Stocks Rally on Surprise Steel Orders Despite Profit Taking
New York saw buying surge after United States Steel reported an unexpected 780,000 tons in unfilled orders, lifting shares to 125 3-8 after opening at 124 1-4. General Motors, Nash Motors, Fisher Body, Marl, Sinclair, Skelly Oil, and Missouri Pacific all posted gains as earnings outlooks fueled optimism across steel, auto, and railroad segments.
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New York
United States Steel Corporation
General Motors
Nash Motors
Fisher Body
Automobile
Bosch Magneto
Stewart- Warner
Marl
Pan- American Petroleum Company
Sinclair Preferred
Skelly Oil
Missouri Pacific Preferred
Williams
Denver and Rio Grand Western Railroad
Rail bonds rally as investors seek reinvestment gains
Renewed large scale buying of railroad bonds drives today's active trading as easy money rates and reinvestment demand push totals past $20,000,000. The session strengthens sentiment with continued liquidity supporting further purchases.
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New York
Cozy six room home on Essex Street for $5,000
Ads offer multiple properties in Essex Street Penn Mar Avenue View Avenue Union Street College Avenue Giles Street Lee Street and Bluefield Avenue. Prices range from $5,000 to $14,000 with terms or cash and include features like hot water heat hardwood floors and rental income potential.
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Essex Street
Penn-Mar Ave
View Avenue
Union Street
College Avenue
Giles Street
Lee Street
Bluefield Ave
New York Stocks Close Mixed as Industrials Lead
A list of closing prices features Allied Chemical American Locomotive American Sugar American Chain stores and others. Industrials show gains while utilities and rails mix, with notable firming in coal and steel related issues as traders note shifts in demand and corporate results.
For Sale Real Estate Listings Bluefield Virginia Area
For sale multiple homes and lots in Bluefield and nearby areas. Properties range from five room cottages to eight room houses with cash and monthly payment options. Listings include Rollins St Tuggle place Wilson St Clark St Calvert St Bramwell Rd Colley Ave Jefferson St Rockbridge St Princeton Road and local tracts. Contact M. K. Harman at 205 First National Bank Building or call 1869.
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Rollins St
Bluefield
Virginia
Tuggle Place
Wilson St
Clark Street
Calvert Street
New Midway
Bramwell Road
Colley Avenue
Jefferson Street
Rockbridge Street
Princeton Road
Princeton
Convertible Fives Rise As Transit Bonds Lead Market Move
In a buoyant session, convertible fives including Peoria and Eastern and Chesapeake and Ohio plus Atlantic Coast Line and Norfolk and Western moved higher by two to four points. New York Railway Company's reorganization plan slated to take effect within four months spurred traction issues. Four percent certificates rose to a fresh high near 477.5. Federal Light and Traction bonds gained three points while Commonwealth Power preferred jumped 15.8 points. Sinclair 61-2s moved with oil shares. Saarbruecken’s 3.9 million loan will be offered as 10 year seven percent bonds. Public Service Electric and Gas six percent cumulative preferred stock is marketed at 95 a share.
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Vertible
Peoria
Eastern Income
Chesapeake and Ohio
Pennsylvania General
Atchison General
Atlantic Coast Line
Norfolk and Western Consolidated
New York Railway Company
Federal Light and Traction 7
Commonwealth Power
Sinclair 61
Saarbruecken
Public Service Electric and Gas Company
Livestock prices show mixed moves as receipts rise
Chicago cattle hogs and sheep markets run higher and lower across classes. Cattle receipts reach 32009 with steers and yearlings mostly 26 to 40 cents lower and primes around 11.75. Hogs close 15 to 25 cents up with tops near 11.06, while sheep slow with fat lambs uneven and top around 18.50.
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Chicago
Wheat Supply Drop Drives Chicago Markets
Chicago wheat markets rise as the United States visible wheat supply shows an unexpected large drop. Traders monitor impact on futures and nearby prices amid the early January trading.
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Chicago
United States
Wheat Market Climbs to Seasonal Highs as May Delivery Soars
Domestic millers push wheat prices to season highs with May delivery at 185 and May and July quotations firm. Closing quotes show a 7-3 to 4-1/4 cent net rise. May at 1.84375 to 1.85 and July at 1.56125 to 1.56125. Corn ranges 7/8 to 15/8 higher, oats mixed within 1/8 to 3/4 cent, and provisions up 7 to 27 cents.
