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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1930
Page
11
Chicago reports show hog receipts 10 000 with top 10 80 for 190 lb barrows and sows 8 00 to 9 10, cattle receipts 5 000 with slaughter steers 12 25 to 15 00, cows 7 50 to 9 75, bulls 6 50 to 9 25, sheep receipts 20 000 with fat lambs 9 75 to 10 50, yearling feeding lambs 9 35 to 10 35, ewes 5 00 to 6 25.
Monarch club members voted at today’s meeting to hold a special Monday night gathering where FP. BP. Woodbridge national secretary of the Monarch clubs will speak on Monarchdom. Winston-Salem Greensboro clubs to attend. Guest Frank Hancock of Oxford spoke on Life As The Real Business Men. Hancock is a candidate for US Congress from the fifth district. Other guests included A. W. Robertson of Robertson Bakery and Wallace McKinney of Charlotte.
Bulls press their advantage as money rates fall to six year lows and scores of issues rise. Weak tobacco and merchandising shares drag some averages while profit taking limits gains in the afternoon. Calls and outside money ease, with several names hitting new yearly highs.
A scanned era listing 1920s style tickers notes diverse firms and sectors, including Am Sugar, Cuban Cane Sugar, Gen Cigar, Union Pacific, Phillips Pet, and Texas Corp, with varied percentages indicating daily changes. Prominent numeric entries show overall market activity with a total for sales at 4,276,106.
The state Y M. C. A. camp between Old Fort and Bat Cave will receive 158000 dollars for improvements for the summer season. The facility, now in its third year, will accommodate about 490 boys and operates on a cost basis according to Y M C A officials.
Poultry market report from New York on March 19 notes dressed irregular chick ens frozen trading between 22 and 34 cents a pound with variations by grade and cut.
In Atlanta, Ted Goodrich of the host city halted Jos Dundee of Baltimore in the (2) round, delivering a decisive victory.
Edward L. Doheny's counsel urged Justice Hitz to tell the jury that Albert B. Fall could be guilty of taking a bribe yet Doheny remain innocent of supplying one. The government pressed for instruction that a $100000 gift to Fall to influence Elk Hills oil lease awards would prove Doheny guilty.
In Wilmington North Carolina March 19 defense victory as alleged jail admissions by George Davis, co defendant with Lancey Sterling in the murder of John Brown, were excluded from testimony. Judge E H Crammer presiding had earlier sided with the prosecution over admissibility, with the state prepared to call H E Fales, a police officer, to testify.
Senator McKellar of Tennessee introduced a bill to strip foreign diplomats of immunity under American law as Washington police investigate a diplomat driven car causing injury to a local resident.
New York cotton prices edge higher on active orders with May near 15.64 and October around 15.51 as old crop positions attract buying. Liverpool market shows a softer tone amid selling, while Continental buyers and American straddle selling pressure curb gains. Early session sees May at 15.50 and active months 4 to 6 points higher.
Cotton prices in New Orleans eased from early gains as Liverpool cables fell then rose with a stronger New York market. May, July, and October months traded up briefly before retreating, ending near morning lows with a net decline of 11 to 19 points.
In Chicago wheat edged up on near zero cold threats in the central west, but gains faded as profit taking appeared. Rye rose 10 cents from recent lows, while late estimates show North American wheat export purchases around 600000 bushels.
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