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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1929

Page

9

Stocks Rebound After Morning Drop in Sharp Market Swing

New York May 16 The stock market reversed from an early drop caused by a 14 percent call money rate to a brisk rally as rates fell to 10 percent and outside loans traded as low as money. Traders credited the rate relief with renewed buying amid mixed results in copper and major shares. Several issues slid to new lows before recovering on rapid rate declines and renewed confidence.

New York New York Federal Reserve Bank Anaconda Chile Ades Greene Cananea Phelps Dodge Inspiration American Metals Wright Aeronautical Commonwealth Power By Products Coke A. M. Byers Packard Motors Simmons General Electric F. G. Shauck Fidelity- Phenix Insurance Kraft-Phenix

Wall Street Stocks End Mixed Amid Broad Trading

The market shows mixed results with Am Can led gains at 240, Am Loco up, and Am Sugar lower. Major names like Coca Cola, DuPont, Westinghouse, and Sears Roebuck appear in varied positions as total sales reach 3 443 300 in the session, reflecting uneven investor sentiment.

Adeers Ches & Ohio Chrysler Davidson DuPont Erie Gillette Bleé Greene Cananea Ave Houston Sces Nascanas Hudson Mtrs Mtrs Nickel Liggett and M aNesee Mont Ward Pan Am Pet Fam Lasky Phillip Marine al Ich Gear Pullman New PRAM Reynolds B Eee Eveve Schulte Ret Weesese Seaboard Esese Eave Simmons Co Sears Roebuck Sou Dairies A T. Eveasweede Nro Cmescmees Univ Leaf Tod

Mrs Lottie Blizard Dies At 42

Mrs Lottie Blizard age 42 died at 901 Newlin Street this morning after months of illness. Survived by husband Ww W Blizard two children John Rea and Mabees one brother Claud Phillips High Point and two sisters Mrs Mary Scott High Point and Mrs Sarah Alexander Asheboro. Funeral arrangements not set but expected Saturday.

Lottie Blizard Newlin Street Ww. W. Blizard John Rea Mabees Claud Phillips High Point Mary Scott Sarah Alexander Asheboro

New Orleans Cotton Opens Higher Amid Rain Fears

New Orleans May 16 Prices rose on opening amid fears of heavy rainfall and boll weevil activity. July, October and December contracts advanced with July at 18.67, October 18.47 and December 18.59 as the market held near the top after an hour of trading. Cotton futures closed with a net gain of 12 to 19 points.

New Orleans Liverpool P.C New York Arkansas Texas

Hensley Praises Youth in Revival Sermon at Mechanicsville

Rev Samuel T Hensley told Mechanicsville Baptist Church last night that no period in Christianity has produced finer boys and girls than today and that youth reflect what adults show them. He urged a balance of spiritual focus with intellectual aims as 29 have joined the church and many others renewed covenants. He planned to speak tonight on Why Are You Not A Christian.

Samuel T. Hensley Mechanicsville Baptist Church Hensley

Wheat selling pushes prices lower as corn steadies

By John P. Boughan AP Market Editor Chicago May 16 selling of wheat against purchases of corn influenced the market. Official reports show corn planting delay in Iowa eight days and in Kansas two to four weeks behind schedule.

Chicago Iowa Kansas

Chicago live­stock price report May 16 Chicago

Chicago livestock report shows hogs 25 000 with 5 000 direct, mostly lower bids. Cattle 7 000 with steady slaughter classes and varied weights. calves 3 000. Sheep 18 000 with slow activity, fat lambs 45 75, ewes 65 30. Prices listed for各 weight ranges and grades across hogs cattle calves and sheep.

Chicago Ewes

Priscilla Club Schedules Meeting With Grace Ford

Members of the Priscilla Club will meet tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Vassie Wilson in Emerywood with Mrs. Grace Ford as hostess and convenor. The morning cotton market opened steady with modest gains amid weather reports and trade buying for old crop months.

Priscilla Club Grace Ford Vassie Wilson Emerywood

Cotton market report from Liverpool May 16

Liverpool cot ton market shows higher prices with American grades leading gains. Prices for strict good middling to good ordinary range from 9.19 to 10.94 and sales reach 6 000 bales, including 4 200 American. futures close steady with May to March contracts listed.

Liverpool

Potatoes Market Report From Chicago

Potatoes receipts total 140 cars with 71 new and 333 old on track. U S shipments 620 cars. Market weak with new stock fair. Alabama Texas Bliss Triumphs sell 4.00 4.25, fancy 4.36. old stock very slow. Wisconsin round whites 70 85, Minnesota North Dakota 60 75. Idaho Russets 1.75 2.00, poor stock 1.50.

Chicago U. S&s Alabama-Texas Wisconsin Minnesota North Dakota Idaho

Butter and eggs market report from New York May 16

Butter prices steadier with receipts of 12,178. Cheese steady with 289,106 receipts. Eggs firm with 7,281 receipts. Fresh gathered extra firsts quoted at 21-2 per unit.

New York

Sugar markets slip on early offerings in New York

Raw sugar fell 132 cents to 3.58 a hundredweight on the basis for spots duty paid amid increased offerings. Refined prices remained steady at 5.00 for fine granulated.

New York

Raleigh man visiting Parker family in city

I. C. Blair of Raleigh is spending several days with his sister Mrs. C. M. Parker at the home of his nephew R. B. Parker on Carrick avenue.

MR. Blair Raleigh Mrs. Parker I. C. Blair Mrs. C. M. Parker R. B. Parker Carrick Avenue

North Carolina party to attend Berlin convention trip

A group of North Carolina business leaders plans to join the International Advertising Association convention in Berlin, August 12 to 15. The American National Bank and Trust Co of Greensboro arranges the trip. High Point members are invited to join the state delegation. A 30 day tour through four European countries is offered for 560 dollars, covering all expenses from New York and back. The party sails from New York on the S S Bre.

North Carolina International Advertising Association Berlin Germany American National Bank and Trust Company of Greensboro High Point Association New York

Dave's Mentha Pepsin Promises Fast Digestion Aid

Pharmacists praise the liquid pepsin remedy Dave's Mentha Pepsin as a cure for chronic indigestion. The ad claims relief within minutes for acute cases and three weeks for stubborn problems, with a money back guarantee and wide availability at Mann Drug Stores and Hart Drug Co.

Dave Mentha Pepsin America Mann Drug Stores Hart Drug Co

Men of the North German Lloyd Line Sail for France Voyage

A group of naval men from the North German Lloyd liner scheduled for a July 27 departure will tour France and cities including Versailles Geneva Montreux Cologne Amsterdam Berlin and other locations in France Switzerland Germany and Holland. The report notes that tanks were first used in warfare by the British.

Lloyd Line France Versailles Geneva Montreux Cologne Amsterdam Berlin

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