Market Review: Mixed Cotton and Stocks Trade May 29
New York spot cotton quiet at 21.79 as markets opened lower on profit taking. Prices recovered mildly with declines of 60 to 75 points from Saturday highs before closing steady on favorable weather and muted private crop signals. stocks, rail and industrials dipped then steadied with notable activity in United States Steel and other majors.
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New York
York
A&b Ar
Wall Street
Sue
Cehi
United States Steel
N. C
Florida
BCGR
Occa
American War and Foundry
DUTF
American Tel
Anaconda Copper
Atchison
Atlantic Coast Line
Atl
Gulf & W. I. S. S. Lines
Balawin
Baltimore and Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
Canadian Pacific
Central Leather
Chesapeake and Ohio
Chicago and
Great Western
Chicago, Mil
St. Paul
Colorado Fuel and Iron
Crucible Steel
Cuba
Erie
General Berane
General Motors
Great Northern
Gulf State Steel
Kennecott Copper
Louisville & Nashville
Mexican Petroleum
Midvale Steel
Missouri Pacific
Nevada Consolidated
New York Central
N. Y
N. H. & Hartford
Norfolk & Western
Northern Pacific
Ohio Gilles Gas
Pennsylvania
BS Ray Consolidated Copper
Reading
Rep
Iron & Steel
Seaboard Air Line
Sinclair Oil & Refining
Sloss, Shef
Steel & Iron O
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Southern Railway Ptd
Studebaker Corporation
Tennessee Copper Ce Ae
U. S. Ind
United States Rubber
Utah Copper
Virginia Carp. Chem. Yee Dita
Virginia Coal and
New Orleans Cotton Market Edges Higher on Mixed Trade
Cotton prices moved with uneven activity as later losses by profit takers were partially offset by small long positions. By noon the market declined 12 to 14 points but closed irregular with a net gain of 3 to 13 points. prices ranged from 20.00 to 20.98 cents.
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New Orleans
Liverpool Cotton Market Report Shows Steady Demand
Liverpool May 29 cotton prices mark fair demand with good middling at 14.26 and low middling 13.85. Sales reach 8,000 bales, 7,200 American, receipts 4,000 bales including 3,900 American. Futures show irregular activity with May around 13.65 and 13.47 for May, and other contract lines listed up to February-March 12.44.
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Liverpool
Cotton Seed Market Ends Steady With Mixed May Prices
New York cotton seed market closes steady as nearby months show mixed quotes. Soot and June at 16.40, July around 16.45, August 16.40 16.43, September 16.44, October 16.32 16.35, total sales 33,500.
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New York
Savannah Naval Stores Market Report May 29
Turpentine firm at 41.12 to 42 with 709 receipts and 281 shipments. stocks 10,979. Rosin sales not listed. receipts 1,832 and shipments 4,348, stocks 64,623. Quoted prices for various grades range from 5.05 to 6.10 with WG and WW at 6.10.
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Savannah
Turpentine
Rosin Firm
New York Market News May 29 Butter Eyes and Poultry
Butter prices steady with receipts totaling 10 366 creamery higher than extra at 44 41 2. Eyes ferm receipts 27 128 cases fresh gathered extra 38 1 2 39 and firsts 36 37 1 2. Cheese unsettled with 16 439 receipts including 4 295 in transit for export and poultry live steady no prices set with chickens at 23 30 fowls 19 12 turks 18 35.
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New York
American Ambulance Unit Joins Battlefront Movement
Paris May 29 Ambulance section No 26 of the American field service began moving to the front under Albert M Hyde of New York a Harvard man The service anticipates 240 recruits this week and similar numbers weekly thereafter.
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Associated Press
Paris
Albert M. Hyde
New York
Grudge ends in tragedy at Hibriten Valmead ball game
In Lenoir on May 29 John Coffey shot and killed Albert Kirby during a baseball game between Hibriten Academy and Valmead. A long standing feud preceded the incident as officers pursued Coffey, wounding him in the leg before capture. Coffey offered no explanation beyond wishing he had not acted.
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Lenoir
Hibriten Academy
Valmead
John Coffey
Albert Kirby
Coffey
Deal
Kirby
Sugar Market Moves Amid Mixed Futures Trading
In New York on May 29 raw sugar held steady as refined futures swung within Harrow limits. By noon the undertone remained steady with the spot market. prices edged up two points before closing irregular as liquefied sales occurred. July 5.18 September 23 December 5.08.
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York
Coffee Riots Stir New York Markets May 29
Reports from New York on May 29 note unsettled coffee markets with futures steady. Prices for July rise to 8.26 and September to 8.39 amid ongoing social unrest linked to coffee riots.
