Real Estate for Sale Amos Realty Co Listing
Amos Realty Co announces available real estate at 301 302 Wachovia Bank Building. Interested buyers may contact the office by phone at 4392 for details and viewing times.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1930
Page
15
Amos Realty Co announces available real estate at 301 302 Wachovia Bank Building. Interested buyers may contact the office by phone at 4392 for details and viewing times.
Practically new five room bungalow with hardwood floors bath basement hot air furnace and garage on large lot outside city limits toward Greensboro priced at 3200. Cash 320 balance 35 monthly. Also good five room bungalow on Carter Street with electric lights water and garage for 1500. Cash 150 balance 20 monthly. Extra good four room house in northeast city part for 1400. Cash 140 balance 20 monthly. J L White Inc Hood Bank Building office 2683 residence 8473.
Grain and lard futures listed for Sept Dec Mar and May contracts. Wheat corn oats rye lard and bellies shown with price figures and open high data for Chicago markets.
New York September trading sent the stock market lower with the June 24 low of 154 barely breached. The Dow Jones average slipped to 1538.2 as rails and industrials hit new minima. Oil copper and rail shares led losses while a few names recovered slightly by session end.
Chicago reports show attempts to block Russian wheat sales backfired as officials' actions spurred selling. A surge of Russian supply to Liverpool and broad market fear pushed wheat to its lowest close since 1906, with corn and oats also sliding and provisions steady to lower.
Lieut Ap polo Soucek established a new record for the highest ascent by a human, flying to 43 166 feet above Anacostia in Washington D C. This milestone surpasses previous records and marks a historic achievement in aviation.
Curb stocks slid to new lows in a half day with utilities and investment issues steady to firm, petroleum weak, and miscellaneous industrials mixed. Total volume reached 375,400 shares as traders ended with small gains after late recoveries and weekend profit taking.
New December contracts fell to 10.40 with 11 point net losses, closing near the day’s low as trading continued weak. Prices slid across months amid heavy liquidation, hedging, and southern selling, with Liverpool and overseas factors blamed for ongoing pressure. Shipments awaiting clearance totaled about 148000 bales, down from last year.
A fragmented data scan shows various bond and stock listings with yields and prices such as New York bonds, Amer Agr Chem, Amer Smelt, Dodge Bros, Pan Am Pet and Tr, Penn R R, and West Elec. The text references percentages, tickers, and issue years, indicating a market-wide compilation rather than a single event.
J. Hathcock of Stanly county, senior economist at the federal farm board, resigns to become general manager of the South Carolina Cotton Growers Cooperative Association. He aided Clemson Clemson Clemson extension and helped draft a reorganization plan for the South Carolina cotton co operative body, under President R. B. Caldwell.
W. Noell president of the North Carolina Press association named a special committee to attend the funeral of Congressman W. C. Hammer in Asheboro. The committee includes Dowd Charlotte Stockton Greensboro Daniels Raleigh London Rokingham Sherill Concord Link Lexington Bivens Albemarle Webb Asheville Hurley Salisbury Martin Winston-Salem Rawley High Point. Mr Noell and Beatrice Cobb secretary will attend.
The Dutch first discovered tea value and its introduction to England in 1666 commanded high prices in the early market.
Norway's capital has shifted its designation from the historic Christian to the modern Oslo. The change reflects a national rebranding of governance and city identity reported in contemporary records.
High grade railroad and utility bonds hit new yearly highs in a volatile half day as stock market swings pressured private issue bonds. U S governments stayed firm while some German and French bonds moved, with Cologne City 6s and French 7s firm and other issues easing on thin sales.
In New York on Sept 27 the cottonseed oil market was quiet and easy amid weak broader markets. Old contracts mostly 1 to 25 points lower, new unchanged to 12 points lower. Total sales 1 850 barrels with 3 090 old and 1 050 new contracts. spot prices listed for prime crude and various monthly futures.
New Orleans Sept 27 The market for cottonseed oil futures softened as cotton declined and broad commodity markets stayed easy. Prime summer yellow oil settled at 6.95 down five points with prime crude at 6.12 to 6.25. Futures closed steady with October 6.85, December 7.05, January 7.10, March 7.20, May 1.30.
Naval STORES Jacksonville reports turpentine firm 3734 to 3742 with sales 302 and receipts 527, shipments 0, stock 22,698. Rosin steady with sales 1,416 and receipts 1,597, shipments none, stock 6,403. Quoted grades range B to D at 4.30, E to I at 47%, K 4.55, M 4.60, N 4.80, WG 5.50, WW 6.60, X 6.95.
Cotton goods were steady today with business slowly expanding. Burlaps were somewhat easier and wool goods showed moderate demand while silks sold slowly for fall distribution.
The stock market fell further as bears dominated and most major shares dropped, with only brief rallies and several big names posting losses. U S Steel and General Electric stayed steady while Canadian Pacific and several rail firms tumbled, closing irregular after about 1.65 million shares traded.
The 34th annual North Carolina division convention convenes in Raleigh Tuesday through Friday with committee and executive board meetings, addresses by Mrs. L. M. Bashinsky and UNC president Frank Graham, Children of the Confederacy events, memorial hour, an automobile tour, and a tea at Wakestone. Several hundred delegates and members are expected.
Cotton futures at New Orleans show Jan 1059 open with 1048 close, Mar 1080 open and 1066 close, May 1097 open and 1081 close, July 1114 open and 1101 close, with Oct 1024 and Dec 1050 also listed amid fluctuating session values. Market activity reflects steady demand across front contracts and distant positions.
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