Security Market Lacked Strength Advances In New York
New York markets opened weak with war stocks and Kindred specialties dragging the session, while oil issues rose sharply led by a Texas company. Bethlehem Steel Studebaker Willys Overland and Baldwin Locomotive fell 4 to 10 points with copper also soft, though United States Steel showed pressure easing late. Industry activity rose in textiles and mercantile reports, with potential further advances in steel and oil equities anticipated next week amidst improved trade indications and stronger bank reserves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Texas Company
Bethlehem Steel
Studebaker
Willys- Overland
Baldwin Locomotive
Mets
United States Steel
Gore
Emi
Steck Exchange
Siead
Tu- Gay
United States
Panama
Professional views on cotton market shifts and forecasts
A string of Cotton market opinions from New York to New Orleans outlines expectations for prices, stock levels, and demand. Analysts from Hillbeard Bros and Renssome Lyon discuss futures, ginning estimates, and the impact of war, finance, and exports on cotton from Liverpool to the Southeast.
Quiet Rise in Cotton From Monday Ginning Report
New York and New Orleans reports show a very quiet cotton market with small advances in futures, led by mixed cables and earlier week hedging. Prices fluctuated, with March and May contracts edging up then easing as traders awaited the census ginning data and Washington dispatches on early season demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Parisons
Beldins
Talon Amaller
Dunuaty
Faverpool
Renskome
Lyon & CO
Huredit
Bates
Onarise Flild & CO
Ciege
Liverpool
Washington
New Orleans
Census Bureau
Oklahoma
Condition Of Atlanta Federal Reserve Bank Report
The first weekly report of the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta shows year over year resource growth of 14 752 299 22 with total cash reserve and liabilities detailed alongside notes on currency and reserves. The statement discusses federal reserve notes in circulation and notes the ongoing support of the federal reserve system to stabilize currency and banking liquidity.
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Condition OF
Atlanta Federal Reserve Bank
Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta
Lerge
Federal Reserve System
Met
Itis
U.S Treasurer
Federal Reserve
Funeral Reserve
Atlanta Fruit and Produce and Live Stock Prices
Readable lists show corrected quotations for fruits vegetables and live stock in Atlanta. Items include apples, grapefruit, cranberries, pineapples, cabbage, potatoes, turnips, lettuce, and other produce with per barrel and per dozen pricing, plus a long feed and grain table and a detailed provision market from the White Provision Company and local grocers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fidelity Fruit
Atlanta
W. HO White, Jr
Wwu
Gholca
Seaghyy Toten Howe
W. A. Duncan & Co
Gloria
Southern Star
Angel Food
Igleheart
Texas
Purina
Victory
Victory Aerateh
A.B. C
Wehman
Georgia
White Provision Company
Resi Park
Bellies
Averaye
Beliies
Public Asked to Aid With Christmas Mails
Washington November 20 Cooperation of the public in handling Christmas mails is sought by Postmaster General Burleson who urges early mailing to ease the rush. Placards will urge early mailing December 1 and clerks and carriers may work overtime. a note on pulp substitutes appears amid the holiday period.
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Washington
Burleson
Warrant Issued for Georgia Banker Brannon
A warrant for the arrest of I. Q. Brannon former cashier of the Farmers and Merchants bank at Georgetown Alabama was issued. Brannon left Georgetown yesterday and his whereabouts are unknown though he reportedly planned to return. Bond may be posted if he returns. Directors filed the warrant after private and Georgia banking department auditors reviewed the bank books following a $40,000 shortage.
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Bufaula
Ala
I. Q. Brannon
Farmers and Merchants’ Bank
Georgetown
Branno
Brannon
Atlanta
Georgia Banking Department
Miss Irene Smith Owns Little Victory Car
The little yellow car known as Little Victory, once owned by Dr. Anna Howard Shaw and famous for tax resistance, was sold at a Philadelphia auction to suffrage groups, brought to Atlanta, and is now owned by Miss Irene Smith of Piedmont Avenue. The presentation occurred at the Harvest Festival week final ball at Auditorium Armory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Howard Shaw
Philadelphia
Irene Smith
Piedmont Avenue
Philadephia
Atlanta
Eleanor Taoul
Smith
Terrell Court Adjourns After Short November Term
Dawson Ga November 20 Special The November term of the superior court adjourned Friday afternoon after five days in session. There was not a single murder case. Eliza Franklin a Negro woman was given ten months straight chain gang for tunably a blind tiger. Henry Holland colored was also given ten months straight for the same offense. He will work at the county gang and the Franklin woman will go to the state farm.
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Dawson
Eliza Franklin
Henry Holland
Franklin
Festival success praised by Atlanta chamber leader Mell Wilkinson
Mell Wilkinson president of the Atlanta Chamber of Commerce and Southeastern Fair Association hails the Georgia Harvest Festival for drawing thousands to Atlanta and spotlighting state industries. He commends Beaumont Cavison W. W. Orr Edwin Young Clarke and local committees for parades exhibits and cooperative effort across Georgia.
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Mell KR. Wilkinson
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Southeastern Fair Association
Atlanta Chamber
Mr. Wilkinson
Georgia
Edwin Young Clarke
Wilkinson
Atlanta
Ivan M. Allen
Walter G. Cooper
H. G. Hastings
ER M Striplin
Henry Robinson
Woodward
S. B. Turman
Andrew Moule
State College of Agriculture
J. Phil Campbell
Corn Club
Agnes Scott club hosts social tea at East Lake
The Bull Tog club invited the Compu Calors and the Sigs to East Lake Country Club yesterday afternoon for a charms tea dansant. After dancing for thirty minutes the group enjoyed tea and sandwiches in a lively social event.
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Bull Tog Club
Agnes Scott College
Sigs
East Lake Country Club
Oklahoma Cotton Shipment Reaches Atlanta Warehouses
A consignment from Weleetka Oklahoma arrives at the Atlanta Warehouse Company in a freight car carrying sixty five bales. Frierson Brothers of Ada Oklahoma are the shippers, with a total of about four thousand bales expected. The move marks a record long distance storage effort as cotton producers use the facility to store and market their crop over a year.
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Oklahoma
Atlanta Warehouse Company
Weleetka
Okla
Frierson Brothers
Ada
A. P. Coles
Texas
Atlanta
The Pronounced Revival of Business for Christmas
Harry L. Dix, Inc. Diamond Merchants J jewelers in the Candler Building Atlanta promotes a Christmas themed revival in business. The firm highlights notable diamond pieces and offers personal assistance with December delivery and hold service for purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry L. DIX, Inc
Diamond Merchants—Jewelers, Candler Bldg
Atlanta
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Mendy Penning
Amerigusy Gotteeth Liverpool
Ition
Umea
Hillbeard Bros & CO
Nsw
Cp Ellis & Co
Novemer
Wethers
Serge
Ewer
Lambs
St. Louis
Gattle
Kansas City
Buil
James
Southern
Helfora
Stockers
T.ts
Lamba
PSE
Niewera
York
Beu
S. Rog
Marcel
Eigsio
Ferg
Zsigize
Oglesty Grocery Company
Oliver
Rublic
Georgia Banker
L. G. Brannon
Little Victory
Terrell Court
Mell Wilkinson
Lois Dowdle
H. E. Stockbridge
F. J. Merriam
Pryor Street
Southern Railway
Piedmont Parte
Edward Young Clarke
Freident Davison
Rye An
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