Stocks Slump Despite Rate Cuts In London and U S
New York July 21 Wall Street opened lower after the Bank of England cut its discount rate and several federal reserve banks lowered rediscount rates. Trading grew quiet as money remained tight despite calls for lower rates and higher bond prices. The day featured a large public bond offering by Atlas Powder, weak June quarter results from Republic Iron and Steel, and two new low stock exchange seat sales. John N Willys reported cash on hand and a large bank obligation, claiming Willys Overland is stabilizing financially.
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New York
London
Stock Exchange Today
Bank of England
Federal Reserve
San Francisco
Beston
Philadelphia
Wall
Wall Street
Liberty
Federal Reserve Banks
Atlas Powder Company
Republic Iron and Steel Company
Stock Exchange
John N. Willys
Ash
Willys-Overland
Liverpool
War Finance Corporation
Cotton Higher in Strong And Active Market
New York July 21 activity rose late as the cotton market turned strong after a quiet session. October surged to 12.90 and December to 19.28, with final prices near the day’s top amid shorts covering and Liverpool buying. Analysts cited favorable weather and funds available for the crop, despite earlier bull disappointment and pest reports.
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New York
Pomta
Liverpool
Wall Street
New York Spot Cotton Prices and Week Movement
A garbledota of cotton market figures lists New York Spot July 21 middling at 12.85, with port movements across New Orleans Galveston Savannah Charleston and other ports. Totals show weekly receipts 91,170 exports 138,985 and season totals receipts 6,809,782 exports 5,550, including city and port stock figures and regional middling rates.
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Tock
Galveston
Rales
Atock
Savannah
Minaling
Charleston
Wilmington
Texas City
Norfolk
Baltimore
Boston
New Orleans Cotton Edges Higher On Easter Money rally
New Orleans July 21 Easter money and a buoyant spot market lift cotton after a morning dip. October rose to 12.43 and nearby months 14 to 18 points. close net gains of 12 to 17 points with October at 12.38. Spot cotton steady. sales 1,615 bales. low middling 10.00, middling 11.75, good middling 12.75. Receipts 2,305. stock 442,735.
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Professional views on cotton situation
New Orleans July 21 reports easing money in US and England may revive world trade. Cotton market shows renewed activity as ginghams sell, prints firm, and export financing expands with War Finance Corp tentative loans. Weevil infestation reaches seven-year high, prompting new field stations. Weather remains unsettled east of the Mississippi with heavy rain possible in the Southwest.
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London
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America
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Amissiesippi
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Stocks Dull With Very Few Sales
New York July 21 The stock market showed little activity as credit ease news failed to spur trading. Prices trended downward with few gains in rails and coalers while coppers and related metals held firm. Bond market was firm to strong as Liberty issues improved and Danish and Swedish munis led gains. Total sales par value 14
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New York
Federal Reserve Banks
Bank of England
Shorts
London
Fate of Stanford in Murder Trial in Jury's Hands
Alma Georgia July 21 Special Arguments in the case of D Stanford charged with the murder of C Meddera were concluded at 430 this afternoon. The judge's charge to the jury was given and the case went to the jury at 5. A verdict is not expected before Friday.
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Alma
D. Stanford
C. 3
Meddera
Money Market and Liberty Bonds Report
New York July 11 and July 21 updates show steady exchange rates across currencies, with US dollar demand and cable quotes, plus government and railroad bonds trading firm. Liberty bonds close steady with mixed bids across first to fourth issues and Victory series, reflecting a stable but varied market.
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UH May
Belgian France
Mar
Greece
Norway
Brazil
Montreal
Liberty Bonds
Firat
Victory aXe
Victory
Hoover urges long farm loans to aid agriculture
Secretary Hoover argues for a definite organization to mobilize long term credits beyond six months to three years for farmers. He says current system gaps leave needs unmet for production and marketing of crops, cattle, equipment, and farm improvements amid tenants rising and falling foreign demand.
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Secretary of Commerce
Hoover
Senator Capper
Kansas
Federal Reserve
Federal Farm Loan Banks
Wheat gains on German news with British loan reports
Chicago July 21 Wheat strengthens on reports Germany secured British credit to buy breadstuffs. Prices close firm with September at 1.261 4, December 1.291 2, corn mixed, oats firmer. Cash grain prices listed. U.S. corn and hog markets mixed as provisions move. Also notes about Hueytown famine news and Canadian crop expectations.
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Germany
Great Britain
Hueela
Southwest
Liverpool
Phi Delta Luncheon at Dafstadt Tea Room Today
Phi Delta fraternity members attend the Atlanta alumni club weekly luncheon at 1 o'clock today at the Dafstadt Tea Room 111 North Pryor Street. All active PHIs are invited to be present.
