Possible Upward Trend May Follow Liquidation
New York June 14 Prices of stocks were a fraction higher at the opening this morning but shortly afterwards the decline was resumed. Then on an active demand for specialties there was an upward turn. Liquidation by financial interests was stopped yesterday but more liquidation is expected before a recovery. The public has money but will not pay high prices in many lines. German competition pressures lower prices and profits. Prairie Oil and Gas declared its regular dividend and cut the extra. A $50,000,000 private long term loan plan for livestock credit was announced after a White House bankers’ conference.
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New York
Wall Street
Chamber of Commerce
United States
South America
Germany
Cuba
Prairie Oil and Gas
Pennsylvania
West
Harding
Mellon
Washington
Scretary Mellon
Southern Selling Triggers Mixed Cotton Market Moves
New York and New Orleans reports show October cotton rising to 13.28 amid scattered covering and renewed liquidation as southern selling pressure prices down to 13.13 late day. Early gains supported by Liverpool cables and hopes for British coal strike settlement, but dry eastern belt weather and insect fear kept demand soft. Port figures show U S stocks around 1,648,71 with exports of 16,122 bales and May consumption expected higher than April.
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New York
Southern
Liverpool
Shorts
Port Re' Easip
United States
Cotton Movement Report From New Orleans Ports
The Cotton Movement summary reports middling prices and port receipts across multiple U S ports. New Orleans records 2,808 exports, 13,022 bales received and a stock of 451,560. Galveston shows middling at 11.60 with 14,954 receipts and 3,100 exports, stock 410. Moblin notes 10.50 with 168 receipts and rising stock. Charleston, Wilmington, and Norfolk list receipts and stocks. Philadelphia and New York report totals. Week totals: receipts 57,308 and exports 4,671,348 for season 6,204,037 receipts and 4,671,348 exports. Overall daily totals: receipts 12,422, shipments 13,456, stock 850,190.
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New Orleana
Galveston
Wales
Moblin
Baverich
Atock
Memphis
Okupuste
St. Louis
Stork
Atlanta
Cattle Rock
cMles
Dalias
Nalea
Montgomery
Neceipts
Upward trend marks New Orleans cotton market
New Orleans June 14 report notes a quiet session with modest gains. Early advances faded as census data delayed, rains and pests cited in Texas Oklahoma and Arkansas. July July contract hit 14.58 before closing around 11.93 amid slow demand and central belt bloom reports.
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New Orleans
New Orelans
Census Bureau
Bureau
Texas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Market Teems with Old, Bearish Cotton Outlook
New York reporters describe a featureless cotton market with slight early support from Liverpool and short-covering on anticipated coal strike news. Bearish tone persists as boll weevil damage offsets hopeful weather, while demand grows from broader cotton goods use despite low mill activity.
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New York
Liverpool
Hubbard Bros. & CO
New York Coffee Prices Fall on Liquidation and Weather Signals
New York June 23 coffee futures eased on liquidation and selling, with September sliding to 6.80 and settling around 6.74 bid as the market total declined about 22 to 40 points from recent highs. Brazilian offers weakened margins while Rio and Santos prices showed mixed moves amid favorable Sao Paulo weather.
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New York
Wall Street
Focal
Sao Pano
Rio
Santos
Oller
London
San Taulo
Fine Weather and Wheat Tumble in Chicago Market
Chicago traders faced a sharp wheat decline as harvest weather improved and offers rose. July and September futures fell sharply, while corn and cattle also slipped. Provisions softened with hogs and grain, despite scattered bullish rumors and rust reports from Nebraska to South Dakota.
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Chicago
Kansas
Illinois
Nebraska
South Dakota
Seaboard
Litttle
Opelousas Bank Admitted To Federal Reserve Membership
Jos A McCord announces Parish Bank and Trust Co Opelousas Louisiana has been admitted to membership in the Federal Reserve System. Live Stock market reports from Tournville Kentucky dated June 11 note cattle, steers around 7.25 to 7.50, 220 pound weights, and sheep receipts around 2,400 with lambs near 4.12 and ewes around 3.50 with prices listed.
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Jos. A. McCord
Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta
Parish Bank & Trust Company
Opelousas, la
Federal Reserve System
Tournville
Reecelpia
St Tiensy
Fordern
Lecture on Food by Ida Allen Today in Atlanta Theater
A feature talk by Mrs Ida Bailey Allen on Feeding for Efficiency is set for 2 pm today at the Atlanta theater. The event, sponsored by the Atlanta Woman's Club and the Screen Advertisers’ Association, aims to balance ration choices and reduce the nation’s food bills by about 25 percent. A first film in her new series will be shown. Allen is a noted food editor, lecturer, and author with a wide following.
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Direct Mail Advertising Association
Women of
Atlanta
Ida Bailey Alien
Jsiven
Atlanta Woman's Club
Screen Advertisers’ Association
Redpath Chautauquas
Westfield Domestic Science
New York
Jury Named to Try Citizen Officer in Murder Trial
Rolfe Edmondson, a young Atlanta journalist and citizen policeman, stands trial in Fulton superior court for the Bowen killing at The Atlanta Journal building on December 31, 1920. A jury was selected. trial to continue. Edmondson aided a night watchman during Bowen’s eviction when a pistol discharged. Proceedings are led by attorneys Reuben R. Arnold, Lowry Arnold, and Ed Hilt.
