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About Athens banner-herald. (Athens, Ga.) 1933-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 18, 1934)
Jcsoav, SEPTEMBER 18, 1934, fluence of Technical Factors Tends to Stem Gelling of lssues By \/!CTOR EUBANK ; ,waicd press Financial Writer e vORK. — (&) - Stocks '\_b t ~ largely under the technical factors o endeq to stem the selling bich 1,, y virtually, no news L .ve affected the equi- P ket as a whole. Pressure , relaxed somewhat, but . ~oularities continued to . spotty appearance. '« government securities show .mall gains and losses. (lmins, - hout even until around uoon , - turned reactionary and b other cerials drifted s.\‘mpn,-i btically lower. The dollar reg- | ered improvement in terms of wign exchanges. ! tivity developed among | \ .priced shares. MecLellan | e went up a point, as did | s, while Paramount Certifi- | tes, Warner Brothers and Jox | proved fractionally. U. S. Steel | bierred was supported for a Te-? ory of 2 points, and Union Pa- | . DuPont, Eastman Kodak, U. | Steel common; and Howe | bund firmed a point or more‘ bn, American Telephone was | ut unchanged. Chrysler, Gen- | | Motors Consolidated Gas, Al- | i Chemical, Case, Goodyear, | hns-Manville, Montgomery Ward, E rs-Roebuck, U- S. Smelting, nta Fe and N. Y. Central wm‘e! derately higher. United Air- | t and American Woolen pre- | red were off fractionally to new“. ~\1,“, there Wwere reports l]lilt! textile strike might be called | financial ohsiervers continued | view the labor situation with | e concern and many usually | hive traders were said to be | Il hugging the sidelines ppndingi re definite indications that a tlement 18 In prospect. ’ GAINS ARE LOST I IEW YORK — (AP) — Early | ins of 7 to 11 points in coltoni av on active commission house | ying were lost in the later trad- [ when the demand tapered off | d persistent southern hedge sell~i reached the market. f New York Tablg ! Open High Low Close P. C. | L 12.89 12,91 12.72 12,74 12.84 | ¢ . 12.95 13.00 12.82 12.83 12.91 | 13,01 13.02 12.85 12.86 12.93 | b . 13.08 13.10 12.92 12.93 13.01 | by , 13.12 13.13 11.96 12.97 13.04 | Iy . 13.16 13.17 13.03 13.04 13.06 ; TRADING RESTRICTED i [EW ORLEANS —(AP)— The | ton market was rather quiet to- { v with trading restricted by lhci ptinuance of the textile strike. | New Orreans Table t Open High Low Close P (T.i = ? 2.90 12.92 12.77 12.78 12.86 | 13.00 13.02 12.84 12.85 12.96 | h. . 13.02 13.02 12.90 12.88 12.98 | h. . 13.06 13.09 12.93 12.95 13.03 i by . 13.12 13.15 12.98 12.98 13.07 | Iy . 13.16 13.16 13.06 13.04 13,11} CHICAGO GRAIN i High Low Close | "HEAT-— | bt .. .. .. 20456150855 .08 0, o oo o 1.05 1,08% 1.04% | BY .. .. .5 1.0556 1,04% 1.043% | 'ORN ! pt. .. .o SELTIN TEN .771/,% C. e o oo RURIL OTL U 7 | Iy . . L ERTON IENE TR )ATS- i pt .. .. .. GERER NS C .« .. .. SEOBCEDRE G AUSHES | BV ve oo .. uD3TES SBITS SOR i o Matches Played in | ound Robin Horseshoe i Tournament Yesterdayi f 0 matches were played in the | Uil Robin ~Horseshoe tourna nn ‘] the “¥” yesterday after- M. The tourney started yester tl»xl‘ul will eontinue until 9\,{,13,? .\V-V:.