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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1920
Page
9
Real estate brief lists several homes for sale with varying room counts and features. Giles street offers 7 rooms and a bath at 5250 dollars. Rogers street asks 6100 dollars with 1750 cash and monthly terms. Spruce property provides 9 rooms plus bath and basement at 8250 dollars with 2000 cash and 50 dollars per month.
Advertisements in the Daily Telegraph praise steel reinforced concrete in Southern West Virginia construction. They highlight durability and cost efficiency for highways, bridges, and industrial works, urging buyers to specify steel products from local suppliers.
New York on December 16 reports a perfunctory to unusually quiet market with limited trading and little constructive action. Gains were seen mainly in high grade rails and industrials while foreign exchange, particularly sterling, stood firm as money rates held steady.
Real estate notice lists multiple seven to eight room houses with baths, heat, and modern features in Greenbrier areas. Prices range from 3 500 to 11 000 with terms requiring cash downpayments and monthly balance payments. Properties include on Wyoming? Washington, Albemarle, Burton, Fairmont, Hoge, Garden? streets and mention brick, bungalow, and new construction with amenities like hot water heat, oak floors, sleeping porches, basements, garages, and concrete basements.
Prices held near 4.63 for centrifugal with firmer undertone and higher asks. New low records for the year appeared in refined sugar as two leading refiners cut their lists by a quarter cent to eight cents for fine Granulated. Other refiners kept at 8.50 while demand showed little improvement despite the decline.
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