Christmas Revival and Colored Guards Meet This Week
Pentecostal services continue at 200 Wilson Street with Bishop C F Kyle delivering sermons each night at 8 o clock. The Colored National Guards plan a meeting Thursday at Genoa Avenue high school at 8 p m for all boys aged 17 to 36. Children holding gifts for the Christmas tree are asked to contact Mrs. Rogers at Providence Hospital for bags.
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Pentecostal
Wilson Street
C. F. Kyle
Colored National Guards
Genoa Avenue High School
W. W. Anderson
Mrs. Rogers
Providence Hospital
Funeral for Mrs Minnie Green Held at Bethel Church
Mrs Minnie Green of Sargent Street Bluefield Virginia died Monday from influenza and pneumonia. Funeral services set for today at 2 pm at Bethel Methodist Episcopal church Bluefield with Rev B E Martin and Rev B E Wright officiating. Interment in St Luke cemetery. Survived by husband Charlie Green mother Mrs Mary Holley brother John Holley and adopted daughter Miss Mollie F Price. Pallbearers listed as Worly Mitchell Lacy Robinson Charlie Peery William Johnson John Collins B A Strother Eldridge Thompson John Saunders.
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Minnie Green
Sargent Street
Bluefield
Bethel M. FE
B. EB. Martin
BE. L. Wright
W. Va
St. Luke
Charlie Green
Mary Holley
John Holley
Mollie F. Price
Genoa High School
Worly Mitchell
Lacy Robinson
Charlie Peery
William Johnson
John Collins
B. A. Strother
Eldridge Thompson
John Saunders
Rose Hopkins attend Roanoke funeral of uncle J R Tinsley
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Rose and Mrs. M. B. Hopkins returned from Roanoke where they attended the funeral of their uncle J. R. Tinsley.
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M. B. Hopkins
Roanoke
J. R. Tinsley
Baltimore Livestock Market Report Highlights Mixed Cattle and Hogs
Baltimore stockyard sales show cattle high end gains with steers up 25 cents and hogs advancing. Cows and heifers range from 2.50 to 4.00, lambs 7.25 to 8.25, and hogs up with lights at 2.45 to 3.90. Calves a mixed note near 3.00.
Butter Prices and Carrot Quotations Reported
Chicago market notes show butter at 93 score for 1814 19, 92, 18, 91 and 174 percent, S89 16 percent, 90 17 percent, and 87 1544. Centralized carrots list 90 17 percent, 89 16 percent, and 88 164.
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Chicago
Higher Rates for Foreign Monies Signal Market Dullness
New York markets showed a dull post holiday session with overall declines in stocks and modest losses across grains and bonds. Dollar dealings pushed higher rates for foreign currencies as London observed a holiday. gold and metal shares fell after initial gains, while utilities and major industrials faced selling and new lows for 1933.
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United States
American Telephone
Case
American Smelting
du Pont
Anaconda
Kennecott
Dome Mines
Standard Oil
New Jersey
Chrysler
Union Carbide
New York Central
Consolidated Gas of
Pennsyl
Investments in Appalachian Electric Power Co Move
Co. B Bancock Investments reports purchasing preferred shares in Appalachian Electric Power Co at 6.00 and 7.00, with gains from the bought and sold positions.
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Appalachian Electric Power Co
Steel stocks ease as holiday curtailments show moderate demand
United States Steel and major producers including Americanan General Electric Westinghouse and Bethlehem report small declines in price averages. Volume reaches 1 315 152 shares while capacity use for the steel industry opens the week at 31.6 percent from 34.2 percent a week earlier due to Christmas curtailments. American Metal Market projects 1933 steel ingot production around 23 million tons, over 70 percent above last year, noting the year started slower than 1932 in the first quarter.
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Baltimore and Ohio
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Santa Fe
United States Steel
Americanan
General Electric
Westinghouse
Bethlehem
Steel Indusstry
American Iron and Steel Institute
Curb Market Ends Mixed with Small Losses on Volume
The New York curb market drifted lower with fractional losses mostly due to tax related selling. Utilities eased slightly while alcohol and industrials varied wider. oils fell except Standard Oil issues. Consolidated Gas of Baltimore rose one point, Electric Bond and Share hit year low, and transfers reached about 376,000 shares compared with 457,000 Friday.
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New York
Ges
Baltimore
Columbia Gas and Electric
Bond market shows spotty, irregular post Christmas trading
New York mixed sentiment left prices irregular at close of a quiet session. Post Christmas lethargy reduced sales to 11.861 million dollars par, with domestic 60 corp loans averaging off 0.1 point. Treasury purchases of 16.51 million for sinking fund and other accounts were broadly as expected.
