Real estate transfers recorded in county clerk's office
Transfers include J A Cox and wife to Thomas 8am lot 19 section 1202 Bluefield price not stated C W to Max and Sena umate Hill tract 4 33 acres and lots 4 5 subdivision of 8 BE Ayers land Beaver Pond district price 1 special commissioner to Ola and Lorg Umberger Neal half and half interest in R 8 Umer home place Athens Eimerley and wife to G G tty and wife half interest in 1 82 acres and 65 100 acre Route 52 price 5 L A Taylor and wife to Mrs Igie Taylor lot 1 section 2 McNew Taylor addition Montcalm price 200 UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY Own your own business Two men wanted one for Bluefield West Virginia and Bluefield Va one for McDowell county Conn ection with half million dollar concern doing nationwide business for fifty years 25 00 up per week depending entirely on you no limit to earning No canvassing 500 cash required protected under agreement furnished Chance of a life time Must be of good character and furnish references Write Box Opportunity care this newspaper address and phone number
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J. A. Cox
Thomas
Bluefield
C. W
Max
Senaumate
Hill
BE. Ayers
Beaver Pond
C. B. Martin
Ola
Lorg Umberger Neal
W. Va
McDowell County
Pittsburgh Produce Prices Report June 2
U S and Pa Dept of Agriculture notes moderate demand for produce in Pittsburgh with apples steady to higher. No 1 New York Baldwin and Virginia Winesaps priced at 1.00 to 1.25 per bushel basket. Potatoes 100 lb sacks mainly steady with Alabama Georgia Bliss Triumphs 1.90 to 2.00, North Carolina Cobblers 1.85 to 2.00, old Maine Mountains 1.75. Butter eggs cheese and poultry unchanged.
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Pittsburgh
U. S
Pa. Dept
New York Baldwin
Virginia
Alabama
Georgia
Bliss
North Carolina
Maine
Ore Mountains
Government Bonds New York Prices June Bond Quotes
Final bond prices listed for Treasury issues and Federal Farm Mortgage and Home Ownership loans. Includes Treasury 3s 48s 2s and 34s with quoted yields and trading values across multiple series.
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New York
Treasury
Fed
Bond Market Edged By Steel Bond Demand and Morgenthau News
New York June 2 AP reports buying activity in the bond market rose on news of strong demand for United States Steel's new $100,000 3 percent debentures and Morgenthau's statement that treasury financings would not involve cash offerings. Government issues also advanced on the treasury announcement.
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New York
United States Steeltion
Morgenthau
Treasury
Baltimore Livestock Market Report
Livestock prices mixed as cattle and calves show declines in some categories while hogs gain. Cattle steers mostly steady to weak. cows and bulls slow to weak. Calves and hogs range from 7 to 9.30 per hundredweight with varying demand. Sheep slower with spring lambs steady and ewes down for good shorn.
Wheat futures rise modestly amid large 1938 harvest estimates
Chicago wheat futures edge higher after analysts forecast a record domestic harvest. Six trade estimates average about 1.077 billion bushels, with winter wheat near 810 million bushels, challenging the 1915 crop peak. July futures around 69 to 70 cents, with mixed moves in corn oats and rye.
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Chicago
Sugar steadies as market shows firm spot support
Raw sugar held at 2.65 with no offers below 2.70 and no sales reported. Futures for the No 3 contract rose on active trade cover and hedge lifting against actuals. Refined sugar traded locally around 4.55 to 4.65 with an unsettled undertone.
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New York
Active Trade Commission House
Advertising Drives Store Sales and Brand Recall
A sales discussion explains that advertising helps move goods from shelves by making retailers see the value of branding. It argues ad displays boost recognition far more than passive shelf placement, urging salespeople to show dealers how advertising increases profits by promoting known brands to customers.
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George T. Eager Ises
Bankruptcy sale of Boggs and Goodall personal property
Trustee auctioning judgments, open accounts, and repossessed furniture from Boggs and Goodall Inc at the Law and Commerce Building West Virginia. Sale June 15 1938 at 7 PM with furniture at Goodall store Bluefield Avenue. Auction to follow for remaining items. title free of liens.
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Boggs and Goodall, Inc
Bankru
H. F. Porterfield
Will Weil
Law and Commerce
Seeenels
West Virginia
Goodall Furniture Store
F. C. Goodall
Bluefield Avenue
City
Ian Reoneticas
West Viewclock P. M
New York Stock Exchange Quotations Feature
Abbott Proctor and Paine successors to Livingston and Co listed on the New York Stock Exchange and other major exchanges. 607 Raleigh 4ames Mann, Manager. Prompt: 800.
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Abbott, Proctor and Paine
Livingston & Co
New Yer Stock Exchange
Raleigh
Mann
Cotton goods markets show activity with lower prices
New York June 2 AP reports cotton goods markets more active with moderate quantities sold at lower prices. Demand for finished goods improved while a stocky garment line remained steady and general goods showed improvement. Burlap prices declined due to higher stocks in Calcutta.
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New York
Calcutta
Scott Street Baptist Church Usher Board Meeting
The usher board of Scott Street Baptist Church will meet today at the church at 7 p m. All members are asked to be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Street Baptist Church
Death of P. Alexander at Tahknorn
P Alexander died at his home in Tahknorn on Wednesday. He is survived by his son, Alexander Oliver Alexander, of this city. Funeral arrangements have not been completed.
