Stocks Slip in Quiet Session as Traders Take Week End Pause
Prices drifted moderately lower in a calm New York session as investors banked gains and awaited further assurances of market stability. Early gains faded. General Electric and other leaders slipped while U S S Steel held to narrow ranges. Total volume neared 2.1 million shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley W. Prenosil
Associated Press
New York
Hoover
Case Threshing
Hershey
General Electric
Westinghouse Electric
Johne- Manville
Simmons
Columbian
U. S&s. Steel
New York Stocks and Market Totals Amid Mixed Trading
The report lists a wide range of stocks with varied performance including Am Beet Sugar, United Cigar Stores, Woolworth, Anaconda, Coca Cola, Dupont, Gillette, Houston Oil, Philip Morris, and Studebaker. Noted totals show sales around 2,087,660 with prices and changes across numerous companies, reflecting a mixed trading day and broad market activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cacetcda
Ohio
Soo
Couggion -Iiw
Wee
Texas Corp
WUGGR
Kawneas
United Cigar Stores
West
Sesreeose
Willys Overland
West Union
Wee Enees
Woolworth
Eeetter
Vollow
Te Awe
Eee
PN Kg
Wooliger
Apmout
Breet Beys
Ches
Ctuuioe
Svees
Davidson Chem
Ugw
DuPont EU Bea
Fis Vek
Wivsas
Ace Vtu
Gillette Rite
West Sugar
Houston Oil
Hudson
Myers
Bornard
Mont Ward
Nash
NH & H
Norfolk Bow
Nor and West
Northern Pac
Packard
Ieeeewne Eee
Pan Am Pet B
Neds
Pam Fam Lasky
Bonn Brives Cis
SER
Phillip Morris
Phillies Pet
Pullman New
Maio Gas
Waked
Eas Oss Feading
Csc Cee Wuss
Rem Rand
Rey Tob B
Schute
Sears Roe
Weeee
Simmons Co
BO Studebaker
Radio Program Listings Across Major New York Stations
Saturday October 26 schedule lists WEAF WABC and WJZ programs by hour with orchestras, dance shows, and news. Notable entries include Walter Damrosch Hour, Lombardo Orchestra, and Amos n Andy with various affiliate stations across the network.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WEAF
New York
NBC Chain
WCAE
WWJ
WTAG
Phil Spitalny
WEE
WFI
WSAN
WSM
WGY
WPTF
WJAR
WEEL
WCSH
WGR
KYW
WAPI
WEJC
WJAX
WIOD
WRVA
WHAS
WSB
WBT
WRC
WSAI
Walter Damrosch Symphony Orchestra
WTAM
B. A. Rolfe
WGN
WSAL
WFIC
Lew White
Charles Strickland
Bill Scotti
WABC
CBS Chain
Harold Stern
WKRC
WCAO
WGHP
WFBL
WJAS
WLBW
WKBEW
WEAN
WREC
WDBJ
WSPD
WKBW
WMAL
WKBJ
WNAC
WADC
Dixie Echoes
Wabsbc
Joe
WCAU
WMAQ
WHK
WFBM
WTAR
WWNC
WLAC
WDOD
WBRC
Hadley Orchestra
WERC
WMAK
WJZ
760
NBC
Hans Barth
WBZ
KDKA
WLW
Hotel Dance Orchestra
Chicago
WBAL
WHAM
Bonnie Laddies
WJR
Radio Guild
Rutherford and Son
Amos
Andy
Cincinnati
Orchestra
Mountaineers
Gene
Ford
Glenn
Cleveland
EAF
WCX
Detroit
U. of Michigan
Atlanta
WSB Skylark
Charlotte
Harris
Gurnee
Violet School
Louisville
Hotel Orch
Ensemble
WEM
Nashville
Richmond
Hotel Orchestra
New Orleans Cotton Opens Easier Before Week End Rally
Moderate trading marked the early New Orleans cotton session with prices slipping 4 to 9 points as markets followed New York trends. January fell to 18.23 and March to 18.50 before a late rally mostly recovered losses. Futures closed steady with minor net changes.
