New York Stocks Performance In Abrupt Market Fluctuations
The page lists numerous securities with varied figures including Armour Anse, Bethlehem Steel, Can Dry, Can Pac, Chrysler, Gen Motors, North Pac, and others showing mixed percentage changes ranging from substantial gains to declines. It references industries from steel to automotive and media, indicating a volatile trading day with broad activity.
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Anaconda
Erre Armour Anse Ceed Coos
Eeco
Stenee
Aeons
Bendix Aviation
Beth Steel
Cannon Mills
GC Gee Skis
Chrysler
Col
Elec Auto Lite
Fox Film
Gen Poods
Gen Motors
Wehene
Abrupt Decline in Share Prices Signals Market Doubt
The New York market opened with a sharp fall after a brief upturn, with J. L. Case sliding over 10 points below 70 and U. S. Steel near 111 1 2. Auburn and Western Union retreated about 7 points as unfilled tonnage fell to 97 601 tons, fueling worries over the $6 annual dividend and possible adverse dividend action.
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Claude A. Jagger
Associated Press
New York
J. L. Case
Tomn
Auburn
Western Union
U.S. Seel
U. S. Steel
Johns Manville
Chicago Livestock Market Report May 9 Cattle to Hogs
Cattle 1 000 head. Medium and heavy steers mostly 50 lower. yearlings down 25. heifers steady to mix. Cows weak to irregular. bulls 10-15 lower. stockers slow. Sheep 5 000 head nominal. week up 33 100 direct. lambs 9.00-9.60 in value. wooled lambs up to 9.60. Hogs 7 500 head slow to strong. tops 7.24. 180-220 lb 7.00-7.10. 250-350 lb 6.25-6.85. sow prices 5.50-6.00.
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Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Dorsett Reappointed to State Industrial Commission
Raleigh May 9 Gov O Max Gardner reappointed J Dewey Dorsett to a six year term on the State Industrial Commission since its 1929 creation Dorsett praised for his work on the workmen s compensation act and for a fine record Gardner called the appointment satisfactory and noted the commission s solid results
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Raleigh
J. Dewey Dorsett
State Industrial Commission
O. Max Gardner
Gardner
New York Cotton Opens Steady After Early Advance
New York May cotton rose on buying orders sparked by yesterday's firmness and Liverpool demand. July hit 10.19 and December 10.79 before pulling back. later trades steadied with small gains while weather views split. Liverpool notes Continental and Bombay buying. Russian cotton highlighted in 10,000 bale spot sales. Egyptian futures in Alexandria rose 23 to 33 points.
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New Orleans
Liverpool
P.C
New York
Cottom
Liverpool Cables
Continental
Bombay
Alexandria
Grain prices edge up on moisture deficit and cold belt
Grain markets opened with gains as spring wheat area shows scant moisture and the corn belt endures cold wet weather. Wheat traded about 44 to 44.5 cents, later firming. corn opened steady to higher and climbed subsequently. A Louisiana Purchase Exhibition exhibit in St. Louis 1904 featured a 160 pound loaf of bread.
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Chicago
Liverpool
St. Louis
Crowley Pushes for Quick Trial in Police Killing
Francis Crowley, wounded in the Thursday siege, urged authorities to speed his trial for the Nassau County police murder. Billie Dunne and Helen Walsh, tied to his capture and the shooting, are key witnesses as the case hinges on Walsh’s testimony of the gunfire that killed Policeman Frederick Hirsch.
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New York
Billie Dunne
West 90Th Street
Crowley
Rudolph
Duringer
Dunne
Helen Walsh
Frederick Hirsch
Nassau County
Miss Walsh
Hirsch
Potatoes market report from Chicago trade fair
Potatoes total 0 for track 19 with 42 on hand and 1,001 shipments noted. Old stock firm at sacked prices. Wisconsin round whites quoted 1.35 to 1.45 per cwt, Idaho russets No 1 1.60 to 1.65, few at 1.70, commercials 1.45 to 1.50. new stock weak and trading slow. Texas sacked Bliss Triumphs at 2.50 to 2.65, few higher.
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Chicago
Wisconsin
Idaho
Kittrell Named T. P. A. President
J B Kittrell of Greenville was unanimously elected president of the North Carolina Travelers Protective Association at its 35th annual convention in Durham Gastonia was chosen as the 1982 convention city.
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Durham
J. B. Kittrell
Greenville
North Carolina Travelers Protective Association
Gastonia
Queen Helen 10 Return 10 Home
Queen Helen of Rumania is returning from Belgrade where she met with King Alexander to reconcile with King Carol. A Danube meeting between Carol and Alexander preceded talks on Helen's stance toward the royal family. Helen reportedly agreed to the terms for reconciliation and a parade marks King Carol I’s fiftieth throne anniversary in Bucharest.
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Bucharest
Rumania
Helen of
Belgrade
Jugoslavia
Carol
Alexander
Helen
Danube
Paris
Carol I
Knights Templar to Hold Special Mothers Day Service
More than 100 Knights Templar from Greenville Goldsboro Wilson Enfield and Rocky Mount will attend a special Mothers Day service in Rocky Mount led by Rev T G Vickers pastor of the First Methodist church. The Teplars will participate as a group in the event.
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Rocky Mount
Knights Templar
Greenville
Goldsboro
Wilson
Enfield
T. G. Vickers
First Methodist Church
Reverend Elmore Preaches at Southside Baptist Services
Southside Baptist pastor Rev. O A Elmore will preach at both morning and evening services tomorrow. Morning topic is Mothers and evening topic is We Ought to Confess Christ. Public invited.
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Southside Baptist
O. A. Elmore
Christ
Germans Claim Perfect Method to Waterproof Concrete
German researchers announce a method to waterproof concrete by spraying molten metals onto surfaces, claiming a durable seal and extended longevity for structures. The process reportedly forms a protective metal layer that resists moisture and chemical attack.
Mother's Day Programs Across City Churches Scheduled
City churches plan Mother's Day observances with special sermons and music. Rev G Ray Jordan of Wesley Memorial Methodist leads 11am service, evening programs feature church groups and a Mother’s Day focus. Drugs of attendance goal and various schools prepare services for all ages.
Tragedy at Grace church rehearsal ends in accidental shooting
In Quincy at Grace Methodist church the accidental shooting of 18 year old Mildred Hughes occurred during a rehearsal for an amateur production. The gun, loaded with blanks, fired after a player, Arthur Weisenberger, had brought a weapon to the church. The coroner ruled the death an accident.
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Quincy
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
Robert Randall
Mildred Hughes
Arthur Weisenberger
Louis Terlisner
Mother's Day Service At Cherry Street Church
A special Mother's Day service will be held tomorrow at Cherry Street Presbyterian church. The morning service will include baptism for infants and the evening service at eight o'clock features a Mother's Day program by the Junior choir.
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Calvary
Epworth League
Men of Sterling Worth
Cherry Street Presbyterian Church
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