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Rolfe Edmondson
Atlanta
Fulton Superior Court
Charles E. Bowen
Atlanta Journal
Edmondson
The
Journal
Bowen
Reuben R. Arnold
Lowry Arnold
Ed Hilt
Woodmen of the World to Initiate New Members
Henry W. Gradychmp No 1121 will hold a regular meeting in its hall at 86 Seu al avenue this Thursday at m. Several new candidates will be initiated.
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O. W
Henry W. Gradychmp
Woodmen of the World
Seual Avenue
Money Market Summary From New York June 14
Money market in New York shows firm mercantile paper at 6 14e exchange, 61 day bills on banks at 3.72 percent, 0 day bills at 3.71, demand 70. Banks and discounts around 3.1 to 3.5 percent with various foreign currency rates. Government bonds irregular, railroads steady. Time deposits steady at 60 and 90 days, 60 days and 90 days notes at 6 percent. Mexico and Brazil currencies noted with gains and discounts.
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New York
Greece
Sweden
Norway
Brazil
Montreal
Cntl
Bank
Liberty Bond Prices and Yields Decline in New York
Liberty bonds trading in New York on June 14 show closing values for several issues. First 4s at 87.50, second 4s at 80.80, third 4s at 81.48, fourth 4s at 98.30, and Victory bonds similarly cited.
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Liberty Bonds
New York
Sigs
Beto Weeme
Sis
Victory Seis
Onne
Stocks Drift Higher Amid Mixed Toehold Gains
New York June 14 Stocks recovered some from yesterday's dip led by speculative favorites gaining one to three points while equipment and rubber issues fell two to eight points. Market mood lifted by retained railroad and industrial dividends and lower call money at six to six and a half percent. Profit taking in Mexican petroleum and rail uncertainty trimmed gains while foreign exchanges and bonds firmed with Pacifics and high grade issues aiding liberty bonds.
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New York
Voratron Ana
Chicago
St.Paul
Minneapolis
Omaha
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
New York Central
Pacifics
Granger
MARKETS dominate international flotations in new sales data
Markets accounted for most of the international flotations with total sales at par value reported as five and a half million in FLi.5.5 000. The brief note highlights the dominance of markets in recent offerings and cites a precise par value figure in the formal accounting.
Lowry National Bank Declares Dividend for Stockholders
The Lowry National Bank declared its regular quarterly dividend of 3 percent, $30,000 on $1,000,000 capital stock, payable July 1 to stockholders of record June 20. Directors noted deposits, especially savings, showing a substantial increase. Swift & Co. Chiengzo report. market notices from New York and Liverpool cotton exchanges follow.
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Lowry National Bank
Board of Directors
Swift & Co
Chiengzo
J. W. Jay & CO
Nw York Cotton Exchange
Sotton
Eachange
New York Colfes and Gugur Exchange
Liverpool Cotton Association
Irgad Street
New York
Hubbard Bros. & Co
Hanover Square
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Celptr
American Exchange
Dework
American Cotton and Grain Exchange, Inc
Sauly
Cere
Cenmte
EH. & B. Beer
Pric
Axminster
Agid
Tariap Ehipmecate
Calcutta
Stock. Exchange
Porta Rica
Mmicea
Bastc
To & Pointe
Muchon
Metals
Close
Allied Chemicals
Middle States
N. H. & Hari
Norfolk and Western
American International Corp
an-Amercan Petroleum
Pennsylvania J
Amer
Sumatra
Otacco
Pittsburg
West Virginia
American Tel
Wmmerican Woolen
Wy Ag Ray Consolidated Copper
Dpce Sr
Baldwin Locomotive
Air Line
Baltimore and Ohio
Transcontinental
Gil Bana Omith
Ik General Motora
Pid
Ee Vu
Fetal Stores
Fi Bey
Gulf States Steel
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Unites States
Vonadium Corp
Willys-Overland
Miami_ Copper
NEW York Bonds
Seave
Panama
American Gmelting & Rig
Atchison Gen
Atlantic Coast
Baltimore & Ohio Co
Bethlehem Steel
BOK Central of Georgia
Concol
Chesapeake
Chicago, B, & Quincy Joint
Pacifle Ry
Oany
Paris
Colorado & Southern
Denver
Rio Grande Conkel
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Hilloois
Int
Mer. Marine
Kaneas City
Bid’. Tahds
Louisville & Nashville
Liggett & Myerson
Missouri
Kan
Sousours Pacific
Norfolk & Western Cr
Republlie Iron & Stoolle
Caresana
G. Bkos
E Steel
Sieg -Caroling ‘Chemical
Astis
Wilcon & Co. Cy
Elsian Fhre
Popes
Denmark
Goodrich
Louleville & Nashville
New
Fork
Central
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Southern Railway
Sinclair i Swift
Giese
Opelousas
Expert
Curb Securities
Trey
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Law
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Tob
Carlight
Ik Inter
Blanderd
Anglo-Am
London Money
Semeraldy
Merritt
Bon AG
Tippesmenth
Hite Lair
Simms
Allied Packers
Anneonda
Milfer
G. L. Miller & Company
Money Market
Belle Isle
Taxicab
Stachelberg
COTTON _ EXCHANGE
American Cotton & Grain Exchange
James EB
Grey
Fort Washington Avenue
Venezuela
Anandyue
U.S. Rubber
Seneca Corner
General Maters
United Fruit Westinghouse Electric
RIC Megargelr Co
Pine Street
New York Cotton Exchange
New Orleans Cotton Exchange
New York Produce Exchange
Ilssa
Dixie Brand
Culver & Kidd, Inc
Milledgeville
Georgia
Savannah
First National Bank
Boston
New England Bank
Carey
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Rgia Distributors
Coal Company
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