Foreign Buying Steadies Cotton Market in New Orleans
New Orleans November 1 The cotton market closed near last week's level with a 6 to 9 point loss. Prices dipped as long cotton liquidations weighed on spirits but steadying buying by foreign interests emerged on the decline. Frosts had little effect, the crop season end view tempered by Oklahoma losses. A late-week tilt to bullish forecasts followed the census report expectations around 8,800,000 bales. Ginning data and spot demand inside the interior will shape early week prices. The deadlock in the spot market persists, and a market shift is awaited to escape the rut. Trading is expected light ahead of the December 10 crop estimate by the Agriculture Department.
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Values Decline On Stock Market
New York financial report notes a week of decreased activity and weaker sentiment across stocks. War shares drop from peak levels while Bethlehem Steel and other metals slide. copper gains and copper demand rise amid concerns of market manipulation and short selling. Petroleum stocks climb with Sessar leading a 4 point weekly gain. steel mills run at full capacity and railroad tonnage hits near record highs. earnings are expected to surpass recent records.
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Outcast drama shown by Atlanta tonight thrills crowds
Atlanta Audit Co Inc reports on a vivid stage drama titled Outcast shown in Atlanta tonight. The event draws attention as a standout performance of the season by a standout company known for thorough audits.
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Atlanta Audit Co., Inc
Atlanta Tonight
Cold Weather Fuels Trade Growth and Industrial Activity
Bradstreet and Dun reports show fresh momentum in trade with higher prices, better money demand, record bank deposits, and growing payrolls. Unemployment drops and robust production across iron and steel, machine tools, textiles, lumber, and munitions back a broad national expansion, though labor shortages and strikes temper some gains.
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Steel Orders For Week Reach 175000 Tons
New York November 21 No relief in sight for steel mills as supply lines tighten. Fordan interests seek material and pay premiums while ocean freight costs push purchases. Rail and car contracts place heavy orders for 1916 and 1917 with multiple railroads and manufacturers ordering thousands of tons and numerous components including wheels spikes and projectiles. Two new battleship plates add to demand.
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Chasing Highwayman Wounds Police Officer at Peters Street
Bicyclist Bill McKenney of the evening watch lies in Grady hospital with a badly fractured knee after chasing a Negro highwayman on Peters Street. He tripped on a stone block and fell while pursuing the suspect, who escaped with Officer Gaissert near the lower end of Peters Street.
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Bank Clearings in United States for the Past Week
United States bank clearings for the past week totaled 9 4 943,790,800 with New York, Boston, Chicago and Philadelphia leading among major centers. The report lists regional figures against last year and prior week, noting changes and comparing with last year’s totals.
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Condition of Treasury November 21 Net balance and receipts
Washington November 21 The condition of the United States treasury shows net balance in general fund 1111552730 total receipts 2475884 total payments 1756956. The deficit this fiscal year is 4555475 a comma 50426015 left year exclusive of nominal canal and public debt transactions.
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Factories at Rome are running overtime
Rome Ga November 21 Special Great industrial activity is apparent in Rome Practically all manufacturing enterprises are running over time many with extra forces A number of new enterprises are under way The Georgian Manufacturing company forming to produce nitrocellulose and bleach linters absorbent cotton second plant in Rome The Union Manufacturing company finished an order of 26060 uniforms for Mexico F C Moore owner of a laundry in Jellico Tennessee plans to move to Rome C W Raitt rolling mill at Lafayette contemplates moving here Northern men push for a cement plant at Gore Chattooga county Natural cement stone near Shackelton R G Peters Milling company Shackelton ships over a year a day open a third mine
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Waycross Clean-Up Drive Aims Prosperity Week
Waycross launches a city clean-up campaign starting tomorrow to prep for Prosperity week. The Health league, an women’s group, aids the effort with prizes for the best ward improvement. Mayor Beaton and Health league members will inspect tomorrow and again at campaign’s end before announcing prizes.
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Waycross Mayor Beaton Elected Unopposed in Primary
Waycross Georgia November 21 special report notes no opponent qualified for mayor. Incumbent Scott T Beaton will be returned to office without a re election bid as the city enters the primary period unchallenged.
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See the thrilling stripping drama Outcast at the
A dramatic performance titled Outcast draws attention with its bold stripping premise. The production promises intense scenes and a provocative storyline likely to spark discussion among theatergoers and critics alike.
Martyrs of the Alamo film to stir Texas liberty tale
The article notes the new Griffith film The Martyrs of the Alamo promises a historically faithful portrayal of Texas fight for independence led by Sam Houston with figures like Crockett Bowie and S crouet Smith. Educators view the production as a vivid visual supplement to history for Young America.
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