Stocks Steadier After the Opening
The stock market turned strong after early irregularity with communications stocks leading the advance. The 90 leading stocks index reached its highest level since the November decline as pools resumed and prices rose across industrials rails and utilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Western Union
American Telephone
International Telephone
Col. Sosthenes Behn
Interstate Commerce Committee
Radio Corporation
International Telephone Co
Harlem
Chesapeake & Ohio
Reading Second Preferred
Louisville
Nashville
Missouri Pacific Preferred
Motors
General Motors
New York Stock Totals Across Major Firms Listed
A scanned roster of stocks shows values for Alj Chem Dyé Amer Bet Sug Aon CAN and many others. The list includes Armour ATMOGr Bowse Atlantic Ref and Consolid Gas with mixed percentages and price indicators, highlighting activity across steel tobacco chemicals motors and utilities.
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Alj
Tobacco
Armour A. W
Atlantic
Ereee
Balto
Ohio
Beth
Cannon Mills
Canadian Pac
Jeoes
Ches
Chrysler
Esesessee
Davidson Chem
DuPonti
Une
Houston Oil
Hudson Mtrs
Comb Eng
Nickel
Ligg
Myers
Myers B
Louis
Nash Lorillard (P
Po Pacific
Mont Ward
Ceeveese
NY Central
NYNH
North
Pan Am
Phillip Morris
Phillip Pet
Pullman New
Ees
Rem Rand
Rey
Sou Railway
Studebaker
Alice Gee Tenn Cop and Chem
Pree: Corp
Cesessen
Union Pacific
Escecess
United Cigar
ceCees
Seer U S Steel
Vic Chem
Carol
Ward Baking B
Westinghouse Elec
Western Union Willys Overland
Woolworth
Ellow Truck
Seecees
BO Gleeres
Chicago Livestock Prices Slump Amid Varied Market Signals
Cattle receipts 200 with mixed changes across classes. Better fed steers rise 25 to 50 cents on a forced market, heavy weights lead gains while light yearling cattle drop. Beef cows and butcher heifers fall 75 cents to 1 dollar, and growers 50 to 75 cents down. Sheep volumes large with lambs 50 to 65 cents lower. Hogs 15,000 head with steady to firm tone, top pork prices around 10.35, lighter weights favored. overall trade dull for dressed market amid sluggish demand. Shippers and holdovers sizable as market segments display divergent direction.
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Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Ucattle
Quotations From Continental Oil and Associated Firms
A fragmentary stock listing shows quoted values for Continental Oil and related entities along with miscellaneous figures. The text includes references to Penn Road Corp Vick Finance Adams Mills Com and Son BPACy and other unreadable entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Continental Oil
Word Ltd
Sex Penn Road Corp
Vick Finance
Adams Mills Com and Son
Bpacy' ES
New Orleans Cotton Opens Steady with Gains and Later Rally
The New Orleans cotton market opened steady as Liverpool cables beat expectations with gains of 3 to 6 points. March rose to 16.15 and May to 16.48 before easing, then recouped losses and closed higher by 13 to 16 points, with May and December futures finishing around 16.34 and 17.00 respectively.
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New Orleans
Liverpool
What Congress Is Dong
Senate debates tariff bill as Interstate Commerce hears Colonel Behn of ITT. House sticks with Haugen oleomargerine and Parker motor-bus bills. Elections panels count Wirz bach-McCloskey votes from Texas and review Lawson-Owen race from Florida. Rivers and harbors updates Texas projects. Foreign affairs weighs Columbus lighthouse memorial. Appropriations subcommittees advance navy and deficiency bills. Expenditures mulls Williamson proposal to move prohibition unit to Justice Department.
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Senate
Interstate Commerce Committee
Behn
International Telephone and Telegraph Company
House
Elections Committee
Wirzbach-McCloskey
Texas
Lawson- Owen
Florida
Rivers and Harbors Committee
Foreign Affairs Committee
Columbus
Prohibition
Justice Department
New York Cotton Opens Steady With Modest Gains
The New York cotton market opened steady with gains of 1 to 5 points as active months posted light net advances after heavy week selling. Covering rose on steadier cables and technical positioning, while Liverpool reports noted hedging and scattered liquidation. Shipments at U S ports stood at about 133,400 bales versus 155,000 last year.
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New York
Liverpool
Continental
Bombay
U. S
Cotton Prices Slip as U.S. Cotton Leads Decline in Liverpool
Liverpool reports a quiet cotton market with prices easing across all grades. American middling fair at 10.13 and American sales totaling 1,700 bales out of 3,000. Receipts reach 11,000 bales, including 10,900 American. Futures close steady.
