Professional Traders Fail to Reduce Market
The market shows renewed effort to cover shorts with early buying lifting some stocks but liquidation plans fail. President Harding hints at an international conference on armament limits boosting optimism in financial circles. Sterling falls to new yearly low as European currencies weaken amid reparation and trade concerns. Seven ships bring gold from multiple nations with large inflows to U S banks. Studebaker directors weigh a dividend and car idle stock surplus declines while Liberty and Victory bonds are retired, shrinking remaining outstanding debt.
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Sears Roebuck
Stutz Motors
Shorts
Harding
Street
England
Holland
Spain
Turkey
Central
South America
National City Bank
Australia
London
Kuhn, Loeb ‘É& Co
Federal Reserve Board
Studebaker
Washington
Liberty and Victory
Treasury
Atlanta Quotations Cotton Seed Products Market Update
Market notes from Bavts Hallante showing crude oil bases, cake and ammonia prices, with bids around 0.50 to 16.00 and assorted figures. Readable fragments indicate a cotton seed products trading activity in Atlanta, Georgia with varied item quotes and notations.
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Atlanta
Bavts
Hallante
Gi.s
Lota
Bills Introduced In House Monday
The House Monday saw a slate of new bills: railroads commission reform and threemember cap, condemnation over certain railroads, state investment and budget commission setup with department reporting, kindergarten establishment in public schools, repeal of tick-infested cattle shipment ban, labeling of paints and oils with ingredients, funding for First District Agricultural School and mental defectives training school, monthly pension deposits for Soldiers' Home inmates, hunting season shift to November 1, fishways construction, juror handling, state normal school salary deficits, railroad commission name change to Georgia Public Service Commission with broader powers, motorcycle registration and use rules, settlement of fathers' injury claims, and inventory and destruction of seized havers for temperance.
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House
Kiley
Sumter
Railrad Commission
Sbough
Fulton
Munday
Polk
Budget Commission
General Assembly
Stc
Valentine
Chatham
Herring
Schley
Foy
Taylor
Messrs. Hines
Decatur and
Brown
Emanuel
Bulloch
First District Agricultural School
Richmond
Myr
Dodge
Monroe
Wilcox
Clifton
Lee
Camp of
Campbell
Clarke
Brankley
Pierce
Railroad Commission
Georgia Public Service
Reagan
Henry
Atkinson
Beckhand
Dougherty
Temperance
New House Bills Introduced In The House Monday
A list of early bills includes Riley of Sumter measures to regulate railroad commission elections and reduce members, Fulton delegation on government budgets and department reports, Herring and Fey cattle act repeal, Hines of Decatur on labeled paints, Bulloch delegation funding for agricultural and school for mental defectives, Horne on Soldiers' home funds, season date changes in game and fish, Clifton on fishways, Camp on juror requirements, Clare delegation on deficiency and pay, Brantley on railroad commission name change and broadened power, Reagah on public highways, Atkinson on minor injury settlements, Beckham on seized liquor inventory and witnesses.
Measures Passed By House Monday
The house approved several general bills on Monday. One bill by Virlyn Moore of Fulton would require additional information from corporate officers to support valid levies on stock. A measure by Representative Vocelle of Chatham would extend fraudulently registering elections laws to primary elections.
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House
Board of Dental Examiners
Virlyn Moore
Fulton
Supreme Court
Rpresentative
Vocelle
Chatham
Bond Almand for DeKalb in Georgia legislature race
Bond Almand announced on Monday his bid to represent DeKalb County in the new legislative apportionment. He is city attorney for Kirkwood, connected with J A Branch and William Schley Howard, and resides in Edgewood. He studied at Emory, earned a master and law degree at Cobb University in 1916, and is an assistant attorney for the Georgia Federation of Labor and a Sigma Nu member.
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Bond Almond
Georgia
DeKalb County
DeKalb
Kirkwood
J. A. Branch
William Schley Howard
Almand
Edgewood
Emory College
Coturbias University
Georgia Bar
K. Almand
Georgia Federation of Labor
Sigma Nu Fraternity
Wheat Market Shows Mixed Moves as Weather Cues Dim
Spot offerings help wheat price index with mixed futures. September to December contracts quoted around 1.18 to 1.21 per bushel. Corn and provisions rise modestly amid cooler spring forecasts, rising hog and oil shares. Elevator strikes and car shortages weighed on trade as buyers hedged on higher temperatures in the northwest and rust fears in Minnesota and North Dakota.
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Northwest
Minnesota
North Dakota
Illinois
Indiana
Britain
Big Ghiorgo
Corlight
Columbia
Wayne Coal
Een
Gila
Beyt
Les Inter. Pet
Unity Plan For Soldier Relief Advances Senate Report
Washington reports the Sweet bill to consolidate federal soldier relief agencies could be ready for Senate report tomorrow. Senate War Risk Insurance Bureau member Farbes and Rep. Sweet Iowa say effort will press for immediate Senate action. The long, dense financial section follows with market notes from New York and London, plus various U.S. regional price quotes and agricultural and commodity updates.
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Washington
Sweet
Senate
Com Farbes
War Risk Insurance Bureau
Iowa
Erratic Movements Mark July Stock Market Session
Stocks showed wide swings led by high short interest issues and erratic performance across groups. Rail and industrial shares edged higher on short covering while bonds traded more actively as call money spiked to six percent. Foreign exchange weakness and mixed commodity notes colored the day with several sectors under pressure.
