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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1930
Page
11
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Stock prices slid to multi year lows amid heavy selling tied to election uncertainty. Utilities faced pressure from expected reform, while Pennfruit and Boston wool markets showed limited activity and cautious demand as prices softened.
A sharp selloff in Cities Service shares on the New York Curb Exchange sparked renewed selling across the market. The stock hit 1644 on the curb and 14 off 4% on the Chicago exchange as liquidity rules and margin concerns drove prices down from recent highs. Convertible bonds also fell to new lows on the curb market.
New York stocks opened irregular on Saturday with United States Steel up 4,000 shares at a premium. Weak margins and selling pressured leaders as several issues fell, including American Telephone General Electric United Corporation Ethyl Corporation Steel Coca Cola and Radio Corporation amid a narrow trading range.
Jacob Niggemeyer files a partition petition in the Common Pleas Court of Athens County Ohio against William McGrath Kay McGrath Charlotte Light Phoebe Burnham Marey McCollins and others claiming land from A C McGrath in Section 11 Lod Township 42 acres. Respondents must answer by November 20 1930 or petition alterations will be assumed true. Emmett Keenan attorney for Niggemeyer.
M. Johnson, a 30th candidate, is recorded as the probate judge for the county with a date noted as 10-27-30th on official records.
Colonel William E. Easterwood of Dallas gave Coste and Bellonte $25,000 for their Atlantic flight and back to Dallas. He attended the Mexia airport dedication wearing a hat adorned with emblems of nearly 50 aviation clubs, highlighting his aviation passion.
New York trading showed continued selling with buyers present, driving industrials to late 1920s levels. Cities Service faced heavy dumping across exchanges, while bond markets absorbed new issue approvals totaling 400 million dollars. Rail shares led liquidation, but officials noted orderly, persistent demand at times and optimism for upcoming flotations.
Prepare a cold frame by cleaning and warming soil. Sow or move double daisies pansies and violas now, ensuring protection from frost. Maintain moisture and monitor for growth so transplants root before spring garden planting.
The notice lists a Baltimore Maryland and Pennsylvania poultry and livestock auction with weights and prices for live poultry ducks turkeys and other stock. Items include leghorns roosters and various ages with per pound or per unit pricing and assorted extras for creamery goods.
Fragmented listing shows Ohio egg price 2.75 per 16 lb round whites and Maine green products 2.95 per 120, with Idaho poultry price ranges 23.56 to 83.75 per 100 lb. Not fully clear due to OCR errors but indicates regional commodity quotes and poultry terms.
Unclear fragment mentions produce, creamery, and scores with incomplete names. No definite event or entities to confirm a full news item.
Readable fragments describe a record of horcinted scores and case counts with numbers such as 43 firsts and 338 graded. The text lacks clear context or named entities.
Fragmentary OCR text shows scattered numbers and terms like score 02 9 4 new cases 414 percent and ducks 20-27. No coherent event or entities clearly readable.
Fragmentary figures indicate unsettled market activity with receipts trading and small percentage changes amid scattered notes. Mentions of fiesta 82 and various numbers appear as stray data in the ordinaries section.
Grain prices in Toledo show varied quotes with wheat futures and cash bids listed. Officials note slight changes in prime and feed grades while nearby markets report adjusted rates and commodity movements.
Fragmentary cattle market figures show receipts around 1.008 with holdovers 600. Prices drift higher in places with hogs easing to 3.00 per unit and fat lambs around 47.40. Packing sow values, top bids, and breading lambs appear inconsistent in the provided text.
The fragmentary OCR cites varied items including toys, 4G standings, numeric placeholders, and scattered prices. Readable names and concrete items are minimal, making interpretation difficult. No coherent event or person stands out for a solid summary.
Bank clearings in New York show Mova earnings of 1.6999 billion with 134 million in clearings. Uni federal reserves edit balance at 120 million, indicating mixed financial activity across institutions.
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