Dairy price report from New York and Pacific coast markets
New York dairy prices show butter creamery values and extras at 40 40 1-2 with 92 score on creamery extras and 87 39 for firsts. Eggs firm with extras 59 60 and firsts 58, nearby hennery whites average extras 60 63 1-3, hennery browns extras 64 6. Pacific coast whites extras 63 0 96 1-2 with firsts to extra firsts at 60 1-2 to 62 1-2, refrigerator firsts 46 47. Cheese firm state flats fresh fancy to fancy specials at 24 do average run 28 4 2 3 1-2 and 25 1-2 26 for state whole unit flats held fancy to fancy specials.
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New York
Hennery
Pacific Coast
Sugar Market Steady as Raw Prices Pause in New York
Raw sugar held at 4.65 duty paid with 4.52 for late January shipment. A 5,000 bag sale to a Cuban operator at 4.52 marked the only reported deal. Futures eased under liquidation, with January 2.76 and May 2.87 to July 3.01. Refined sugar stayed at 6.10 to 6.26 for fine granulated. Trading remained light and hand to mouth.
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New York
Dry goods market steadier with varied blanket prices
New York January 12 reports steadier cotton goods with moderate trading in gray cloths. Print cloths rise 1 to 8 cents on some wide fabrics. Buyers fix on wide colorings and new blanket constructions for fall at 2 1 2 to 10 percent below last year. Raw silk drop remains noted.
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New York
For Rent: Multiple Apartments and Homes in Bluefield and Nearby Areas
Rental list shows several heated and unheated units with varying room counts from four to nine rooms. Locations include South Bluefield Bland Street Fairmont Avenue West Frederick Street Jefferson Street and Raleigh Street with monthly prices from $40 to $80. Some units include janitor service heat and hot water and a store room is available on Bland Street.
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South Bluefield
Bland Street
Fairmont Avenue
Franklin Street
West Frederick Street
Jefferson Street
Raleigh Street
Carpet Prices See Moderate Rise In Early January Markets
Buyers reported steady demand as another ten cent rise per pound occurred with light purchases. Floor covering prices rose about five percent on all spring lines by a major carpet producer effective January 1. Wool goods were bought moderately.
Poultry Price Listings Up and Down in New York Markets
New York markets show live poultry prices with irregular freight and express rates for chickens broilers and turkeys. Dressed poultry ranges vary with chickens reported around 26 to 48 cents per pound and turkeys quoted up to 42 cents.
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New York
Express
Broilers Freight
Turkeys Western
Real Estate Transfers in County Court Clerk’s Office
Real estate transfers filed for recordation include A G McCue and wife to Wm A McCue for part of lot 3 section 881 Bluefield can field with consideration 1 dollar and H C Jones executor to Ray Newkirk Wolfe for lot 9.
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A. G. McCue
Wm. A. McCue
Bluefield
Canfield
H. C. Jones
Ray Newkirk Wolfe
Real estate transfers listed in Bluefield and Princeton deeds
Section 305 Bluefield transfers include P J Kelley to William D Kelley for lots and 9 in section 30 at $1. Wm R Kerns et al to George P Stovall for a Roger street lot at $10. James C Kelley to Lena L Page for part of lot 4 in section 361 at $5. Laura E Smith et al to Elijah Shrader et al for a 1-2 undivided interest in lot 33 Park Avenue Princeton and half in Beaver Pond Beaver Pond 70 acres at $1. 116.66 to A L Stafford and wife J R Porterfield for lot 7 section 5 Washington Avenue Princeton at $1,500. J M McCue and wife to A G McCue part of lot 3 section 881 Bluefield at $1. J B Faulkner to L E Harma for 3.4 acres near Glexood at $1,050. S R Shumate to Bluefield Development Company for lot 8 section 611 Bluefield at $1. Cole Realty Company to Commerce Building Company for lot 7 and part lot 6 section 25 Bluefield at $18,200. Wm J Cole et al to Commerce Building Company for lot 8 section 25 Bluefield at $6,766.69.
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Bluefield
P. J. Kelley
William D. Kelley
Wm. R. Kerns
George P. Stovall
Roger Street
James C. Kelley
Lena L. Page
Laura E. Smith
Elijah Shrader
Ington Avenue
Princeton
J. M. McCue
A. G. McCue
J. B. Faulkner
L. E. Harma
Gle Xood
S. R. Shumate
Cole Realty Company
Commerce Building Company
Wm. J. Cole
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Saira H. R. Hawthorne
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Pocahontas Fuel Company Incorporated
Pocahontas” Coal
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O P. Pe. ‘Trade Mart
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Pocahontas Fuel Company, Incorporated
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Testion
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Lime Street Square
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Geneva
Pocahontas Fuel Co., Inc
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