New York Cotton Market Mixed After Private Crop Reports
Cotton opened steady with minor gains on covering and trade buying. Reports put the crop around 16.3 to 16.6 million bales, with ginnings to November 1 ranging 11.9 to 12.2 million. December and March prices moved within narrow ranges as market stayed quiet. Liverpool and Manchester markets showed stronger buying and cloth demand abroad.
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New York
New York Cotton Exchange
Liverpool Cables
Africa
Manchester
Wheat Futures Rally on Persistent Demand Amid Dust Storms
Chicago grain markets edged higher as persistent buying by hopeful investors pushed wheat futures well above yesterday's close. Early lows gave way to a roughly four cent gain aided by reports of dust storms in two tiers of Kansas counties signaling possible crop damage.
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Kansas
Bull Action On Market Prompts Fresh Stock Gains
In New York trading the wheat market absorbed profit taking while stocks firmed on non ferrous metals food and merchandising shares. Bond markets slowed but gilt edged issues and Latin American stocks advanced. Early losses narrowed with gains in International Silver Homestake Cerro De Pasco and Federal Mining. bar silver rose to 34 cents an ounce. The Manchurian crisis draws speculative interest but bankers doubt far eastern warfare would greatly affect demand. Money market eased with lower rates for acceptance and commercial paper.
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Associated Press
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Alaska Juneau
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American Smelting
St. Joseph Lead
International Nickel
Generallectric
Seara Roebuck
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Safeway, Drug, Inc
Corn Products
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Beatrice Creamery
Purity Baking
Homestake
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American Telephone
American Can
Wall Street
Far East
Cotton opens with small losses amid bear crop estimates
New Orleans prices firm after initial losses as New York traders lift local bids briefly. December to 6.50, January 6.57, March 6.75. market slips with weaker Liverpool cables and lower stocks. Mid session buys push December to 6.56, January 6.63, March 6.79 as two private crop estimates place U S cotton output around 16.0 to 16.3 million running bales and forecasts to November 1 at 12.15 million bales.
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New Orleans
Liverpool
New York
Terday
Livestock Prices Report From Chicago Market Nov 6
Hogs totaled 26 000 with 10 000 direct. Prices span 140 to 350 pounds from 4.15 to 5.65. Cattle and calves show steady slaughter figures with varied steers and vealers. Sheep listings show demand firm with lambs 50 to 90 pounds at 4.50 to 6.50 and ewes 1.25 to 2.75.
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Chicago
Potato Prices and Shipments Reported穀
Chicago market notes show potatoes at 83 on track 260 with total U S shipments 667 as trading slows. Wisconsin round whites quoted 70-85 cents per cwt with Minnesota North Dakota Red River Ohio and Idaho russets listed in varied ranges. Nebraska prices 1.00-1.10 for No 2s.
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North Dakota
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Idaho
Fire Unit Responds To Grass Fire Near Leonard Street
Fire company number 2 rushed to the rear of 609 Leonard street shortly before 3 PM for a grass fire. No damage resulted from the incident.
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IRS Park Bound to Higher Court in Interference Case
Mrs. Mary Park charged with interfering with an officer was bound over to superior court on a $100 bond after a hearing before Magistrates Woodell and Muse. Deputy W L Wheelis testified about attempting to serve papers on Myrtle Hutchens, who lived with Park, and Hutchens offered to notify Bloom Furniture for settlement.
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W. L. Wheelis
B. A. Woodell
C. A. Muse
Wheelis
A. W. Norman
Bloom Furniture Company
Judge Hayes to Speak at North Carolina Conference
Judge Johnson J. Hayes of the U S district court will speak on Law Enforcement at the North Carolina Annual Conference of the Methodist church held at the First M P church tonight. The session opens at 8 30 with Rev G Ray Jordan delivering Where Are We Going in Religious Education followed by Dr PF W Paschall presiding. Balloting for delegates to the general conference was held this afternoon and results will be announced tonight.
