Anils Dominate Market Amid Stock Surge and Loans
Railroad shares led a broad market advance as brokers loan tallies rose to 116.5 million dollars for May. Western Maryland and Nickel Plate stocks hit new highs while International Nickel eased on a pool withdrawal.
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ANILS
Maryland P
W. VA
New York
New York Stock Exchange
Maryland
Delaware
Hudson
Pittsburgh
West Virginia
General Motors
Westinghouse Air Brake
American Water Works
International Nickel
Dodge
Cenera
Klee
Ofa
Michel
Llewete
Myers Cone
Louleville
Naat
Mack Truck
Marland
Montgomery Ward
Nash Motors
New Yore Central
Norfolk and Western
Northern Pacific
Packard Motor Car
Pan Aw Pet
Pennsylvania
Sound Pee Geese
Phillips Petroleum
Pierce-Arrow
Rep
Ir and Steel
Neynoide Toh
Sacre Reebuck
Davee
Texas Corm
Tex Gulf Svihur
Texas
Totacen
Union Parifie
Seeagoseedee
Wind
Willve-Owverland
Tks
Warkworth
Ceesee
Bond Market Hesitation Seen Amid Big Commitment Risks
New York traders show reluctance to add to bond commitments amid large exposure. Data include rail and utilities figures with mixed daily movements and a combined average near 97.58, 97.44 month ago, and 97.95 year ago.
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YOAL
Foreign exchange rates compiled for world currencies
New York June 6 foreign exchanges show mixed quotations in cents and percentages. The report lists demand and cable rates for Great Britain France Italy and other nations including Belgium Germany Holland Norway Sweden Denmark Switzerland Spain Greece Poland Czecho Slova kia Jugoslavia Austria Romania Argentina Brazil Tokyo Shanghai Montreal and more with varied bid and ask figures.
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New York
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Switzerland
Spain
Greece
Poland
Czecho-Slovakia
Jugo Slavia
Austria
Rumevia
Argentina
Brazil
Tokyo
Shanahat
Montreal
Call Money Rates in New York Market
New York call money firm at 4 percent with high and low at 4 percent. Ruling rate 4 percent, crossing bids 4 percent. Time money loans steady with mixed collateral at 1 percent. 60 to 90 day loans at 4 percent, PIN four to six months at 4 percent, prime mercantile paper at 4 and 4 percent.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
U.S. Government Bonds Close Mixed Across Treasuries
New York June 6 government bonds closed with varied results. Liberty 3% at 100.50, First 4s around 101 bid, Second 4s 103.2, Third 4s about 100.1, Fourth 4s near 103.2. Treasury 3s 103.26, Treasury 4s 108.15 to 1083.25 range.
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New York
U. S
Liberty
Firet
Treasury
Poultry Prices Briefed With Fresh and Frozen Listings
NUS TRY New York reports live poultry nominal with no quotations. Dressed poultry items include irregular broilers and fresh and frozen lots such as chickens fowls turkeys and old roosters with various price figures.
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New York
Seeds and grain prices from Toledo market report
The Toledo market report lists Wheat No. 2 red at 142 percent and 1.43 percent, Corn No. 3 yellow at 52 percent, Wheat and rye figures, Clover cash priced at 13.00, October 16.50, December domestic 16.2, Timothy cash at 2.60, with various old and new listings.
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Toledo
Timothy
Grain Oil Regulation Debate Moves in Illinois Legislature
Chicago June 6 The oil regulating grain trading faces action in the Illinois legislature tomorrow amid a depressed market mood and rising concerns over price controls. Lawmakers weigh potential amendments as traders monitor developments.
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Chicago
Delinquent Real Estate Notices in Matoaka West Virginia
List of numerous Matoaka properties in Mercer County with unpaid 1926 taxes. Names include Bailey Betty F J J Paagtat Matoaka Jakeie, Elmus Lot Nos across sections, and multiple other owners with yardages and valuations. Notices certified by Notary B H Grimm with total delinquent amounts and dates.
