Rails Boosted by Weather Report In Stock Market Rally
The market moved into rails during a two hour session sending several rail issues to record highs led by New York Central. Copper and other sectors faced profit taking as money market conditions remained tight with steady financing. Cotton futures fell on favorable weather and Liverpool cables, closing near day’s lows amid quiet general business.
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Associated Press
New York
New York Central
Federal Reserve
United Gas Improvement
International Hydro-Electric
Nort American
Commonwealth Power
Coke
Railway and Express
Simms Prdeum
Curtiss
Cottonseed oil prices hold steady amid ample stocks
The New Orleans market reports steadier oil prices with free offerings in some positions and weak demand due to large stocks. Prime summer yellow closes at 8.45 and prime crude at 7.62 to 7.76. Futures end steady with July 8.55, August 8.60, September 8.65, October 8.65, December 8.75.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
XN. CO
Cottonseed
New Orleans
Stumping the Boss in a Passing Show bit
The scene features a comic exchange between THE BOSS and THE GIRL in a vaudeville style moment. The Boss challenges a typist while the Girl quips about Paderewski and piano, hinting at witty stage banter.
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Paderewski
Cotton Dull in New Orleans Market After Census Brief
The New Orleans cotton market opened a short week end session dull as traders awaited the June domestic mill consumption census of 570,201 bales. Early losses from unfavorable Liverpool cables faded on rain reports but prices eased to near session lows with October at about 18.14 cents.
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New York
Liverpool
Bombay
Manchester
New Orleans
Atlantic States
Market Decline Mixed as Prices Ease and Tank Totals Rise
The session saw the market fall from early gains, finishing near 18.14 after rising to 18.18. General market losses persisted five to seven points, with prices easing after the opening as active positions slipped by 7 to 8 points. Receipts totaled 1,379 for the year with 4,064,108 last year 8,496,084. Exports reached 275 for the year versus 7,799,071 last year 7,405,077. Stocks stood at 674,889, down from 758,037 last year. Stock on shipboard was 54,106, versus 82,856 previously. Spot sales were 2,685, down from 3,368 last year.
Five Convertible Bonds Reach New Highs in Busy Market
In New York on July 13 five convertible issues closed at new peaks as mixed-return bonds attracted demand and buoyed equities. Atchison 4 1/2s rose to 149 1/2, American Telephone 4 4s to 170, International Telephone 4 4s to 168 1/4, Missouri Pacific 5s to 119, and Alliedness 5s 1949 to 107, with government securities giving back some gains on liberal offerings.
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New York
Atchison
American Telephone
International Telephone
Missouri Pacific
Allegency Corporation
United States
Treasury
Krueger
Toll 5S
Man’s misfortune ends with turtle feast on fish
Fred Krah faced a string of bad luck when his Connecticut home burned while he fished. He saved his catch by dropping it ashore but discovered the fish were placed above a turtle’s home and eaten, leaving him with a ruined house and ruined luck.
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South
Manchester
Conn
Fred Krah
List of area churches and service times
The listing details numerous churches with addresses pastors and weekly schedules. It covers First Baptist North Main, Southside Baptist, Green Street, Mechanicsville Primitive, West End Baptist, North Park, Church of God Community Chapel, St Edwards Catholic, First Christian, Church of Christ North Hamilton, Christian Science, Episcopal Saint Marys, Emmanuel Lutheran, Friends, Oak Hill Friends, Wesley Memorial, Epworth South Main, Calvary M B K, Highland, West View, Archdale M E, first Wesleyan, Newton Meadows, First M P, English Street, Welch Memorial M P, Lebanon M P, Pilgrim, Pentecostal Highland, Salvation Army, First Reformed with service times and Sunday schools.
Church Service and Meeting Schedule Across Local Congregations
A compact listing of church activities including International Bible Students classes at 10:30 a m and public lectures at 8 p m at 118 North Main, Morris Chapel services with Sunday school at 9:30 a m, Epworth League events, Calvary Baptist services, Emmanuel Baptist Church schedule with sermons at 3 p m and 8 p m, B Y P U, Bible classes, and midweek prayer meetings. Brooks Memorial M K B E Church also notes Sunday school and Epworth League timings.
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North Main Street
Bonds and equity notices mixed with beauty shop ad
A frayed list shows various bonds such as Am Age Chem 2s and Anaconda Cop 6s with prices like 102% and 93% alongside misread entries. The fragment ends with an advertisement for Eugene Permanent Waves at $7.00 and $89.00, plus shampoo, from Lovette Beauty Shoppe in West End Ritz Theatre upstairs.
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Man Bue Co
Wees
Beth Steel
Chek Cor
Dodds Bros
Erie
Seine Bom Souwest Bell Tel
J$ Steel Sf
Virginia
Eugene
Lovette
West End
Ritz Theatre
Colored Churches and Their Sunday Schedules
A listing of local churches with service times Sunday schools and pastor names. Includes First Baptist Corner East Washington and Hobson Streets Dr F R Mason Sundays 11 am and 8 pm Sunday school 9 30 am B Y P U 6 pm prayer meeting Wednesday 8 pm. Presbyterian Cherry Street 11 am 7:30 pm Christian Endeavor 6 30 pm. Women's Memorial AMF Washington St Mev 3 Hunter pastor 11 am 7 30 pm Sunday school 10 am. St Luke Corner Leonard and Walnut Rev J E Shufelt missionary 11 am service with 2 pm Sunday school. A M E Zion St Stephen's A M E Zion Rev C W Carver 9 30 am Sunday school W B Steele superintendent 11 am 7 39 pm Christian Endeavor 6 45 pm Communion first Sunday each month. Home Church League meets third Sunday.
