Wall Street Surges on Treasury Move as Gold Flows In
The week saw stock values held firm amid easing money stringency after Secretary Shaw released public funds to banks. Gold imports surged, boosting market confidence. but banks show a lean surplus reserve, with calls for continued prosperity as dividends rise and production remains strong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaw
Wall Street
Nework
Secretary of the Treasury
Weelands Bank
New York City
Treasury
Secretary of the
Sreveliy Shaw
National
Bank de PoMluries
Bir
Congress
Interstate Commerce Commission
Anancal
San Francisco
Pacific
Ory Goods
Washington
Wasubiston, Alexandria and
Mount Veron Railway Company
Laws Park
Luna Park
United State
Pittock
Philadelphia
Washington, Alexandria
Washington Luna Park ‘Company
Washington Luna Park
Virginia Safe Deposit and Trust Corporation
Alexandria
Virginia
Washington Luna 'Park Company
Resson
Main
Columbian
Tradera Eathonad Bank
Wwaabureton
Virginie
Rate Deposit “and ‘Trust Corporation
Trade With Egypt Grows as Britain Gains Favor
Special Agent Charles Pepper reports rising Egyptian trade with the United States. Imports from Egypt near 10 million dollars with seven year average about 7.76 million, while US direct exports rarely exceed 1 million. Egyptian cotton exports rise, Britain and Belgium favored due to English resentment of American merchants. The Potomac sails for Newfoundland to investigate fisheries with Prof. Alexander aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Mr. Pepper
Egypt
Bureau of Manufactures
United States
Hyynt
Bepper
Great Britain
Belgium
Alexandria
Cafro
Europe
Gavp
Navy Department
New York
Newfoundland
Alexander
Southern farmers push to unite for diversified crops
Charles U Harris reports on the Southern Cotton Association organized to curb cotton overproduction, urging farmers to diversify into food crops, storage warehouses, and local industry. The plan relies on township groups with a 10 cent per bale levy, aiming to educate farmers and build mutual protection and independent credit. The movement seeks to align supply with demand and reduce dependence on cotton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weller
Southern Cotton Association
Southern Cotton, Association
South
Assoutama
Wil
Ttia
Insead
Praing
Middle Western States
Missouri
Kansas
Whateh
General Association
Charles U. Harris
Raleigh
M. C
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jreeds
Edge
Intoxi
Highspire Distillery
Spire, Pa
Leading Govern
Inspec
F Street
The
United
States Internal Revenue of
John Wedderburn CO
St. N. W
West
England
Danire I. Kellogs
Pepper
Khedive
Dixie
Attein
Swift & Company
Washington Luna Park Company
Holmes Jones
the Ingersoll. Company
Pillsburg
Deathnerr, Buiaenay Nea Sparatars OE
Parka
Park-Anmisoms
Eta As
Boardir
Terefar
Luna
Pittaburg
Clorela A
Uranton
Ind
Uro
Frederick Neaebeole
Prmidint
Brederioxk H
Treat
B-Gill
Nevut
Johnny, Pittock, “ Beeratary
Timoree
Washington’ Luna Park Company
Wannington, Tr
Tuna Park
TUNA PARK wilt ‘monks ‘@uting
George E. Giul
Trastee
Alexandria, Va
the Traders National Bank
Tenth St. Col
Pennsylvania Ave. N. W
Washington, D. C
Peres. Orp Gegeneter
Vale
F. H. Smith Co
New York Ave. N. W
American Express Co
Traders National Bank
Sapita
Peghanee
Ané Apld
Riggs
U. S. Tressury
Washington Loan & Trust Co
Ofnich Cor
ITH
F Atr
Ilepasits
Pls Company Tar
Nétantio
Sanath Banana Corporation
G Street
N.W
Walt Wen
Azo Union Savin
Flatt St
Guo
Washington Post
C. HL Cornell. & Co. “Trading
Lynn, Wall & Co. Adams Building
Socreapondants
Randoih
Wpealee
Marehal Ney
Acarce
Worhington
Magaigen
Arthur Cowsill
N. W
Chesley & Spence
Oise
Harrison Realty Company
Francis R. Dooley & Co
Deett Buy
Dietrict
Colombia
Eo Omay
Edoce Jeans
Heiseel & Mki Eran
PF Sv
LECAL
Bor
Esita
Sch Surety Loan Co
Wu Loas
Zou Gee
Ant
Mare
Reine Chaapar
van Petrus
Shriore
Metropolitan Loan & Trust Co
Reliance Loan and Trust CO
Seventh Street
Medical
Dr. Reed
Brandena
Ladica
Fisk Elgin
Trenton
Leatherman
W. T. Baldus
Om Dindasya