Heavy profit taking jars stock market before close
New York June 6 Heavy profit taking before the close caused irregularity after an early strength period led by brisk demand for oil rubber and low priced motor shares. Volume stayed above 600 000 shares as public buying rose amid favorable earnings and consumption signals. Some stocks touched new highs while others slipped, with American Can U S Steel Coca Cola and Remington among notable moves in a mixed session.
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New York
Wall Street
Nalling Ag
Atlantic Refining
General Petroleum
Houston
Phil- Ups
Shell Union
Standard CF
California
Texas Company
Ite Alls
U. S
Kelly- Springfald
Fisk Rubber
Motor
Moon, Chandler
Pierce Arrow
Mack Trucks Mint
Sad Genersc Motors
Americat
U. S. Steel Common
Baldwin
Coca-Cola
Dull New York Bond Trading Amid Wave of Withdrawals
June 6 New York bond market showed reduced activity and slim price moves as dealers fled the city after a bond club decision. Public utility and oil issues steadied the session with Pan-American Petroleum 65 leading gains, Havana Electric 63 rising, and Portland Railway 68 in demand. French Republic bonds eased on unease about the permanent French Ananual situation while German obligations softened after earlier highs.
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New York
Honda
Pan-American Petroleum 65
Ofla
Havana
Reich
Hatroad Nena
St. Paul
Foreign exchange rates in early June report
Foreign exchange quotations from New York show irregular activity on June 6 with British pounds at 4.855% and 4.861-16 in cables, French and Italian markets varying, plus diverse rates for Belgium Germany Holland Norway Sweden Denmark Spain Greece and others. Tokyo and Shanghai quotes appear around one percent and 7.644 respectively, with Montreal at 9.94.
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New York
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Bellmark
Switzerland
Spain
Greees
Toland
Twedo-Slovakia
Juga-Slavia
Austrian
Rumania
Argentina
Graall
Tokyo
Shanghai
Montreal
Dry Goods Trade Amid Heat In New York Markets
New York June 6 Dry goods houses closed early due to heat. Trade in wash goods and china silk shows activity in first hands amid urgent spot shipments. Demystles and gray goods quiet. Yarns firmer in some circles, irregular in markets. Cotton mill production rising slowly as Chapvoal mithets signal better business after the new season opening.
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New York
Atu Alika
Dairy Market Reports Mixed Prices in New York and Chicago
New York butter steady with irregular eyes. cheese steady. Chicago early 92 score butter at a quarter cent above yesterday. Market firm on the advance but later buyers faced difficulty moving 92 score goods. There was ample 89 and 90 scores with close bidding and limited concessions amid firm demand.
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Chicago
Trustee's Sale Notice for Wach Company Mortgage
Public auction to settle principal and accrued interest on bonds of Wach Company secured by deed of trust. Sale at the front door of the Mower County Court House in Arington West Virginia on the first day of July 1926 at 10 a.m. The property in Wyoming County West Virginia includes mining land with improvements and appurtenances described in the deed of trust recorded May 1924.
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Pocahontas Voal Company
Vruafee
Watch Company
Sata J
Notica la Hereli
Righeal
Laval
Movers County Court House
Arineston
West Virginia
Snith-Pocahantas Coat Company
Muyibuh
Wyoming
Wyaming Wowity
Virginia
Estes
Movement on scores and butter market steadiness
Movement was fairly active on 87 and 88 scores with limited supply held firmly. The centralized market remained steady with fresh butter at 92-score 42 percent and 90-score 142 percent, reflecting firm demand and price levels.
Oats Rise Sharply Amid Heat Damaging Crop Outlook
Grain markets in Chicago show oats up nearly four cents as heat worsens crop prospects, with oats closing unsettled at 4.0 to 4.0 1/4 dollars and wheat firm with July at 1.09 to 1.69, September 1.65 to 1.68, corn fluctuating and provisions mixed.
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Chicago
Local Boston Wool Market Shows Improved Tone
Boston reports a firmer tone in the postweek wool market with activity rising at the top markets. Foreign and domestic wools show demand. worsted yarns also improve though overall trading remains restrained. Buenos Aires market activity is noted as active with prices quoted yesterday.
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Boston
Sirotathéntis
Buenos
Real estate transfers filed in county records
Real estate transfers filed yesterday in the county clerk’s office include W H Cray and wife to George W Carter for part lots 62 and 2 section 874 Bluefield at 3700 dollars. Saint Dickerson et al to Nannie Dickerson lot 1 and 2 section 6 Raleigh Court addition Princeton for 116 dollars. R G Meador trustee to George P Hylton lots 24 and 25 section B Park Avenue Princeton for 700 dollars. W P Oliver to C G R Oliver lot 10 section 970 Bluefield for an amount not stated. Fred M Sutherland and wife to C
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W. H. Cray
George W. Carter
Bluefield
Saint Dickerson
Property Transfers in Bluefield and Grain Prices Reported
R Oliver transfers valued at 660 dollars for tots 6b 6 section to C R Oliver and wife to J P Cofer tot 10 section 976 Bluefield. Joseph P Cofer and wife transfer tots 23 24 section 214 Bluefield for 1 dollar. C Oliver and wife to Fred M Sutterland fats 22 2d section 214 Bluefield for 4 dollars. Toledo market notes show Wheat No 2 red cash at 42 02 to 41 94. Cloverseed 17 25 October 15 50. Alsike 13 25 August. Timothy seed cash 3 78 September 3 20.