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Johnson J. Hayes
United States District Court
Middle District of North Carolina
North Carolina
The
Methodist Church
M. P
Mnden Havas
G. Ray Jordan
Wealey Memorial M. P. Church
South
PF. W. Paschall
Econference Council of Religious Education
Wesley Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church
Jordan
Crates Johnson
J. H. Straughn
D.D
General Church
C. E. Forlines
Westminster Theological Seminary
Roundtree appeals ruling in reckless driving case
Charles Roundtree, charged with reckless driving from an collision at English and Lindsay streets, pleaded not guilty, then was taxed $25 and costs after evidence. Notice of appeal was filed and bond set at $200. Other cases included drunkenness, worthless checks, and various fines and suspended sentences.
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R. K. Stewart
English and
Lindsay Streets
Lewis B. Teague
L. G. Brown
O. C. Pitts
Walter Teague
N. A. Leonard
Elizabeth Walker
B. Lawrence
Walter Upton
Ralph Clarey
W. D. Jordan
Robert W. Moffitt
E. H. Mullis
Lee Flake
N. C. Brown
Parmalee
Walter Nifong
Claude Bore
Duke Student Hero Receives Carnegie Medal in Louisville
Ruth Jenkins a Duke University student from Louisville Kentucky earned a five hundred dollar Carnegie hero medal for saving a man from drowning in a lake at Oxford. Deputy Wheelis testified about delivery papers to Mr Hutchens and a confrontation with Mrs Park leading to assault charges. Hutchens fled with others ready to confront the messenger and a motion to dismiss was denied.
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Hero
Wheelis
Hutchens
Greensboro
Attend the Second North Carolina Safety Conference in Charlotte
Richard Bryant from Wilmington learned by letter he would receive compensation after an accident. The envelope urged attendance at the Second annual North Carolina Safety Conference in Charlotte, prompting his group to travel to the event before returning home still unsure of payout.
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Charlotte
Richard Bryant
Wilmington
State Industrial Commission
Richard
Dope Peddler Convicted in Forsyth County Case
Charles Snipes of Forsyth county was convicted on 16 narcotic counts in federal court. Prayer for judgment was continued for partner H. T. Townes as Judge Johnson J. Hayes reserved sentence. In Wilson, Fred Spencer of Salisbury died from injuries after an automobile accident.
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Winston-Salem
N. C
Charles Snipes
Forsyth County
H. T. Townes
Johnson J. Hayes
Snipes
Wilson
Fred Spencer
Sailsbury
Catawba County Opposes Special Session on State Economic Policies
Catawba County commissioners have gone on record opposing a special legislative session to address economic and agricultural conditions. The stance reflects local concerns about state actions impacting the county.
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Newton, N. C
Catawba County
M P Ministers 70 Fill Pulpits Here On Sunday
Ministers of the M P Conference in session in the city will fill pulpits at local churches Sunday morning and evening. Visiting preachers are invited as conferences meet in the city. Rev. Roy I Farmer chairs pulpit supply with Rev J R Anderson Rev G L Reynolds J C Daniel and E G Seagrove as delegates. Churches should call pastors early.
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M. P
Roy I. Farmer
First Methodist Protestant Church
Holy Hour Tonight at St Edward’s Church
St. Edward’s Catholic church will observe Holy Hour tonight from 7 20 to 8 30 announced by Rev C E Murphy pastor He urged personal holiness and self sanctification and said the hour will spiritually fortify parishioners for church charity work The service will be reached by calling the First Methodist Protestant church office.
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St. Edward's Catholic Church
C. E. Murphy
Diphtheria Spreads North in Wilkes County
Diphtheria cases have been reported in Wilkes County in recent days, with Lemont noted among affected areas. Health officials monitor the outbreak as cases emerge in the region.
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Wilkesboro
N. C
Lemont
Wilkes County
Dedication Service Planned at Unity Presbyterian Church
A dedication service will be held Sunday at the Unity Presbyterian church in Davidson. The event marks the church's formal opening with attendees invited to participate in the ceremony.
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Davidson
Unity Presbyterian Church
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