Loan Advocated To Latin America
John Barrett director general of the Pan American union urges a $900 million loan to South and Central America to spur American trade, calling the Pan American era here. He stresses branch banking, accurate information, trained salesmen, and federal action to amend anti trust laws for cooperative foreign trade. Delegates from Mississippi Valley states attend the conference in mpnis Tennessee.
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Mpnis
Tenn
South
Central America
John Barrett
Pan- American Union
Mississippi Valley
Central West
Chicago
May Trezevant
New Orleans
United States
Sissinaippi Valley
Intex Donai Trady
Harrett
Western Hemisphere
Latin-America
Latin America
Panama Canal
Eliott £. Goodwin
Chamber of Commerce of the
G. L. Chandler
Chattanooga
Lenh
South American
The
Southern Railway
South America
Germany
United State
Goodwin
National Chamber
Federal Trade Commission
Trade hopes fade in uncertain prospects for U S
A fragmented note suggests American trade leaders anticipate a forthcoming shift but remain unsure of concrete outcomes within two months. The text mentions Secretary Redfield and business figures weighing proposals amid unclear timelines and proposals.
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United States
Arey
Seon Albeiseen
Sat
Wien
Redfield
Coffee Men Laud Currency Legislation at New Orleans Session
New Orleans November 19 The final session of the National Coffee Roasters association convention discussed trade conditions and foreign financing. Edward N Hurley and Oscar M McGlasnon led talks on relief from London finance, with McAdoo asserting American banks can finance imports and exports. Ross W Weir elected president. next meeting set for St Louis. Felix Coste urged cotton influence in coffee making, referred to committee.
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New Orleans
National, Coffee Roasters’ Association
Federal Reserve Board
Oscar 5. McGlasnon
National Woviesals Grocers’ Association
Edward N Hurley
Wines ‘Manufacturers’ Association
Brazil
McAdoo
MicGlasson
Ross W. Weir
New York
National Coffee Roasters’ Association
J. O. Cheek
Nashville
Tenn
T. Halligan
Davenbart
Town
W.T. Morley
St. Louis
Felix Coste
Reserve Banks Seek Lower Discount Rates Across Regions
Washington reports several southern and western districts have asked the Federal Reserve Board for permission to lower rediscount rates. The board has no current plan to change rates until member bank reserves are transferred to vaults. Officials note no need for more circulation and warn against taxing reserve notes, which could affect emergency currency retirements.
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Washington
Federal Reserve
Federal Reserve Board
Reform School Fire of Incendiary Origin
Evidence at the coroner's inquest in Mariapza Florida pointed to incendiary origin of the Reform School fire that killed eight inmates and two employees. Police to investigate doors and escape routes as the inquest adjourned until Monday. Waldon Draw of St Petersburg among the missing presumed consumed. carpenter R B Evans and his son Charles a guard died aiding each other.
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Mariapza
Fla
Florida Reform School
Waa
W. H Milton
Trammell
Charles
Mrs Penfield Honored by Emperor of Austria
Washington reports the emperor Franz Joseph awarded Mrs. Frederick Penfield the grand cross of the Order of Elizabeth for her indefatigable work among silk and her care for soldiers. The honor marks the first time a living non-royal recipient received the distinction.
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Washington
Franz Joseph
Frederick Penfeld
Vienna
Penflald
Panfeid
Motion Picture Record of the European War
New York plans a great war museum by the Modern Historical Records association. William A. Taft serves as honorary president. The group has films, uniforms, equipment, and battlefield reliefs to assemble a panoramic history with preserved official documents and eyewitness reports.
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New York
Modern Historic Records Association
William A. Taft
Improvement and Changes to Southern Railway Schedules
The Florida Special and related trains will have revised times for routes to and from Atlanta. The First southbound to Jacksonville departs 11 40 p m November 22. Northbound from Atlanta departs 3 30 p m November 24. Florida Special No 5 arrives Atlanta 6 18 a m. No 15 arrives Brunswick 7 00 p m. No 16 arrives Chattanooga 9 25 p m. No 11 to Birmingham and Shreveport leaves Atlanta 10 50 p m instead of 7 19 p m.
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Jacksonville
Jeave Atlanty
Jeave Avante
Florida
Atlanta
Udo
Brunswick
Chattanooga
Burmingham
Shreveport
Galveston
Sangre
Chartestan
Augusta
Louin
Cincionati
Little Rock
New Orleans
Southern Star
Angel Food
Georgia
Tennessee
Tima Siby
Harper
O. Huts
Paty Maoh
Bates
Sacha
King Cora Horsa
Victor
B. C
Sido
Atting” Meal” Inc
Ciippewa
Aneka
V. Pi
Cotton Purchases for Japan and China
Japanese and Chinese manufacturers are buying cotton hare as never before, mills running at capacity, price cents a pound. Austria seeks U.S. trade via Italy. Dumba reports Austria’s mills working overtime, expects lively cotton trade, Austria has stock to last through December.
