terms for different seed byproducts in the Atlanta area.
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Atlanta
Pencude
Bantstlanta
Atlanta Quotations Spot Cotton Market
Market brief notes spot cotton quotations in Atlanta. Mentions middling receipts and shipments in bales, with stock reported in bales. No clear dates or figures available from the fragment.
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Atlanta
Bates
Cotton Market Movements and Stock Totals Across Cities
Interior and Atlantic movements show middling prices from 10.25 to 16.75 with receipts totaling 13 678 today and 42 801 for the week. Stock nationwide stands at 1 506 568 with exports at 10 824 and season receipts at 6 575 640, while Liverpool reports steady prices.
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Squvannah
Charleston
Wilmington
Pexna
Norfolk
Salea
Baltimore
Treston
Tecepita
Philadelphia
New York
Miner Porta
Recelpte
Houston
Augusta
Patriotism urged at Kiwanis meet in Atlanta
At a Kiwanis luncheon in Atlanta on Independence Day, R W Bergen urged display of the US flag and bemoaned the city’s patriotism levels. Dr J S Lyons warned of a fundamental patriotism slump as members discussed citizenship duties and a future “citizenship day” program.
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Atlanta
R. W. Bergen
Atlanta Retail Food Dealers’ Association
Kiwaniga Club
s:America
Kiwanis
Walter Barnwell
Frank ST. Reynolds
George West
Cooler Weather Ahead Says Forecaster Von Herrmann
Forecaster von Herrmann predicts cooler days for Atlanta with a nearby cool wave now moving in from the west. He notes the mercury rose to 92 and Tuesday reached 33 degrees, while Washington forecasts unsettled local rains across Georgia.
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von Herrmann
Star
Atlanta
Washington
Georgia
J. von Herrmann
Jon Herrmann
Naval stores trade in port of Savannah
Savannahga July 5 Special Savannah extends its lead over Jacksonville in naval stores trade for the fiscal year. From April to June 30 Savannah increased receipts of spirits by about 19 000 casks and over 10 000 barrels of resin. The report notes Canadian defense spending is the lowest globally with per capita defense outlays at 1 89 dollars and defense revenue at 3 5 percent.
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Savannah
Georgia
Jacksonville
Fresh weakness in foreign oils shocks New York stocks
New York July 5 fresh weakness in foreign oils led by Mexican Petroleum and Pan American Petroleum after Mexican field withdrawals prompted a decline to 90 1 4. European oils gained on Hoyt Dutch while Bethlehem Steel slips hit other stocks. Call money opened high but eased with dividend flows as Asian remittances firmed.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Pan-American Petroleum
Hoyat Dutch
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Bethlehem
Baldwin
United States
Far East
China
Japan
India
United Kingdoms
Dominion of Canada
Zinn
New York Bonds and commodity market notes from July trading
The report covers bond bids on United States issues including 2a and 4s, notes on Atlantic Coast Line and Chicago lines, and mixed changes in corn oats and wheat. It notes heavy volume early, then volatility with declines in most grains and a late-day dip. Also mentions coffee futures movement in New York and Santos pricing in Brazil.
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Atchison Gen
Atlantic Coast Line
Chicago
6Th- Central of Georgia
Consolidated
Quincy
Chicazo
St. PL
City of
Dominion of Canada Sa
Marine
York Central
Norfolk & Western
Piers
Northern Pacific
Germany
Anelgium Pennaytrania
Argentina
Republic Iron & Si ‘Ba
San Fran
Southern Bell
Southern Pacific Cy
Southern Railway
Thera Railway
Chanubalt Bay
Obicago
Wera
Norway
Hubber
Routhern Hailway
U.K
BIG
U. K
Bo” Gull Alg
L. Fa Itetginnes WM
Berne
We C. of G. Cons. Sa
Denmark
Goodrich Ta
LRT. i
Bell Ts N.Y
Parke
New York
Eof
Pointe
Fron
Soul
Liec
Santos
Sanuery
Rio Ta
London
Westinghouse
CURB SECURITIES AND LONDON MONEY MARKETS REPORT
New York markets show heavy exchange activity with sterling and bills, various foreign demands and domestic funds. Government bonds irregular and time loans steady. London quotes silver prices, discount rates, and Liberty Bonds while sugar, potatoes, and dairy items move in New York and Chicago markets with mixed futures and refined price shifts.
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New York
Truce Mercantile Paper
Frances
Belelon
Marke
Greece
Émand
Sweden
Norway
Argentina
Montreal
Honda
Dry Goods Trade Shifts as Shipments to China Increase
New York reports a surge in dry goods exports with seven thousand dates of brown sheeting and three yard wide bolts sold to China. Prices ranged from 24 4-2 to 26 1-9 cents per pound with other gray goods firmer while jobbers noted steady retail demand. Swift & Co Chicago reported the pace in early July.
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New York
Sory Vonenvega
China
Jobbera
Livestock Receipts and Prices In Louisville Market
The Louisville market shows mixed cattle and sheep receipts. Beef steer prices around 4.50 to 5.00 per 100 pounds, cows and stockers near 5.50, heifers about 4.00 to 4.50, with 220 pound weights noted. Sheep receipts total 1300 with bids around 1.50 for yearlings and 3.50 for ewes, while lambs and shorn wool trade vary.
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Louisville
Alcohol Cause of Death Found By Jury At Theater
Coroner's jury investigating Monroe Coggins death at a local theater entrance ruled death by alcoholic poison. Coggins, 32, survived by brothers W Coggins and sisters Mrs Crockett Mrs Harris and Mrs Pink Bakawin. The verdict was delivered after he was found dying Monday afternoon.
