Record Stock Rally on Land Trust Sparks Market Surge
New York June 7 Wilid trading marks a volatile session with Texas and Pacific Land Trust surging 601 points to 43501, the largest single-day gain on the exchange. Chrysler Motors hits a fresh high near 49 while General Motors peaks at 203, and several rail and utility shares swing amid broad activity and heavy volume including 2,576,600 total shares traded.
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New York
Texas and Pacific Land Trust
New York Stock Exchange
Chrysler Motors
General Motors
Bond market steady amid over subscription news
New York reports a quiet market with little price movement as the Hudson Coal over subscription looms. Traders noted profit taking and mixed activity in Chesapeake portions and Ohio convertibles, while Liberty 4s and U.S. government issues showed firmer demand.
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New York
Hudson Coal Company
Chesapeake
Itimore
Ohio
United States
Government bonds steady as markets close in New York
New York June 7 government bonds close with Liberty 2 1/2% 66, First 4 1st 103.2, Second 4s 100.7, Third 4% 100.91, Fourth 4s 109.28. Treasury 34s 105.16, Treasury 4s 106.16, Treasury 4s 105.16. Treasury 4s 11 27.
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New York
V. S. Government
Liberty Sige
Treasury
Foreign exchange rates mixed in New York trading
Foreign exchanges showed mixed results in New York on June 7 with quotations in cents for major currencies and several nations. Notable figures include Great Britain at 4.58 percent demand and Belgium at 15.88 percent, alongside Tokyo at 46.43 and Shanghai 62.8744.
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New York
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Holland
Norwa
Sweden
Denmar
Switzerland
Spain
Greece
Poland
Czecho Slovakia
Jugo Slavia
Austria
Rumania
Argentina
Brazil
Tokyo
Shanghai
Montreal
Call Money Rates Steady Amid Mixed Collateral
New York June 7 call money easier with a 4 percent ruling rate. Closing bid 4 percent for time loans. Mixed collateral seen for 60-90 days at 4 1/4 percent and 4-6 months at 4 percent. Prime mercantile paper at 4 1/2 percent.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Flour barely steady in New York trade
In New York on June 7 flour prices showed only slight steadiness as market activity remained muted with traders watching demand and supply conditions closely.
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New York
Poultry Prices Mixed as Heat Bites New York Markets
New York on June 7 shows live poultry slow with no quotes. Dressed poultry irregular as fowls remain frozen at 204 and 27, with limited market activity and constrained supply.
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New York
Coal and Lumber Stocks Listed in Hancock Property Catalog
A historical listing shows C B Hancock Stocks and Bonds with coal properties and multiple firms including Blackwood Lumber Co First Pid Corp and Raven Red Ash Co. Values such as 188.70 and 179.00 appear alongside Pocahontas Coal and Wilton Smokeless brands in a catalog of corporate stakes and mortgage entries.
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Blackwood Lumber Co
Kh KR. Co
Craddock + Terry Co
Corpse Coal
Goal and Bone Co
Puritan Coal Co
Raven Red Ash
Pocahontas Coat Co
BURL
Ritter Lumber N
Unten Mortgage Co
Butter Prices Steady Amid Slow Central Market Trade
Chicago June 7 butter market remains steady with prices unchanged as centralized car market shows sluggish activity. Fresh 92 score trades 10 percent, 91 score 40, 90 score 28, and 9 dollar score 38 percent, with central 90 score 40 percent, 89 score 48 percent, and 88 score 37 percent in play.
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Chicago
Wheat and rye rise in Chicago markets on bread import concerns
In Chicago on June 7, wheat and rye futures jumped with wheat up 2% to 3% and rye 2% to 5% higher as Europe’s bread imports loom longer than expected. Corn advanced modestly while oats held steady and provisions varied from a small decline to a 7 cent gain.
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Chicago
Europe
Dry Goods Trade Report in New York Markets
Cotton goods quiet in gray cloth division as buyers focus on fancies and fall specialties. Percales and printed lines show steady fall demand for additional shipments. Domestics steady with moderate orders, raw silks firmer, silk goods sold moderately in filling-in fashion. Burlaps firmer as clothing makers buy in small lots for immediate cutting and little anticipatory purchasing.
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New York
Sugar Prices Slip as New York Market Closes Lower
Raw sugar in New York eased with declines of a fraction of a cent. Trading seen at 4.71 to 4.74 for Cuban and Porto Rico, with later sales at 4.65 to 4.71 for June shipments. Raw futures drifted 1 to 5 points lower, while refined sugar held at 6.10 to 6.20.
