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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 13, 1930

Page

11

New Orleans Cotton Opens Steady After Irregular Start

New Orleans cotton prices opened irregular yet active with Dec at 11.15 and Mar at 11.6 before profit taking pulled Dec to 11.98 and Mar to 11.52. After an hour, values steadied with slight recovery, closing barely steady with modest declines of 12 to 17 points from yesterday’s close.

New Orleans Liverpool Chicago Farm Board Eos Mary

Rally in stocks sustains three day advance amid modest gains

Stocks extended a three day rally in a steadier session led by copper shares and large crust of blue chips. American Smelting rose about four points while Consolidated Gas Dupont and Woolworth gained two to five points. Short covering surged with rumors of punitive measures denied and official rates steady as call money hovered near one percent.

Kennecott Calumet Arizona Howe Sound Inspiration Miami Granby Hecla Anaconda Cerro de Pasco Peru Allied Chemical Norfolk and Western Consolidated Gas Dupont American Tobacco American Power and Light Electric Power and Light Woolworth St. Louis Southwestern Union Pacific Western Union American Telephone and Loews Stock Exchange Board of Governors Eugene Meyer Federal Reserve Board

Cottonseed Crushings Decline From Last Year in Three Months

Washington reports for Aug 1 to Oct 31 the census bureau’s figures show cottonseed crushed at 1,664,138 tons, down from 1,911,110 tons a year earlier. Mills held 1,081,393 tons on Oct 31, versus 1,177,666 last year, with crude oil and refined oil production and stocks also listed.

Washington Census Bureau

New York Cotton Opens Steady Amid Liverpool Cables

Cotton opened steady in New York with negligible changes as early Liverpool cables show covering and buying. Dec futures rose from 11.04 to 11.12 before pausing near 11.08, while other contracts moved within narrow ranges amid steady trade and ongoing hedging.

New York Liverpool Egypt Owen

Wall Street Stock Ticker Highlights Major Movers

The list shows prominent firms trading and values for Am Beet Sugar Am Car Fdy Am Can Anaconda Armour Beth Steel Chrysler Coca Cola Gen Motors Packard United Fruit US Steel Western Union and more. Investors monitor declines and gains across industries including oil tobacco sugar and defense amid fluctuating market activity.

Uae SON Ike Ee Anaconda Armour Asso Dry Goods Mae Ou Barnsdall Bendix Aviation Beth Steel Chrysler Coca Cola Seesaw Igor Stee Motors Sugargina Oan Davidson Dupont Elec Auto Lite el Pow & Light Eng Pug Ser Eric R R Foster Wheeler Fox Film A Freeport Texas Gen Foods Gen Motors Este West Sugar Houston Howe Sound Hudson Motors Hupp Motors Ind Ray Inter Comb Inter Nickel Eovecess Iy Ae Erie Ge Ius Ugg Henbke Kennecott Baew Liggett Myers Eeeies Eee Mack Trucks Bese Baee Magma Monty Ward Wis Natl Biscuit Natl Dairy Products Nynh & H Pan Am Gary Penn RR Tent GOR Phillips Petos Anee Babak Rep Steel Bee Reynolds Royal Dutch SR Sbs Schulte Seaboard Bam Bee Sears Roebuck Simmons Co Sinclair Con Sou Dairies GARE Aes Bly Ltd Gas Elec Cei Sy Studebaker Oh Ee Tenn Cop & Naan Cone i Iwebe Ae Texas Corp Us$ Steel Ssak Va Car Chem Ward Baking Baoe Western Union Aaa West el Mfg Ceee Willys Over Woolworth Sieeaac

State Baptists Flay Lynching in Raleigh Convention

North Carolina Baptists at a Raleigh convention condemn lynching and endorse prohibition while pledging to support anti-lynching measures and assist negro churches. They urge voters to back candidates favorable to prohibition and caution against politicizing the issue. Dr. W J McGlothlin warns Southern Baptists risk decline if giving trends continue.

Raleigh North Carolina Baptists Anti-Saloon League W. J. McGlothlin Furman University Southern Baptist Convention South McGlothlin General Convention Kingdom of God

Mind Reading Faker Snared by Detroit Postal Inspectors

In Detroit on November 13 a man named B Krishna, revealed as Shamson Rahman, was jailed after claiming to foretell names and predict lottery tickets. Postal inspectors arrested him following questions about criminal intent and potential postal fraud.

Detroit B. Krishna Krishna Post Office Frank K. Norris United States District Attorney Norris Shamson Rahman

Churches Backing Hoover Emergency Employment Work

The Federal council of Churches assured the President's emergency employment program and urged churches to organize local employment committees. James Myers, the council's industrial secretary, said churches nationwide are actively aiding unemployment relief and called for coordinated action with social agencies and government bodies.

Washington Federal Council of Churches James Myers Arthur Woods United States Myers

Clemson Offer For Charity Benefit Game Shelved

New York November 13 Clemson's proposal to play New York University in a post season charity game was shelved in favor of a Colgate versus New York University match set for December 6. A mayor's committee spokesman said the offer was appreciated but the committee preferred two outstanding bookings if possible.

New York Clemson New York University Colgate

Faithful Guilford Negroes Rewarded

Greensboro news reports that J. T. Chilcutt's will leaves his 175 acre Guilford county farm to New Brooks and his wife Martha for decades of faithful service to him and his father. Wilbert Brooks will inherit $1000 at age 21 as part of the same will.

Greensboro J. T. Chilcutt New Brooks Martha Chilcutt Guilford County Wilbert Brooks

Wilson Florist Heads North Carolina Florists Group

Stickney Boyd of Wilson was elected president of the North Carolina State Florists Association at its convention. He succeeds C. N. Hibbard of Durham. J. J. Fallon of Raleigh became vice president, and R. E. Gunnett of Winston-Salem was re-elected secretary treasurer.

Raleigh Stickney Boyd Wilson North Carolina

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