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Matoaka
Mercer
West Virgnia
Bailey
Betty F
J. J. Paagtat
Jakeie Ae Ee
Daliey
J. Kimos
Lother
Barger
Sitey
J. Elmus
Lot
C.seerecees
Party Wall
Matense Sobdcessa
Viatley
Everett
Batley Town
Badoe Tidey
J. Kimus
Wok
J. B
Dihedu Deere
Stailey
Josephine
Merwer
Tuiley
M. Ba
Tenis Court
Pene Malley
M. L
Harger
Dutay C
Q. Feet
Bhorger
D. H
Mercer Ave
Leol Ements
B.S
Mercer Av
Tee - Lote
Oolemen
Vatley Br
Hrieman
P.M
Sekenta Sane
Rockett
J. la
Bection C
T. W
Barger St
Bridge Mt
Davidson
KE. L
L. B
Dixon
Davis
J. H
Second Ave
Traper Chas H
First Nail
Bank
Matoaba
Draper
Chas H
Kreceiver Ket National Bank
Hilfott
Zee Patterson
Matoahem
Foley
Gilmer
A. L
Valey
Marion
Matonks
Oaueranklin
D. W
Lote
Valley St
Codfrey
Mattie
Todfrey
Polly F
Bailey St
Polly K
T. J. M_aeere
Elliott
Jew
Hadden
Aland St. C
St. Bee
A. i
Vatley St
Adden
A. A
B. C
Marioc
C. c
Matonka
Hiarloe
Bean Frammer
Harloe
W. W
Brammer
W. W. Brammer
See
Jarloe
Harlee
Harman
Cseerercees
Hicks
Walter
Mato
Oaka
King
O. W
Temons
L. E
Mollie
Lapinak
A. Mavarr
Ofeok Martius
Mauiandac
Doe
Satonka
Matonka I
Imp. Co
S Imp. Co
Acre
Midkiff
Tioward & Laura
Sejeverten
Mitehem
Robert
MeNew
Wim
BORO
Matoak
Rateliff
Tilly
Creac
Mae Rateliff
Lilly M
Shehan
J. J
Bod&& G
Prewebury
Canada
Rewsbury
C. H
Trewsbury
S “H
Janie
Voot
Ceeceesecesessseenars
Spangler
Annie
Thompson
C. J
C. x
Marry
Williams
George
B. H. Grim
Mat Seta
Mercer County
West Virginia
H. Grimm
India
Market Close: Grain Prices Dip Across Board
In late dealings the grain market eased with little bid from bulls or bears. Corn finished down 1% to 1% higher? Actually lower by 1% to 1e, wheat fell 1% to 1c, oats down fractionally, and provisions declined by 10 cents to $2. The overall tone was subdued and prices slipped on light speculative interest.
Raw Sugar Futures End Steady as Traders Hold Off
New York June 6 raw sugar markets showed unsettled activity with buyers inclined to hold back. Prices finished largely unchanged with Cuban duty paid at 4.87 and July, Sept, Dec, Jan, March, and May futures all off by 11 to 14 points from the prior close. Refined sugar values remained mixed from 6.10 to 6.20 for fine granulated.
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New York
Dry goods market steadies after easing in cotton
New York reports a quiet market for cotton goods as easing in cotton price reduces orders for finished goods. Raw silk strengthens at Yokohama and edges higher locally. Burlaps rise mildly in Calcutta and domestic markets. Fall knit goods show growing inquiry and yarns remain firmer.
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New York
Coton
Yokohama
Calcutta
Butter market steady amid slow trade in Chicago
Butter prices in Chicago on June 6 show a barely steady market with a slow trade. Fresh 92 score 40 percent and scores around the 80s hold near steady, as buyers and sellers cling to established values.
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Chicago
Real Estate Transfers Filed in Mercer County Court Clerk
Real estate transfers filed yesterday in Mercer County Court Clerk's office for recordation list property movements and ownership updates with docket numbers and party names. Details appear in the county records and may affect deeds and titles pending formal recording.
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Mercer County Court Clerk's Office
Property Transfers in Bluefield and Princeton Areas
A list of land transfers includes Ajax T. Smith to D. H. Perdue for two Lentz Addition lots in Princeton at 1000 dollars, J L Bauguess and wife to J C and Pearl Gillenpte for two Simmons Creek tracts at 7000 dollars, Fred M. Sutherland to J M Lewis Jr for unspecified lots at 5 dollars, Rock District Board of Education to G W Shrewsbury for Rich Creek at 20 dollars, and Montvale Addition transfers to Fred M Sutherland at 5 dollars.
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Llaws
Ajax T. Smith
D. H. Perdue
Princeton
J. L. Bauguess
J. C
Pearl Gillenpte
Simmons Creek
Fred M. Sutherland
J. M. Lewis, Jr
Bluefield
Board of Education of
Rock District
G. W. Shrewsbury
Rich Creek
Montvale
Livestock Prices Mixed as Chicago Market Extends Cattle Hog Trade
Chicago livestock prices show cattle and fed steers steady to 25 cents lower with widespread declines in lower grades and stockers. Hog receipts reach 67,000 with openers down 15 to 26 cents, but heavy weights steady to lower. sheep and lambs rise modestly with good natives and Californias higher. Estimated holdover 14,000.
