Cotton Market Buoyed by Orders and Census Data
New York November 14 AP trading quiet after heavy October domestic mill consumption reported by the Census Bureau at 543 679 bales, up from September and last year. December and March contracts rose. Liverpool cables steadier supporting demand. Dry goods sectors showed uneven activity with mixed prices and renewed interest in certain rayon and burlap items. Stock and ship figures indicated ongoing market movement amid cautious purchasing.
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New York
Liverpool
Anory Son
Neterely
Lancaster
Census Bureau
Japan
Cotton Seed Oil Holds Narrow Bounds in Trading
Cotton seed oil finished barely steady with a four point drop to one point rise. A house with refining and southern ties sold March freely but buyers absorbed offerings on strength in lard and grains. Sales ranged 5 700 barrels. Prime Crude 900 bid, Prime summer yellow spec 10 20, Dec 10 21, Jan 10 21, Mar 10 29, May 10 48 bids.
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New York
Legion Leaders Attend National Conference in Indianapolis
Henry L. Stevens Jr and I. P. Davis depart Warsaw North Carolina to join American Legion conference in Indianapolis with all department commanders and adjutants attending the national organization meeting.
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Warsaw
N. C
Henry L. Stevens, Jr
I. P. Davis
American Legion
North Carolina
Indianapolis
Stock Market Slump Pauses Rails Rally Amid Broad Declines
Renewal of selling pressure curbed price gains in today’s market as rail issues hit year highs on strong trading volume of 1,506,300 shares. Major rails elevated on dividend optimism, while motors endured heavy losses after General Motors cash dividend news. Techs and oils showed mixed moves with some gains, others retreating, as foreign exchange and various stocks fluctuated.
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New York
Central
Baltimore and Ohio
Western
Nickel Plate
van Swerigin
Interstate Commerce Commission
Baltimore and Ohio Common
Chesapeake and Ohio Common
Pere Marquette
Erie
Pittsburgh
West Virginia
New York Central
Norfolk and Western
Lehigh Valley
New Haven
Southern Railway
Wheeling and Lake Erie
Seaboard Air Line
Pennsylvania
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Motors
General Motor
Chrysler
Hudson
General Motors
Studebaker
Chandler
Jordan
Hupp
Paige-Detroit
Pierce-Arrow
Mack Trucks
White Motors
United States Steel Common
American Can
Baldwin
General Electric
United Cigar Stores
United States
Marland
Mid-Continent
Foundation Company
Liggett and Myers
American-Larance Fire Engine
American Safety Razor
Grimes Street Plans Education Week Program
Grimes Street school will observe American Education Week with a daily program starting Monday. The event, organized by T Wingate Andrews city schools superintendent, will be held at Grimes Street school each day of the week.
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Grimes Street
T. Wingate Andrews
Blue Triangle
True Blue Club
Little Foxes
Deluechey
Acorn Club
Oak Hill
Serlolo
Klover Club
Cloverdale
Pollyanna
Elm Street
Be Square
Ray Street
Emma Blair
Railroad bonds lead Saturday advance in week’s high
Rail issues spurred the market with prices reaching week highs as railroad securities drew buyers amid strong earnings and prospect of higher dividends. Skelly Oil and several convertibles hit new year highs while Florida Western Northern 7s and New Haven convertibles rose notably.Foreign and US government bonds also held firm as France resumes talks and Belgium agrees to facilitate a French settlement.
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New York
Skelly
Florida Western
Chicago and Western Indiana
Erie
International Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Seaboard Air Line
Southern Railways
Frisco
France
Foreign Government and corporate bonds mixed, 1930s to 1960s
A dense listing of global government and corporate bonds with varied coupons and maturities. Notes include Argentine, Austrian, Dutch East Indies, French Republic, German, Japanese, Belgian, British, Brazilian issues and U.S. corporates such as Am. Agr. Chem., Am. Smelting, Bethlehem Steel, Goodyear, U.S. Steel, and others with coupon rates ranging from the mid 40s to above 100% and maturities spanning the 1920s through the 1960s.
