Opening Slump in Stocks Routed by Afternoon Buying
Stocks fell early as a selling wave swept through, then rallied in the afternoon with gains in leading shares. Notable activity centered on National Lead and a reported $8 extra dividend, while traders eyed weekly Federal Reserve statements and broker loans. Cotton opened steady then weakened with nervous trading as Liverpool and Bombay signals pressured prices.
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Stanley W. Prenosil
Associated Press
New York
Bears
Corporation
Federal Reserve
Wall Street
American Telephone
U.S. Steel
American Can
Westinghouse Electric
Eastman Kodak
International Silver
Brooklyn Union Gas
Gillette
International Télephone
American Tobacco
Otis Elevator
Chesapeake and Ohio
Auburn Auto
Columbia Gas
Standard Gas
Western Union
R. H. Macy
Oiis
New Jersey
California
Kennecott
New York Stocks Mixed Across Broad Market
A scrambled OCR list shows prices and percentages for major equities including Amalgamated, Coca Cola, General Motors, Chrysler, DuPont, Erie Railroad, General Cigar, Reading, Reynolds Tobacco, Sears Roebuck, Seaboard, and Westinghouse with varied daily movement. The fragment notes trading activity with percent figures and index-like values across many names, reflecting a fluctuating market snapshot.
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Bats AG
Cos
Beth Steel
Coca Colm
Wsbed Gees
V.o Eve
Eeo Vess
Een
Ese Davidson Chem
Ies Drugs Inc
Dupont
Houston
Hudson Motors
Hupp Motors
É&T
Pullman
Sue Rem Rand
Reynolds
Weve
Esau Ase
Schulte
Beabosré
Seaboard
Wes
Sears Roebuck
Simmons Co
Sinclair Con Oil
Potg.s. Leda
Bon Ry
Odeclbo RA Oatoos
Studebaker
Gatas Tenn
Cop & Chem
Texas Corp
US Steel Wick Chem
Cer Chem
Ward Baking B
Esses West
Ors Willys
Sess
Woolworth
Bae
Stock Quotations From Continental Oil to Macy s
A compact list of stock quotations includes Continental Oil Bord Ltd Gen Blee Ltd Penn Road Corp Sou Corp Vick Finance Com and Son and Macy s with varied share figures and price indicators. The scant OCR reads as a fragmented market page listing multiple company names and prices.
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Continental Oil Bord Ltd
Gen Blee Ltd
Penn Road Corp Sou Corp
Vick Finance Com and Son
Macy's
Chicago hog and cattle market summary February update
US Department of Agriculture report from Chicago notes hog receipts 30 000 with 6 009 direct and market mostly down 1 cent. Top hog price 11 15. 160 240 lb range 10 50 to 11 10. 250 300 lb 10 25 to 10 50. packing sows 8 65 to 9 75. calves 2 500 receipts. steers 1300 1500 lbs 13 00 to 14 50. heifers 25 cents lower. slaughter classes mixed.
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Chicago
US. Dept. of Agriculture
New Committees Named For 1930 City Beautiful
The item lists new committees for the 1930 City Beautiful project and provides figures for cattle and stock prices across multiple weight categories including heifers cows bulls vealers and stocker and feeder stocks with varied price ranges.
Eielson Arctic Pioneer Buried Amid Campaign Notes
Remains from explorer Rosseau Eielson and pilot Crosson are prepared for transport to Alaska with burial plans in Seattle and Hatton. The article recalls Eielson's historic 1928 polar flight with Wilkins, Antarctic exploits, and connections to notable explorers. It also reports on new campaign committees and flower show plans in a commercial club meeting.
