South campaign group formed to promote region
Nashville reports the Industrial Association of the South, Inc. organized to advertise the South and raise about 500000 for publicity. Officers elected include I. W. Honvee as president and J. O. Cheek as treasurer. Directors span Tennessee, Alabama, North Carolina, Kentucky, and beyond with several states yet to be assigned. Next meeting may be in Louisville.
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Tenn
Perneal Organization
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Industrial Association of the South, Incorporated
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I. W. Honvee
John M. Gr
Dobbs
Atlanta
Elmer Clark
Litte
Delegates Named at A M E Conference in Valdosta
The South Georgia A M E conference named nine delegates to the senior regional assembly after a strenuous day. Members Rava Whittaker and H W Anderson were retired from active duties. The Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary society contributed 501 for preachers and mission points. Memorials for Bishop Turner and deceased members were planned. An educational meeting featured speakers from Morris Brown College and Atlanta institutions.
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Valdosta
South Georgia A. M. BE
Wood
Ww. Whittaker
H.W. Anderson
Lawrenceville to Have Merchant Roller Mill
Lawrenceville Ga October 1 Sammon the proprietor announces plans for a three story merchant roller mill on his Seaboard track lot. Construction will begin within days and the mill should operate before the next wheat harvest with a side track added for supplies. The project promises better flour for the community and improved local commerce.
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Laverynceville
Peceroberi
Sammon
Proprievera Industeiess
Hig Lotytha
Professional views on cotton market in December report
Special report from New York and Manchester notes tentative gains in cotton prices due to demand and supply shifts. Analysts describe a volatile market with cautious buying, while futures show limited strength amid mixed spot signals and forecasts of tighter supply.
Sea Island Cotton Market Steady in Dec Week
Sea Island cotton market steady as of December 3 with weekly quotations for Fancy Floridas and Georgias at 24 cents, extra choice 24, and other grades at 24. Sales reached 1,137 with receipts and shipments totaling 1,217 and stock at 13,831.
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Sea Island
Fancy Floridaz
Klas
Exta Choice
Chaice
Continued Liquidation Fails To Curb Uptrend in Cotton
New York December 3 Further scattering liquidation absorbed in the cotton market today and rallies followed an early decline as January contracts rose to 12.40 before closing at 12.36. The list closed steady with a small net advance, while Liverpool prices showed widening gaps and active demand from Liverpool straddlers. March and May contracts moved to 12.87 and 12.87 respectively, with late gains masked by renewed selling. Spot cotton in New Orleans opened steady then eased, week-long liquidation and bureau reports shaping activity, with prices hovering around the 12 cent area and stocks reported at 46,620 bales.
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Rantase
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Orleans
Yeesterday
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Mars
Farret Wood
London
Yiells
Canadian Pacific
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Reading
Ion Pacific
Southern Pacific
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Bries
New Haven
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Steel
Bethlehem Steel
Porto Rico
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Everpty
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Bradstreet assesses busy business week and rising prices
Bradstreet's review notes an exceptionally active week in trade and manufacturing with widespread reports of depleted stocks and rising prices. Jobbers, wholesalers, retailers, manufacturers and bankers report brisk activity, though supply lags and higher costs curb demand. Weekly bank clearings reach $4,913,174,000.
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New York
Bradstreet
LES
Yoflla
Cotton Movement Across Ports and Markets
Cotton movement reports show New Orleans and Gulf ports with middling prices around 12 to 12.60 for receipts and stocks totaling about 1.4 million bales, plus season receipts 3.2 million and exports near 1.84 million. variety of ports including Galveston Mobile Savannah Charleston Wilmington Norfolk and more, with Houston and New York figures and intermarket movements. broader commodity market notes include hogs cattle and wool trends from Chicago St Louis and Savannah with December updates.
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Galveston
Saies
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Charleston
Mdaing
Wilmington
Norfolk
Nates
Balliiare
Yvoisi “Tor “Weex
Baltimore
New York
Boston
Phiadelphia
Newport News
Brunswick
Cerry
Houston
Stocks Develop Healthy Gains on Mixed New York Day
The New York market showed reduced activity but consolidated gains as pessimism from earlier sessions faded. Banks reported cash increases, money markets offered favorable rates, and rails and industrials rose, with United States Steel rebounding and copper stocks firm.
Atlanta Live Stock Market Prices Report
The Atlanta live stock market shows beef steers mixed from $4.25 to $6.84, good to choice cows $4.00 to $5.99, and hogs $6.00 to $8.50 with demand steady. Corrections from White Provision Company list various grain, meat, and grocery quotations and receipts, noting active demand for well turned cattle and hogs, plus mixed hog weights and prices.
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Atlanta
W.al White, Jr
White Provision Company
Wheat and grain markets show mixed moves in Chicago trading
Chicago grain notes wheat rises on Liverpool demand and export hopes yet closes mixed with gains near 1.5 percent. Corn dips as hogs and provisions shift. traders cite British cargoes and Canadian export competition. Market summaries from St Louis and Kansas City report varied wheat and barley quotes along with sugar and tea futures in New York.
Yesterday's Trends in Finance and Markets
New York reports a quiet session with little price movement. May contracts trade near 8.8 and September ranges 6.5 to 6.88, while London exchange advances 1 16d. U.S. visible supply and warehouse deliveries show a five month excess over last year, attributed partly to Europe exports.
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Europe
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Peewee
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Walem
Metals and Provisions Market Roundup in New York and Chicago
December 3 market notes show mixed metal quotes with spot copper around 19.15 to 20.00, tin at 28.76, and London futures and electrolytic copper around 18 25 and 98 10m. Spelter quoted near 16.75 to 81.25, antimony at 175, futures activity listed. in Chicago cash provisions include lard at 8.20 and ribs at 10,530.
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