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Chicago
Coal Shipments Hit Over One and a Half Million Tons in May
May coal traffic shows Chesapeake and Ohio leading Newport News with 602 250 tons, Norfolk and Western at Lamberts Point with 584 552 tons, and the Virginian at Sewells Point with 437 764 tons. A total of 1 524 575 tons moved through three piers as 11 vessels loaded coal. The New River Company mines yielded 235 000 tons in May, one of the year's largest outputs, compared with 226 000 in April and 215 000 in March.
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Chesapeake and Ohio
Newport News
Norfolk and Western
Lamberts Point
Virginian
Sewells Point
Norfolk
New River Company
New River District
Hinpera
Pocahontas
Pocahontas Coat
Tidewater
Crest Laker
United States
Pocahontas Fuel Company
Pocahontas Fuel Company, Incorporated
Virginia
Broadway
New York
Stocks Bonds and Coal Property Listing
A dense stock and coal property listing from Bl. Wefield Virginia includes entries for Blackwood Lumber Co. and Pocahontas Coal Co. among others. It lists investments, mortgages, and related enterprises such as the Puritan Coat Co. and Union Mortgage Co with various monetary amounts and partners.
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Blackwood Lumber Coe
Blackwood Lumber Co
TR. KR. Co
Craddock - Terry Co
Dhe
Cardinal Coal
Sens
Puritan Coat Co
Raven Red Ash Cost Co
Ned Bird Pocahontas Coat Co
Eae Miter Lab
Eeseeeersses
Oring Hardware
Ee Union Mortgage Co
Om Union Mortgage Co
Rumors of Steel Interest in Pittsburgh Coal Company Reappear
In a March 1901 context officials of the New River Company warn that stocks will decline as production outpaces consumption. A revived rumor on April 1 1901 says U S Steel seeks to acquire Pittsburgh Coal Company once led by H C Frick.
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The
New River Company
U. S. Steel
Pittsburgh Coal Company
H. C. Frick
Wall Street
Pittsburgh Coalpany
Frick
Pittsburgh Coal
George Wolff
Dickson Building
Norfolk
Virginia
Drying Wet Shoes Advice From Footwear Care
The article advises drying worn shoes by placing them on shoe trees and keeping them away from artificial heat to prevent damage from moisture and heat. It emphasizes air drying as the proper method after exposure to slush or rain.
Special Delivery screen success at Colonial Theatre
Ed Cantor headlines Special Delivery at the Colonial Theatre after Kid Boots. The film blends Cantor's humor with a charming postal worker romance and a dramatic plot, supported by Harold Lloyds former leading woman Jenuna Maier ton and William Powell. Nip and Tuck provide comic side bits.
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Eddie Cantor
Fl Ziegfeld
Kid Boots
Colonial Theatre
Paramount
Cantor
Harrigan
Flannigan
Jenuna Maierton
Harold Lloyds
William Powell
Harold Jones
Chimaeric Enterprises
Nip and
Tuck
Victor Patel
Paul Kelley
Instruments of Samuel Morse Found at Pacific University
The Disciples of Samuel F. B. Morse announce discovery of Morse era instruments and a personal library at Pacific University Forest Grove Oregon. Items include Jedediah Morse writings and Ptolemy's Universal Geography printed in 1942 along with first editions of Cotton Mather theology works.
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Forest Grove
Ore
Jane
Samuel F. B. Moree
Pacific University
Jedediah Moree
Ptolmey
Cotton Mather
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Heinz
Harvey
Butte
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Orleans
Ernst & Erns
Huntington
Ning
Ystem and Tax Service
C. B. Hancock
Wefield
VA “Ket National Bank
Guiiding
Askeo Bie
Sam Morse
Federal Reserve
System of Banks
Federal Reserve System
First National Bank
Moses Hyman
Stivks Rovos
Fleet National Gant Building
WELCH
Keystone
Monarch Coal
Monticello Coal
Pocahontas Fuel
Sone
Stone
Isaac Vo Mann
James Mineud
Tora
British Thermal Unite
Orenec Aan
Sandusky
Ohio
London
Agi’ Money
Barnum
Circus
P. T. Barnum
Madison Square Garden
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