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First Baptist
North Main Street
Lloyd T. Wilson
A. E. Tate
Frayer
Southside Baptist
Highland Avenue
Stanton Street
QO. A. Elmore
L. E. Edwards
Green Street
Herman T. Stevens
Mechanicsville Primitive
J. W. Tuttle
Sam McCullan
West End Baptist
Francis A Mo
John Willstt
Church of God
Asheboro Street
Cottie L. Herndon
St. Edwards Catholic Church
East Green and
Park Streets
A. C. Adler
First Christian Church
Tryon
West Green Streets
L. G. Gardner
J. Mi. Alfred
North Hamilton Street
Christian Science
New Broadhurst
Friends
Main Street
Tom A. Sykes
Horace C. Hayworth
Brotherhood
Archdale Friends
Reuben J. Payne
Oscar JL. Mee- Campbell
Christian Endeavor
Springfield
Clara Cox
Bible
Young Peoples
Dora E. Richardson
Oak Hill
Methodist Episcopal Wesley Memorial
John W. Moore
W. B.mcewen
Epworth
South Main
M. T. Smathere
J. W. Clinard
Calvary M. BK
H. C. Byrum
A. H. Holton
Junior Epworth League
West View
Calvary M. E
Archdale M. E
E. M. Jones
Epworth League
St. Ftse
Wesleyan Methodist
C. Connor
Newton and Meadows Streets
North Main
Ichardson
Beth, Farmer
Secon
Welch Memorial M. P
Mangum
Lake Streets
Geo. L. Curry
C. W. Hoover
Lebanon M. P
Edward Suits
J. W. Montgomery
Vera Hedgecock
Pilgrim
O. L. Ruth
G. O. Hayworth
Young People’s Society
Pentecostal
J. F. Goig
J. 2
Oham
C. P. Cobl
F. Logan Porter
First Reformed Church
W. R. Shaffer
M. F. Crooks
Morris Chapel
Methodist
H. L. Ashe
W. M. Holt
T. A. Brower
Civif
Calvary Baptist Calvary Baptist Church
Vail
Hilltop Streets
C. L. Mathews
J. B. Melton
Emmanuel Baptist Church
Price and
Leonard Streets
G. W. Buckrham
Roosevelt Miller
Sisters’ Prayer
Brooks Memorial M. Kbe
Fairview Street
William E. Hairstom
Baptist First Baptist
Washington
Hobson Streets
F. R. Mason
Presbyterian
Cherry Street
J. C. Morgan
W. Easterling
St. Luke'’s
Leonard and
Walnut Streets
J. E. Shufelt
A. M. E. Zion
St. Stephen's A. M. E. Zion
C. W. Carver
D. D
W. B. Steele
Home Church League
Wheat soars to new high levels on massive market surge
Chicago July 13 wheat jumped 5 1 8 to 57 3 4 cents above yesterday as authorities warned irreparable damage to North American spring wheat from drought. Corn and oats gained modestly while provisions rose with the cereal rally and large trading activity followed the summer surge.
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John P. Boughan
Associated Press
Chicago
Europe
Canada
United States
Dakotas
Montana
Cotton Goods Market Quiet Amid Strikes and Advances
In New York on July 13 cotton goods were quiet while burlaps showed feverish activity on reports of strikes and price increases at Calcutta. Tussah silk rose sharply due to scarcity and mill demand. Fall silks sold well and with the garment strike settled work to resume Monday, coating and dress fabrics saw more activity. Tropical suitings for men will be opened broadly by large producers starting Monday.
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New York
Calcutta
Mattoon Mayor Decrees Pay Rule for City Employees
Mayor S. A. Hughart announces a new policy: city workers who fail to pay their bills promptly will be removed from the Mattoon payroll. The ordinance targets tardy payments and enforces financial responsibility among municipal staff.
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Mattoon
Ill
S. A. Hughart
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Nor Pac
Pack
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Sin Con Oil
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T&Pcé&O
Union Pac
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Wab Ry
Wesths Elec
Wst Marvld
Willys-Oy
Christian
Episcopal Saint Mary’s—North Main
Farriss Avenue
H. Norwood Bowne
L. R. Stewart
Yen
Lutheran
Emmanuel Lutheran
F. L. Conrad
H. F. Cooper
Luther League
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Highland
C. F. Womble
R. L. Proctor
Salvation Army
East Russell Street
Mangum Avenue
Ensign John O’beirne
Holiness
Salvation Meeting
NEW York Bonds
Miller
I. Miller Creations
Grenada
I. Miller
Financial Reserve
Lars
Commercial National Bank
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