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New York
Sears-Roebuck
Famous Players
Olls
Mexican Petroleum
Baldwin
Nst
Liberty Asnes
Maritime Arrivals and Sailings Across Global Ports
July 11 reports arrivals at Mobile and Port Eads including Tinyou Chico Pensacola Titecon Havana and various ships such as Cadillac United Kingdom Carib Tampico and Monteera Itals with crews noted. Also listed are arrivals at Galveston New Orleans and Philadelphia with vessels like Georgia and Zebedee F OUtf and sailings to Morrojo and Pennyworth in Italy and Liverpool via New Orleans.
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Mobile
Tinyou
Nor
Port Barrins
George H. Jones
Tampico
Jatara McGee
Jefferson County
New York
Lake Featus
Modem
Camneche
Monteera
Ital
Genny
Monvisto
Palermot
Sernnne
United Kingdom
Sioux
Vert Crus Wert
Pleiades
Rotterdam
Willam
Tampies
Caroline Ry Hambnre
Charica Pratt
Baltimore
Ko Shon Hedervary
Trieste
Mariana
Porto Hico
Galveston
Georgia
New Orleans
Thomas H. Weeler
Clenfuegon
Paul H. Harwood
Elleha Walker
Edward Ws. Doheny
Progreso
Zebedee F. Outf
Phildelphia
Morrojo
Span
Daredown
Ag H. Wheeler
Venter
Italy
Pennyworth
Liverpool
New Ortrans
Cotton market rises on export prospects and rain in Texas
Prices on the American Cotton and Grain exchange climbed after reports of improved export demand and southwest rain, with active months advancing. October and December shifted higher as Liverpool demand and domestic weather concerns supported buying, while Texas crop conditions fed speculation about future markets.
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Orleans
Susits
O Mar
Ascaliseerspas Hase
American Exchange
York
Jaly H
American Coton and Grain Exchange
Bas Mar
Jaly Det
Dee
New York
Jayl
Texas
Liverpool
Manchester
South
New Orleans
ageli+ Ing Mav
Tmde
England
America
France
Italy
Japan
British Isles
Europe
Oklahoma
Ukely
South Atlantics
Hu. & B Beer
Higher New Orleans cotton prices sparkd by rain and demand
New Orleans July 11 cotton rose early then fluctuated before settling with July at 12.04, about 20 points above week’s close. Spot cotton remained steady at 235 up with 1,440 bales sold. low middling 9.75 and middling 11.75. receipts 1,744, stock f.
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Rio
Tate
Santos
Or Victoria
Frellet Narhel
Santer
Eables
London
Eable
Enbles
Brazil
New Orleans
Professional views on cotton situation in New Orleans and Liverpool
New Orleans July 11 market notes report no abatement in raw cotton with the calendar week opening Liverpool shows larger than late stocks 12 000 bales at an advance of 20d. rain continued in Texas over the weekend with prospects of more rain in that state market activity described.
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New York
Liverpool
Mississipi Valley
East Texas
Atlantic States
Journal of Commerce
Harrard Bros. & CO
New Orleans
Texas
Cotton Regnion
Augusta
Anles
Cotton Movement and Receipts by Port and Interior Markets
Report shows movement and stock levels for middling cotton across ports Galveston Savannah Charleston and others, with receipts totals for the day and week. Interior centers include Houston Memphis Augusta St Louis Atlanta Little Rock Dallas Montgomery and totals for today shipments and overall stocks reach hundreds of thousands.
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Alemphie
Augusta
St. Lows
Atlanta
Dallas
Montgome
Cotton Seed Oil Markets Edge Higher On Shortage Fears
New York July 11 wholesale cotton seed oil prices firmed as shorts and refiners bought amid tight crude and higher lard and cotton values. Prime crude 7.00, refined 8.40, September 8.03, December 8.86 bid. Gales 22 000 barrels, lenders 600 barrels. Dry goods trading also reported, with moderate business, firmer yarns, higher Canton raw silk, and Calcutta jute crop expected short due to acreage curtailment.
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New York
Iete
Cuba
France
Coromteslon Thonses
Shorts
Canton
Calcutta
Foreign Trade Drops 3 Billion Dollars in Year End
Washington reports the U S foreign trade fell by over three billion dollars for the fiscal year ending June 30, with exports at 6.519 billion and imports at 33.668 billion. The year logged a 2.852 billion dollar trade surplus, and June trade totals showed exports of 340.006 million and imports of 204.000 million amid a broad decline from the previous year. Silver trade figures and gold imports are noted for the year, with June exports at 778 million and imports at 440 million.
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Washington
United States
Department of Commerce
Young Georgia judge Blandford admitted to bar at 16
Judge Mark H Blandford of Columbus Georgia is noted as the youngest person in Georgia to be admitted to the bar at age 16. He later became associate Justice on the state Supreme Court and defended his first murder case at 21. He is the grandfather of Marie Blandford Delgar of Atlanta. Also, the railroad commission orders Ashburn Telephone Company president to explain why service should be improved after Sycamore Turner county residents petitioned concerns.
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Columbus
Supreme Court
Georgia
Merrin Feldman
Atlanta
Atlanta Law School
Blandford
Judge Blandford
Marie Blandford Delgar
Railroad Commission
R. Huckabees
Ashburn Telephone Company
Sycamore
Turner County
Ashburn Company
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Financial Statement
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