Stock Prices Rally Amid Motors and Oil Demand
New York stocks edged higher with the motor and oil shares leading the rise. Nash Motors hit a record top at 340 and associated firms posted gains as grain prices climbed, with heavy oil and coal activity and rail stocks also advancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Nash Motors
Associated Dry Goods
Kresge
Laclede Gas
Mack Trucks
United Fruit
United States Cast Iron Pipe
United States Realty
Dodge Brothers Securities
Motors
Maxwell Motors A
Suon
Fisher Body
Packard
Willys-Overland
Preferred
Leares
Atlantic Refining
Calfornia Petroleum
United States Steel Common
Delaware and Hudson
Jersey Central
Lackawanna
Theduggh Valley
Reading
Bond market shows modest gains amid slow trading
New York April 6 moderate improvement in the bond market with slow turnover. Several railroad and industrial issues react to company specific news while overall interest remains low and prices stay narrow. Convertible bonds like Delaware and Hudson rise to a new high. Norfolk and Western and New York Central convertibles advance. tire stocks lift some issues amid broader gains in the sector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Delaware and
Hudson Ja
Wiores
Norfolk and Western
New York Central
Kellypringfeld
United Faute Rubber
Goodyear
United States
Livestock Market Report Shows Mixed Gains and Weakness
Chicago livestock receipts total 17 000 with dull demand for better grade fed steers and uneven hog trade. Steers mostly $10.00 and up with some $11.25 to $11.50 at top. yearling and light-weight cattle steady to higher. fat cows $8.50 to $9.50, some heavier trades to $12.50. stockers steady as buyers seek light, well finished cattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montanas
California
Chicago
Dairy Prices and Receipts Report from New York Market
Butter firm receipts total 6.959 with creamery rates above extras and high scores for 92, 83 to 91. Fresh gathered firsts and storage packed varieties listed, with quotes around prices. Cheese receipts 161,344 pounds. state whole milk flats show rates around 24c with held fancy to fancy specials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hennery
Wennery
Hennery Srowns
Pacific Coast
Grain futures rise sharply with corn leading gains
Chicago grain markets surged with corn prices climbing to near and above one dollar per bushel. May futures hit about 99 percent to 1.06 dollars, while later contracts hovered around 1.46 dollars. Oats also edged higher as at least part of the complex traded above 14 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Rail Company Alliances and Industry Mentions Across Regions
A garbled historical summary references multiple railroads and industries across the United States. Mentions include the Atlantic Coast Line Chesapeake and Ohio and Northwestern lines, Chicago and California routes, and various manufacturers and distributors such as Montgomery Ward Studebaker and National Lead. It notes preferred and standard lines, with scattered names like Baltimore and Ohio, New York Central, and Seaboard, amid a tangle of company roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton, Broens Allied
Oasskhee
Atlantic Coast Line
Saat
Haldwin
Heathtoheme
California
Petron
Chile
MVOC
Fovivon Chemical
Reir x
Ins Pontate Nemours Nivgscesenn
Creed
Saewreesces
Gomewal Bheetrie
Ccc
Ceaeees
Motora Spenceexc
AES
the Northerns
Pasveceer
Totmton
Ateville
Ana Nastlwitle
Mack Truex
Sein Martand
Arpad Maxwell Motors
Mestean
PES
Smiveours
Kasne
Treas
Miseoerl Pacifie
Montgomery Ward
National Bipesstr
New York Central
Sackalee N
Plainford
Norfak and
Western
Pan
Amelia Porrvlewn
Alose-Bielfield Browk
Bouthrorn Pbith
Houthera Allway Standard OF of California
Mandard OF
New Jersey
Siewart Warner
Studebaker Ae
Texas
Union Peeles
Ems
Hen Pipe
Nola Central Huges
Jeans
Alen
Wiernational
Mer
International Ser
Wemey
Kelly Apelin Lev Va
Wabash Preferret
Jveriaad
Visions Range From Decline To UC Advance
Fragmentary text notes visions spanning decline and progression, with unclear subject or context. The readable bits suggest a contrast between downturns and advancement within a larger sequence or discussion, but specifics remain unresolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O!uc
Sugar prices steady as offerings loosened in New York
Raw sugar prices held at 159 for spots with no charge. Trade sales included 9 000 bags of Cuban and 15 000 bags for prompt shipment. Final prices closed near week lows with May at 2.88 and July at 3.04. Refined sugar prices unchanged at 5.40 to 6.00 cents and refined futures remained nominal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Poultry Prices Listed by New York Firms
April 6 report shows live poultry rates by freight and express for chickens broilers fowls roosters and dressed poultry. Prices include 22¢ by freight 40c by express for chickens, 34 3% for dry freight roosters, and dressed poultry quotes for chickens fowls turkeys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
By Express
Express
Dry Goods Cotton Market Quiet in New York Trade
New York April 6 cotton market ruled quiet with limited activity and occasional wide spreads for print textiles. Traders noted prices holding firm on premium prints as demand remained subdued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cole Markete
Raw silk markets react to Yokohama activity and June deliveries
Silk markets show a yard for spot delivery over June deliveries with raw silk up five cents a pound on Yokohama news. Silk goods stay active in distribution while wool goods remain quiet, led by novelties and fall dress materials. Primary market factors report slow flows and dwindling mill orders, signaling a tightening market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yokohama
Accumulations and Price Pressures Hit Cloth Market
Market sellers warn of tighter production as inventories rise and margins shrink. Agents advise cautious stocking while buyers watch for relief as staple cloths face curbs in output and potential price shifts.
