Atlanta Banks Show Potential Reserve Gain in Past Year
Southeast financial conditions are outlined by an Atlanta bank statement. The combined condition of Atlanta clearing house banks indicates potential reserve gains of 6,269,000 dollars, or 85 percent, over the past year. Only six other American cities report greater per capita deposits.
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Rival Interests Now Reconciled in Atlanta Banking Scene
Atlanta banks report a major 85 percent rise in potential reserves from 1914 to 1916, with total cash resources up to 9.5 million and deposits surpassing New Orleans and Indianapolis levels. The Atlanta Clearing House banks show strong profits, lower loans, and continued stable dividends as economic activity recovers from the cotton movement era.
Cotton goods market shows firmness amid restricted demand
A Federal Reserve Bank weekly cotton goods report notes strong yarn and cloth prices with limited mill acceptance of bills due to cash reserve constraints. Prices for colored and bleached goods rise, while staple prints see reduced discounts. Overall dry goods sales in New York show continued demand but cautious credit conditions.
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Turpentine and Rosin Prices at Savannah and Jacksonville
Savannah and Jacksonville markets show mixed turpentine and rosin activity. Reports list sales, receipts, and stock figures, with price quotes for various grades and brands, including Belas and White.
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Markets Roar as Large Investors Drive Record Trading Week
New York reports the stock market on a volatile surge with huge turnover spanning days as millions of shares switch hands. Investors from individuals to large underwriters pour funds into rails, industrials, and bonds amid Allied loan optimism and expected railroad earnings gains, signaling a broad bullish wave.
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Stock Exchange Action Drives Active Week Gains
New York October 2 Today's session capped a highly active week at the stock exchange. Turnover exceeded 750000 shares with Westinghouse leading, up nearly seven points from yesterday. United States Steel and American Car and Foundry each up about ten percent, Bethlehem Steel and General Electric hitting new records, while rails showed little change. Government bonds steady, foreign loans prominent in today’s activity.
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Albert H. Wiggin
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Bankers’ Trust
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Weekly Statement Of New York Banks Declines
New York October 3 weekly statement shows banks and trust companies hold 3196,272,130 in excess reserve above legal requirements, down 1,781,730 from last week. Total deposits fall to 758,814,800 with decreases across circulation and time deposits, while specie and legal tenders rise slightly in limited items.
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Federal ginning report postponed due to storm delay
The government cotton ginning report and cotton condition report, scheduled for release today, have been postponed until Monday because statistics from the South were delayed by the storm.
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