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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1935
Page
18
Analyzes the sequence 26(1) 49(2) Pass Pass 1C 1D 1H 2H 4S and the implications of overcalls doubles and voids. Explains why a diamond void shows strength, why East should refrain from doubling, and how South deduces North’s unknown strength from heart and club holdings. Provides strategic inferences for declarer and defenders.
One hundred persons engaged in Marcus Revue Continental to be seen at the Colonial on Sunday June 9. Leon Miller leads the cast with a lively group including Karels Adagio Four and Dottie Coudy among others. Manager Marcus brings exotic Oriental beauty acts from Soochow and other regions as part of the tour.
Mrs. James F. Reynolds reported her engagement ring diamond missing since a shopping trip. Her daughter Gene, age 10, found the stone while gathering gravel in the driveway to build a playhouse, ending the two year search.
Stocks ended the day on a weak note as late selling followed President Roosevelt's comments on the supreme court NRA decision. Traders cited hesitancy from France's financial crisis and a large weekly gold loss as factors. The AP average fell to 40.9 with 1.13 million shares traded and notable losses among several names.
A fragment notes C. B. Hancock and tea involvement with the Mectric Power Co. purchase priced at $6.00. The readable text is sparse and lacks full details or context.
A broad stock retreat highlights a sharp drop in the sugar sector amid lower futures prices. American Can and American Tobacco show modest gains, while American Sugar preferred falls 6 points to 134 and Cuban American Sugar preferred drops 9 percent to 62. Bond markets are soft for treasuries with mixed results, Cotton loses 3.05 to 3.35 per bale. Wheat declines, corn flat to up slightly, and foreign exchange shows the pound near 4.94 with the franc weaker.
New York May 31 curb market closed irregularly higher as metal utilities and specialty issues held up while late selling cooled gains. About 252,000 shares changed hands versus 301,000 Wednesday. Sherwin Williams Aluminum Company of America American Gas and Electric Electric Bond and Share and Swift led advances. Pittsburgh Plate Glass and International Petroleum slipped.
Cincinnati market notes list Butler creamery packing 20 butterfat grade 2 and 28 extra firate 223 to 235. Rigi meatby upgraded 24.
New York traders and investors failed to bid for securities and small offerings remained scarce. Transfers totaled 8.988 million on Wednesday as prominent bonds fell 1 to 2 points with Container 66, American Water Works 6s, Delaware and Hudson 4s, Katy 5s and Camaguey Sugar 7e posting sizable declines.
Chicago livestock prices and trading details show hogs and cattle ranges, with sows and pigs varying by weight and quality. Cattle prices move higher on better grades, vealers strong, and sheep markets soften. a note adds the USDA warning about elm disease and the risk from elm wood shipping boxes.
May 31 market notes show live poultry by freight and express prices for broilers fowls roosters and turkeys with modest changes. Dressed poultry steady to easy and fresh and frozen quotes largely unchanged. Eggs butter and cheese prices listed with mixed color egg packs and standard grades. overall prices largely steady with occasional small shifts.
Market report from Baltimore shows steady to lower quotes across cattle hogs and sheep. Slaughter steers bring 6.50 to 11.50, cows 3.50 to 7.75, bulls 4.60 to 7.50, calves 125 steady, vealers 5.00, hog prices vary with truck hogs 10.15 to 10.75 per 100 pounds, packing sows 6.40 to 8.85, pigs 0.85 to 19.65, spring lambs 6.00 to 9.90, ewes 2.00.
Chicago prices for wheat fell today while corn held steady to higher. July wheat closed at about 84 and Liverpool strength influenced the market, with mixed moves in oats and provisions showing small gains and losses. President Roosevelt commented on the NRA ruling seen as a national shift away from older practices.
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