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San Francisco
Germany
Vanishing Point
California
Austria
Washington
Dumba
Lansing
United States
Italy
Rights of the States and Railroad Rates
Washington November 18 discussion at the National Association of Railway Commissioners debated state and federal powers in fixing railroad rates. No conclusions reached. session to resume tomorrow. William D. Williams of Texas proposed that established rates cannot be overturned unless court finds them confiscatory, and urged expanding the interstate commerce commission to nine members with three sections for local cases.
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Washington
Banterstate Commerce Cormmission
National Association of Railway Commissioners
Wiliam D. Willame
Texas
Federal
Williams
Interstate Commerce Commission
Dead Partner Victim of Siegel's Duplicity in Trial
Geneseo New Jersey November 1 Oscar A Frall Siegel's former secretary testified in the grand larceny trial that Frank Vogel, the dead partner of Henry Siegel, was a victim of Siegel's duplicity. Frall said Siegel controlled store branches and ordered false inventories totaling about 300000 1500000 losses at New York and Boston stores. He said Vogel was deceived and that Frall prepared and Siegel signed false statements.
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Geneseo
N. J
Vogel
Blegel
Prall
Fourteenth Street
New York
Boston
Tis Conversat Linn
Slegal
Collection of war tax on the wire messages
Washington reports internal revenue bureau issued instructions to ease collection of the war tax on telephone and telegraph messages. Companies may file a single monthly report for all exchanges and stations with possible corrections for prior months. Automatic calls incur tax of one cent per message if the charge is 15 cents or more.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Bureau
Trial of Wall Street Wolf set for November
Federal Judge Sessions fixed November 80 at the Gate for trial of David Lamar the wolf of Wall Street. He faces charges of impersonating United States representatives and senators and overruled demurrers to quash indictments against Lamar claiming senators and representatives are not government officers.
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New York
Sessions
David Lamar
Wolf
Wall Street
United States
Judge Sessions
Lanwar
Rice and New Orleans Trade Notes Strong Cotton Market
November reports from New Orleans and New York indicate rising confidence and stronger demand. Brokers note improved export movement, planters holding for higher prices, and widespread price advances across styles as mills accelerate purchases.
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Rice
New Orleans
Honduras
Japan
New York
Dan Talmage & Co
American Java
Alang
Atlantic
Louldena
Texas
Arkansas
Cotton Seed Oil Market Irregular in New York Trade
New York cotton seed oil futures closed irregular as demand remained uneven and prices for crude oil and byproduct crates showed mixed support. Trading showed varied levels with barrels around six thousand nine hundred and notable price points quoted, reflecting ongoing market volatility.
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New York
Goa
Cotton Market Shows Light Offerings and Steady Close
New York reports light cotton offerings with prices advancing as December contracts rise about 18 points from yesterday's lows. New Orleans gains as improved demand and bullish mill activity lift values to the day’s high. spot markets remain barely steady with mixed receipts and stocks at ports and interior depots totaling over 1.1 million bales.
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New York
New Orleans
Liverpool
Stattering Longs
South
Bears
Texas Men Oppose Cotton Future Trades
Houston leaders from the cotton exchange and local business men met to halt futures trading. President M I Andrews and others urged immediate closing of the New York and New Orleans futures markets, blaming their reopening for recent price slumps. Texas exchanges ban futures trading under state law.
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Houston
Texas
Houston Cotton Exchange
M. I. Andrews
New York
New Orleana
Court order reversed in sale of railroad
From New York and Chicago reports dated November 19, a federal court reversed a lower court order affecting a railroad related sale. The Central Trust Company and trustees plan an auction on November 24 with expectations of lower cotton prices and potential regional buying developments. Hubbard Bros & Co and Jay Bond & Co provide market commentary noting light trading but a well validated market with hedging influences and no immediate volatility.
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Chicago
New York
Lignoeels and Pacific Railway
Hoterpool
Manchester
Fedeal District Coure
BR Teeuit
Appenia
Central Trust Company
Ourpool
Hubbard Bros & CO
Jay
Sudden Reversal Delays Bond Market Reopenings
New York Stock Exchange halted plans to resume trading on bonds after a hurried meeting between governors and banking interests. Officials cited unforeseen difficulties and strong opposition from major bond dealers abroad and at home. Prices in the unofficial market slipped as lenders warned of loan and exchange uncertainties.
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New York Stock Exchange
Exchange
Wall Street
London
France
Harriman and
Hill
Southern Pacific
New York
Cotton in fair demand in Liverpool market
Liverpool November 19. Cotton in fair demand with prices steady. American middling fair 4.78, middling 4.80, low machine 3.21, good or ordinary 2.62. Receipts 450 bales all American. Futures closed quiet. Opening range and closing figures shown with May-June quotes.