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New York
Sunrise and Sunset Times Page Note
A compact notice shows sunrise and sunset times for a Wednesday, listing approximate daylight hours. The readable fragment includes a 7 A Wednesday reference and an inconsistent sequence of letters and numbers, indicating OCR artifacts around times.
Davidson College Observes Class Day with Oratorical Contests
Special to The Dispatch Davidson May 29 The annual College Orchestra and Glee Club concert and the oratorical contests marked yesterday's events with prize presentations and medals. Class day exercises included salutatory by Andrew Brown and valedictory by L H Bikel. Junior oratorical contest featured five speakers on topics from peace to Renaissance in Asia. Medals awarded to declaimers debaters and essayists across societies. Today includes graduating exercises trustee meeting class reunions and alumni banquet.
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Davidson
Glee
Davidson College
Andrew Brown
E. BR. Price
W. H. Neal
R. H. Ratchford
D. TI. McKeithan
L. H. Bikel
G. C. An
L. A. Charblish
W. C. Cummings
Asia
J. L. Fowle
W. G. Humphrey
G. F. Webber
Who
R.D. Hall
A. S. Potts
Phi. Society
W. M. Currie
EU. Society
A.S. Potts
W. GC. Cummings
Hu. Society
R. W. Causer
Hugh Hamilton
E. H. Hamilton
William Love
S. R. Keesler
G. C. Bellingrath
Salem Female College holds 115th commencement events
Winston Salem May 29 The grand concert highlighted the college's 115th commencement with the Thurs day Morning Music Club Apollo Club and former faculty members Mrs Lilla Mallard Parker and Mrs Nell Starr delivering praised performances. The alumnae luncheon featured a pergola gift from the class of 1917 and the class day pageant A Glimpse of Olden Times as Seen by a Modern Girl. Lieutenant Governor O Max Gardner to give the literary address on commencement day.
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Dispatch
Winston-Salem
Salem Female College
Apollo Club
Lilla Mallard Parker
Atlanta
Nell Starr
New York
General Alumnae Association
Salem
O. Max Gardner
Water stage on Cape Fear at Fayetteville reported
Stage of water in the Cape Fear River at Fayetteville North Carolina measured 3.4 feet at 8 a m yesterday indicating current river level.
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Cape Fear River
Fayetteville
N. C
Brazil considers naval measures against Germany
The diplomatic commission of the chamber of deputies urges Congress to authorize the president to use German ships in Brazilian navigation and to seek accords with the Allies to ensure free foreign commerce and to revoke neutrality decrees. It calls torpedoing of the Parana and Tijuca attack gross violations of neutral rights.
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Associated. Press
Rio de Janeiro
Entente
Diplomatic Commission
The
Chamber of Deputies
Braz
Congress
Germany
United States
Brazil
Parana
Tijuca
Vermany
Trinity Finals Begin Next Sunday
Durham May 298 With the bacca laureate sermon by President Few Trinity's commencement will begin Sunday night The commencement sermon will not be delivered until Tuesday morning when Rev James S Montgomery D D of Washington City will be heard The annual literary address will be delivered by Hamilton Holt LL D of New York City editor of The Independent and one of the most forceful speakers of the country The feature for alumni is the annual dinner and address before the association by Dr John Franklin Crowell ex president of the college The evening papers in New York City will not publish Memorial Day editions to save white paper an estimated 250 tons.
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Durham
Few
Trinity
James S. Montgomery
D. D
Washington City
Hamilton Holt
LL. D
New York City
the Independent
John Franklin Crowell
Wood Prices Listed for Oak Pine and Mixed Loads
Oscar P Peck lists oak wood and mixed wood at 1.50 per load and pine at 1.35 per load. All wood sent C. O. D.
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C. O D
Storm Rips Tennessee Towns Killing Many
Seventeen dead in Tennessee as Sunday's storm devastates towns from Cumberland to Hawkins counties. Reports indicate heavy property losses in Dyersburg Linden and Lebanon with mining camps under company care and town reconstruction underway in Bradford Majestic Village Springs and others. Brazil votes 136 to 0 on first reading revoking neutrality in the war with Germany and the United States.
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Penng
Bradford
Majestic
Village
Tennessee
Bville
Fenn
Cumber- Taird County
East
Brazil
Germany
United States
Ironized Paw-Paw Tonic touted as ideal spring medicine
An advertisement features L Whiteman of Norfolk Virginia praising Ironized Paw-Paw Tonic for heart trouble nervousness indigestion and insomnia. It claims spring cleansing benefits and urges readers to buy through Elvington's in Wilmington or Interstate Drug Co New York with a $1.00 price and mail order service.
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Iron Man
Martin, & Co
Main Street
Wilmington
Elvington
Interstate Drug Co., Inc
New York
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