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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 28, 1935

Page

13

Market Rise and Fall Reflects February Trading

New York markets opened February with cautious strength then faded as volume dwindled. Metals alcohol and sugars saw moderate demand while bonds edged higher and commodities including grains and cotton softened. Gold hit another London record as currencies fluctuated.

New York London

Notice of Sale of Land in Guilford County North Carolina

Trustee will sell at public auction to the highest bidder for cash at the Entrance of Munich Building High Point on the th e 1935 at 12:30 PM the property in High Point North Carolina. The sale describes a 695 acre tract with specified boundaries and excludes certain lots in the Lelington Heights subdivision. Names include Raymond D. Rike Dudley M. Rike and Lewis J. Fisher.

Raymond D. Rike Dudley M. Rike York Register of Deeds Guilford County North Carolina Munich High Point Point Township Ing At & Stake Lexington Avenue Fred Leonard Ed Montgomery Welch Centennial Avenue Lelington Heights Office of the Register of Deeds Pist

New Orleans Cotton Markets Open Quietly

New Orleans feb 28 cotton opened quiet with May steady and July down one at 12.63. May eased to 12.46 after the call with prices near 12.40 to 12.50 later in the first half hour.

New Orleans Sss

New York Cotton Opens Steady Amid Liverpool Cables Hit

Cotton futures opened steady with modest 1 to 3 point drops after disappointing Liverpool cables. March 12.33, May 12.46, July 12.51, Oct 12.43, Dec 12.48, Jan 12.61. Near month liquidation and scattered selling trimmed values. May and Oct fell to 12.48 and 12.41 respectively while March notice issued was minimal. Market noted Liverpool-connected houses active in selling.

New York Liverpool Commission

Chicago Livestock Market Report February 28 Hogs and Cattle

Chicago market data shows hogs at 17000 head with steady prices and varied weights from 100 to 350 pounds. Direct values range across multiple weight classes with packing sows and slaughter hogs priced accordingly. Cattle and calves totals listed at 8000 and 1500 respectively.

Fed steers and yearlings market summary

Fed steers and yearlings were unevenly steady to 26 lower with softer killing quality than Wednesday. Top 13.75. most sales under 13.00 for value lots. Slaughter cattle and weaners mostly steady. steers 650-900 lbs 9.50-18.00. 900-1100 lbs 9.60-13.76. 1100-1300 lbs 10.00-13.90. 1300-1600 lbs 10.26-13.90. heifers 550-750 lbs 9.25-11.60. cows 6.50-29.96.

Butter Market Report With unsettled prices and receipts

Chicago producers report butter market activity with unsettled butter grades including extras and firsts. Prices range from 82 1-2 to 92 for various quality levels, with 15,022 unsettled and current receipts around 100 cases noted. No butter sales in the period.

Chicago

Rotary hears Rev Tom A Sykes on international relations

Rev Tom A Sykes addressed the Rotary club at the Sherrton hotel on Rotary’s role in easing world tensions. He urged renewed faith in dealings with nations, denounced anti world court rhetoric, and tied Rotary to Christ Jesus’s 19th century precepts and the group’s 30th anniversary. Visitors included Tom Gunn Sanford Sam Collier Winston Salem and Frank Sizemore.

Tom A. Sykes Rotary Rotary International Christ Jesus Sherrton Hotel Tom Gunn Sanford Sam Collier Winston- Salem Frank Sizemore

Layton and Betts Buy Betts Drug Company

Announcement states Dr. C. C. Layton and Dr. R. E. Betts purchase Betts Drug Company from R. E. Brown of High Point and W. R. Clark of Greensboro. The store at 109 North Main Street was formerly the Matton Drug Company and is noted as a longtime local drugstore.

Betts Drug Company C. C. Layton R. E. Betts R. E. Brown High Point W. R. Clark Greensboro North Main Street Matton Drug Company

Card of Thanks for W. L. Southern

The Watson family expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy during the illness and death of W. L. Southern and for the floral offerings. Mrs. Lola Watson and Family.

W. L. Southern Lola Watson

For Rent Listings of Various Houses and Rates

Rental notices list properties with rooms and prices including 1012 Park St 8 rooms at 22.50 931 Randolph 4 rooms at 15.00 709 South Hamilton Street 6 rooms 409 West High Street 6 rooms first floor 30.00 Pennybryn five are 11 rooms at 100.00 Sedgefield 9 rooms furnished at 100.00

Park St Randolph South Hamilton Street Coon Gane West High Street Sedgefield

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