Bear Leader Riding for Fall As New Laws Are Reached
Bear Leader Riding for Fall as new laws are reached and stock market notes from New York reflect a nervous market. Reports include United States Rubber and other major shares under pressure amid dividend rumors and forecasts, with commentary on bankers riding the market and liquidation moves among banks.
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R. L. Barnum
Foreign Trade Bank
Max May
Gaston Williams
Wigmore
United States
Chandler
Vaudeville and Silent Film at Forsyth and Viadette Theaters
Keith Vaudeville performs at Forsyth Theater on Friday and Saturday with Claire Windsor in Too Wine Wires. Criterion Theater runs Katherine MacDonald in Trust Your White all week. Vaudette Theater shows Douglas Fairbanks in Reaching for the Sky Friday and Saturday. Bavoy Theater presents Olive Thomas in Taton Friday.
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Forsyth
Claire Windsor
Criterion Theater
Katherine MacDonald
Oo Bavoy
Olive Thomas
The
Criterion
Miriam_ MacDonald
Helene
Wife
Miriam
Alster
Mary MacLaren
Stocks Drift Lower Amid Weak Market Signals
New York shares fell as Bank of England rate news failed to spark demand. United States Steel and Crucible Steel led declines among majors, with other heavy losses in motors and oils. The list shows 1 to 5 point drops in many sectors, while bonds and international issues showed mixed results. The evening program at Loew’s Grand featured Pean and Hlale, with singing girls, harp and violin acts, plus Mae Marsh in The Little Fraid Lady and Worth Wallen Four in a vaudeville lineup at the Grand.
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New York
The
Stock Exchange
Bank of England
United States Steel
Crucible Steel
Epublic Iron
Junior Motors
American International
Virginia-Carolina Chemical
Common and Preferred
Industrial Alcohol
Sears- Roebuck
Shorts
Mexican Petroleum
Fower
Liberty Group
the Grand
Loew's Grand
Mae Marsh
Worth Wallen Four
Lyle
Emerson
George Lamb
Betty Goodrich
Bert Adler
Lillian Zeigler
Salvage at Howard Promises Pauline Frederick Drama
Pauline Frederick stars in Salvage at the Howard for three days. Her dual portrayal of two contrasting women delivers aching realism, with MUron Sills supporting. The program includes music and additional features, as noted in the local listing.
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the Howard
Pauline Frederick
Mother
Howard Theater
Muron Sills
Howart
Liberty Bond Prices and Yields Reported in Market Wire
New York time 28 reports Liberty bonds closing with 3 percent and 4 1/4 percent issues. Prices listed include 3% at 87.48 bid 43, 87.10 first. 4% at 86.00 first 44 m, 87.43 second 4 1/2, 642 third day. Victory bonds shown at 3% at 84, 4s at 88.40.
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U.S
U, S
Panama Us
Vanaiou Ya
American Smelting & Fs
American Tel. & Tel
Atchison En
Retta
Bis Central
Georgia
Hat
Central Fienther
Chesapeake & Ohlo Cy
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Demon of
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Loulaville & Raaiville
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Northern Pacific
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Texas & Pacific Isles
United Kingdom
Virginia-Carolin
Wilson & Co. Er
Armour
Atlantic Coast Line
Holton
Baltimore & Ohio
Battimore & Ohio
Chile
Central of
Gherzin
Denmark
French Ag
Goodrich
Deneneene
Taulsvile
Nashville
Norway
Teres Pennsyleania
Ney
Pennsylvania
Paris
Western Electric
G. R&a
G. B
Westinghouse
Liberty Bonds
New York
Victory
Quaker Cats Omits Quarterly Dividend
Chicago June 23 The Quaker Data company omitted the regular quarterly dividend of 14 percent in its common stock but declared the quarterly dividend on the preferred.
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Chicago
Quaker Data Company
Harvest Delays Sustain Wheat Market And Export Hopes
Chicago wheat prices closed higher amid harvest delays in spring and winter crops, with July and September futures widening gaps. News of drought in the belt and rain elsewhere influenced trade along with unverified reports of Germany and Japan purchasing large wheat quantities. Corn and oats fell slightly while provisions held firm. Reports from New York and Port Elizabeth noted dairy and poultry prices. maritime arrivals in Port Elizabeth and various ports were listed alongside a Paramount film feature at Forsyth.
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Chicago
Germany
Japan
Pacific
Combined Statement From Federal Reserve Banks
The report outlines the combined statement of Federal Reserve Banks, detailing gold reserves, legal tender notes, and total assets. It notes the gold settlement fund, total reserves, earning assets, bank capital, and total deposits. It also cites reserve ratios and the 35 percent threshold for gold reserve against deposits.
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Combined Statement Federal Reserve Banks
Claire Windsor
Rialto
Polly
Ina Claire
Agenta Gold Redemption Fund
Tegal
Bpen
Pittman
F. R
Gov
Franch Jaeta
Depoattar
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Reserve Acci
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Teserta. Aect
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Eirenlatin
Officer in World War Buried Here
Simple but impressive funeral services for Captain James Stanley Moore Jr died three years ago in France while serving with the American expeditionary forces were held Thursday afternoon at a local funeral home. The Rev. Dr. C. B. Wilmer of St. Luke's Episcopal church officiated. The casket draped in an American flag rested beneath the pulpit. Moore, a Georgia Tech graduate, was engaged in newspaper work in Atlanta.
