Stock Market Advances as Turnover Rises in Mixed Session
The market crept higher with turnover at 311000 shares as investors eyed building and oil stocks. Budd Manufacturing led gains with preferred up 5.14 points and common 2.4 points amid broader strength in rail equipment and tobacco issues.
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Covon Develops Steady Tactics in Cotton Market
New York November 3. Cotton showed a steady undertone with March contracts easing to 12.14 after early gains and closing at 12.19. Markets were very steady with a 4 to 5 point advance, aided by foreign buying and trade demand. Analysts awaited Washington reports on a possible 1935 cotton program by the Agricultural Adjustment Administration. Late-month shifts from near to late months and December liquidation absorption supported prices. About 110000 bales remained aboard ships awaiting clearance, down from 177000 a year earlier.
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Dead Banker’s Secret Bride Claim Emerges in Death Case
Nellie Stratton 24 of Logan West Virginia appears at L A Sweetland’s home claiming she and the banker married eight months ago. Court records in Pineville Kentucky reportedly support her story as relatives recall his death occurred the same day.
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VIGES INVESTS IN BIG ADVERTISING
Greensboro November 3 1923 Vicks President L Richardson says improving business conditions will speed up in fall and winter. Vicks advertising appropriation surpasses 2 1/2 million dollars as Va tro nol small size is introduced with new packaging and heavy newspaper campaigns. Vicks credits advertising for strong sales growth of over 200 percent in five turbulent years.
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Simmons backs New Deal in Raleigh appeal
Former Senator F. M. Simmons releases a statement urging North Carolinians to support the New Deal and rally full strength for Democratic candidates next Tuesday. Hungarian excavations reveal bronze toys dating 1100 to 100 B. C., scientists report.
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