High Lights in the Cotton Market
New York analysis after elections notes government reports due and a larger than expected ginned crop. Exports exceed 1923, foreign demand grows, and prices are supported by optimism about two-crop potential. Certificated stock in New York rises, reducing near-term premiums. Market sentiment remains cautiously bullish as reports pause.
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New York
Tober
Hubbard Brob, & CO
Sterling Exchange
Dava Liverpool
Home made Pinex cough remedy claim
An advertisement touts a home made cough remedy using 2 ounces of Pinex in a pint of sugar syrup or molasses to treat ordinary coughs chest colds and bronchial issues within 24 hours. It claims rapid relief soothing throat membranes loosening phlegm and is marketed as cheaper than store bought syrup. The Pines Co Ft Wayne Ind sponsors the claim.
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Justin
U. S. Bureau forecasts larger corn crop this year
Washington reports preliminary crop production estimates with corn at 2.477 billion bushels and a total of 4.459 billion for the year. Other crops listed include buckwheat, white and sweet potatoes, tobacco, flaxseed, and regional state figures for North Carolina, Virginia, Georgia, and several Southern states. A note mentions Adele MacMasters, once a French marquise, selling pencils in St Paul after a series of misfortunes.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
North Carolina
Georgia
Tennessee
Virginia
South Carolina
Fiorida
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Arkansas
Maryland
South Caroiina
Florida
Kentucky
Tennesee
West Voremia
Adele MacMasters
France
St Paul
Hen. H
New York Stock Market Headlines A Record Day
News views and reviews from Livingston & Co report a strong but uneven session with total shares traded surpassing two million. Copper stocks led late gains while Replogle Steel benefited from its coal iron pipe venture amid broad profit taking and ongoing demand. Cotton letters describe a volatile morning with optimism from election signals lifting prices before a mid day rally.
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Svingstop
New York
Coper
Uesena
Livingston & Co
Mila
Commission House
Wheat Smashes Season Records Across Markets
Chicago and New York reports show wheat futures breaking season highs as buying surges thanks to higher Liverpool quotations and poor Argentine and Australian crops. December and May wheat led the rally, with corn, oats, and provisions also firming amid strong export demand and reduced hedging.
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Chicago
Argentina
Australia
United States
Visible grain supplies show mixed changes in bushels
New York on November 10 reports the insi ble supply of American grain with increases in wheat and oats and rye and barley, and a decrease in corn. The figures are given in bushels and reflect shifts in the national stocks as compiled by authorities.
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New York
Copper Group Leads Final Hour Stock Feature
The Copper Group topped the closing hour with gains as Aimizina Smelting rose near ten points to 81. Merrill Mittle copper trades showed demand. American Tobacco steadied then moved up in the final two hours on new buying. Rennecot Angemit and Ceres te Fnace also posted advances amid the market rally. The issue paying 81¢ a share annual dividend highlighted the worth of silver and copper equities in this session.
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Fenner & Beane
New York
Lolays
Rtorhs
Greanu Anaconda
Corre Do Tasco Kennecott
Lersta
Nlower
Oil Life
Standard On of New Jersey
Texas Company
Marinnd
Philipps Petroleum
Waciticil
Invincible
Lexan Company
Sinclair
Cromwell Field
Oklahoma
Stock Exchange
Pacific Coast
Aimizina
Rennecot Angemit
Cereste Fnace
American Tobacco
Unfilled U S Steel Orders Rise in October
New York November 10 Unfilled orders of the United States Steel Corporation on October 13 totaled 3 525 270 tons, an increase of 51 496 tons from the end of September. The report was made public today.
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New York
United States Steel Corporation
Cotton Prices and Futures From Southern Public Utilities Report
Liverpool market reports cotton spot demand moderate with varied grades listed. Prices show strictly good middling 14.21, good middling 14.0, strictly middling 14.26, and lower grades down to 12.61. Futures closed with November 13.20, December 43.23, January 25.28, March 12.50, October 390.
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Liverpool
Pnt
Januars
Ajay
Rain Portrays Bold Human Nature On Atlanta Stage
The Atlanta premiere of Rain by Somerset Maugham provoked astonishment and debate among first-nighters. Critics praise the daring, raw depiction of sex and moral tension, with standout performances by Mia Vaughan as Sadie Thompson and Jeanne Eagles in the original role. The production runs all week, with audiences moved and unsettled.
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Somerset Maugham
Atlante
Davidson
Sadie ‘Thompson
Rain
Miss Vaughn
Jeanne Eagles
New York
Sadie Thompson
Miss Bagles
Pid Vaughn
Mia Vaughan
Augusta Durgeon
Normand Hammond
Rev
Travideon
Wilhott
Bert Swor Tops Excellent Forsyth Bill At Theatre
Forsyth weekly bill opens strong with Bert Swor the headliner delivering sharp humor and songs. Monkeys in Diaz's act and Harmon Sands providing comedy and singing pair up with Fisher and Uurst in Hats and Things and a finale Klown Revue with a diving stunt that may shock. A Felix picture and Pathe News reel cap a varied program. Loy Warwick.
