Auto Association Members Get Back Large Sum Money
Enterprise Bureau Raleigh April 11 The Carolina Motor Club reports 167108.84 total income with 83288.65 returned to members in direct services and the rest covering general expenses and reserves. President Charles S. Wallace notes assets 34439.62 current liabilities 7938.66 reserve 17676.75 and unused surplus 8474.11. He cites 85188.65 direct service cost with retail value over 335850.76 and an average value of 53.25 per 10 membership fee. The year saw 719980 road information calls 1557890 maps and tour books distributed serving 375996 people. Net license plate and title fees totaled 2952091.75 from 316196 plates, 72.5 percent of 368703 issued in North Caro.
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Enterprise Bureau
Sir Walter Hotel
Raleigh
Charles S. Wallace
Morehead City
Carolina Motor Club
Coleman W. Roberts
Wallace
North
Caro
Woman credits Lydia E. Pinkham remedies for recovery
Mrs. Euna Griece of Route 3 Denison Texas says Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound eased nervousness and constipation and returned her energy to work. She recommends the medicines to others and welcomes inquiries.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Denison
Texas
Lydia
Pinkham
Euna Griece
Route 3
Box AS
State reports vehicle recovery finance totals for members
The state reports 76,419 plates by mail and 24,970 at the Raleigh office. Valuation of stolen cars recovered for members is placed at 133,650. Rewards paid and cost of recovery service amounted to 8,4355. During the year 365 legal cases were settled and 4,631.3 in damage claims collected for members.
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State Solid
Raleigh
Endeavor Union Supper Postponed in High Point
The High Point Christian Endeavor union mass meeting and banquet set for tomorrow at 6:30 PM at the new Presbyterian church has been indefinitely postponed due to bad weather and conflicting dates. A luncheon for leaders and pastors will be held at First M P church tomorrow at 12:35 PM with speeches by Hewitt F. Cunningham and Stokes Rawlins.
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High Point Christian Endeavor Union
New Presbyterian Church
North Main Street
A. J. Koonce
M. P
Christian Endeavor Movement
High Point
Hewitt F. Cunningham
Chattanooga
Tenn
Stokes
Rawlins
Greensboro
North Carolina Union
P T A Meeting Set At High Point High School
The High Point High School parent teacher association will meet Thursday at 7 30 p m in the school gymnasium. The program features talks by KE Spencer boys physical education director W E Marlette athletics director and Miss Bevie Wilson girls physical education director with demonstrations by pupils. Parents are invited to inspect the new gymnasium and equipment.
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High Point High School Parent Teacher Association
High Point High School
KE. Spencer
W. E. Marlette
Bevie Wilson
Helffrich Withdraws From Team Competition
Alan Helffrich, famed for beating Paavo Nurmi in a half mile and a 1924 Olympic team member, says he cannot compete for the squad this season due to business reasons.
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Helffrich
Alan Helffrich
Paavo Nurmi
Major 1927 profits and 1928 forecasts from key firms
Pac Gas and Elec earned 2.66 a share on 2,628,566 common in 1927 versus 2.54 on 114,604 in 1926. Pac Tel and Tel February net after taxes 1,012,292 vs 834,465 in Feb 1927. Southern Pipe Line directors authorized 15 a share from capital stock reduction, payable June 15. Dodge Bros quarter ended March 31 earnings 0.01 a share versus 0.03 in 1927. Nash Motors declared extra 0.50 and regular 1.00 dividends with dates May 1 and April 20. Canadian Pac gross first week April 3,567,000 vs 3,233,000 a year earlier. year to April 7 gross 49,566,000 vs 45,356,000 in 1927. American Petroleum Institute estimate domestic crude oil production week ending April 7 at 2,395,250 barrels daily, down 17,359 from prior week. Dow averages: industrials 209.23, rails 142.14. Clark & Co. commentary on market strategy urges buying recommended issues under 75 and adding rails, oils, and steel exposure.
