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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1930

Page

15

Public Auction for S L Kidd Home Place 7.66 Acres Greensboro

Public auction of the S L Kidd home place 7.66 acres in Greensboro at Court House on October 15 at 2 p m conducted by D H Parsons. Notices announce removal from old stand 121 1-2 North Main to new location over Quality Shoe Store and invite customers to visit for tailoring and alterations by R H Elwonger.

S. L. Kidd Greensboro Court House North Main R. H. Elwonger

Wall Street Gains Trimmed as Backwash Clears Some Stock Advances

A backwash of selling trimmed earlier violent gains on Wall Street today. Trading was fairly active with about 1,730,000 shares changing hands as profit taking and pre-holiday caution weighed on prices. U S Steel fell one point while Consolidated Gas Electric Power and Light Dupont North American American Telephone and Union Carbide fell several points.

New York Wall Street U. S. Steel Consolidated Gas, Electric Power and Light Dupont North American American Telephone and Union Carbide Westinghouse Jost Eastman Whitney The Stock Exchange Illinois Chamber of Commerce

Netherland East Indies oppose rubber production limits

Native growers in the Netherland East Indies refuse to join a plan to restrict rubber production, signaling potential friction over measures aimed at controlling supply and prices. Local officials report resistance among indigenous producers.

Netherland East Indies

Cotton Firm In New York Market

Opening advances and late covering kept the cotton market steady in New York. December and May futures fluctuated through the morning before finishing near day highs, with gains around 12 to 13 points overall. Traders cited stock weakness, weekend account adjustments, and anticipated New Orleans cotton trade meetings as influences.

New York Liverpool New Orleans

New York Stocks Mixed Amid Chem and Tobacco Shares

A compact list of stock movers shows Am Chem and Am Can among notable gainers while Am Tobacco and Woolworth among decliners. Key names include General Electric, DuPont, Remington Rand, United Aircraft, and East Coast retailers with varied percentages, reflecting a broad market day.

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Cotton futures rise but end steadier in New Orleans session

Trading was fairly active on a Saturday cotton market in New Orleans with prices advancing into the day and finishing with modest gains across most months. December and January led the gains while Liverpool reports and port figures showed firm undertones ahead of a Columbus Day holiday.

New Orleans Liverpool Galveston Houston P.C

Bond Market Sways In Active New York Session

The bond market opened an active two hour session led by modest declines and steady domestic issues ahead of a holiday. Foreign issues rallied on several South American bonds with notable gains in Brazil Chile Argentina and Uruguay while German bonds posted broad advances and rail stocks underperformed.

New York Brazil Chile Peru Uruguay Colombia Western Union St. Louis Sanfrancisco Seaboard Florida Southern Railway General West Shore Northern Pacific General U. S

Mixed Trend In Curb Tradings On New York

Mixed curb market trends with some recovery in lagging shares while active issues faced selling. Total Saturday trading reached 453100 shares as utilities weakened though power and light firms held firm. National Screen Service jumped over 9 points to 24 1 8, Aluminum Company gained 3 points, aviation issues rose slightly, oils steady, and investment firms faced mild selling pressure.

New York National Screen Service Aluminum Company

Cottonseed oil futures firm on firmer cotton zone

In New Orleans on October 11 futures held steady as lard eased. Prime summer yellow oil closed at 6.95 and prime crude at 5.874. The session closed with October 6.85, December 6.95, January 7.05, March 7.15, and May 7.25.

N. O Cottonseed New Orleans

Cotton Goods Markets Steady as Demand Quiet in New York

Cotton goods and burlap markets were quiet and unchanged. Spot demand stayed active for Oxford saltings while raw silks strengthened in Japan but moved slowly here due to holidays. Silk merchandise flow continued but at very low prices.

New York Oxford Japan

London to Open Bay for Loneliest People

A new city plan adds a bay dedicated to lonely residents seeking company and support. Officials say the project aims to provide safe, social space with programs and activities supervised by community groups.

London

UNC Press doubles output with 25 new books this fall

Chapel Hill October 11 The University of North Carolina Press plans more than 25 new books for fall and winter, doubling last year’s output. No state funds support the press as foundations aid its growth, with six new volumes tied to the governor's live at home program. The line includes North Carolina economic and social, farm life abroad, human factors in cotton culture, and studies of Denmark and the textile industry.

R. W. Madry Chapel Hill University of North Carolina Press W.T. Couch Harvard Yale Chicago America Cambridge Oxford England North Carolina S. H. Hobbs, Jr Department of Rural Social Economics E. C. Branson Denmark Wilson Gee Institute For Research In Social Science University of Virginia Institute of Public Affairs E. E. Miter Southern Agriculturist Edgar W. Knight Jennings J. Rhyne Paul W. Wager Harriet L. Herrin Democratic Party Ante- Bellum Clarence C. Norton Roy M. Brown Jesse F. Steiner Cecil K. Brown Claudius T. Murchison University School of Commerce Elizabeth Bisland Nonilla Joseph Blount Cheshire Newton Sbhelly Carl Grabo University of Chicago Robert W. Babcock University of Michigan India William J. McKee University of North Carolina South William H. Kilpatrick Columbus University Common Schools Dean M. C. S. Noble The University School of Education Mary Grissom Louisville St. Helena Island South Carolina Guy B. Johnson Sea Islands Gaion Griffis Johnson Kyung Durk Har China United States Sanford R. Winston State College Virginia FP. Robinson Pennsylvania School of Social Work George R. Sherrill Clemson College Clinchfield William W. Way Atlantic Coast Line South Atlantic Fletcher M. Green Pythium Velma D. Matthews University Department of Botany Wilifrid H. Crook Bowdoin College George S. Mitchell Columbia University Quinn G. Johnson Tri-State Tobacco Cooperatives T. J. Wooster, Jr

Graham Develops New Spark Plug for High Speed Engines

Graham engineers unveil a new series of spark plugs in 7 and 8 inch sizes that run hotter yet prevent pre ignition and reduce fouling. Tests show insulator size is not the culprit and a solid copper garket with thicker skirt aids heat transfer. The 7-8 inch plug ran 100 hours at 3000 rpm in Graham engines without fouling, boosting potential for higher compression ratios.

Graham Experimental Laboratories Graham

Corn crop boost pushes down grain prices in Chicago

Official estimates put the corn crop 64 million bushels larger than a month ago, pulling down all grain values. Prices fell for corn by up to 4 cents, wheat 2 to 2 3/8 cents, oats 1 1/8 to 1 3/8 cents, with provisions fluctuating 17 cents lower to 12 cents higher.

Chicago North America

Turpentine and rosin firms report Oct figures in Jacksonville

Turpentine firm shows 36 sales 176 receipts 337 shipments 14 stock 23928. Rosin firm reports 662 sales 736 receipts 5 shipments 96874 stock. Quotes list commodity codes and bond-like yields for B EB G M N Way X with ranges.

Naval Stores Jacksonville Fla

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