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Liverpool
Man Bound Over in Slaying Case Near Monticello
Karl A. Both charged with killing Daniel Rankin a negro farmer when his car struck Rankin while crossing the road near Monticello. In Greensboro Superior Court he was bound over to the March term for hearing before Magistrate W. F. Clayton. Both posted a $1,000 bond.
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Greensboro
Karl A. Both
Daniel Rankin
Monticello
Superior Court
W. F. Clayton
Dr. Turrentine to preach at Jamestown church
Dr. S. B. Turrentine, president of Greensboro College, will preach at the Jamestown M E church tomorrow morning at the 11 o'clock services. A large crowd is expected to attend.
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S. B. Turrentine
Greensboro College
Jamestown M. E
Floyd Adams Wins First in Guilford County Oratorical Contest
Floyd Adams, senior at High Point High School, won first place in the Guilford county American region oratorical contest. He spoke on Our Flag and earned a $2.50 gold piece and a berth in the fifth district contest at Reidsville on February 14. Douglas Cartland of Greensboro finished second.
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Greensboro
Floyd Adams
High Point High School
Guilford County
Reidsville
Douglas Cartland
Smoking room request divides Swarthmore Friends
Women students at Swarthmore College asked for a smoking room, prompting a formal protest from the New York annual meeting of the Society of Friends. The protest, unanimously adopted, is sent to the board of managers and will be discussed at a March 14 meeting.
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New York
Swarthmore College
Society of Friends
Women's
Pennsylvania
The
Friends
Board of Managers
Greensboro Burglary Epidemic Strikes Homes
SPECIAL TO THE ENTERPRIZE Greensboro February 1 An epidemic of home burglaries continued last night with intruders entering unlocked homes while occupants slept In Bessemer village T J Hendrix lost $37 and a $10 check from his trousers left downstairs after the raid The previous night W F Overman on West Market Street was ransacked with money jewelry and clothing valued in the hundreds taken
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Greensboro
T. J. Hendrix
Bessemer Village
Hendrix
W. F. Overman
West Market Street
Statesville Veneer Plant Destroyed By Fire
A blaze destroyed the main plant of Statesville Veneer and Panel Co in Statesville North Carolina. Loss is placed between 150000 and 200000 dollars by company officials. Owner Clarence Stimpson says no rebuilding plans have been announced. the plant employed about 110 workers.
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Statesville
N. C
Statesville Veneer and Panel Company
Clarence Stimpson
Royal Wedding Set For 27th of April
Bucharest report states Princess Ileana daughter of Queen Marie will wed Count Alexander Rochberg second son of the Prince of Prussia on April 27. The couple plan a London visit. Ileana and Queen Marie will tour Syria Palestine and Egypt in February. Heana announced the engagement at a students gathering yesterday.
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Bucharest
Romania
Ileana
Marie
Alexander Rochberg
Men Nabbed After Eighing Chase Near Haw River
Cave Thompson and Bud Horner of Mebane are jailed after a five mile pursuit by Dry Agents L. G. Trexler and J. R. Brandon east of Haw River. Horner was shot in the foot during the capture after a gun threat. both men face preliminary hearings with bond set at 1000 dollars. Authorities also report Bonner L. Morgan jailed after a hearing and operating a stir in a barn near Georgeville.
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Greensboro
Cave Thompson
Bud Horner
Mebane
Horner
L. G. Trexler
J. R. Brandon
Haw River
W. S. Lyon
Ford
Trexler
Thompson
Brandon
Widenhouse
Sturgill
Bonner L. Morgan
Georgeville
U. S
Will of Clay H Clinard Filed for Probate in Greensboro
The will of Clay H Clinard a High Point resident was filed in Superior Court and admitted to probate. Executor is brother 8 Roccoe Clinard with W F Clayton and W R McKaughan as witnesses. Real estate about 16500. personal property in hundreds. Widow receives the West Bay street home as dower with remainder to daughter Mary E Tinsley and son Lawrence V Clinard. Blanche Hunter and her three children receive smaller bequests.
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Greensboro
Clay H. Clinard
High Point
Superior Court
Roccoe Clinard
W. F. Clayton
W. R. McKaughan
West Bay Street
Mary E. Tinsley
Lawrence V. Clinard
Blanche Hunter
Evangelistic club to host prayer meeting in Thomasville
Members of the Evangelistic club of Thomasville will hold a prayer meeting tonight at the home of Mrs. T. W. Angell 211 Tomlinson street.
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Evangelistic Club of
Thomasville
T. W. Angel
Tomlinson Street
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