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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1925

Page

19

Market Reverses After Early Gain on June Tax Worries

Stock prices turned down after an early strength as oil, rubber, motor and merchandise shares rose briefly. Professional selling tied to anticipated tax payments due June 15 and limited pool followings sent many high priced issues lower. General Electric fell sharply. several rails and Industrials also declined while a few independents showed strength.

New York General Electric Allis Chalmers American Can Dupont Mack Trucks Maxwell Motors Laclede Gas Nash Motors United States Cast Iron Pipe Western Union Woolworth Havana Electric Brooklyn-Manhattan Transit Julius J. Kayser National Lead Texas Company Mid-Continent Petroleum Atlantic Refining General Asphalt General Petroleum Pure Ol Pacific Oil United States Rubber Fink Kelly-Springfield Moon Chandler Steels Lackawanna Norfolk and Southern Baltimore St. Paul Rock Island Great Northern New Haven Northern Pacific Southern Railway Union Pacific Wabash

Bond Market Averages Rally On Treasury Financing

Bond averages for rails utilities and industrials rose with buyers quickening interest after the announcement of a $125000000 treasury financing. Funds released from expectations of a larger offering moved into government and corporate bonds, lifting several Treasuries to year highs and boosting overall market activity.

New York Treasury United States

Foreign Exchange and Stock Ticker Notes From New York

Foreign exchanges mixed with quotes in cents. Britian and France figures shown with cable and bank bill data. A long list of companies including International Harvester, Kennecott Copper, Reading, General Electric, U.S. Steel, and many others follow in a compact market rundown.

New York Clos International Harvester Kelly Springfield Kennecott Copper Lehigh Valley Louisville Nashville Mack Wenden Marland Maxwell Motors National Lead Mexico Seaboard OU Missouri Kansas Texas Missouri Pacific Mangarmeny Ward APS National Bis Epuron & Steel Sucesso Seaboard Sears Roebuck Allied Chemical American Can Ae American Tobacco Ciceee American Water Works American Woolen Ceee Eens Anaconda Caeer Atchison Atlantic Geast Atlantic Comat Ldwin Locomotive Itimore and Olio BOO Gisiacees Sounsters California Petroleum Geaeees Congo Cance Cuba Cate Sugar Davison Chemical Tu Pont de Nemours Erie Farmous Playere Laskyri Er Gieneral Asphalt General Electric General Motors Great Northern Gulf States Steel Houston Oil Hudson Motora Illinois Central Sinclair Consolidated Southern Pacific Fiesues Bellecras Stewart Warner United States Industrial Alcohol United States Rubber United States Steel Utah Westinghouse Reenie Woolworth

Stocks and Bonds and Properties Trading Report

Bid quotations and stock listings show prices for coal firms such as Pocahontas Coal Land Corp and Red Ash Coal Co, plus Bank of Wyoming Mullens and Sterling Mascare Co. The fragment notes coal and power company shares and a mention of Armature Co and West Virginia items amid a general market rundown with unclear context and possible shortages.

C Bock Coa and Coke Co Bank of Wyoming, Mullens Carland Development Co Orn Valley Grocery War Creek Coal Co H. Mead Coal Co Hames Fork Coal and Tore Pocahontas Coal Land Cor Ecahontas Red Ash Coal Co On Power Co Sterling Mascpare Co Teant Bank West Virgina Armature Co ‘Est Fm Rem

Call Money Rates and Loans Report

New York June 8 call money figures show high 4 percent and a closing bid of 4 percent. Time loans steady with mixed collateral. 60 to 90 day rates around 3 percent to 4 percent. 3 to 4 months at 3 percent. prime commercial paper around 3 percent as reported by a call money firm.

New York

Automobile Insurance tailored to your needs

An agency offers personalized car insurance guidance to fit individual needs and save premiums. Ray Evans, manager, Peery Building, invites inquiries at 291 for tailored coverage.

Jones Smith Agency Ray Evans Peery Building Call 291

Reading of scattered global rates in a malformed list

A fragmented OCR list presents varied numeric values and country names such as Belgium Germany Holland Norway Sweden Denmark Switzerland Spain Greece Poland and Romania Argentina Brazil Tokyo Shanghai Montreal. The data appears inconsistent with multiple typographical errors and ambiguous units.

Belgium Germany Holland Norway Sweden Denmark Switzerland Spain Greece Poland Caecho-Slovakia Jugo-Slavia Austria Rumania Argentina Brazil Toyko Shanghai Montreal

Government Bonds Market Report for New York

United States government bonds closed with Liberty 3s at 100.13 and four percent series trading around 102 to 107. Treasury 4s stood at 103 with related issues Liberty first to fourth 4s and Treasury 4A near 107.5.

