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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1910
Page
5
Amusements section previewing The Cow and the Moon a new musical extravaganza by A Sellon at Sugar's Theatre Sunday. Highlights include two new acts a Pullman sleeping car scene a land voyage thriller and realistic loco sounds. Cast led by Arlon Lee Colby with a company of performers.
Jevelop Wisconsin Industries in Milwaukee area faces a developing setback as the Wisconsin Manufacturals Association reports the national impact of industrial strains. Officials from Aukee express concern over delayed shipments and potential job losses amid ongoing economic pressure.
Yesterday afternoon from two to six Mrs. Henry Bernstein entertained in honor of Mrs. Gleaves of Virginia. The event featured crepe chrysanthemums in crimson and carnation pink, white gowns with pink accents, and scorekeeping by four young ladies. Prizes of perfume bottles went to Mrs. Bert Williams and Mrs. A A Forsythe, followed by a turkey luncheon.
Democratic members-elect of the Indiana lower house gathered at the Denison hotel in Indianapolis to discuss organization and the upcoming legislative program. Speakers for the speakership and other prominent party leaders from across the state attended the conference.
Cheyenne Wyo Dec 14 Pursuant to a call issued by Governor Brooks a convention of oil men of the State assembled here today to plan for an organized effort to develop what the Governor pronounces the enormous oil fields of Wyoming which are second to none in the Union in abundance and quality
The New Orleans market reported spots at 147-148 with steady sales of 560 bales and futures with small ranges for January and March. New York spots stood at 15.15 with steady trading and futures shown for March and May. A Liverpool sale of 8000 bales is noted with prices around 8.09.
Monroe La December 14 1910 Nell Brothers reiterate crop estimate 11.4 million bales and consumption of American cotton about 12.5 million, with census forecast bulling markets. Interior reports bullish gains Dec 1–13. Greenville gin data show declines. Liverpool closes up 7–8 points with middling at 8.09. American markets rise in forenoon, though ranges show pressure on March. Trade expects similar ginning as last year 481,000 from Dec 1–13, total ginned about 10,621,000 vs 9,358,000 prior year. Spots firm amid futures advance.
M. K. Sperling presents The Sergeant's Stripes a Melies war drama. The Masquerade Cop Essanay comedy Hank and Lank Essanay comedy Buffalo Fight Pathe sports Max in the Alps Pathe comedy Simple Charity Biograph drama Hudnal's Orchestra performs nightly from 7:30 to 10:30 p.m.
Admission details for adults ten cents children five cents with matinee at 3 30 and night at 7 30 doors open thirty minutes prior Matinee admission five and ten cents listed.
Receipts at all U S ports total 1 124 000 this year up from 807 000 last year with New York at 243 000 and New Orleans 242 000. Today s receipts 60 000 versus 22 000 last year and this week 282 000 against 126 000. Interior towns total 124 000 this week compared with 63 000 last year while stocks stand at 618 000 versus 572 000. Texas rains continue and more rain is forecast. Market sentiment remains bullish despite favorable statistics. E D Windes notes. London strikers accept employer terms ending boilermaker lockout affecting 50 000 men. Read the News Star classified Ads.
President Taft has accepted an invitation to address the Southern Commercial Congress in Atlanta next March. He will speak on "A Greater Nation Through a Greater South," outlining his program and aims for stronger regional progress and national unity.
New Orleans and Chicago markets reported firmer tone in December trading. Cotton steadied with 8 to 9 point uptick while wheat held firm with unchanged to 3-8 higher moves. Provisions posted mixed changes from 7.5 points up to 2.5 lower as activity varied across commodities.
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