Quiet Stock Market Reports Lower Specialties
The New York market was quiet with Atlantic Gulf General Electric and Westinghouse showing declines. General Electric faced rumors of a stock dividend and both GE and Westinghouse reacted to softer business, while steel firms saw price cutting and wage reductions. Freight rates discussions with Harding and Hoover aimed at financing railroads via a new company similar to the war finance setup.
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Wor
York
Atlantic Gulf
General Electric
Westinghouse
Henry C. Mountha
Republic Steel
Republic Iron and Steel 3
Lackawana
Steel Corporation
Standard Steelworks
Wall Street
Stock Exchange
W. C. Durant
Durant
General Motors
Harding
Clark
Interstate Commerce Commission
Hoover
Warnance Corporation
Congress
Bates
Close
Allied Chemical
Afidvale Steel American
Missour Pacific
New York Cen and Hartfort
San Norfolk and Western
American Inter. Corp
Pan-American Petroleum
Amer
Pittsburg
W. Va
Atlantic Coast
Steel
Chanter Motors
Southern Pacific Ee
Chesapeake and Ohio
Southern Railway
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Chicago
Southern
Standard Oil
N. J
Studebaker Corperate
Tennessee
Colorado
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Tinton Pacific
General
General Electric Ae
United States Rubber
International Copper
United States Steel
Mer
Marine
United
Ataiee Steel
Ah ‘Va
Ons International Nickel
Vanadium ‘Corp
Bai
Invincible OM Weno
Virginia-Garotin Shem
Kennecott
Western Union
Kes
Louisville
Wandville
Oh Alam
Lon
Conservative Optimism Over Business Conditions
The editor of The New York Commercial prints Edgar Watkins of Atlanta arguing that interdependence and cooperation bind farmers, bankers, manufacturers, carriers and merchants. He cites 1920s price drops, wage adjustments, and evolving markets as signs of gradual, lasting improvement, with morale and cooperative effort driving a coming period of prosperity.
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New York
Edgar Watkins
Atlanta
Watling
Watkins
American Federation of Labor
Dalton Country Club Officers Elect In Special Meeting
Dalton Ga July 18 Special The following officers have been elected by the Dalton Country Club H L Smith president H L Smith vice president H B Farrar secretary treasurer H J Smith J Hart W Martin P B Etta3 P Maddox FH B Farrar and B A Tyler board of directors Management of the clubhouse to be turned over to the women A special committee named Mrs B Judd Mrs P B Fite and Mrs B Frammeli Ste
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Country Club
Dalton
Dalton Country Club
H. L. Smith
H. , Smit
H. B. Farrar
H. J. Smith
J. Hart
W. Martin
P. B
P. Maddox
Farrar
B. A. Tyler
B. Judd
P. B. Fite
B.frammeli Ste
New York Bonds and Commodities Report July 18
New York markets show weak cash and near term notes with franking declines. Liberty bonds closed with various bid levels and yields. Global rates including francs, marks, and guilders quoted with mixed demand as time loans and bank acceptances hold steady. commodities such as sugar and rice move with minor shifts at Chicago and New Orleans markets.
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New York
PAGO
Greece
Sweden
Norway
Brazil
Montreal
Bar Ailver
Liberty Bonds
Bears depress price of wheat and grain markets
Chicago reports strong receipts and cooler forecasts pressuring prices downward. Wheat futures closed 2 to 4 cents lower with September at 1.27 and December around 1.31. Corn and oats also declined amid rain and harvest expectations. New York butter and cheese markets show slight firming later. cotton and coffee futures fluctuated with Brazilian crop signals.
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Chicago
St. Louis
Kansas City
Manitoba
Oklahoma
Iowa
Nebraska
Kansas
Irregular price movements mark a mixed week on stock exchanges
New York reports weakness in specific sectors and steadier tones in seasoned issues as irregular price ranges persist. Copper and metals show varied shifts while foreign exchange and liberty bonds display broad fluctuations. Turpentine and related commodities in Savannah and Jacksonville reveal mixed activity with notable receipts and shipments.
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New York
Steck
X Atlantic Gulf
Mexican Petroleum
Sugara
Jong
Denmark
Norway
Sweden
Liberty
Cotton market slides as bear pressure grips New York
New York July 18 cotton fell sharply as bear pressure dominated trading with October dipping to 12.60, December 13.00 and January 13.02. Early gains faded after selling by the south and spot houses, aided by favorable weather outlooks, kept rallies limited. Bear traders cited weather and hedge selling while reports from Wall Street and the south weighed on prices.
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New York
Wall Street
Liverpool
Japan
India
Huber
York
Lupe Euch Low
Jose
Clee
Tou. Open
Bich
Low
Jan Crose
Nao Ie
Ines
New Orleans Cotton Falls After Early Session Gains
New Orleans cotton prices slipped from a modest early rise as selling intensified. Octobers rose briefly to 12.72, then fell to 12.25 as the day closed with losses around 33 to 41 points from last week. Weather in the belt improved slightly, aiding sentiment. a Mexican rumor unsettled buyers, and late trading saw broad selling with little support. Spot cotton in New Orleans remained steady at 12.3 to 12.0, with spot sales and arrivals noted for the day.