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Monroe Coggins
Ion
Comgina
W. Coggins
F. E. Crockett
H. D. Harris
Pink Bakiwin
Georgia Crops In Good Shape Says Dr Soule
Dr Andrew M Soule president of the State College of Agriculture says Georgia crop conditions are improving after his 300 mile south Georgia tour. He notes reduced boll weevil impact but blooming acreage suggests a strong cotton season and an upward trend across the state with better times ahead.
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Andrew M. Soule
D. Soule
State College of Agriculture
Athena
South Georgia
Soule
New York Cotton Market Sees Firm Demand and Range Data
The New York cotton market showed firmer demand with range data and closing steady gains. Reports cite improved British industrial outlook, firmer southern spot markets, and continued buying by New Orleans traders and exporters, with July and December futures rising before profit-taking capped gains.
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New York
Saine
East St Louis
Weak stock market weighs on N O cotton gains slip
New Orleans July 5 cotton prices rose early on rumors of warship moves and weather reports but retreated as stock markets weakened. October touched 12.25, closed 12.05. gains of 11 to 4 points. New Orleans spots reported 12 to arrive 148, with nearby futures buoyed by British output and Continental buying. Professional views cite improved Liverpool demand and potential crop weather improvement, though risks from weevil and eastern belt dryness persist.
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New York
Dlaya
San Domingos
Snger
Mrn 1 Deir
American Exchange
Jay
American Cotton and Gram Exchange
Dee
Manchester
Liverpool
New Orleans
Lancashire
India
China
Tampico
Weather Bureau
England
Gurmarn
British Isles
New York Review
Cottom
Mississippi River
Red Cross
New York State
Federal Parole Board Meeting on Prisoner Eligibility
The Federal Parole Board opened a four to five day conference in Warden Dyche's office to decide on parole eligibility for various prisoners in the next three months. Dr Heber H Votgive, superintendent of federal penitentiaries and brother-in-law of President Harding, attends as a participant.
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Federal Parole Board
Dyche
Heber H. Votgive
Federal Penitentiaries
Harding
Frankly discussed in this week’s letter analysis
The piece reviews several topics but centers on frank discussion of debated issues. It notes the author’s stance on matters raised, outlining key arguments and counterpoints while highlighting implications for readers and ongoing public conversation.
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R. L. Barnum
Tistings
New Securities
New York Stock Exchange
Baineay
L. Donertsy & Co. Bidsons
Citles
Ritles
Service Tech
Aioe
Kiwanis Meet
New York Central
Norfolk and Western
Okla
Amer. Inter. Corp
Ben Amer
Amer
American Tel
Bale Atchison Peters
St. Louis and Son
Atlantic Coast
Seaboard Air Line Oh
Gnnford West
Indica
Seaboard Ae Line
Baldwin Locomotive
Ae Tok Tha Shelt Tenns
Baltimore and Ohio
Bie
Sinclair Oi and
Renining We
Bethlehem St
Slosa-Shef. Steel and Iron
Canadian’ Pacific
Southern Pacific EH
Central Leather
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BAM Southern Railway Pia
Chandler
Southern Railwa A
Chesapeake and Ohio
Thy Chicago
Mil
St. Peass
Far
Studebaker Corporation
Ad Chicago
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United Fruit
Cuba
Erie
General
U. S
General Motors
Great Northern
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Gulf States Steel Cs
United States Steel
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Mer. Marine
Pfd
Vanadium Corp
Wrelhja-Cara, Chem
Western Union
Aly Kennecott
Westinghouse Elect Souisy
Anil Prashetite
Willys-Overland
Serle Delorean
Visible
Port Eada
American Poors
Key West
Baton Rouge
Tumpico
Chalmette
Havana
Creyle
Farrell
Port Apthir
Newenn
Tamaboy Ninian
Tampino
Samamances
New
Moblie
Inty
Henry Grove
Solud
Joim Francia
Curacon
Jean
Galveston
Lake Giddings
Bergen
Delaware
Sherpal
Balta Mara
Port Arthur
Rio Janeiro
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Plumas
Rotterdam
Wantdiki
Worden
Nic
Frontera
Elomente
United
Alabama
Hambore
John VD
Rockefeller
Quabbin
Moblic
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Antwerp
Savannan
Roain Steads
W. G
Toain Tien
A.yi
Metals
Shorts
NEW York Bonds
Curb Securities
Money Market
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Liberty Bonds
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Victory
Virginia Cobblers
North Corolina
Close
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Drod
Bhoyu Federal
Gienrock
Ha Ba
Guffey Gillespie
Merritay
Midwest
Ally
Sima Pet
Altice Puckera
Ama
T. Os - Ti
Swift & Co
Swift and Co
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N. O
Smoke Stachelberg
Allied Chem. Worth. Pump Amer. Inter, Goodyear Kenn, Cop
U. S&s. Realty Western Airbrake
Libby & Company
Broadway
J. W.jay & CO
New York Cotton Exchange
Orleans
Liverefool Cotton Association
Broad Street
Usite—Margins 54 To $10 Per Bale ¢Jim Hollin (Newt & Eblin) Eblin & Company
Broad ST
Western Union Wire
American Cotton & G Exchange
Amer C
Atlanta Commercial Exchange
The
National City Company
National City Bank
Peachtree Street
Newberry County
S. C
Rma
Igial State
Price and
H. Hillman
Application. & CO
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