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Forsyth
Bert Swor
Anita
Diaz
Monkeys
Harmon
Sands
Fisher
Uurst
Felix
Pathe
Loy Warwick
Virginia Rucker Headlines at Loew's Grand
Virginia Rucker headlined the Grand theater bill, billed as a vivacious former Russian ballet dancer and vaudeville acrobat. George Morton took second honors with his act of clog dancing and comedy songs. Preston and Yeobel opened with comedy acrobatic stunts while Abbot and White offered a lighter routine. Blanche Winte and Conrad Nagle starred in the photoplay Tess of the D Urbervilles.
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Grand Theater
Virginia Reacher
Pont
Miss Rucker
Chicago
Marigold Gardens
George Morton
Preston
Yeobel
Abbot and White
John Garren
Hoyle
Blanche Winte
Conrad Nagle
Clark W. Booth
Gompers Not Discouraged by Election Defeat
Samuel Gompers said he was not disappointed by the election results and the future is ours politically and industrially. The American Federation of Labor president spoke on his way to the federation convention in El Paso Texas, noting the party’s rapid and splendid showing but declining to discuss 1928 plans.
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Chicago
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
el Paso
Texas
US Grain Exports Rise Sharply in Latest Week
Washington reports exports of grain from the United States jumped to 13,260,000 bushels in the latest week from 6,996,000 the prior week. The Commerce Department released detailed figures showing the week’s totals and comparisons with the previous period.
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Washington
United States
Commerce Department
Capacity Crowd Greets Players in Final Show
The Lyric Theater stage hosted a capacity crowd for the last Atlanta appearance of the long running company. Wilfred Later and Ramona Weaver led a strong cast in a praised come tragedy of married life, drawing laughs and tears as they bid farewell after 340 weeks in the city.
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Lyne
Lyric Theater
Atlanta
Lie
Wilfred
Heith King
Ramona Weaver
Loraine Bernard
Rankin Mansfield
Marion White
Glin Haris
William Macauley
Montague Salmon
Cliff Wheatley
Union County Goes Solidly Democratic 1st Time Since War
Blairsville Georgia November 10 Special For the first time since the exit war Union county Democrats were elected to all political offices in the county Democrats have now the ruling party majorities large in the recent election Judge V M Waldrop was elected on a good roads platform and Yd Jones elected sheriff on a prohibition platform Other officials elected are B H Stone legislature W M Waldropp ordinary C L Butt clerk Ed Jones sheriff J L Turney the receiver Luther Colwell tax collector and James Twiggs superintendent of schools
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Blairsville
Union County
V. M Waldrop
Yd Jones
Sherif
B. H Stone
W. M. Waldropp
C L. Butt
Ed Jones
J. L. Turney
Luther Colwell
James Twiggs
Atlanta's Lyric and City Theaters Spotlight New Releases
The Atlanta program lists major showings at Lyric Grand and Keith's Forsyth along with Howard and Rialto features. Gloria Swanson stars in Wages of Virtue at Howard, while Carmelita and Ben Lyon headline in a Naples-set romance. The Howards present a dramatic Moscow burning sequence with an orchestral score, and Hard Hearted Hannah headlines a prologue.
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Lyriclayers
Loew's
Grand
Loew
Keith
Forsyth
Howard Theater
Gloria Swanson
Metropolitan Theate
Florence Vitor
Rialto Theater
Antonia Moreno
Ayden Ayers
Palace Theater
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France
Alamo No
Coleen Moore
Broadway
Monara
Gloria
Carmelita
Arthur Stringer
Uinehalls
Foreign Legion
Ben Lyon
Legion
Howards
Moscow
Hannah
Hathe Chabpel
Husbands and Lovers at Wegapolitan Met Theater
Review notes the play Husbands and Lovers at the Wegapolitan Met Theater mocks contemporary writers for their plots and finishes with a critique of romance and marriage as mere repetition, as director Jol M Stahl frames the production amid a lively reception and sharp lines about romance.
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Metropolitan Theater
Matt
Finis
Maize
Jol M Stahl
LiVy
Remane
The Story Without a Name at Rialto and Publicity Snippets
The Rialto showcases The Story Without a Name starring Agnes Ayres and Antonio Moreno, Arthur Stringer story adapted by Victor Irvin. critics note it lacks stupendous set pieces but pleases audiences with strong acting and light comedy. Also mentions Wise Duds Meet as a humorous feature and lists Clark’s Famous Cruises with several travel options and agent contacts.
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Riakte
Irvin Willet
Paramount
Agnes Ayres
Antonio Moreno
Rialto Theater
Arthur Stringer
Victor Irvin
Rialto
Miss Ayres
Tony Morentti
Tyrone Power
Dagmar Godowsky
Jack Bohn
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