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R. Oliver
Bluefield
C. R. Oliver
J. P. Cofer
Joseph P. Cofer
C. R.oliver
C. Oliver
Fred M. Sutterland
Rivefield
Toledo
Ohio
Alsike
Timothy
Poultry Prices Steady in New York Markets
Live poultry remains steady with no freight quotes. Broilers sold by express at 35 to 50 cents. Dressed poultry unchanged in price across the market.
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New York
Express
Local Social Notes From West Graham Area
Mrs J N Morris and Mrs George Boswell hosted notices in West Graham. Miss Eisie Butt visited her cousin Miss Irma Butt. Miss Kuna Crawford and Miss Hazel Crawford dined with Miss Ethel and Miss Alma Butt. Wilson Crawford visited Bluefield West Virginia on Friday.
Oakvale Visitors Highlight West Virginia Social Roundup
Miss Ruth Caperton and Miss Pearl Bogess visited Oakvale on Tuesday. Mr and Mrs J G Matney and children Louise and Russell from Princeton called on C A Williams and family in Oakvale Tuesday. Mr and Mrs G A Williams visited relatives in Bluefield Friday. The Rev and Mrs Mayberry and family were accompanied by Mr May...
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Ruth Caperton
Pearl’ Bogeess
Oakvale
J. G. Matney
Louise and
Russell
Princeton
C. A. Williams
G. A. Williams
Bluefield
Mayberry Family Transfer Spurs Moving to Hinton
Berry's father Mr WS Mayberry reports two family moves from Willis Virginia on Tuesday. Mr Mayberry's father then motor to Hinton on Saturday.
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Berry
WS. Mayberry
Icepd
Willis
Tuesay
Notice of Trustee's Sale in West Virginia Property
Public auction for the Mercer County West Virginia property described as Lot No 8 in Section No 1 on Ridge Street, fronting 40 feet and 120 feet deep, in the city of Wheeling. The sale by J M Arnold, trustee, follows a May 10 1924 deed of trust for Richard Shelly to secure one note. Sale date June 16 1926 at 1 80 PM at the front of the post office in Wheeling. Terms cash.
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E. T. Oliver
J. M. Arnold
County Court
Mercy County
West Virginia
Richard Shelly
Thefield
M Wuefield
Mercer County
Wuefeld
Ridge Street
Shelton
H. GC
Jordan
H. Wee Brown
South Bluafield
J. BM. Arnold
Notice of Trustee's Sale in Bluefield West Virginia
Trustee Walter V Ross will sell at public auction on June 21 1925 at 10 am at the Law and Commerce Building Bluefield Mercer County WV the parcel described as portion of Loft 89 Section 89 Park Place Addition Bluefield with terms cash. The sale is to satisfy a note secured by a trust deed dated November 1922 from GW White and Lille T White to Walter V Ross Trustee.
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GW. White
Lille T. White
Walter V. Ross
Mercar County
Weal
Virginia
Truns
Ania
Law and Commerce
Bluefleia
Mercer County
West Virginia
Wits Es
Park Place
Powell Sreet
Powell Street
Bluefield
Walter ¥. Rosh
Local Visits And Family Trips Highlight Flat Top News
Falls Mills residents Mr and Mrs Bob Clendenen and children visited Mit and Mya. Mrs G H Bowman from its town joined. Bates reported Sunday. L M Jones and family from Nemours were guests of Mr and Mrs J J Tickle Sunday. Mrs G Gl Wallate and children visited Miss Ethel Butt Thursday. Mrs C G H Jackson shopped in Bluefield Tuesday. Julia Wallace of Bluefield spent the week here. Mrs I My Bowman and son Roy from Bossevain visited Thursday. Miss Hallla Crawford spent the week with sister Mrs H Muarry Pocahontas. Mrs C W Butt visited from Saturday to Tuesday.
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Bob Clendenen
Falls Mills
G. H. Bowman
Mit
Mya. M
Bates
L. M. Jones
Gon
Lyn
Nemours
J. J. Tickle
G.gl Wallate
Childye Werghe
Ethel Butt
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Peery Bldg
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Elghorn Valley
Grecney Side
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Premier
Ash Coal Co
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Virginia Armaurs Co
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Discown Corp
Hotel
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Sales
ONO
Bluefield, W. Va
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