Nervousness in stocks as early gains fade
The New York market opened with strength but soon sellers dominated. Call money rose to 9 percent as banks tightened loans and estimates of loans called ranged from 25 to 50 million dollars. Despite some bullish resumption later, the session saw declines in many active issues and mixed results across key names.
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Stanley W. Prenosil
AP Financial
New York
Federal Reserve Advisory Council
Electric Power & Light
Columbia Gas
American & Foreign Power
American Telephone
American Power & Light
Pacific Lighting
General Public Service
Hudson Motors
Michigan Steel
Columbian Carbon
Westinghouse Electric
Air Reduction
Lackawanna
Southern Pacific
Wall Street
Chicago Livestock Prices and Receipts Report
Chicago market receipts show hogs 20 000 with loads up to 10 85 top for 200 220 lb hogs. Cattle receipts 13 000 with calves 2 000. steers and yearlings mixed with higher end 17 00 and heifers 13 25 15 25. cows 11 75 and bulls 8 90 10 75. Sheep receipts 21 00 with lambs 13 00 13 25 and feeding lambs 12 25 12 80.
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Chicago
Rangers
Potatoes market report shows slow trading and price ranges
Potatoes receipts 75 cars on track 225 total U S shipments 93 cars trading slightly weaker Wisconsin sacked round whites 2 75 to 2 85 northern section 2 65 to 2 70 central section Minnesota sacked round whites 2 60 to 2 75 Idaho sacked Russell 3 75 yesterday sales
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Chicago
U. S
Wisconsin
Central Section
Minnesota
Idaho
Russell
Durham Guests of Mrs. Coffield on Lexington Avenue
Mr and Mrs P W Scott and their baby daughter of Durham are spending a few days in the city visiting Mrs A S Coffield on Lexington avenue.
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P. W. Scott
Durham
City
A. S. Coffield
Lexington Avenue
Eggs firm in New York as receipts reach 25800
Egg market report from New York shows firm activity with receipts totaling 25 800.
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New York
Wheat rallies on rains and USDA yield drop data
Chicago September 17 wheat prices recovered after reports of heavy rainfall in Argentina and a USDA estimate showing world yield about 500 million bushels below last year. Futures moved from lows to firm closes with gains across corn oats rye lard and beet prices. a motorized portable pump for draining excavations and manholes is described.
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John P. Boughan
Associated Press
Chicago
U. S. Department of Agriculture
German inventor's alloy cooling method cited for strength
A German inventor claims his aluminum alloy is lighter and stronger than existing metals due to a special cooling process during production. The technique allegedly enhances durability and reduces weight for potential industrial use.
Cotton market opens steady on crop hopes and rains
New York reports a steady cotton opening with gains in active months from Liverpool buying and bullish crop advices. December climbs to 18.95 and March to 19.25 before selling pressures pull prices back. midday quotes run around 18.92 for December and 19.22 for March amid mixed rains and liquidation.
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New York
Liverpool Cables
Liverpool
India
New Orleans Cotton Opens Firm on Bullish Cables and Weather
The New Orleans cotton market opened firmer on higher Liverpool cables and bullish crop reports. Early gains of 12 to 13 points gave way to modest declines before a late session recovery left prices steady to four points higher, with October through January futures posting modest gains amid unsettled belt weather and hedge selling.
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New Orleans
Liverpool
Steadier
Poole
Market Bullish on Cotton as September Decline Reported
New Orleans report from the Garside bureau of Boston notes cotton crop declines in the first 11 days of September matching typical monthly drop. Rain across the belt slows picking and harvesting, contributing to an early market advance and bullish sentiment.
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New Orleans
Garside Bureau of
Boston
Domestic cotton goods markets rise on forward delivery demand
Domestic cotton goods markets showed modest improvement as demand strengthened for forward deliveries, signaling cautious optimism in the sector.
Liverpool gains driven by continent buying and shorts
Private cables credited Liverpool's strength to gains from continental buying and covering positions on the bullish Garside crop report.
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Liverpool
Manchester cabled fair cloth sales to India
The Manchester cable reports demand for fair cloth is mainly directed to India while yarn demand remains limited, signaling cautious activity in textiles and broader market softness.
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Manchester
India
Free public cooking school to open in High Point
The High Point Enterprise notes a free public cooking school will open next Tuesday from 2 to 4 pm with Mrs Dull in charge and seating for all women, including a restricted third balcony for Black attendees. Attendees are urged to bring pencil and paper to note recipes from the stage.
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High Point Enterprise Free Gas
High Point
Small Child Strangled to Death in Fall Here
Charlie Reid infant son of Mr and Mrs John Reid of 801 Park Street was accidentally killed when his head became caught between a bed post and a wall after a fall. Surviving are four brothers and four sisters. Funeral services were held at Lineberry M P church near Denton and burial followed in Lineberry church cemetery.
