Made in Carolina cloth to be highlighted in state
North Carolina efforts promote marking of state made textiles in local stores. The Made in Carolina campaign, backed by the conservation department, 4-H and women's clubs, aims to help buyers identify Carolina goods. Craven county home demonstration clubs held a style revue with 191 dresses made from Carolina dress goods.
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Serum From Blood of Maryland Boy Aids Typhus Research
A 13 year old Maryland boy named Julian Morris donated a half pint of his blood to U S government scientists in Washington. The blood is used to protect researchers Dr R E Dyern and Dr L F Badger as they pursue a cure for typhus in guinea pig experiments. Dr George W McCoy says there is real danger from laboratory typhus work and the blood may protect for about a year.
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Cottonseed oil market steady with little change
In New Orleans the cottonseed oil market held firm with cotton moves guiding prices. Prime summer yellow oil closed unchanged at 75.5 cents and prime crude at 6.62 percent, reflecting a quiet session with few fluctuations.
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Futures Close Steady With Mixed August to January Prices
Futures closed steady with August at 7.60 and October to January trading around 7.85. The brief report notes firm sentiment across contract months and no major moves in the near term.
Cantilevered Color Mix Creates Unpredictable Shelf Design
Experimental method invites pouring five or six colors together on hanging book shelves. Outcome depends on chance, yielding a fascinating abstract pattern and unique visual effect.
Beaded 1930 gowns hint at winter fashion return
A heavily beaded gown has been cut for a long time but new 1930 era designs may appear before winter ends. A black chiffon dinner ensemble features discreet beading to resemble a bolero with a low skirt flounce in jet and scarlet beads.
Market Ends Mixed After Heavy Friday Selloff
Stock trading cooled with a heavy close after two selling waves and a late-sessional rally. United States Steel reported July orders up 53,991 tons while overall volumes stayed around 1.5 million shares as investors covered shorts.
Heaviness Evident in Curb Market Trading
The curb market showed a heavy tone as selling dominated trading on August 9 with utilities oils and specialties steady to firm on short covering. Electric Bond and Share rallied then closed near unchanged after heavy covering. American Gas and Electric slipped then recovered. Industrials sagged with several named stocks closing near yearly lows while total volume ran higher than the previous Saturday.
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Cottonseed oil prices vary with unsettled markets in New York
In New York August 9 cottonseed oil trades were active but erratic as other markets influenced sentiment. Most sales occurred at higher prices with old contracts closing 4 to 11 points higher and new contracts 1 to 6 points lower. Prices listed include prime crude 7.00 and various futures from 8.25 to 8.67 for different months.
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Grains See Corn Rally Amid Iowa Crop Loss Estimates
Market action split corn from wheat as corn gains amid official Iowa crop loss estimates and Kansas yield doubts. Wheat weakens on weekend selling while oats track wheat and provisions rise with corn. Heat and drought cloud futures as export demand remains tepid across Canada and Europe.
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Cotton Prices Fall to New Low on Active Trading
In New York on August 9, the market saw renewed selling push cotton to new lows in active contracts. The October contract dipped to 12.20 before closing at 12.36, with the day ending steady overall and up 1 to 7 points net. Continued liquidation, mixed with some buying on steady Liverpool showing, followed by rallies and hedging in London and Bombay reports.
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Soft Spots Seen in Bond Trading
Bond market notes show mixed moves on the New York Stock Exchange with small gains and losses among leaders. High grade bonds fetched top prices of the year, while some issues slipped and a few utilities faced profit taking amid a generally steady to firm foreign list.
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Cotton market quiet as buyers hold firm prices
Cotton goods in New York trading remained quiet with agents unwilling to accept lower prices and buyers showing indifference. Burlaps stayed quiet and firm while July shipments from Calcutta to this continent reached 76,000,000 yards. Silk in Japan held steady to firm and wool goods were purchased moderately.
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Cotton active at New Orleans on brisk Saturday session
Trading in cotton was fairly active with a bearish bias after the government estimate but a late rally as shorts covered for the weekend. October and December prices posted gains, with the market closing near highs. Port receipts and stocks figures for New Orleans, Galveston, and Houston are reported.
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Turpentine Market Report From Jacksonville
Naval Stores data from Jacksonville shows Turpentine firm 35 with sales 15 receipts 341 shipments 248 and stock 138608. Tosin firm reports sales 706 receipts 1350 shipments 3796 stock 78798. Quote prices list B to H 4.00 F 4.05 K 4.20 M 4.15 N 4.60 WG 6.10 WW X 6.08.
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New Orleans Cotton Opens With Mixed Prices in Early Trading
The New Orleans cotton market shows various contract quotes with open and close figures. Prices range across January March and October months with highs and lows scattered, reflecting a fluctuating trading session.
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