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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1925
Page
13
New York November 21 AP cotton futures rise nearly a cent as government crop data shows a smaller yield than expected. January climbs to 20.19, December to 20.00, with March near 20.15 before trading suspensions pending official figures. Prices later retreat but stay near session highs as traders reassess supply prospects.
New York bond markets opened quiet on Saturday with orderly recessions noted in early trading. The session showed light activity as investors hesitated amid holiday markets and cautious stance on yields and premiums.
Prices held firm as San Francisco rediscount rate signals and a Saturday trading setup influenced the market. St Paul bonds led activity amid reorganizations talks with possible early lifting of receivership. Norfolk and Western converts dipped, Chesapeake and Ohio fives recovered. Seaboard and Katy issues showed irregulars. French bonds steady despite franc decline. Italian sevens at premium. German financing planned for next week. Total sales bonds 5 206 000.
Cotton goods gain momentum with moderate sales across print cloths and December contracts at 9 cents. Burlap markets hold steady though softer in Calcutta. Raw silk drops 10 cents per pound while Yokohama weekly sales reach about 8 000 bales. Silk goods quiet. worsted dress goods move in moderate lots. Hosiery strong for spring silk lines. other items steady for late delivery. Linen markets rise on holiday demand.
Cottonseed oil edged up as shorts covered on bullish cotton and wheat and strength in crude. Active deliveries closed 8 to 11 points higher. Sales 4,000 barrels with prime crude bids at 900 and prime summer yellow spot at 10.265.
At Saratoga Springs the National League of Masonic Clubs voted to endow a chair at George Washington University. The school will organize classes in political science and commerce in February as the foreign service school of diplomacy.
Stocks fell across sectors with bear trading driving declines in motors and high priced industrials while rails held firmer. French francs slid to a yearly low then rallied on short covering as cotton futures rose after a government crop estimate. Major names like Chrysler Hudson Nash Motors and United States Steel closed lower with few issues showing strength.
New Orleans November 21 AP The cotton market featured a very active Saturday session sparked by the government crop report showing a 15 298 000 bale reduction and a November 14 total of 12 249 bales. Prices surged after the report with December near 20.10 and January at 19.98, closing near day highs. exports for the day totaled 40 444 bales.
In Chicago grain trading on November 21, wheat advanced sharply as July delivery hit a season high. Argentina harvest weather and lower exportable surplus estimates propelled buying, while profit taking limited gains. Wheat closed 1 to 3 3 8 cents higher. December 160 1 2 to 160 7 8 cents and May 158 to 158 1 4 cents. Corn finished F to...
For the first time in New York City history more than 1,000,000 children attend the public schools on opening day. A Buffalo project plans a $215,000 school for crippled children to serve as hospital, school, playground, and home.
The University of Wisconsin proposes an outline for guided studies aimed at women’s clubs. The plan emphasizes structured reading, discussion, and public engagement to enhance educational outreach and community involvement among club members.
A garbled list of educational and historical topics appears. It mentions education economics the nineteenth century knighthood and related subjects with proposed study suggestions and discussion questions.
Textbooks are supplied free to pupils in New Brunswick public schools up to grade 5 in graded schools and standard 3 in ungraded schools. The books are given to the children, not merely loaned, as in the United States.
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