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New Orleans
New York
Rev A L Lucas Offered Post at Moody Institute
Rev A L Lucas has been offered a position in the college department of Moody Institute. He expects to report soon. Lucas is well known in town for his recent service as pastor at Calvary Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Lucas
Cold Portage
Moody Institute
Mr. Lucas
Calvary Methodist Church
First National Bank of New Bern Closed
The First National bank of New Bern was closed by its directors and turned over to the treasury department following rumors about the bank’s soundness. Depositors were advised withdrawals prompted the temporary closing to protect creditors and depositors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank of
New Bern
Treasury Department
National Bank of
Female salmon deposits about thirty thousand eggs
A single female salmon lays roughly 30 000 eggs and about four percent hatch, indicating low early survival in the spawning cycle.
Jerusalem Deserted for Seventy Years in Ancient Record
An ancient account states Jerusalem stood empty and abandoned for seventy years. The narrative emphasizes prolonged solitude and the city’s historic silence during that era.
Two Fires Reported This Morning In Local Homes
Firemen were called twice this morning to fires in local homes. At 401 Lindsay Street the Carter residence near 8 o'clock and at 10:30 North Main Street the Carraway home experienced a blaze from an overheated flue. Minor damage occurred at both sites with causes undetermined at the Carter home in the servant's quarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindsay Street
W. C. T. Carter
Bruce H. Carraway
North Main Street
Caraway
Carter Home
It Must Have Been Another Mr. Craven
A city court convict has been cited for driving an automobile while intoxicated. George B. Craven, Trinity bond buyer, disputes the name and warns he would not engage in any mischief if challenged by the other Craven. He notes the costs and fines of a first class drunk in the current liquor climate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Craven
George B. Craven
Trinity
New York Cotton Opens Steady After Early Decline
cotton opened steady after a morning drop of 2 to 4 points with distant selling from the south and local sources. December slipped to 18.16 and March to 18.56 but steady buying and covering kept the market under a firm undertone. Bombay activity and Liverpool liquidation supported bids as shipboard imports stood at about 202 million bales. The yearly U.S. rainfall was estimated at 152 trillion cubic feet.
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New York
Liverpool
Bombay
Funeral for Anderson Gray Held at First Baptist
Funeral services for Anderson Gray, colored, killed in a car buggy wreck Saturday night, will be held tomorrow at 2 30 p m at First Baptist church Trinity. The service was delayed from Wednesday due to a daughter's late arrival from Detroit.
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Anderson Gray
First Baptist Church
Trinity
Detroit
Potatoes Market Report From Chicago Oct 26
Potatoes receipts 134 cars on track 448 cars total U S shipments 963 cars market steady to higher. Wisconsin sack Round Whites 2 50 to 2 65 Minnesota North Dakota sacks 2 30 to 2 40 Red River Ohio sacks 2 40 to 2 50 Idaho russets 2 90 to 3 35 mostly 3 15 to 3 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
U. S
Wisconsin
Minnesota-North Dakota
Red River
Idaho
Liverpool cotton market steady despite American sales
Liverpool on October 26 reports quiet spot trading with prices steady for American middling and related grades. Sales reach 4,000 bales, receipts 15,100 bales all American, while futures close quiet and steady with October to July contracts listed.
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Liverpool
Cabbage and Tomato Casserole Bake Recipe
Shred cabbage and layer in a baking dish with raw tomato slices. Alternate cabbage and tomato layers with bread crumbs. Top with sauce options such as meat sauce, cheese sauce, or thick white sauce. Bake 30 to 45 minutes slowly.
After All the Signs Fort Worth Man Faces $10,000 Suit
A Fort Worth man A. E. Hunter is suing Nathan Rubenstein for 10000 in damages after a gasoline station explosion when Hunter struck a match while Rubenstein was fueling his tank. The incident seriously burned Rubenstein.
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Fort Worth
A. E. Hunter
Nathan Rubenstein
Hunter
Rubenstein
Ravellings Threading Linen Cloths for Darning Use
When hemming linen table cloths save the threads that come off to even the ends. Place them in an envelope and mark. These Ravellings excel for darning and outdo other threads for the job.