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New York
Pac. Gas and Elec
Pac. Tel
Tel
Southern Pipe Line
Dodge Bros. and
Subs
Nash Motors
Company
Canadian Pac
American Petroleum Institute
MO. F. Clark & CO
Cotton Market Outlook and Weather News from New York
The report notes cotton prices higher by 6 to 8 points from yesterday with 7,000 "miles" traded and quotes 1109 vs 1115. Weather maps forecast rain in eastern regions with warmer temperatures, central belts seeing showers, and western Texas fair skies. Analysts view strong fundamentals, temporary pauses from profit taking, and advise cautious purchases amid weather sensitivity and boll weevil risk.
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New York
Western
West Texas Fair
Panhandle
Memphis
Oklahoma
Texas
Oklahoma City
Fall River
Worth Street
Whitney's Letter Weighs Market Top Not Yet Ready to Take Profits
Whitney notes a suspected temporary top in the market averages but argues individual strength remains. many exceptions would be needed to justify taking profits now. The piece discusses the broader implications of these movements for investors and timing.
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New York
Butter and Cheese Prices Reported in New York
Butter unsettled with receipts of 12 085. Creamery prices higher than extra 45 14 46. Cheese steady with receipts 257 777. The report notes market movement in butter and cheese in New York trading.
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New York
New York Eggs Steady as Receipts Rise
New York poultry report shows eggs steady with receipts totaling 563,527. Fresh gathered first grade 27-814, storage packed first 30% 381%, first 29 14 30%. Pacific coast white extra 47 38.
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NEW York Poultry
New York
Pacific Coast
Chicago Livestock Market Report April 11
Chicago hogs sold 18 000 with prices mostly 10 cents lower than Tuesday. top 9.10 for light lights and pigs, various weight ranges quoted. Cattle and calves totals listed with price ranges for steers, cows, bulls, vealers, and stocker feeders. sheep 8 000 with fat lambs, ewes, and feeder lambs showing mixed changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
New York Cotton Futures Close Summary
Cotton futures closed with Jan 1927 at 1921, May 1971, July 1957, Oct 1940, Dec 1930. Open highs and lows shown for each contract. market prices moved within narrow ranges during the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cotton futures close steady with small gains in New Orleans
In New Orleans on April 11, cotton futures finished steady with net advances of 1 to 4 points. Highlights show May near 1940, July around 1926, October at 1901, and December near 1898, reflecting a slight uptick across contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Congress Debates Cotton Marketing Overhaul and Straddles
Washington April 11 The cotton marketing machinery overhaul from the 1927 price collapse dominates both chambers. Senator Smith signals new regulatory legislation while the Senate probes market straddles and Clayton of Houston faces cross examination. In the House the Vinson bill for cotton futures regulation gains hearings with Safford endorsing general principles aligned to the Randsell bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
House
Smith
South Carolina
Congress
Anderson, Clayton and Company
Houston
Texas
Agriculture Committee
Vinson
Representative Vinson
Georgia
H. C. Safford
American Cotton Shippers Association
Cotton market climbs on weather signals and cables
New Orleans reports show an early 14 to 17 point rise in cotton prices as unfavorable weekly weather and crop reports plus higher Liverpool cables drive gains. May, July, and October futures peak around 19.35, with some profit taking lowering prices later, while the market stays firm on an improving outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Liverpool
Texas
New York
Weather Bureau
London
India
China
Wheat prices surge on grim government wheat outlook
Chicago trading opened with active wheat buying and a sharp price rise after a government report lowered winter wheat prospects. July and September futures climbed above prior highs, opening 17.8 to 31.8 cents higher and holding near early gains. Corn and oats firmed. cotton spot price noted in Charlotte.
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Chicago
New York Stocks Open With Mixed Early Trading
Stocks opened uneven on the New York market with modest gains in some sectors and declines in others. Traders monitored inflation data and corporate earnings as the session began.
Bulls Regain Control Of Stock Market Early Doubt Eases
The report notes a firm cotton market after an early doubt with gains from favorable Liverpool cables and weather news. It also describes a broad stock rise led by speculators and a reduced call money rate, plus a merger plan involving Adams-Millis Corporation and related North Carolina firms with stock exchanges outlined.