‘ in the tourney has ])luyedl the others. Ml ‘.,.Ki”", defeated the city* . champiom, Doc Huny, in one ‘1” matches, 50 to 34 and H. F. : e downed Spencer St. John y. i the other mateh. 'l‘hef ‘}w:" td match was probably 5] n‘:!“\":q‘\hg two, for the twoi] e FATE FRONE | THE L DNE : lri('h(‘l"s in the C‘lfy. ‘1 ANNOUNCEMENTS | | PR A * g f»"T WARD: SOF THL\] by deg : | ibfihus; li-?ea()tidou:. fr\ll(;nxd‘ Hem.‘y I fine), cancy in Vith full knowled o fVices have meantget th“'hat his l. I' ward-and of tget fe gt la ! act that| I I ;: will })e most difficult tO’ B, decided to offer for the ” H.»»I"tom" platform will be | (/KL.\“: 0 ecarry out Mr. Culp’sé‘ e Ar.l policies to thg best}‘ b ’=i.A.xty‘ , R T "'Mply grateful for the| * the voters of the ward. i‘ GUY LESTER. | R St e | -, -DERMAN, FIRST WARD | E Fnectias of the First Ward: || o ity “Goume, e d, subedd . i 1 from the ! B thaciot J > the rules of | Y €lection to fill vacaney. I “¢ply appreciate not nn.]y; _but your active support. | . H. (BUCK) PAUL. I 1, FOR ALDERMAN b :mn‘uunce my candidacy | "nfn from the fifth wardxi e the rules and regula- | t tie democratic primadry, | “DICK” BURCH. | — | ! here) OR ALDERMAN ' ' re ~.l’zjctu;::no?“ce my candidacy € fift), War:l] :sbalderman from democratye ko, eot primary. i . M. CENTER ‘ !:'____—“-—___'_:——___ | NEW YORK STOCKS R Ig IOS}‘;WI YORK—(AP)—~ The fol g g Is the close of stocks quota ,!tlons on the New York Stock Ex change today: ; Sl ‘AI Chem end D oo o vy 50 il A Cans Ty ashin el Gl ighsh "Am and For Power .. .; s » 0% 4Am Pow and Light ¢ . % 4% *l-“m e Btd . Lk e 30K L lAm Smelt and R .. s .. .. 383% TE -Tol T T SRR SRR R| L zAm DOMROOO oo e G s ‘»lAm Robaceo Boiwih v siiha 130 }Anaconda B e Tl s G B 0 Soflat: Bibe i (i Svee U [Atl BROIR e e s SLALDUPR P i) G s AR [peie ey Lo D 0 L sl IB GRGO L P eo B EBEOGIR AV, L L i e gßeth Brael u. il i A 3Budd Ml oo e iGN il ’Can DG AN es R fc:m Baetlla . isl X éCase, DX e e e FChep and Ohfo. .-, vl jo Stk FOhrvßlor . b s Rl B ICol GoAna BY <.l vl I Coam Solv .. w 5 0 v sun 3898 {Com and Bow . Lio s n il TGOR Oak' . i 5 s e 9% Cal L R e R Corr e USSR g R —D— I PPNt o, o il sl s AR | —E— | lEI Pow and Light .. .. .s sa 3% | —G— | lGen Blantede soo 008 {fletiiWaode o, .. 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Magistrate Harrisl sent Redmond to jail until Friday, in default of SIOO bail, and then turned to Mrs. Redmond. “And what are you going to do now ?” he inquired. ~ “'ve a good notion,” said Mrs. Redmond, speaking with the delib eration that goes with deep thought, “to slap your face.” The magistrate (stifling a desire to say “You, and whose army.”) arched hid eyebrows and inquired what put such a silly idea in her head. “I do not want to be separated fgom my husband,’”* she replied. “If I slapped your face, Yyou would send me to jail, too, like my hus band, wouldn’t you?” The court assured her he prob ably would do exactly that, but that he did not intend to give her the chance; whereupon Mrs. Red mond departed the place tearfully, vowing (as would any bride of one month) never, never, never, to find fault with her husband again. ——————— . 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