Real estate transfers filed in county clerk's office
Real estate transfers recorded yesterday include Matoaka to O W King and wife part of Patterson street Bluefield area. Camille Leone and husband to J W Hopkins lot 9 section 824 Bluefield. Arthur McKinney and wife to R F Nicholson and wife five acres Widemouth. J M Hicks and wife to J R Gilbert and wife lots 23 to 27 inclusive Montcalm. P E Vass and wife to Fred M Suther land et al lots 5 and 6 section 1 Bluefield. George Richardson Jr trustees to R E Curtis lot 1 section 292 Bluefield. Hayes S Brown to Stella C Turner lot 3 section 233.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matoaka
O. W. King
Patterson Street
Camille Leone
J. W. Hopkins
Bluefield
Arthur McKinney
R. F. Nicholson
Widemouth
J. M. Hicks
J. R. Gilbert
Montcalm
P. E. Vass
Fred M. Sutherland
George Richardson, Jr
RE. C. Curtis
Hayes
Brown
Stella C. Turner
Bluefield Property Transfers Highlighted in Brief
In Bluefield a deed records consideration of $5 from Gaynell Williams to J A Thomas for lot 6 and part of lot 7 in section 836. The second entry notes a $1 609 consideration for a Bluefield property transfer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefield
Gaynell Williams
J. A. Thomas
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fersy-Leon’ Et Dros
Stanley
Eo Wargler
Hancock
Bluefield, W. VA
First National Bank
Verican Coal Co
Keoll-Lata Coal Co
Litie War Creek Coal Co
H. Mead Coal Co
Vocahontas Co
Gom
Askeroo
Whites
Pocahontas Coal and ‘Cor
Pocahontas Fuel Co
Cere Red Ash Coal Co
Hiller Laumver Co
Ces
Virginia Mortgage & Discount Corp
Compound Interess
Pen Mar Ave
North Side
Union Street
Princeton Ave
Logan Street
MERCER #T
South Bluefield
Easley-Wilson Company, Realtors
T. O'J.,wilson, A. J. Cole, R. S. Graham
Virginia
Sluefield Trust Co
NAW Infolkewest Am
Blueheid
East Radford
Madford
Brietol
Ihb
Slete Shem
Lynacthbure
Philaneh Nia
Koanoke
Sheena
Keanokego
Norfolk
Wiliamson
Kenova
Cincinnati
Columbus
Clakeston
Sleeper
Portsmouth
Gary
Welch and Gong
Norton
J. Will
Tieket Agon Winefeld
W. Va
Whitney
The
Community Loan Company
Bland Street
W. C. Neikirk
Secy & Treas
Iseec
T. Slam Janes Lineod
Jone Thomas F. Farre
Ge Maer
A. J. Meiride
Mgr
H. Haw Worne
C. L. Alenander
Navigation
Pocahontas Fuel Company
Av. Orizina, Pocahor Jac Tete Bank
Soiphue
Ss. Ee
Cen Ce. Oy
Signa Heapton
Hutteh Thermal Unis
Pocatunou
Mooshentas
Pocahoniag Fuel Company
Therporeted
Pocahootas
Virginda
Tast
NTW
Main St
Maine
Muonhertus Wherrereas Bluefic.a
WIST
Viltuixta
Pocaboust
NEW Bepfortd
Altas
Imek
Peoshontag
Moat of Mitchan Cowl
Tidewater
Lambert's Paint
Sewell’s Point
Nerimgag
Newport News
City Pliers
Mators. Va Distributing Wharven
Baudeoky
Cho Voteus
Ohae
London
Monly, Bavon
Lins Beroer Square
Broland
Hialy
Dcney Cow
CLI Ds
Pisa
Malico
Geneva
Indica
Per
Per Cochewuise Invited To Correspond «Ih Pocahontas Fuel Co., Inc
Broadway
Pocehontaes
Writie
Biott
Poe A. BO
Freckles
Qutte
Ghoets
Tat Ajay
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!