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Liverpool
Seley
Patna
Ecelpta
Clouing
New York
Owen
New Orleans
Chase
Dry Goods and Sugar Markets In New York Notes
Dry Goods segment reports cotton goods steady but dull overall, yarns more active, additions for woolen hosiery and cotton sweaters, raw silk steady, men's wear weak. In Sugar, refined runs steady with prices noted for brown spellings and centrifugal processes. Market tone mixed amid minor shifts in textile and sugar sectors.
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New York
Cotton Movement and Market Rates Across Cities
Cotton prices steady in New Orleans Galveston and Savannah show middling rates around 7 percent with receipts and stocks detailed for each port. Weekly totals report receipts 307,449 and season totals 2,330,894 while metals and finance note tin and copper shifts and London Bank of England reserves.
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Atlanta
New Orleans
Galveston
Towporta
Etock
Charleston
Wilmington
Marfolk
iBaltimore
Phas
Mtacse
Philadelphie
Bibye Porte
Otncke
Dar—Recelpte
Exvenitain Tors
Atala
Recsipte
Es Eera
Atlanta Quotations and Grocer Prices From Market Report
The page lists prices for lemons, coconuts, crackers, canned goods, and staples from the Atlanta Grocers section corrected by Oglsong Grocery Company. It includes beer, condensed milk, flour, onions, olives, and various provisions with price ranges and unit sizes. Also shown are the Atlanta live stock market figures from W. H. White Jr. and a detailed provision market with cornfield hams and lard prices, reflecting current market conditions and supply notes.
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Taray
Gi Bane, Uy
Touley al Ene Bucks Byles Begs
Dtsen
Oglsong Grocery Company
Aldernay
Ggandy
Horsford’s
Betns—Lima
Riou Elegant
Dismond
I Monogram
Carnation
S.on
Turpentine firms and shipments listed in Savannah market
Naval Stores report from Savannah on November 19 shows turpentine firms with stock levels and shipments, including values for basin sales, shipmonte, and cece pine. Provisions include window glass and water white items, with Parle lard ribs and other goods noted in scattered figures.
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Savannah
Turpentine
Shipmonte
Shicogs
Wheat Rally After Late Trade Sparks Market Bounce
Chicago on November 19 reports a late hour rally in wheat amid Western receipts that fell 4.5 million bushels year over year, supporting prices after a Liverpool quote decline. Corn and oats slipped. provisions moved narrowly with mixed gains and losses. Cash wheat and corn bids across St Louis and Chicago showed varied No 2 and No 3 grades amid soft futures and weather pressure.
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Chicago
Liverpool
Poultry and Dairy Prices Report From November Edits
In November reports from Country Produce and Western dairies, prices for creamery products, live poultry, and eggs show mixed changes. Western chickens, frozen turkeys, and fowls are listed with varying receipts and prices, while butter and eggs remain unchanged.
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St. Butter
Live Stock Receipts and Prices Reported
Kansas City market notes beef cattle calves and hogs with varied receipts on November 19. Cattle receipts around 3,000 to 7,600 incl native and Texas stockers with steer bids near 7.60 to 10.75. cows and heifers range 4.00 to 6.00. hog receipts about 9,000 with prices 7.20 to 7.90. Also includes sheep and lamb figures and wholesale market context.
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Kansas City
Cattie
Southern
Togu
Raceipts
Bignen
Bully
UeMe
Anede
Heswy
Tough
Ples
Teddy
Beavese
Roy
Sheen
Lada Atrone
Fearines
Pteera
Federal Reserve Opens Funds to Boost Commercial Paper
The Federal Reserve Bank announces easier access to funds, enabling national banks to invest heavily in commercial paper. CP must meet board instructions with financial statements prepared accordingly. Charles J. Metz CPA, president of Audit Company, Atlanta, stresses CPA services are especially valuable now.
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Gener
Uss
Feeral Reserve Board
Washington
Certified Public Accountant
Charles J. Metz
Certified Public Accountant President
Audit Company of
Te South Healey Building
Atlanta
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Loan
inThAllon Compiente
Argentina
Santé
Graz
Cinaconditton
WifStt
Stemphis
Mississippi Valletral West
DR. Hughes
SAOAB
ST. Atlanta
Mladder
BNET
MW de Hughes
Silas Ato
Mrs. Penfield
Emperor OF
China
Siegel
Stock Exchange
Melansea
Cotton Movement
Fouston
Louis
Dallas
Wales
Spot
Mercantile Za
Sterling Exchange
Ephite
Tod Veablen
UBT
Wilver
Sreki
Bank of England
Bubijon
W. H. White, Jr
White Provision Company
White Provision Co
Souseld Lanierures
Cationy
Naval Stores
Gorn
Timothy
St. Lens
Hominglp
Watts
Go Board
Tofe “Artician
WHEA
Cork
Tadar
Braznian Exchange
Ivanon
Covarantee
Federal Reserve Bank Open
Hubbardsros. & CO
Hanover Square
New York Cotton Exchange
New Orleans Cotton Exchange
New York Produce Exchange
Liverpool Cotton Association
Alonzo Richardson & CO. Certified Public Accountants
Empire Building
Thoxanghix
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