Foreign exchange rates in New York on April 11
The New York market shows mixed quotations for world currencies. Rates listed include Great Britain 4.87 percent demand, France 3.93 percent demand, Germany 23.90 percent, Belgium 13.96 percent, and Argentina 42.70 percent, with others like Tokyo 47.78 and Shanghai 63.12 percent cited.
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Foreign Exchange
New York
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Switzerland
Spain
Greece
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Jugoslavia
Austria
Rumania
Argentine
Brazil
Tokyo
Shanghai
Montreal
Spot cotton closes steady in New Orleans market
New Orleans on April 1 reports spot cotton closing steady with no change. Sales total 1,668 bales while the market shows low middling around 18.93 to 20.08 cents per pound and receipts of 4,95? stock at 413,300 bales.
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New Orleans
Wheat Prices Jump on Government Crop Report Signals
Wheat surged nearly six cents a bushel today, driven by a government crop report showing a tradicall low condition for the spring growing season and triggering heavy buying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United States
Cottonseed Oil Prices Steady in New Orleans Trade
Cottonseed oil closed steady in New Orleans with futures listed for prime summer yellow and crude at 9.40 and 8.62 percent respectively. Prices for the near and deferred months span April through November with values from 9.50 to 10.06.
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New Orleans
Call money and bankers acceptances rise in New York
Call money strengthens with a closing bid around 6 percent and 60-90 day maturities at 4 7 percent. Time loans firm with mixed collateral, 4 to 6 month mercantile paper at 4 percent. Bankers acceptances show bids and asks near 3 percent for 30 to 90 day terms.
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Ali
MONEY
New York
Money Strong
Prime Mercantile
Liverpool cotton prices steady with declines in spot market
Cotton spot in fair demand at Liverpool with prices down across grades. American strict good middling 11.59, good middling 11.29, middling 11.09, receipts 19 000 bales of which 6 300 American, sales 7 000 bales. Futures closed quiet with May 10.57 and January 10.19.
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Liverpool
Chicago potatoes market report Apr 11 Potatoes receipts and prices
Chicago market summary shows 51 carloads received on track 411 total U S shipments 570 carloads. Old stock strong with fair to good demand especially for northern No 1 Wisconsin sack round white 29.00 2.15 and Minnesota 1.75 1.99. Idaho sack russets No 1 2.00 2.15 commercial 1.75 down. Texas sac ked bliss goods 5.75 6.00 Florida blis Spalding Rose 11.00 mostly.
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Chicago
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Idaho
Texas
Bliss
Florida
Spalding
Sugar market steady with quiet futures in New York
In New York on April 11 sugar prices held at 4.52 cents delivered with little new business. The market showed more duty free offerings and a barely steady undertone as refiners held off. Futures trading remained quiet with midday tone steady to unchanged or up to two points. Refined grades held at 5.95 to 6.00 cents for fine granulated amid withdrawals on old orders showing some improvement.
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New York
London
Turpentine and Rosin Stocks Reported in Savannah
Turpentine firm shows 53 percent sales, 230 receipts 377 stock 7 896 with no shipments. Rosin firm posts 1 126 sales 1 103 receipts 0 shipments and stock 51 674. Market quotes listed for multiple grades in ranges.
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Naval Stores
Savannah
Grain price readings from Chicago market report
Grain prices listed for Chicago on April 11 show No. 2 hard wheat at 1.47 to 1.484 dollars per bushel and No. 1 northern spring at 1.48. Corn varieties quoted around 98 to 1.44, oats at 62 to 63.25, rye at 1.23, barley 0.88 to 0.96, and Timothy seed 3.15 to 3.90 with Clover seed 20.25 to 27.25.
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Chicago
Metals Market Report Summary New York Apr 11 1926
Copper steady electrolytic spot and futures at 14 percent. Tin eases with spot at 52.00 and futures at 51.87. Lead steady with spot prices 610 in New York and 605 in East St. Louis. Zinc quiet with East St. Louis spot 572 and futures 575. Antimony at 975.