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New York
Porto Rico
Maids of Melody Lead Evening Radio Schedule
Radio listings show Maids of Melody on WSAI Cincinnati at 9 p m eastern time with other programs across WBZ WJAY WOR WGL KFI WEAF WIZ WTIC and numerous stations from New York Chicago Philadelphia and beyond detailing orchestra vocals soloists and musical programs across multiple time slots and days
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KPA
San Francisco
WGL
New York
KFAB
Lincoln —Orchestra
KOA
Denver
WLS
Chicago
WDAF
Kansas City
KHJ
Los Angeles—Orchestra
WEAP
National Tight Opera Company
WGR
WGOY
WLIT
WRC
WCAEP
Grain price rundown seeds Toledo June 7
Wheat No 2 red at 1.46 with 149 bids. Corn No 3 yellow at 1.02 1.03 percent. Oats No 3 white 52 53. Rye No 2 118. Clover cash imported 13.00 asked, Oct 16.50 bid, Dec domestic 16.65. Timothy cash old 2.50 new 2.60.
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Toledo
Clover
Timothy
Livestock Prices Move Amid Mixed Chicago Auction Results
Cattle receipts near 10,000 with steady to higher demand for heavy fat steers and yearlings. hogs 40,000 received, prices down 15 to 25 cents from yesterday with bulk 8.90 to 9.00 for 140–210 lb, sows slow but higher bids for select loads. sheep 5,000 receipts, fat lambs up about 50 cents, native wooled grades 17.25 to 18.00 for good runs, yearlings 14.50 to 15.50 feeding demand firm.
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Chicago
Wall Street Briefs: Union Tank Car Outlook Steady
Union Tank Car Co reports no unusual rise so far this year and a satisfactory outlook. Ohio Electric Power retires 1 927 100 bonds on July 1 at Newark’s National Bank. Steel ingot May output 4,046,214 tons, down from April and last May. Columbia Gas and Electric shows 24,515,152 net income for year to April 30 with gross earnings 95,582,531.
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New York
Union Tank Car Company
Drake
Ohio Electric Power Company
Eecenes National Bank of
Newark
American Steel and Iron Institute
Columbia Gas and Electric Corporation
Real estate transfers filed in county clerk's office
Exile V Patterson and husband transfer Lick Branch tract to C G Gore for 510 dollars. W H Carr and wife transfer Lot 19 Section 1006 Rinefield to Mary G Devault for 50 dollars. T O J Wilson and others transfer Lotes Section 20 Bluefield for 1000 dollars. Lois L Kilgore and husband transfer to F
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Exile V. Patterson
C. G. Gore
Tract Lick Branch
W. H. Carr
Mary G. Devault
Rinefield
T. O'J. Wilson
C. T. Tucker
Bluefield
Lois L. Kilgore
Radio Listings for Concerts and Orchestras in Multiple Cities
A dense schedule lists radio stations with city coverage and musical offerings including piano music orchestras choruses and concerts in Detroit Chicago New York Cleveland Springfield Toronto Newark and more. Programs feature orchestras ensembles organ recitals and children's hour scores across stations such as VW clock WGHP KMA WGN KDKA WBZ CFCA WJID WMCA WWJ WTAM CHCY WIBO WOR WMAQ and others.