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Dutch East Indies
French Republic
Kingdom of Belgium
U. K
G. B
C. Mil. & St. Paul
R. I. P. Rig
C. Terra Haute &S.eflinc
West Ind
Chile Copper
Consumers Power Bs
Denver & Rio Grandecon
Dodge Bros
Chic. & Alton
Empire Gas & Fuel
Erie Gen
Goodyear Tire
Wee Great Northern
Hudson & Man
Adj Inc
Int. & Gt. North
Adj
Int
Merc. Marines
F. És
Kansas City Southerns
Kelly Springfield Tire
Louis. & Nash
Kas. & Tex. N. Adj
Virginia Railway
Western Electric
Rev J B Craven to Speak at Wesley Church Morning Service
Rev J B Craven new Greensboro district president elder to preach at Wesley Memorial Methodist church at 11 o clock this morning. Tonight the Sunday school department presents a pageant Voice of the Future followed by a short talk from Dr E K McLarty pastor. The order of worship includes Prelude Cantilene Nuptiale Anthem and sermon by Craven.
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J. B. Craven
Greensboro
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
E. K. McLarty
Dubois
van de Water
Edith Moore
Dr. McLarty
First Presbyterian
Stebbins
Jesus
Wesley
Schnecker
Bonar
Fawcett
Bizet
Mendelssohn
J. Gurney
Optometric Society Sets Greensboro Meeting on Asheville Congress
Durham reports an executive committee meeting of the North Carolina State Optometric Society next Tuesday at 8 pm in Greensboro. The session aims to discuss key state matters and plan for hosting the Southeastern Congress in Asheville next year led by president Dr. N. Rosenstein.
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Durham
Southeastern Congress
Asheville
North Carolina State Optometric Society
Greensboro
N. Rosenstein
Society Industrial Clubs Banquet at Y W C A
Five industrial clubs of the Y W C A hosted a Board of Directors banquet with about sixty attendees. reports on Junaluska and Bryn Mawr conferences were shared, prayers offered, and a social program followed.
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The
Katherine Howard
Junaluska
Berta McNair
Bryn Mawr
Durham
Miss Merritt
Vivian Matson
Worth While
Florence Nightingale
Win One Sunshine
Mars Hill Triumphs 1 0 Over Catawba In Salisbury
Mars Hill College football team defeated Catawba 1 to 0 in Salisbury this afternoon. Cook Edwards Graham and Winecoff stood out with strong ground gains for Mars Hill.
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Salisbury
Mars Hill College
Catawba College
Cook
Edwards
Graham
Winecoff
Mars Hill
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American Theater
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Santa Fe
Atlanta
Bir
Atlantic Coast Line
Baltimore & Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
California Petroleum
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chic. Mil. & St. Paul Pfd
Chicago & Northwestern
Chic
Rock I. & Pac
Dodge Bros. Pfd
Dupont de Neme
Ees
Elec. Pow
Lt. Ctfs
Famous Players Lasky
Freeport Texas Co
Eeee
General Petroleum
Gulf States Steel
Gee
Ind. Oil & Gas
Inter Harvester
Inter Merc
Mar
Inter Nickel
Kennecott Copper
Louisville & Nash Ove
Mack Truck
Mid-Continent Petroleum
Mo. Kans
Tex Soveese
Pacific Pfd
Montgomery Ward
Norfolk & Western
Pacific Oil Ee
Ala
Packard Motor Car
Pan.-Am
Pet
Esmel
Pennsylvania Eeee
Phillips Petroleum Eee
Pierce Arrow
Radio Cor
Eevee
Republic I. & Steel
Reynolds Tobacco
Seaboard Air Line A
Sears Roebuck
Shell Union Oil
Iu S. Ind
U S. Rubber
U. S. Steel
Univ. Pipe & Radeente
Wabash
Wabash Ryeoseeeeeeee 98 42% 41% 42 Westinghouse Elec
White Motor Co
Eeotive
Willys Overland
Woolworth & Co Ecevage
Blue Triangle Club
Ruth Russell
Eleanor Cooke
Mary Frances Kearns
Virginia McEwen
Elizabeth Shipman
Annie Raper
Rebecca Jenkins
Lena Strawbridge
Ions Aire Guilmant
Gerhardt
Gabriel
Frank Ogburn
Mene Rayer
Glases
Nat Walker
Optometrist
Wvvee Co
Postoffice
Clinard Electric
College Street
High Point
Ford
Texaco
Elwood
Main Street
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