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Charlie Reid
John Reid
Park Street
Noland
Harland
Douglas
Richard
Juanita
Shirley
Virginia
Elizabeth
Lineberry M. P
Denton
George L. Surry
Welch Memorial M. P
R. L. Smith
Trinity M. E
Lineberry Church
Mrs Mamie Robbins 38 Dies Quietly at Home
Mrs Mamie Robbins age 38 died at 2 30 this morning at the home of Mrs Elvira Osborne Randleman route one where she had been staying for a rest after four weeks of ill health She is survived by husband L M Robbins son Donald Wood sister Mrs R P Clark of Randleman and three brothers C H Whitesell Whitesell and R B Whitesell Funeral services will be held at Archdale M E church Wednesday at 11 am with Rev E M Jones officiating burial in Old Union Church Cemetery
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Mamie Robbins
Elvira Osborne
Randleman
Route One
L. M. Robbins
Donald Wood
R. P. Clark
C. H. Whitesell
Whitesell
R. B. Whitesell
Archdale M. E. Church
E. M. Jones
Old Union Church
Funeral Held for Ralph Mc Quaigue at Mother's Home
Funeral services were conducted at the home of his mother Mrs. J. P. Yarboro on Doris Street yesterday at 2 o'clock by Rev. C. F. Womble of Highland M. E. Church for Ralph Mc Quaigue who died Saturday night in Concord. Pallbearers were L. W. Teague H. N. Thompson Wallace Burns and F. L. Burns. The flowers were carried by Franie Yarboro Ruby Yarboro Olga Yarboro Estella Maness Lessie Maness and Mrs. L. M. Young.
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J. P. Yarboro
Doris St
C. F. Womble
Highland M. EB
Ralph McQuaigue
Concord
L. W. Teague
H. N. Thompson
Wallace Burns
F. L. Burns
Franie Yarboro
Ruby Yarboro
Olga Yarboro
Senate tariff debate clashes over farm chair actions
Tuesday Senate tariff debate continues as Senators Borah and Reed clash over agriculture versus industry in the tariff bill. McNary of Oregon convenes agriculture committee to review federal farm board members. La Follette asks probe of Judge Kirkpatrick injunction restraining Amalgamated Clothing Workers from organizing.
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Senate
Borah
Idaho
Reed
Pennsylvania
McNary
Oregon
Agriculture Committee
Federal Farm Board
LaFollette
Wisconsin
Kirkpatrick
Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America
Wall Street Briefs on Aircraft Merger Talks and Oyster Farms Sale
Negotiations for a proposed merger of international aircraft and aviation firms, including British American and French companies with assets over 7.06 million dollars, are being pursued by U.S. banking interests. Bluepoints Co Inc formed as a General Foods subsidiary to take over North Atlantic Oyster Farms assets. Steel scrap prices in Youngstown drop 25 to 50 cents per ton with dealers asking 18.50 to 18.75 dollars.
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New York
Wall Street
Bluepoints Co. Inc
General Foods Corp
Postum Co. Inc
Primary Voting In Pennsylvania And New York Today
Voters in New York state largely ignored assembly primaries with few contests, mostly in New York City. In Queens and Brooklyn, battles for local seats and party leadership drew attention, while John L. Earle challenged Borough President George A. Harvey in Queens.
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Albany
N. Y
New York State
Assembly
New York City
Queens
New York
Edmun B. Jenks
Broome County
Romeo H. Whiting
Binghamton
New York County
Joseph H. Broderick
James Cannon
Queens County
Kings County
Abraham Grenthal
Francis E. Rivers
Jenks
Whiting
Walker
Fioella H. la Guardia
William M. Bennett
Bennett
George A. Harvey
John L. Earle
Pennsylvania Primary Sparks City Divides in Philadelphia and Pittsburgh
In a quiet state, Philadelphia and Pittsburgh split their Republican factions as voters choose among local nominees. Across Pennsylvania only two pairs face unopposed per Superior Court and common pleas races, with Keltero Baldridge and Niles Douglas Unopposed in their respective party nominations.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Commonwealth
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
State Superior Court
William H. Keltero
Lancaster
Thomas J. Baldridge
Holidaysburg
Henry C. Niles
New York County Common Pleas Court
George T. Douglas
Liverpool cotton market reports firmer prices
Liverpool spot cotton moves higher with American grades leading gains. Prices listed include strict good middling 11.08 and middling 10.28, with 7,000 bales sold and 21,000 receipts, futures closed quiet and steady for October through July contracts.
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Liverpool
Notice of Sale of Real Estate by Bankruptcy Trustee
United States District Court for the Middle District of North Carolina Greensboro error prone notice describes public auction of multiple tracts in Randolph and Guilford counties. Tracts 1 2 3 4 5 to be sold October 17 1929 at 11 90 A M and Tracts 6 7 8 9 on October 17 1929 at 2 00 and 3 00 P M respectively. Terms cash on confirmation. properties free of encumbrance. Trustee C Barnhart and attorney Z I Walser listed.
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United States District Court For
Middle District of North Carolina
Greensboro
North Carolina
J. J. Garland
Motor Service Company
Geo. H. Crowell
High Point-Trinity Public Road
Randolph County
Sue Hollowell
High Point- Trinity Public Road
High Point
Trinity Public Road
Bessie Wray Booth
Register of Deeds
Guilford County
N. C
Bessia Wray Booth
Register of Deeda
High Point Township
Emerywood Addition
Emerwood Addition
Jamestown Township
Linthecum
Deep River
Pitt’s
Swedish Inventor Tests Self Blunting Parachute Drop
A Swedish inventor develops a parachute that remains closed until within a few hundred feet of ground to prevent drift during air mail drops. The design aims to improve accuracy and reduce loss of mail in transit.
Californian Develops Page by Page Book Photography Process
A California inventor unveils a method to photograph books page by page using negatives. Images can be projected onto a screen from the prints or stored compactly in small-space archives.
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Studebaker
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BT Schulte
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Lakehurst
N. J
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W. E. Kepner
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M’ouague
What Congress
Wall Street Briefs
Co. C. Barnhart
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