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New York
East St. Louis
Cottonseed oil closes steady on futures prices
New York report shows cot tonseed oil closing steady with futures levels listed for months from April through November and an 9,100 sales figure. Prices peak for August at 10.45 and October at 10.60 while prime summer yellow sits at 9.70.
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New York
U.S. Government Bond Quotes Apr 11 New York
U S Government bonds listed with Liberty series prices and Treasury notes and bonds. Liberty 3438 at 101.7 Liberty first 444s at 102.16 Liberty first second 4148 at 102. Liberty Liberty third 4s at 100.14 Liberty third 4346 at 103.12 Treasury 4345 at 115.20 Treasury 4s at 110.20 Treasury 3% at 107.25 Treasury 3s at 102.25.
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Tl. Ss. Bonds
New York
U.S
Liberty
Liberty First
Liberty Liberty
Treasury
Dempsey Arrives in New York Saying He Won’t Fight
Jack Dempsey arrived in New York today and, amid noisy welcome, dismissed comeback talk by stating he would not fight for fifty million dollars.
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New York
Jack Dempsey
Anging
Tunney Signs Exclusive Boxing Pact With Tex Rickard
Miami Beach April 11 Gene Tunney heavyweight champion announced signing an exclusive boxing contract with promoter George Tex Rickard. The deal becomes effective after his current agreement ends October 1 with Tunney stating he signed the document last night.
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Tex
Special Stockholders Meeting for Pointer Hosiery
Notice to stockholders of Pointer Hosiery Company of a special call meeting in High Point Guilford County North Carolina at the Wachovia Bank Directors Room to discuss company matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pointer Hosiery Company
High Point
Guilford County
North Carolina
Wachovia Bank & Trust Company
Piedmont Mills Stockholders Meet On Merger Plan
Stockholders of Piedmont Mills Inc meet at The Wa chovia Bank High Point office to consider a merger agreement under Chapter 77 North Carolina 1925 with High Point Hosiery Kernersville Knitting Pointer Hosiery and Adams Millis corporations. Exchange implied for First and Second Preferred and Non Par Value common stock in Adams-Millis Corporation.
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Public Laws of
North Carolina
Piedmont Mills, Inc
Kernersville Knitting Company
High Point Hosiery Mills, Inc
Adams-Millis Corporation
Adams Millis Corporation
J. H. Adams
Pointer Hostery Co
Kernersville Knitting Company to Hold Special Stockholders Meeting
A special meeting for Kernersville Knitting Company stockholders will be held in High Point North Carolina at 2 30 PM to consider a merger plan with Adams Millis Corporation. The exchange involves stock in Kernersville for First and Second Preferred and Non Par Value Common Stock to be issued by Adams Millis after the merger.
Adams-Millis merger plan for High Point Hosiery mills board
The stockholders meeting at High Point NC will vote at 2:00 PM on a plan to merge High Point Hosiery Mills Inc Kernersville Knitting Adams-Millis and Pointer Hosiery into Adams-Millis Corp The exchange involves stock of Adams-Millis Corp to be issued to High Point Hosiery in a merger agreement dated April 4 1925.
Adams-Millis stockholders meet to consider merger plan
Special meeting of Adams-Millis Corporation stockholders is set for May 2 1928 at 3:00 PM in the Directors Room of The Wachovia Bank & Trust Company to vote on a merger with Piedmont Mills Kerners Hosiery Company and High Point Hosiery Mills under Adams-Millis Corporation. Stock exchange terms include issuance of First and Second Preferred and Non Par Value Common Stock. The action is authorized by President A. Adams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piedmont Mills, Inc
High Point
Guilford County
North Carolina
Wachovia Bank & Trust Company
High Point Hosiery Mills, Inc
Kernersville Knitting Company
Pointer Hosiery Company
Adams- Millis Corporation
Adams-Millis Corporation
Adame-Millis Corporation
J. H. Adams
Adams Millis Corporation
J. BE. Millis
Adams-Millis Corporations
A. Bi. Adams
Adams-Millis Corp
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