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WIZ
New York
Lincoln—Orchestra
KNX
Los Angeles
WGY
Schenectady
WIBO
Chicago
Aum Bernie
WOR
Newark—Orchestra
WEEI
Boston—Musicale
WJZ
New York—Orchestra
WEAF
South Sea Islanders
WTAG
Woo
Philadelphia—Band
Philadelphia
WKBW
Buffalo
WSEA
Norfolk
WGL
New York—Stories
WSAI
Cincinnati
WJAY
Cleveland
WHAD
Milwaukee— Orchestra
WLWL
WGN
WSM
Nashville
WRZ
Springfield
Radio Four
KVOO
Bristow
WEBH
Chicago—Classical
WMCA
Mustical
WDAF
Kansas City
WWJ
Detroit
Monteal
Schenectady—Band
KGO
San Francisco
Chicago—Lyric Trio
WHT
WLW
Cincinnati—Orchestra
International Our
New York —Voices of
WTIC
Hartford—Orchest
WRC
Ee Orchestra
Baltimore
KDKA
Pittsby
WAZ
FCA
Toronto—Orchestra
WIRO
Chicsgo
WEE
Boston
New York-Devis
WCAK
Pitteborch—Orchestra
WNYC
Goldman
WREA
Norfolk—String Quartet
WLAC
WGHP
Detroit—Orchestra
WCOA
Pensacola
KFNF
Shenendoah
Milwaukee
WPCH
KOA
Denver
WND
Mooseheart
WTAM
WWI
WCCO
WEEIT
WCAE
KSD
WHO
Des Moines Orchestra
KPO
WFHH
Clearwater
St. Paul
Newark
U. S
Leviathan Orchestra
Boston—Orchestra
KFI
National Electric Light Association
Atlantic City
George Olson
Red
WCAB
Philadelphia—Orchestra
WRVA
Richmond
New York—Chorus
Maids of Melody
WSAT
Iowa City
WRAL
Little Symphony Orchestra
Auditoriumrogram
Cove
Toronto
WJR
WBZ
WSB
Atlanta
WSEKA
New York—Symphony
Cleveland —Orchestra
KMA
LWL
Sam ‘A Henry
Springfield —Orchestra
KTUS
Hot Springs
Ark
Chicago—Orchestra
KHJ
Newark —Orchestra
WMAQ
Los Angeles—Dance Orchestra
WCFL
Chicago—Variety
Eddie Fikina
Pittsburgh—Orchestra
Des Moines—Orchestra
WBEA
Richmond—Orchestra
WLIB
Walts
KTHS
WOC
Davenport—Orchestra
Oakland
KFT
KYW
WIR
Information Service
Shenandoah
Stocks
Uncle Walt
Prnnese
Cleveland—Orchestra
CHCY
Chicago—Ensemble
Newark—Ensemble
Property Transfers and Deeds in Bluefield Area
A list of deed actions includes A Carter and wife selling part lots 16 and 17 in section 906 Bluefield for 2000 and Mabel Chariton selling lot 10 in section 5 East Graham Bluefield for 1000. Lowry G. Bowling clerk transfers tax deed for 8.80 acres on Flipping Creek for 64.01.
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A. Carter
Bluefield
Mabel Chariton
John W. Brown
East Graham
Lowry G. Bowling
J. T. Taylor
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Chryser
Delaware and Hudson
The
Associated Press
Indus
American Brake Shoe Foundry
Commonwealth Rower
P. Lorillard
Western Union American Woolen Preferred
Cuba
Delaware and Hudson Company
Norfolk and Southern
Baltimore and Ohio Pre
C. B. Hancock
We. Uefield
First National Bank
Roe Vera ‘Oe
Wilton Smokeless” Co
Pocahontas Coa
L Coal
Bre
Baldwin
California
Cerro de Pasco
Chesapeake and Ohio
Western
Chile
Colorado
Feallroad
Freeport-Texas
Gt Northern Pf
Hudson Motors
Harvester Estes
Nickel
Inter Tel
Kan City
Kennecott
Tahigh Valle Ldggett
Arland
Pet
Mid
Kan
Tex
Missouri Pac
Pfd
Nash Motors
Montgomery Ward
Uife
Norfolk and Me
Eastern
Americt Eeeene
Ounsylvania
PHI Ips Petroleum
Dpievee-Arrow
Radio Corp
Rep
Ir and Steel
Neyno
Seaboard Air Line
Sears Roebuck
Sinclair
Texage & Pacific Tree
Ted Drew
Willys-Overland
Woolworth
Harvey
Yunderstand
By Akern
Big Boy
Wsal
See Woc
Davenport
Wall Street
Moses Hyman
First National Bank Bullying
Welch
W. VA
Ash
Keystone
Monarch
Monticello
Pocahontas
Red Bird Pocahontas
Vera Pocahontas
Oanapols Vacason
Palomario
BanGas City
Leuarges
Ernst & Ernst
Huntington, W. VA
Worow
Coal Exchange
System and Tax Service
Lindbergh
Universe
Earth
Saturn
Jupiter
Mars
Moon
Chive
West Virginia
Isane To Mann
James Pinood Jonen
Tet Vive Pree & Gen
Marcoo Llegander
Ft Hawthorne
Pocahontas Fuel Company
Tidewater
Great Lakes
Pocahontas Fuel Company Incorporated
S &S
TAS
Peoshontad Fuel Company
Virginia
Broadway
Main
Sandusky
Londosagts
SAVON
Bensey
Bralcher
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