Stocks Drift Lower as Trading Keeps Calm Across Markets
New York May 15 Stocks fell gradually amid quiet trading as pros failed to lift prices and the public stayed indifferent. Attention centered on the Federal Reserve loan and condition statements due after the close. American Locomotive cut its dividend to 4 from 8, while Standard Oil of New Jersey reported 4.75 a share on earnings, yet oils and utilities showed little vigor. Auburn Auto weakened to a new yearly low under 160 as several names dropped several points.
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Coca Cola
Westinghouse Electric
American Tobacco
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Superior Hosiery Mills Opens in Lexington Facility
Lexington May 15 The Superior Hosiery Mills the latest industry to locate in Lexington is now in operation having completed a finishing plant addition to its hosiery department The new plant makes a high grade of men s hose with capacity of 400 to 500 dozen pairs daily About fifty people are employed in the plant
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Turpentine and Rosin Firms Report May Savannah Figures
Turpentine firm reports 44 sales with 579 receipts 748 shipments 296 stock 12 504. Rosin firm shows 956 sales 2351 receipts 1741 shipments 80 175 stock. Price quotes listed for multiple grades including B 6.25 and WW 7.26.
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Cotton opens steady on Liverpool cues amid rain talk
New York May 15. Cotton markets show a steady opening with an advance of 1 to 7 points as traders weigh stea dy Liverpool cables and forecasts of rain in the western belt. July contracts ease from 16.32 to 16.28 and October from 14.77 to 14.73 amid quiet trading and some realizing and selling. Liverpool reports improved cloth demand from Egypt but small turnover at Shanghai auctions and weak yarn sales compared with production.
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New Orleans Cotton Opens Steady Gains On Trade Buying
Liverpool cables were better than due today and cotton opened quiet but firm. One sale showed a three point gain and July rose to 15.97 with October at 14.77 as buying and cover held by the firm cables despite India crop reports. By midfirst hour market eased back slightly as weather expectations cooled gains.
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Cotton market report from Liverpool May 15
Liverpool May 15. Cotton quotes show American grades easing. Good middling roughly 9.02 pence per pound with strict and middling variants noted. Sales 4,000 bales including 2,700 American. receipts 9,000 with 200 American. Futures closed quiet.
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Playlikers elect NC College for Women leaders
Miss Eeloise Banning of Raleigh was elected president of the Playlikers for the next school year. Miss Helen Petrie of Le Noir will serve as secretary treasurer at the Greensboro organization of the North Carolina College for Women.
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Lenoir
Restore Clear Skin with S.S.S Blood Tonic
Ad touts S.S.S. as a natural remedy for skin eruptions linked to low resistance. Claims the tonic restores red blood cells to normal, nourishes the body, and helps prevent infections, encouraging readers to take several bottles for healthier skin.
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Stock Quotations Briefs and Company Listings
Readable stock quotes and company listings show Adams Millis Com Bou, Continental Indian Ref, Ford Ltd among others. The fragmentary notes hint at market updates and quotations for multiple firms without full context or prices.
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Eeer Continental Indian Ref
Ford Ltd
Grain Price Quotes From Chicago Market Report
Chicago market notes show Wheat No. 3 red at 1.063 percent, No. 1 hard 1.01 percent, Corn No. 1 mixed 81 1/4, No. 1 yellow 81 1/4, Oats No. 2 white 43 44s, No. 3 white 0 42s, Barley 52 65, Timothy seed 7.00 8.50, Cloverseed 100 00 18.50. Rye had no sales.
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Delegates Weigh Canon Trial and Nationalization Plans
The committee devoted hours to Bishop Cannon as four prior bishops drew scrutiny for politics. Josephus Daniels backed Judge Fitzhugh, while Cannon, injured yet defiant, eyed tonight's session. The convention advanced nationalization aims for autonomous churches in Brazil, Mexico and Korea and discussed reforms and women ministers.
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