Markets News Says Business Has Turned the Corner
The article argues that early in the year signs show recovery in business and stock prices. It notes layoffs may continue briefly, but factories reopen and unemployment should not rise materially. Price cuts rise, savers grow deposits, investments demand increases, and monetary easing continues with potential discount rate cuts on the horizon.
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HY Walter BH. Brown
New York Commercial
United News
New York
Gall
Federal Reserve Board
Prices Steadying as Bradstreet Reports
Bradstreet notes steadying price trends with more items rising than falling for the week. Food index holds at 3.42, unchanged from two weeks prior, yet down 2.1 percent from last year. Of 80 commodities listed, 20 advanced, 16 declined, 44 unchanged. banks suffer from frozen farm credits though grain movement may ease January 13.
Cotton Market Gossip From New Orleans Affects January Prices
January contracts rose as the week saw gains in most cotton months with January up to 15.75 and March to 16.00 while spot middling reached 15.00. Strong finished goods demand, rising dry goods activity, and a large New York shipment movement from New Orleans fueled market talk and potential liquidation as expiration nears.
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New Orleans
Atton
New York
New England
Cables
England
Manchester
China
India
Executor questions and estate planning prompts
Would you feel competent or have time to manage a friend's affairs as executor or trustee. The message urges choosing someone reliable for executor of a will or estate affairs to avoid future complications.
Holmes Institute Seeks $3,000 Fund for New Building
Sunday two mass meetings were held to raise a $3,000 fund for Holmes Institute’s new building. Rev J C Briar and Rev J T Dorsey spoke at Ariel Bowen M E church and Mt Zion Second Baptist chapel. Holmes urged aiding colored youth with training regardless of ability to pay.
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Holmes Institute
Ariel
Bowen M
J. C. Briar
Mt. Zion Second Baptist Church
J. T. Dorsey
Zion Second Baptist Church
B. R. Holmes
Methodist Stewards to Meet Tuesday at Trinity Church
Members of the Atlanta Methodist Stewards association will be guests of Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church South Tuesday at 7 pm for the regular meeting. Dr W A Shelton recently returned from the Holy Land will deliver the principal address. Music will be provided by the Trinity orchestra.
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Atlanta
Readjustment to lower level in wholesale commodities
Prices in the wholesale market drift to lower levels with 62 declines and 34 advances on Dunn's Review. Grain changes were narrow but demand both foreign and domestic remained active. wheat and rye light receipts but corn weak. Hogs, cattle, and beef showed strength, provisions rose, butter eased, cheese steady, eggs up due to tight supplies. Iron and steel unsettled while tin and other minor metals improved. cotton roots show concessions. hides and leather steady. building materials show dealer concessions not manufacturer price cuts.
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Dunn
Atlanta Cotton Seed and Product Quotations
Local market notes from Atlanta list receipts and shipments, with quoted prices for crude oil, meal, and linters. Figures show nominal and base prices, including meal Ga and Pt, and various linters grades, all reported as unit prices or ranges in the morning session.
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Linters
Change of Schedule Atlanta and West Point Railroad
Change of Schedule Atlanta and West Point Railroad Effective Sunday January 16 Train No 34 will leave West Point 729 p m LaGrange 4 00 p m New nan 5 20 p m and arrive Atlanta 6 50 p m Train No 36 will arrive Atlanta 11 40 p m and Train No 20 will arrive Atlanta 745 p m J P BILLUPS General Passenger Agent
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West Point
LaGrange
Newnan
Atlanta
Shrine events advance for Yaarah Temple in January
Yaarah Temple announces a series of events at Druid Hills Golf club and Taft hall over January. Nobles must wear evening dress and fez with a Shrine card. Business session set for January 22, ceremonial session January 25, a large ball January 27, with invitation extended to members and visiting nobles.
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Yaarah Temple
Druid Hills Golf Club
Druid Hills Club
Taft Hall
Shrine Card Sale for Patrol Benefit in 1923
A 1923 Shrine card sale promises proceeds to aid the patrol. The item costs 1 dollar and 50 cents, with all funds directed to support patrol efforts.
