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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1935
Page
9
U S Department of Commerce estimates restaurant share of tourism. British biologist Sir Arthur Thompson urges cautious risk. Trading shows mixed results with several major names listed including Chrysler General Motors and North American firms. price levels vary across sectors.
Greensboro officers involved in a gambling raid at Sedgfield seek to attach 2100 in Security National Bank while processing forfeiture suits and a 1000 dollar fine. The action targets funds tied to operators and aims to remove gambling equipment from the site.
A schoolmaster debates the purpose of exams and education arguing living over mere earning. He criticizes overprofessional methods, urges creative challenges, and presents a student poem about time, life, and hope in the face of fate.
U S Department of Agriculture market notes show hogs at 38 000, direct 12 000, slow to 10 lower than Monday. Cattle and calves listed with varied demand, better grades holding, lighter and lower bids for mid to lower classes, with vealers and steers showing mixed results.
Chicago market trends show butter at 106 109 steady with creamery specials 35 to 34 percent ranges for extras and firsts and seconds. Fresh graded firsts for eggs and bees noted unsettled pricing with current receipts and refrigerator stocks around mid to high twenties. Essegales reports one car of fresh graded firsts and about 560 cases current receipts.
Cotton futures opened lower amid liquidation and weak demand with March around 12.30 and May near 12.36. By midday active months showed 2 to 6 points decline and prices hovered near 12.37. Open, high and low data show January and December contracts trading around 12.31 to 12.35. Spot middling noted steady at 12.55.
New Orleans cotton prices slipped at the start with March 12.34, May 12.36, July 12.38, and October 12.27. May and July briefly rose but soon fell back, ending the first half hour 3 to 7 points below yesterday's close, October falling the most.
Police bring Ivan Poderjay back from Europe to New York to answer questions about the disappearance of Agnes Turverson while he remains charged with bigamy. Investigators seek motive for travel gear and a cable gram signed Agnes sent from Europe after their December 1933 marriage.
The New York market opened dull with prices virtually unchanged as investors stayed cautious. Foreign exchange gains steadied some sectors while prime bonds and secondary loans stayed narrow and unsettled amid inflation debates and pending policy moves.
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