Bankers Talk Strong But Not Entering Market
The near faction aims to end last November’s resistance while bears see oversold conditions after a dull session. A short rally lifted many shares 1 to 7 points, but large selling remained limited and public liquidation appears complete. Col. Leonard P. Ayres predicts a significant rise by Labor Day, while steel trade reviews hint at a gradual recovery and continued volatility in industrials and rail shares.
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New Orleans Cotton Futures Open with Mixed Movements on Notice Day
Cotton prices fluctuated as first notices for July and other months moved in New Orleans and New York. July slid to 12.60 then rallied to 13.71 amid expectations notices would stop, while October and December eased. overall market closed with gains of 7 to 29 points.
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Wheat versus corn trends in midyear grain trading
Associated Press notes a split in market behavior with wheat edging higher amid storage and export concerns while corn trends show opposite momentum. Traders weigh harvest progress against demand, as futures quotes surface for wheat corn oats rye and related commodities with varied daily highs and lows.
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New York Cotton Opens Bearish on July Notices and Weather
Cotton opened barely steady with a decline of 4 to 12 points as July notices circulated for about 117,200 bales including 18,400 bales to Savannah. July futures trended to 13.03 while October eased to 12.64 and then 12.67 before rallying, with weather bureau data seen as bearish yet mostly discounted.
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Poultry Prices Reported For Chicago Market
Chicago buyers note varied day of trading with fowls at 29 cents per pound, Springs 30, broilers 20 23, roosters 14, turkeys 18, spring ducks 16 18 and spring geese 20 cents per pound.
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Depth limits for life below sea level
The text states that plant life can exist down to 600 feet below sea level while animal life can exist at depths of four miles.
Liverpool cotton market mixed amid dull spot trade
Cotton-spot dull with prices down across grades. American strict good middling 8.37 and good middling 8.92. totals show 2,000 bales sold, including 900 American. Receipts at 5,000 with 200 American. Futures closed steady.
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Long's Newspaper Tax Bill Withdrawn
Baton Rouge Louisiana June 25. Representative Leuissier withdrew a bill to tax daily newspapers at 15 percent of their gross advertising income with house consent. The measure was brought forward after a unanimously unfavorable report by the ways and means committee and is now killed as the session deadline passed.
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Summer Students Hear Dr Brooks At State College
Raleigh June 25 Dr E C Brooks president of North Carolina State College spoke at the summer school assembly using the Wells quote civilization is a contest between education and catastrophe his theme The enrollment for the school surpassed 400 the largest since the current summer program began He argued education aims to promote life enriching development and personal growth noting better world conditions where education has fostered cooperation order and humanitarian progress.
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Capone Name Has No Terror For Chicago Policeman
Chicago cab driver Joseph Cavielli tried to intimidate a policeman after a traffic ticket. He claimed to be Tony Capone but the officer recognized him and ordered him to pay a $25 fine. Judge Padded finalized the penalty.
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Non-Partisan League Founder Seeks Office
A. C. Townley founder of the Non Partisan League in North Dakota seeks the Republican nomination for Congress in the third district. He faces incumbent J. H. Sinclair and Stanle Hendrickson with Hendrickson backed by the independent voters association. Townley and Hendrickson label themselves wets. Incumbents Sinclair Hall and Burtness seek renomination. no U S senator race.
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Dawes and Morrow Confer With Hoover and Stimson
Washington reports on June 25 detail Charles G. Dawes and Dwight W. Morrow meeting with President Hoover and Secretary Stimson about the London naval treaty. Dawes plans to sail Friday for London arriving July 4, while Morrow intends to head toward Mexico and then return to New Jersey. Morrow urged Hoover to visit Mexico before October 1 and plans to resign to run for the New Jersey Senate in September.
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State College Not Affected By Ruling
Raleigh June 25 The ruling of Secretary Wilbur sustained by Attorney General Mitchell will not affect N S State College President Dr E C Brooks said Military training has been optional for several years at State College Freshman and sophomore students not taking training have other required courses with no compulsory program in place.
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Two Earthquakes Recorded Today
Two earthquakes were recorded today by the Georgetown University seismological observatory. The first started at 5:27 a m eastern. The second began at 7:07 a m and continued to 8 a m as instruments were changed. The second quake was estimated 1650 miles from Washington with undetermined direction.
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650 Registered At B Y P U Convention
More than 650 have registered for the North Carolina B Y P U convention at Mars Hill College and attendance is expected to reach 1000 before tomorrow night. Dr J E Lambden of Nashville and Dr Charles E Maddry of Raleigh were the principal speakers today as the program continued.
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Northwest Trip Ends for Local Visitors
Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Kirkman and Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Rawley returned yesterday afternoon from a trip through the northwest. They visited Minneapolis, Duluth, Minn, and Winnipeg, Canada.
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Senate proposal to sell Muscle Shoals power to towns
A resolution by Senator Black of Alabama to open the way for sale of Muscle Shoals power to municipalities was offered in the Senate but immediately blocked by Senator Gillett, Republican, of Vermont.
Lieut Early Returns From Asheville After Convention Trip
Lieut T A Early head of the State Highway patrol in the fifth district came back from Asheville where he attended the A A A convention and the North Carolina Automotive Dealers association. He was joined by Lieut L R Fisher of Winston-Salem to help in motorcade duties. Early said a dust storm chased them back but they outran it and reached town before the rain began.
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Mellon Opposes Ban on Reparations Bond Purchases
Secretary Mellon told the House Banking Committee that a resolution to bar federal reserve, national and state banks from buying German reparations bonds is against public policy. He argued federal reserve banks lack authority to purchase such securities and that the resolution is meaningless for them. National banks are limited to marketable securities under Comptroller of the Currency rules.
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Foreclosure Sale of Crescent Lumber Property in High Point NC
Notice of sale under a 1927 deed of trust in Guilford County North Carolina. Trustee Carolina Mortgage Company will auction Crescent Lumber Company land at 10:00 AM on July 29 1930 at High Point Municipal Building to the highest cash bidder. Sale subject to 1930 taxes and described real estate includes parcel along Hamilton Street and railroad right of way.
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