M L Fleetwood Jr Dies in Cartersville
Cartersville Ga January 16 Special L Fleetwood Jr six year old son of Mr and Mrs M T Fleetwood editor of The Bartow Tribune died at home tonight from pneumonia Funeral services will be held at the residence Tuesday morning at 930 oclock with interment in Oak Hill cemetery Citizens throughout the section extend sympathy to the bereaved family
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Cartersville
L. Fleetwood, Jr
M. TL. Fleetwood
Bartow Tribune
Oak HS
Elizabeth FR Pitman
H M
Tyson
Mattie Tyson
Formwall Street
Dave Tyson
James Cummings
Charlie
Joseph
Wade McGill
W. H Berrier
B B Hale
R W Maddox
Mis
Nancy McGill
C H Webster
A. C. McClain
C P Tyson
H P Tyson
Harry G. Poole
W. T Hunnicutt
Union Station
Knoxville
Tenn
Belle Isle Ivy
Auburn Ave
Brewster
Albert Howell Jr
Arthie Seyman
Brewster, Howell & Heyman
Connally
Atlanta
Aelentone
Lodge Notices Confreres Prepare for Masonic Places
A regular lodge meeting of Capital City Lodge No. 622 F and A M is set for this evening at Fraternity Bell 423 Marietta Street starting 7 30. Entered Apprentice degree to be conferred by Fr E Williams. Candidates urged to present their dues promptly. Visiting brethren invited to join Reddren W M and Benton Sec.
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Atlanta
Fraternity Bell
Marietta Street
FR. E. Williams
Muches
Uny
RE Drennon
W. M. G Benton
Tebanon Lodge
Lebanon Temple
Georgia Avenue
South Pryor Treet
Arther J Dunlap
Local Funeral Notices From Atlanta Area Include Infant Deaths
Infants Miller and Mooney die in private hospitals and residences with services planned in Georgia towns. James, Shimp, and Greer deaths noted. obituaries list survivors and funeral arrangements. Remains to be moved to Maysville, Chattanooga, Newcastle and Newcastle for interment. local morticians named.
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Judea Gary
Bradstreet
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Peachtree
the Tripod Paint Co
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Pryor Place
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H. & B. Beer
Con
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Pointe
Orleans
le York Stock Exchange
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Chicago Board of Trade
Liverpool Cotton Association
Moss & Ferguson
Wall Street
Atlanta Trust Company
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Federal Reserve System
S E
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American Bankers Association
Walter Gregory & Gregory Accountante
Atlanta National Bank
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Western Union
National Clearings
United States
Iuiegraph
Bradstreet’s Journal
Inc. Bee
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ATA
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City. Coal CO
C. P. Talbot Co
M.L. Fleetwood, JR
Lodge
Neil O'Brien
East Fourth Street
Bedford Place
Durant Place
Page Avenue
Peachtrees
Tenth Street
Forrest
George Adair
Healey Bldg
Ivy
Foote & Davies Company
Edgewood and Pryor
Franklin
THE
Tripod Paint CO
James L. Respess
NZO
Publi Accountants Gott Trust CO
Bibs Realty
Macon
Auburn Avenue
Georgia School of Tech
J. M. Watters, Dean
James
Waverly Way
Frank James
M. F James
Clarkston
Awtry & Lowndes Co
Greer
Julian M. Greer
Merriitts Avenue
L. W. Greer
Asheville
N.C
Frank Greer
Chattanooga
Barclay & Brandon Co
Shimp
Charles L. Shimp
Catherine Heller
H. G Heller
Hill Street
Carley Reisner
Newcastle
W. L. Hampton
Marietta
Joseph B. Gartrell, Sr
Ashington
Burlington Hotel
Rooma and
Bath
Warrington
D, C
P. H. Adams
Stan & Kinster
North Broad Street
Grant
Joel B. Mallett
Healey
Bell & Ellis
Atlana
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