New York United States Liberty Treasury

Livestock market mixed as receipts rise in Chicago

cattle receipts reach 16 000 with bids drifting low on medium and heavy steers while top loads stay offered. hogs total 45000 with prices easing then steady near Saturday levels. sows and pigs show varied moves. sheep receipts 9000 with lambs steady to higher and fat sheep trading down to four dollars.

Chicago California

Wheat Prices Fall on Rain and Cooler Weather

In Chicago June 8 rains and cooler temps push wheat prices down with July at 1.65 and September at 1.62 per bushel. United States visible supply did not decline as much as hoped. Corn and oats also weaken. provisions vary.

Chicago United States

Butter Prices and Receipts Reported in New York

Butter firm receipts total 3,525 with creamery classes trading higher than extras. Prices shown include 44 1/2 cents for extras and 43 1/2 cents for firsts, with 88 to 91 score creamery firsts at 41 1/2 cents. Packing stocks and current make No 2 listed at 28 1/2 cents. Eyes irregular as totals show 12,050 receipts for fresh gathered extra firsts at 33 1/3 cents and extra firsts at 33 1/3 cents stored packed.

New York

Cheese market reports steady demand and firm prices

Chicago on June 8 saw a steadier market for top scores with buyers focused on 87 and 88 scores. Centralized market remained steady with fresh butter at 92 score and 42 and 42 percent prices, while lower grades held firmer but slower overall movement.

Chicago

Wool market shows firmer tone with higher prices

The Boston wool market reports a modestly firmer tone with gains in fine domestic wools. Ohio and Pennsylvania detains sold about fifty cents higher on a grease basis, with one-half blood fleeces at 48 to 49 cents and three-eighth combings at 48 cents. One-quarter blood firmer at ~47 cents, fine clothing up to 45 cents for good stock.

Boston Ohio Pennsylvania

Sugar Market Slumps Slightly Amid Cuban Sale Push

The market saw 1,000 bags of Cuban sugar sold for July clearance to an operator at 4.49. Open prices edged one point lower to two net higher. July closed at 2.74, September 2.86, December 2.93, March 2.94. Refined sugar stayed 5.55 to 6.70 for fine granulated. Withdrawals on old contracts continued with fair proportions but little new business reported.

Demand for wash fabrics active in New York June

In New York on June 8 demand for wash fabrics for immediate delivery remained active. A better demand was noted for convertibles and other gray cloths with delivery generally set for June.

New York

PoultryPrices in New York Market

Live poultry irregular with broilers by express at 45 to 53 cents and fowls at 29 to 29 and a half cents. Dressed poultry quiet with chickens fresh 34 to 44 cents and frozen 26 to 33 cents. fowls 21 to 32 cents. old roosters 14 to 20 cents. frozen turkeys 30 to 46 cents.

New York Express

Sugar market ends steady in New York trade

The raw sugar market in New York held steady for spot prices at 4.36 and rose 132 points for future shipment amid a unsettled session on June 8.

New York

Bluefield WV seeks bids for $600000 school bonds

The Beaver Pond District Mercer County West Virginia Board of Education invites sealed bids for 600000 in serial coupon school bonds dated July 1 1925. Bonds mature over 20 years with 5 percent interest paid semi annually. Bids due July 1 1925 at 11 am with 500 security deposit. EDWIN WADE secretary.

Bluefield W. Va Board of Education Beaver Pond Mercer County West Vinchool Blueeld Sak, Board, Law and Commerce Juy State of West Ma Ay National City Bank of New York Edwin Wade Beaver Pond District West Virginia

Textile market update shows varied demand across goods

In July other cotton goods were quiet, yarns irregular, silk goods active in wholesale and retail with fair fall demand. Raw silk eased, burlap quiet with steady prices, wool goods in moderate demand. Flannels sold better in dress goods, mail and wire orders from retailers improving for prompt shipment.

Real estate transfers filed in county clerk office

Real estate transfers filed yesterday list Mar aret Austin and husband to Mary Iris for a lot on Marshall street with a 6500 dollar consideration. A J Cole and wife sell part of lots 18 and 19, section 602 to R S Graham and wife.

Mararet Austin Mary Iris Marshall Street Bluefield A. J. Cole R. S. Graham

Real estate transfers listed for Bluefield and area

A series of property deeds shows Bluefield couples selling parcels including lots in sections 502 1011 and 5 near Union street, plus 115 acres near Elgood and land on Camp Creek. Considerations range from 1 to 11 thousand dollars with buyers including Dike Lively Horton Carter Graham West Fletcher and Meadows teams.

Bluefield T. O'J. Wilson George L. Dike Lard Loyd J. Lively Walter 8. Brown Walter S. Brown E. W. Horton Myrtle M. Huddleston

Rare glass bottles feature in American pioneer wills

Glass bottles, prized for rarity and value, are frequently cited in the wills of American pioneers, highlighting their significance as personal possessions and symbols of status in early settler culture.

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