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New York
Treasury
Hershey declares extra dividend on convertible stock
Hershey Chocolate company announces an extra dividend of 1.00 a share on convertible preference stock with a similar extra last year. Regular quarterly payments are 0.75 on common and 0.31 on preference, payable February 15 to holders of record January 25. American Can directors meeting for dividend action postponed to January 2.
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New York
Hershey Chocolate Company
American Can Company
Unclear data on nutrition scores and dairy prices
The fragment notes percentages 19 decision 184 89 score 18 88 score 17 percent with eggs cheese and poultry unchanged. No clear event or entities identified.
Bond market closes with varied yields in New York
United States government bonds finished trading with Liberty 1st 444s at 32 47, Fourth 4s at 33 38, Treasury 4%146 at 47 52, Treasury 46 at 44 54, and Treasury 3%6 at 46 56 yielding 101.16 to 106.16. June figures show 99 15.
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Adams Express
Nene
Wee Gut
Alaska Juneau
Alleghany Corpn
Allied Chemical
Ahis Chalmers
Amer
Tees
Sane
Tee
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Anaconda Corp
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Weeee
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Seers
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Coca-Cola
South
Col Gas
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Com. Credit + a
Congoleum Nairn
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Continental Inc
Curtiss-Wright
DuPont
Eastman Kodak
New York
United States
Liberty
Treasury
Call money and time loan rates steady in New York
New York markets report call money steady at 1 percent all day. Time loans firm at 60 days 1 percent, 90 days 1 1 percent, and 4-6 months 1 percent. Prime commercial paper at 1 percent. Tankers acceptances unchanged with 30 days 54 percent, 60 days and 90 days various. 4 months 5q, 5-6 months 1 percent.
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New York
Dry goods market report from New York
Cotton goods held firm today with fair mail orders for finished lines. Silk showed strength and merchants expected active trade in printed silks soon. Burlaps remained steady. Overcoat sales were active and cloth stocks in robbers' hand were being cleaned out. Rago fabrics were in better demand.
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New York
Sugar Market Steady With Small Sales Decline
New York raw sugar trading was quiet on December 26 with no reported sales. The market closed 2 to 4 points higher, total sales 11,550 tons, refined demand light and hand to mouth, prices unchanged at 4.30 for fine granulated.
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New York
Wheat market ends near Friday's finish in Chicago
Wheat closed steady to 4.5 percent off to 4 percent up from Friday as forecasts of crop damage from cold and dryness in the southwest weighed. Corn eased about 1 percent, oats mixed, and provisions unchanged to up 27 cents.
Pittsburgh Produce Prices Trim Mealbutters etc
Produce demand slow with wholesale and retail items listed. Apples show mixed pricing on Baldwins and other varieties from New York Massachusetts and Virginia. bushel sizes 180 to 260 counts. Potatoes steady with Green Mountains Maine and Texas sacks priced per 100 pounds. Butter prices shown as nearby 92 score.
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U. S
New York
Virginia
Marsachusetts
Maine
Green Mountains
Texas
Lancaster Market Report Summary
Lancaster PA December 26 beef prices rise with choice dryfeds at 6.50 to 7.50 per 100 pounds. Calves top at 7.50, hogs active up 25 per hundredweight with western choicers around 4.25. Lambs strengthen to about 8.25 with sheep steady around 6.50 to 7.50 amid large direct lamb sales.
Jersey City Livestock Market Report
State Dept of Agriculture report from New York and Jersey City shows cattle totals 1,790 with 1,550 direct sales. Steers up 25, bulls up 10 to 15, cows strong to 25 higher, vealers and calves total 5,330 with 4,670 direct sales. vealers steady.
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Jersey City
State Dept. of Agr
New York
Pittsburgh Livestock Prices Reported For Dec 26
U S Department figures show hogs at 2,800 head with most up 15 cents. packing sows 25 cents higher. Cattle scarce early with sows steady, heavy red steers 5.25 to 6.00, calves up to 6.50 for good vealers. Sheep about 800 head up 15 to 20 cents with fat lambs around 7.75 to 8.5.
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Pittsburgh
U. S. Dept
Toledo Grain Prices and Basis Quotes on December 26
Toledo grain reports a 28 percent centrate basis for the track with Wheat No 2 red at 84.44 to 83 price ranges and No 1 red at 84.84. Corn No 2 yellow 46.44 to 48.44, No 3 45 to 46. Seed values include red clover December 8.00 and March 8.52. Alsike cash 8.40.
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Alsike
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