Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-05-03
TO ASK EXTENSION
OF EXPORT CREDITS
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south. T. j. Caldwell, a vice presi-
dent of the banking company, an
nounced the results of which. he said,
were more or less significant, though
situation, because of the relatively
few banks who answered the ques-
tionnaire.
The questions and answer to each
by, states is given herewith:
l.. How many bales of cotton of all
grades are you carrying specifically
pledged to you as collateral for
money advances?
Alabama, 34,00; Arkansas, $1,000;
Georgia, $4,000; Louisiana, 102,182;
Mississippi, 1886; Oklahoma, 100.
Tennessee, 20,500; South Carolina,
69,500; Texas, 100000. Total, 5S2,366
2. How many bales of this cotton
do you estimate the owners there
OF desire to sell at approximate mar
ket price?
Alabama. none; Arkansas, about
$4,000 bales; Georgia, about $500;
Louisiana, about 10000; Mississippi,
about 10000; Oklahoma, about all:
lima, none; Texas, $4,000. Total, about
61,700 bales.
8. Upon how many bales of this
cotton do you estimate the owners
thereof would be interested in Dor
rowing up to 80 per cent of the
present value, from sources other
than those from which credit is at
Alabama, about $500; Arkansas,
10000; Georgia. 70,800; Louisiana,
10000; Mississippi, 9,23S; Oklahoma,
so per cent; Tennessee, about 1000;
South Carolina, $500; Texas, 1880.
Total, approximately 127,53S bales.
4. How many bales of cotton do
you estimate there are in your counc
ty not pledged for money advanced?
Alabama, $4,000; Arkansas, 500
600; Georgia. $4,000; Louisiana, S4,-
5000; Tennessee, $4,000; South Caro-
lima, 10000; Texas, 250,0O0f Total.
1,444,565 bales.
AS pointed out and emphasized by
Mr.. Caldwell, the figures may be
typical of conditions, but they are
swers to the questionaire represent
ed only 35 per cent of banks to
whom they were sent.
Those at Conference
Those attending the conference
Nathan Adams, American Elk
change National bank, Dallas, Tex;
Warren P. Andrew, First National
bank, Fort Worth, Tex; George r.
Argo, Atlanta. Ga; lizzie Bashinski,
Dublin, Ga; Charles G. Bell, Savan-
nah B G and s. rq B1gsea Georga
Cotton company, Albany, Ga; Will
liam Bradford, Agricultural EXten-
sion Service; w. S. Brand, Columbus,
Ga; c. B. Bryant, George H. Nc
c.; n. H, Burt, Gadsden, Ala; E. S.
Butler, Weatherford, Crump com
pany, New orleans, La; Edward T.
Brown, Federal Reserve bank, At
lanta, Ga; C. L. Cobb, Peoples Ma
tional bank, Rockdale' s: C.; Fred
company, savannah, Ga: T. J. Cald-
well. Federal international Banking
company, New Orleans& La; c. A.
Case, Bashinsky Cotton company.
birmingham, Ala; Charles deb. !Clai--
B bar New Orleans G La w. T L. c7ay-
ton, Houston, Tex; Walter G. Coop
er, Atlanta, Ga; r. w. Counts. At
lanta, Ga.
Milton Dargan, Royal Insurance
company, Atlanta, Ga; Henry W.
ia, Ga; Vernon T. Davis. w. ]. Da-
Wis & company, Jackson, Miss; r.
c. Dickersen, Texas Cotton associa-
ton, Waco, Tex; Hugh M. Dorsey;
Georgia Cotton Trust corporation,
International Banking company, At
lanta, Ga; J. Eblin, Howard & Tay-
Tor company, Atlanta, Ga: A. Pat
erson, the Cotton Industry of Po-
land; John +. Flnke, Jr., Weld &
White, New Orleans, La; Gerald
Fitzgerald, Mississippi Delta Cotton
Export & Trade company, Clarks-
dale, Miss.
F. w Foote, First National bank,
Hattiesburg, Miss; NJ. w. Garbutt,
Garbutt company, Fitzgerald, Ga;
W. M. Garrard, w. NJ. Garrard &
Co, IndianoIa; NJ. E. Goode,
M. r. Goode company. Macon, Ga:
r. +. Harding, Fort Worth National
bank, Fort Worth, Tex; John F.
Harris, New York: Richard T. Har-
ris, New York; r. S. Hecht, Hiber-
MIA Bank and Trust company, New
Orleans, La.
w. A. Hicks, American Bank of
Commerce and Trust company, Lit
tie Rock, Ark; S. J. High, Peoples
Bank and Trust company, Tupelo,
Miss; Henry Hillbreath, Ravens
croft & Co., Atlanta; J. B.
Hoist, Columbus, Ga; W. r. Hum
phrey' Humphrey & Co, Green
wood, Miss; Joel Hurt, Continental
Trust company, Atlanta, Ca; Frank
\. Inman, Inman & Howard, Atlanta,
Ca. j. H. B. Jenkins, Jr., Peoples
Bank and Trust company. York, S.
g; w. o. Jones, Elberton Cotton