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New Orleans
Liverpool
Balea
Texas
Cotton Movement Report Shows Mixed Upland Prices and Movements
A detailed movement update from New Orleans to Dallas lists middling cotton prices such as 91.75 to 11.85 and 11.10 with receipts totaling 18,1175 for the day and 82,020 for the week. It covers exports, stock levels, and interior movement across ports including New York, Savannah, Charleston, Baltimore, Boston, Philadelphia, and other hubs with season totals highlighting receipts of 8,751,520 and exports of 6,281,424.
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Pook
United States
Telegraph
Bradstreet's Journal
New York
Inc
Dee
Chicago
Philadelphia
Tiéston
Kansas City
Pittsburg
Wees
San Francisco
Detroit
Nee
Cleveland
Los Angeles
Baltimore
Minneapolis
Cincinnati
New Orleans
Atlant
Atlant. Aa
Richmond RB
Omaha Brora Ore
Buttfalo
Seattle
Houston
Memphis
Nauhy Lle
Oklahams
Paul Wemingham
Fort Worth
Indianapolis
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Salt Lake Cit
Galveston Iit l
N.Y
Canada
Montreal
Winnipes
Pitteburg
Federal Reserva Jeter
Federal Reserve
Boston
Panedennia
Richmond
Atlan’ Chicara
St. Santa
Kaneas City
Fort Movement
Galveston
Charleston
Wilmington
Toxay City
Norfolk
Professional Views on Cotton Situation in New Orleans
New Orleans reports say cotton demand remains strong with 15 000 bales traded, 10 000 American, but markets react to better inland weather and softer foreign exchange. Weather forecasters note showers in eastern belts and fair conditions west of the Mississippi, with unsettled southern weather and more rain in prospect. Financial talk centers on a large bank loan aimed to attract capital for Austin ventures and a potential bank rate cut to five percent, as experts foresee a broader business revival despite heat and vacation lull.
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New Orletta
Liverpool
Due Ag
Soten
Bates
Mexico
Belt
Alfhond
Coca Cola Company Sees Higher May June Earnings
Dow Jones reports Coca Cola May net earnings at 376,580 and June near 400,000 before charges, with six month total about 1,672,878. Gallons sold for six months total 7,906,771 versus 11,368,865 last year. Directors meet in New York July 25 to review official statements and dividends.
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Coca-Cola Company
Dow Jones & Co
New York
William Candler
Atlanta
Candler
May
Coca-Cola
Dow, Jones & Co
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June cotton seed report shows slightly lower usage
Washington July 18 the June cotton seed and cotton seed products report from the census bureau covers August 1 to June 30. It lists figures for crushed seed produced on hand and exports across categories including crude oil refined oil cake and meal linters and cotton byproduct totals with year over year comparisons.
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Atlanta
Washington
Census Bureau
London Exchange Sinks to Year Low on July Market
New York reports London exchange fell to the year’s low amid light business and weaker demand bills at 3.60 percent. Rates to France and other continental markets eased with Paris bills at 7.76 percent and German marks at 1.30 percent as traders cited England’s trade deficit.
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New York
Exchange
London
France
Paris
In Exchange
England
Classified Rates and Ad Insertion Rules in 1930s Notice
A partial OCR classified rates notice outlines ad categories such as rent rooms furnished and unfurnished, wanted board, and situation wanted. It notes two line minimums, cash in advance, and that the Constitution bears no responsibility for multiple insertion errors. Telephone contact is listed as MAIN 5000.
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Rale
Personal Opportunities and Local Services Classified
Composers wanted and writing opportunity offered by Burrell Van Buren Chicago address. Fur sellers advertise old furs remodeling by Arnone and Ladies’ Fur tier. Madam Malone offers daily consultations near Lakewood. Sanitariums private homes by Mra Pasichell Windsor Street. Window shades cleaning Cald Main B027 and lace curtains cleaning Lamar Street. Saddle horses for rent and riding lessons offered by Hemiock.
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Burrell van Buren
Bush Temple
Chicago
Arnone
Washington
Lakewood
Stiltman Street
Lakewood Avenue
Mra. M.pasichell
Windsor Street
Lamar Street
Lost and Found Items and Rewards Notice Board
A chaotic collage of lost dogs purses keys jewelry and vehicles from various Atlanta area notices. Entries offer rewards for return of a black white and ticked setter a brown collie a white male poodle and a black walrus a touring car and a leather handbag or a martens fur choker with contact numbers and street references for rewards and recovery.
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Collins
Lyerly Place
Williams Mill Road
Ivy
Saleman
North Boulevard
Notity Automobile Andiorwriters Detective Bureau
Franerly
Geo. T Northen Co
Collie Findur
Uder
Terminal Station
East Lake Golf Course
Elubhone
C. A. Bickerstaff
Berton
East Point
Decatur
Peachtree Road
Buckhead
Piedmont Road
Rowwell
Peachtree Street
Peachtree
Piedmont
Roswell Road
Flader
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Broadway
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Ferssore Iorvestors
Rose & Co
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Hanover Square
New York Cotton Exchange
Veo. Womack
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J.D Gansley
Womack
Harper & Bansley Certified Public Accountants
Hurt Building
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