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Slipneer
Nanuk
Alaska
Borland
Seattle
Eielson
Ole Hielson
Hatton
N. D
Arctic
Antarctic
Wilkins
Point Barrow
Spitzbergen
George Hubert Wilkins
King George of England
Roald Amundsen
Lincoln Ellsworth
Amundsen
Ellsworth
Richard E. Byrd
Eijelson
C. E. Oatte
Pulix-Saenger Company
Chamber of Commerce Bureau
R. T. Amos
A. S. Parker
W. B. Hall
Everett Marsh
W. T. Powell
J. W. Clinard
R. H. Sechrest
O. A. Kirkman, Jr
Brooks Reitzel
C. H. Marriner
Capus Waynick
J. W. Woollin
A. J. Koonce
H. T. Hudson
A. W. Klemme
Dan R. Schroeder
Harold Bennett
Cc. M. Waynick
Matt Wall
Floyd
C. §. Grayson
A. C. Jones
J. C. Jones
J. C. Teague
R. Terry
Howard Casky
R. D. Tillson
E. J. Payne
W. M. Tucker
J. H. Adams
W. E. Price
A. G. Douglas
J. W. Hedrick
James Lyon
Richard Reitzel
Delk Smith
Herman Smith
Will Lindsay
EF. R. Lyon
B. S. Cummings
J. E. Kirkman
A. BE. Tate
J. G. Green
E. A. Kline
Wade Hiatt
Herbert St. Claire
H. E. Johnson
Fred Hicks
W. E. Rettend
W. G. Foy
Flower and Vegetable Show Committee
T. A. Sykes
Comner Covington
Violet Johnson
Wade Marsh
L. C. Matton
John Peacock
Tom Turner
John H. Walker, Jr
H. A. Millis
S. H. Tomlinson
W. A. J. Idol
W. F. Clayton
W. C. Jones
E. H. Jarrett
D. H. Parsons
Geo. Lowe
Arthur Marsh
Geddie Strickland
C. A. Barbee
W. A
Edgar Whitener
Jos. D. Cox
HH. A. White
Tariff Increases, Execution Stay, and Shipping Board Shakeup
In Columbus warnings from coalition camps threaten higher farm rates affecting a debenture plan. Dr. James H. Snook appeals for a 30 day stay of execution to allow a U S Supreme Court decision. Joe A. Parker, a Goldsboro businessman, dies of heart disease. In Washington Chairman O Connor of the Shipping Board seeks replacement but will stay on the board.
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Oldsboro
N. C
Joe A. Parker
Goldsboro
Ashington
O'Connor
The
Shipping Board Today
Hoover
Governor commutes Floyd Stanley sentence to life in prison
Floyd Stanley a Craven county negro was sentenced to die in the electric chair on February 28. Governor Gardner commuted the sentence to life imprisonment saying the killing was unpremeditated. The move follows a recent Supreme Court ruling on a technicality. Stanley would have been the 11th person electrocuted since 1910. Paroles were granted to Henry McPhatter Henry Rich and Hartwell Hunter for various offenses.
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Raleigh
Floyd Stanley
Craven County
Gardner
Stanley
Supreme Court
Henry McPhatter
Hoke County
Houston Rich
Haywood County
Hartwell Hunter
Wake County
Notorious Baker Confesses Serial Poisoning Across Continents
The confession recounts poisonings from 1926 Hamburg to 1929 Panama area and the Philippines, including three crew deaths on a Atlantic voyage and a fatal poisoning in Panay Island. Baker claims he poisoned multiple victims with coffee and later escalated to threats with a revolver. He relocates to a Detroit area farm last spring and possesses a revolver with eight notches.
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Baker
Hamburg
Germany
Bombay
India
Atlantic
Venezuela
Nmoilo
P. J
Panay Island
Detroit
Farmington
New Orleans Cotton Opens Easier on Poor Liverpool Cables
The New Orleans market opened softer as Liverpool cables were weak. First trades showed 3 to 4 point declines with March at 14.96, May at 15.22, and July at 15.45, about 7 to 9 points below yesterday's close due to lack of sustained support.
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New Orleans
Liverpool
Marine Oil seeks corner filling station permit
Notice is given that Marine Oil Company has applied to erect a filling station on the corner of West Russell and Tomlinson Streets. The City Council will consider the matter at a meeting on Tuesday March 14 1930 at 7 30 p m. By order of the City Council this 20th day of February 1936.
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Marine Oil Company
West Russell
Tomlinson Streets
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