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Phi Delta Fraternity
Atlanta
Dafstadt
North Pryor Street
Vaudeville and Film Highlights at Local Theaters
A roundup of acts at Keith’s Lyric and nearby venues features the Bowery style of Jones and Cavanaugh in Songs and Patter, Kennedy and Kramer Dancing Items, and the exotic Countess Verona with the eximbalon. The Mystic Garden magic show with Charles Prevette receives praise, along with the Washington Trio burlesque and Thelma Verona aerials. At Loew’s Grand, Rosemary Theby headlines Good Women films, while other theaters show a mix of dramas and comedies including Ince’s Mother o Mine, praised for its dramatic pace and human emotion. The programs include newsreels and feature pictures with a strong emphasis on variety and spectacle.
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Jones and Cavanaugh
B. F. Keith
Lyric Theater
Billy Beard
Atlanta
South
Gilly
Kennedy
Kramer
Verona
Thelma Verona
Mystic Garden
Charles Prevette
Loew's Grand
F Prevette
Washington
Tess
Ann Carter
Jame
Frank Bardon
the Howard
Thomas H. Ince
Gardner Sullivan
Kipling
Ince
Dedlock
State Y P U Addresses Delegates at Mt Zion Church
The second day of the state B Y P U and Sunday school convention of the Missionary Baptists met at Mt Zion Baptist church corner of Baker Street and Piedmont avenue. Dr M W Reddick cited the Holy Spirit at Pentecost. Junior B Y P U contest judged later. Dr D W Cannon led a Christian culture study. Dr D R Horton discussed native conditions in Africa. Rev H F Taylor and Rev J H Evans preached at Mt Zion and Mt Olive churches. J H Gadson spoke on the Holy Spirit After Pentecost. choirs contest to close the event tonight.
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Mt. Zion Baptist Church
Baker Street
Piedmont Avenue
M. W. Reddick
State Baptist Convention
D W. Cannon
B. Y. P. U. Congress
D. R. Horton
Africa
Mt Zion Baptist Church
Mt. Qilve Baptist Church
H. F. Taylor
Brunswick, Ga
J. H. Evans
Macon
J. H Gadson
Rome
Will Examine Youth for Life Saving Corps
Miss Pearl Lavelle of Jacksonville Florida, an instructor in the American Red Cross Life Saving corps, will conduct an examination in Piedmont park on Friday morning. She will teach holds used to rescue drowning persons and assess Frank Douglas Hill of Atlanta for possible full lifesaving unit membership.
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Jacksonville
Fla
American Red Cross Life Saving Corps
Frank Penny
Park Drive
Atlanta
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Red Cross
Special Revival Meeting Series Begins at Local Church
A ten day revival series opened Thursday night at the Seventh Day Adventist church at Orleans and Cherokee streets. Carlyle B. Haynes of New York City leads the sessions with nightly talks at 7 45 except Saturdays. Haynes speaks tonight on the subject of the Victorious Life.
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Orleans
Cherokee Streets
Carlyle B. Haynes
New York City
Haynes
Posting of Highway to Florida Planned
Thomasville Georgia July 21 special Deland J Henderson secretary of The Friendship Highway or Florida Short Route association has been in Thomasville this week to place signs along the highway. The route from Nashville to Gainesville will be posted with a change after Albany via Quitman. The venture aims to draw tourist business and mentions issues on peddler car rates and favors for packing house products and cheaper transport of meats and vegetables while railroads face accusations of unjust rules on mixed carloads.
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J—Deland J. Henderson
Friendship Highway
Florida Short Route Association
Nashville
Good Women at Metropolitan Theater Draws Notable Antagonists
Lloyd Hughes and Betty Ross-Clark lead but Betty Blythe and Joseph Kilgour steal focus as arch villains. Kilgour impresses as an elderly rogue, Blythe radiantly sinful, while Claire McDowell delivers restrained motherly emotion. Settings accent character and the Sullivan story earns strong notice.
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Lloyd Hughes
Betty Ross-Clark
Moust
Betty Blythe
Joseph Kilgour
Mr. Kilgour
Rone
Frances Starr
Miss. Blythe
Claire McDowell
Fuzzy Woodruff
The
Metropolitan
C. Gardner Sullivan
Metropolitan Theater
In the Heart of a Fool at the Criterion
Anna Nilsson star of In the Heart of a Fool at the Criterion this week. Swedish born actress from Ysted Sweden previously with Tamous Players Goldwyn and Metro before joining Mayflower Photoplay.
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Pauline Frederick
Criterion
Anna Q
Balto ‘Chaster
James Wirkwood
Forsyth
Hammerstein
The
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Nilsson
Olonde Lorelle
Alan Dwan
Ysted
Sweden
Mayflower Photoplay Corporation
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