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P. Alexander
Tahknorn
Alexander
Alas Oeiver
Book Review Tea at Manse Opens Sunday
The Society of the Sea Tens church sponsors a Book Review Tea Sunday at 4 PM at the Manse 316 North Mercer Street. Mrs. Othella Jefferson reviews the book. Music by Mrs. Gazell Perry’s students. Public invited. Ministers Wives Alliance meets at 4 AM today at Club Carolina. Sowing program features solos by Lillian Kirk Gertrude Boyd reading Mamie Ward duet Ruth Tiffany Lillian Kirk guest speaker Mrs. Sallie Crenshaw. Members and friends invited.
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Society of the Sea Tens
North
Mercer Street
Othella Jefferson
Gazell Perry
Ministers Wives
Ministers Wives Alliance
Club Carolina
Lillian Kirk
Gertrude Boyd
Mamie Ward
Ruth Tiffany
Sallie Crenshaw
Special services and family day at Jones Street Church
Special services will be held Sunday at 3 p m at Jones Street Christian church. Family day urges each member to attend with their family as city talent performs on the program.
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Jones Street Christian Church
Bethel A. M. E. Church Choir Rehearsal Tonight
The Bethel A. M. E. church senior choir will meet at 8 p m tonight at the church. Director Mamie Lyles requests all members be present. The note on a lion’s tail mentions a horn spur once thought to spur the beast to action.
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CHOTR
Bethel A. M. E
Mamie Lyles
New York Poultry Prices Report June 2
Dressed poultry weak while live poultry by freight remains firm. Prices and grades for fowls, chickens, broilers, and ducks eggs listed with regional adjustments and premium marks across New York, Nearby and Midwestern markets, with several color and grade distinctions noted.
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New York
Lancaster Livestock Prices and Demographic Note
Lancaster Pa June 2. Cattle 240 head steady to 25 higher. Calves 96 steady 11.00 to 50. Hogs 194 steady. Lambs slow 50 lower. Spr'bs good to choice 9.50 to 10.50 medium to fair 8.50 to 9.50 western clips 7.50 to 8.50 plain 6.00. About 4 percent of men and 15 percent of women marry in England under 21.
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Imore
S. den
Lancaster
Stocks Steady as Utilities Rally and Bonds Edge Higher
New York June 2 AP reports stocks steady with utilities finishing in a late rally while U S governments bonds move higher as market activity shifts.
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New York
U. S
New York Stock Market Mixed as Utilities Lead Rise
Utilities supplied the main brightness in a volatile session with a late rally lifting some issues. The Associated Press average held at 38.1 after a day of profit taking and modest volume with Consolidated Edison Public Service of Indiana and other names posting small gains while U S Steel Bethlehem Steel and Chrysler fell.
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New York
Barkiey
Industr
Dea
Associated Press
Wae
Iccanans
Consolidate Edison
Public Service
Western E and Ohio
Allied Chemical
Eastman Kodak
Philip Morris
International Business Eee
S. Steel
Bethlehem
Chrysler Bougins Aircraft
Curb Market Mixed Gains for Utilities in New York
Recovery trends continued in the curb market with oils soft but utilities advancing. American Gas and Electric closed at 26 4, up 1, Electric Bond and Share at 46 1/2, up 2, United Light and Power preferred at 21, up 1/2.
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New York
American Gas and Electric
United Ht
Power
Foreign exchange moves in quiet European markets
Major European currencies shifted unevenly against the dollar in quiet trade. Rates include Belgium 16.9044, Germany 40.14, Netherlands 55.17, Tokyo 28.85, Shanghai 21.50, Hongkong 87, Mexico City 21.75, and cross rates between Montreal and New York around 98.90% to 101.0934.
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New York
Belgium
Germany
Benevolent
Travel
Holland
Tokyo
Shanghai
Hongkong
Mexico City
Montreal
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Lon Houseman
Gouch
Previene
Pocahontas, Va
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Ote
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Old Bramwell ‘Road
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Peery Building
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D. N. Hume
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W. L. Sexton
A. M. Etter
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P. B. Wallace
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Highland Avenue
Monroe
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Box
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Care Daily Telegraph
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Nt Kauiteen
Atkins Homes
Bath
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Dollar Makers
L. B. Sutherland
Bandsruptcy
N. Y. Stock Exchange
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Juneau
Ewe Allied Chem Les
Allla Chalmers
Amer
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Armour and Anaconda
T. and
Barnedall Peete
Ponste Aviation
Ph T and Co
Enene
Bethlehem Steel Suetes
Borden and Co
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Ceeeensase
Canada
Steeee
Cerro
Chesapeake Corp
Chesa
Ohio
Chrysler
Col. Gas
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Edison
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Continental Ima
Curties-Wright Curties- Wr
Dyietil, Corp
Freeport
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Gillette Safety
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Hecker
Houdailie Hershey
Hidelinot
Arvester
Johns Manville
Loribard
Lo Louleville
Neab
Petioogse
Robbina Oh
Ty Mathieson
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Natomas Co
Central
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North Amer
Owens Ui Giese
Ite
Pac, Gas and Klee
Packard Motors
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Procter and Gaimbie
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Thern Pacific
Southern
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News of the Colored People
C. W. Tiffany
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Book Review Tea
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Lancaster Livestock
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New Bedford
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Rockiang,Me
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Chicago, Ill
Detroit, Mich
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Binehelm
W. Way
Norfolk
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ONE Broadway
New York City
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