Funeral services held Friday for James F. Slack
Funeral services for James F. Slack at First M. P. Church followed his death at 504 English Street. The service featured hymns Have Thine Own Way Lord and Abide With Me, with Rev. Roy I. Farmer and several pastors officiating. Pallbearers included J. C. Cross and Fred W. McPherson among others. numerous church stewards served as honorary pallbearers and a list of flower bearers is noted.
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James F. Slack
English Street
M. P
Roy I. Farmer
E. L. Ballard
John W. Moore
Wesley Memorial
C. Marion Connor
First Wesleyan Methodist Church
J. C. Cross
Fred W. McPherson
W. L. Smith
C. C. Clemente
J. A. Monroe
Shubal Pierce
I. Bennett
M. P. Church
Coe
Pickett
J. H. Pritchard
H. C. Fogleman
D. E. White
W. C. Koontz
C. E. Bulla
W. A. Davis
W. C. Hammond
A. C. Hammond
A. M. Rankin, Jr
John York
Fred Leonard
D. A. Neese
O. R. York
L. R. Johnston
J. E. Perryman
W. M. Crouch
J. G. Snipes
R. T. Farmer
Mary Lyndon
Mona Harvell
Mary Strader
Henry Bradner
Pearle Mitchell
Cladyvee Ellington
Vera Smith
John Bennett
W. T. White
D. N. McCrary
D. FE. White
Most Graceful Of 1800 Girls
Mrs S S Coe and Mrs Fred P Ingram lead as the most graceful of 1800 girls Interment was in Oakwood cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. S. Coe
Fred P. Ingram
Oakwood Cemetery
Prominent Lumber Dealer Killed in Car Crash at Stop Light
Gastonia October 26. J Valley a leading Hendersonville lumber dealer was killed instantly when his car struck the cement base of a stop light on the city outskirts. Ambulance took him to the hospital but he died en route. Investigators seek cause with two theories from sleep to misreading the light. Valley's body to be returned to Hendersonville for burial.
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Gastonia
P) Co
J. Valley
Hendersonville
Valley
Baptismal Service Held For Infants In Local Church
A baptismal service in the Western North Carolina conference conducted by Bishop Edwin D. Mouton baptized five infants. The children are Edward Lenoir Naomi Elizabeth Ida Ruth Betty Ann and Helen McAuley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina Conference
Edwin D. Mouton
Edward Lenoir
Naomi Elizabeth
Ida Ruth
E. M. Jones
This City
Betty Ann
James A. Johnson
High Point
Helen McAuley
J. E. Lambeth
Thomasville
Wheat surge as 5 million bushels head to Europe
Chicago markets report huge North American wheat buying in 48 hours lifting prices amid Hoover comment that a 500 million bushel drop in world harvest lowers carryover. Corn oats and provisions show minor shifts while market notes include fading stock fluctuations. Also legal notice from Guilford County about Jacobs Avenue widening hearing set for Oct 28 1929 with appraisers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Europe
Hoover
Wwe Ava
North Carolina
Guilford County
City of
High Point
D. R. Parker
Eunice A. Parker
Jacobs Avenue
West Commerce Street
West Green Street
City of High Point
Gardner studies Baldwin request on Marion troops
Governor O Max Gardner weighed a request from R W Baldwin head of Marion Manufacturing and local citizens to keep National Guard at Marion until all remaining undesirable workers are removed. The incident followed a riot on October 2 at Baldwins mill where six people died and guards were deployed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
O. Max Gardner
R. W. Baldwin
Marion Manufacturing Company
Marion
Winston-Salem National Guard Company
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WOR
Newark
Uncle Don
National Security League
N. Y
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U. of Pittsburgh
Byrd
Rochester
Skultery
WJIZ
Springfield
McEnelly
Orch
Sailortown
Dixie
WIZ
Sandy MacFarlane
Chimney Swallows
Lowe’s
Central and Southern
Rev. A. L. Lucas
Jerusalem
Stump
Sandwich Shop
North Main
Mgr
Mr. Craven
United States
James Slack
Rev. Farmer
North Carolina College For Women At
Greensboro
Mary Brandt
John P. Boughan
Associated Press Market Editor
Shakespeare
C. Clark
T. R. Short
W. D. Simmons
Gardner
Baldwin
Goodyear
Cord
Hiatt Tire Co
West High Street
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