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James Stanley Moore, Jr
France
C. B. Wilmer
St. Luke's Episcopal Church
Moore
Georgia Tech
Ate
Lanta
Reported Strike Settlement Fails to Steady Market
New York and Liverpool markets weighed by unsettled labor actions. Cotton and grain prices fluctuated as Lancashire wage talks and British coal strikes influenced sentiment. July futures slid while some months gained early, then retreated amid renewed selling pressure and weather crop concerns.
Cotton Market Break Sends New Orleans Prices Lower
New Orleans June 23 cotton weakened after early steadiness as stock market losses and fear of large July tenders on a high notice day weighed on prices. July rose to 10.68 before closing at 10.35 with declines of 24 to 26 points. Reports of hedges shifting from July to October and rumors of large tenders added pressure while rains in the eastern belt and hurricane flooding Texas influenced the market. Spot cotton remained steady with middling at 11.00 and receipts at 407,240 bales.
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Texas
Lancashire
New Orleans
England
Lancashire Mall
Cpot
New Orleana
Cotton Market Report Mixed Middling Prices Across Ports
New Orleans Middling 16.38 with 3,875 export sales. Galveston 10.00 with 300 sales. Mobile 8.30 with 270 exports. Savannah 10.00 with 617 sales. charterton 5 receipts. Wilmington 9.73. Norfolk 10.0. Boston area notes show various receipts and stocks. Total for week receipts 29,046 exports 25,864, stock 1,045,864. Interior shows Houston 20.00, Memphis 10.30, St Louis 1,277 shipments 2,900 stock 7, etc. Overall today receipts 7,10,422 stock 74,247.
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York
Norfolk and Western
Northern Pacific Ae
American Car and Foundry
Oblaho
Refining Lmit
American International Corp
Vitespure & W. Va
Ray Connapper Nee i
Amer
Henlezie Steel
Anaconda Copper
Royal Dutch
Atchison
St. Louis
San Fran
Atlantic Coast Line
Seaboard Air Ne
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Gulf & West
Seaboard Air Line
Snidwin
Shell Train, & Trad
Baltimore and Ohio
Sinclair OW and
Stetini Ae
Bethlehem Bteel
Slose-Shef. Steel & Iron
Canadian Pacific
Southern Pacific
Central Leather Southern
Chino Copper
Texaa Co
Texas & Pacific
Colorado Fu
Union Waelfie
United Fruit
Sly Gener Motors
United States Rubber
Gulf Statea Steed Great Northern
United States Steel
Tinols Central
Western Union
Arig
Westinghouse Electric
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Invincible Oil
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New Orleans
Galvexton
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Savannah
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Charterton
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Tesas City
Norfolk
Canles
Hartimore
Toston
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New York
Epalinor Porta
Houston
Steck
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Rapuata
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Little Rock
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Montgomery
Professional Views On Cotton Situation
New York June 23 Special Cabie advice that the Manchester wage agreement was officially ratified brought strength in the early part of today's cotton market but bears likely to enter the market. The Bank of England discount rate was lowered from 6 percent. Market remains short and susceptible to advances on news favoring higher prices. Livermore pool reported due this morning with orders influenced by the Bank of England rate change and spinner retreat.
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New York
Manchester
Georgia
Carolinas
Ow.ay & CO
Cabie
Bank of England
Turpentine market figures and receipts summary
Naval Stores report from Hannah Georgia and Jacksonville Florida on June 23 shows firm sales and receipts for turpentine and rosin, with stock levels, varied bids, and multiple price quotes including water white grade. Local firms such as Swift & Co Chicago are referenced with market activity and pricing.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Sle Eales
T & Sga
ATIA
M. Hu
Atlanta Quotations Cotton Seed Market Report
Atlanta quots cotton seed products with figures for debentures and quotations from Cities Service and Atlanta Office. Listings include prices for oil cake hulls and related byproducts and indicate weekly and 1929 figures. Source shows market tone and bankers notes without full narrative.
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Atlanta
Henry L. Doherty & Co. Ltd
ORE Citlea Services, Ptd
Ady AT Citley Service Bankers
Citlea
Basia
Baeta Prime
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Hulls
Forge
Co. B. Orn
Cotton outlook unsatisfactory across major belt
Washington reports the week saw generally well cultivated cotton with little grassy field issues, but overall condition remained unsatisfactory. Temperatures ran above normal while rainfall was very local. Progress varied by state with rapid growth in Texas, Louisiana, and Arkansas. poor air in Alabama and Mississippi. slight improvement in Georgia and the Carolinas. widespread weevil activity with increasing damage in Georgia and Texas.
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Washington
Ita
National Weather and Crop Bulletin
Belt
Texas
Louisiana
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Alabama
Mississippi
North
South Carolina
Georgia
Tennessee
Money Market Report from New York June 23
The entry lists prime mercantile rates and various bill and bond figures across currencies and markets. Displayed are 60 day bills at 2.00 percent, demand rates, and multiple foreign exchange figures including francs, guilders, marks, and kroner with scattered percentages and indicative discounts. Government and municipal bonds are described as easy with money conditions generally loose.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Exchange
Greece
Sweden
Norway
Argentine
Montreal
American Smelting Cuts Lead Price In New York
New York June 21 The American Smelting and Refining company reduced the price of lead from 4.50 to 4.408 per pound.
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New York
American Smelting and Refining Company
Virginia Chemical declares 2 percent dividend
New York June 28 The Virginia Car ina Chemical company today passed its regular war dividend of 2 percent on preferred stock due to trade conditions.
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Southern Pacific
France
Wall Street
Virginia-Carolina Chemical Company
Obregon
New York
Virginia-Carina Chémical Company
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