Norfolk and Western among rail issues recording gains
In New York trading on June 9 the market climbed as buyers pushed rail stocks higher. United States Steel hit a new high above 182 while Crucible Steel and other industrials drew demand. Total daily volume reached about 1.54 million shares with mixed results across sectors and news of a NY Central subsidiary consolidation.
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United States Steel
Associated Press
New York
U. S. Steel
American Petroleum Institute
United Drug
New York Central
United States Steel Common
Crucible Steel
Pan-Amer
Allied Chemical and Dye Corn Products
American
Bethlehem California
Canadian Pacific
Central Leather
Cerro Ge Parco
Sresccesceseves
Pennsylvania
Phillins Petroleum
Pierce-Arrow Motor Car
A Radio Corporation
St. Louis Seaboard Air Line
Sinclair Consolidated Ai
Sianeiess
Cuba
Peereres Ool Standard OU
New Jersey
Stewart Warner
Dodge Bros
la Pont de Mensure
American Exas Company
Gulf Ted
Texas
Eati Electrie
TootAl
Poca
United States
Broadway
Norfolk
Main St
Boston
SS. Board of Trade
Gncinnatl
Livestock Market Mixed as Hogs Steady and Lambs Drop
Board prices show cattle strong to 15 higher with heavy and medium weights at various gains and declines. Hogs press to 10 lower from yesterday's high with bulk 240 to 27 pounds at 14.10 to 16.50, packing sows 13.00 to 13.35, and fat lambs 25 to 60 lower with natives most downturns. Roquefort cheese note adds cheese origin from southern France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idahos
Market Wrap Notes Mixed Oil Industry Signals
The report hints gasoline production running about 25 percent above last year while oil stocks fluctuated. Refining shares fell over five points to 115 percent before recovering half the decline.
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Ican B
Pran
Bond Market Averages and New Financing Demand
Bond averages show mixed results as new issues exceed 50 million dollars and attract strong investor interest. Public utilities lead in demand, with German and Saxon public works loans drawing funds, while French and Belgian bonds mark time. Total bond sales reach 12,555,000 in New York on June 9.
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New York
Wall Street
Public Work
Lower Isar Corporation
Call Money Rates Steady in New York Market
New York on June 9 reports call money steady with high and low at 4 percent. Closing bid and offered at 4 percent, with last loan at 4 percent. Call loans against acceptances at 3 percent. Time loans mixed: 60-90 days 1 percent, 4-6 months 4 percent. Prime mercantile paper at 34 percent.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Foreign exchange rates and bond quotations across nations
New York reports foreign exchanges in cents with British demand 4.86 and 4.869 16 for cables. 60 day bills on banks at 4.82 16. France shows 3.00 demand, 3.01 cables. Italy 3.68 demand, 3.70 cables. Belgium 0.95, Germany 23.80, Holland 40.11, Norway 22.26, Sweden 26.75, Denmark 2647, Switzerland 19.35, Spain notes incomplete.
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New York
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Holand
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Switzerland
Spain
A Good Bank In a Good Community
Bernard McCinugeerty hails The Commercial Bank of Bluefield led by President W C Given as a pillar of a strong local economy. The piece highlights stable deposits and community support shaping regional finance.
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Bernard McCinugeerty
W. C. Given
Casuter
the Commercial Bank of
Bluefield
Sports score fragment from 15.28 event and others
Partial numbers and team names appear: Greece 125 Poland 9.00 Czecho Slovakia 2.56 Austria 14.125 Rumania Argentina 40.37% Tokyo Toc ob Shanghai 72.39 Montreal 10 10. The source shows scattered scores and places with no cohesive report or clear outcome.
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Greece
Poland
Czecho
Slovakia
Junge Slavia
Austria
Rumania
Argentina
Practi Testy
Tokyo
Toc Ob Shanghai
Montreal
Liberty bond prices and treasury yields
New York May 9 bonds closed with Liberty 3 percent at 100.26 First 4 percent at 102.20 Second 4 percent at 100.29 Third 4 and a quarter at 101.11 Fourth 4 percent at 103.4 Treasury 3s at 101.20 Treasury 4s at 104.6 and 108.6.
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New York
Liberty
Treasury
Poultry Prices Steady in New York Market
Live poultry supplies show steady runners with freight rates around 25 to 40 cents. Express shipments range 24 to 40 cents for live stock and 30 to 40 cents for dressed poultry, with irregularities in dressed prices and no change overall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Express
Butter and Cheese Markets Report Steady Prices
Butter market ruled steady with prices about two and a half cents higher per pound on a two dollar score. Supplies liberal and trading quiet. Century gold car markets steady with modest trade. Fresh ninety two score priced at $1.39 per pound. Centralized ninety score forty percent and eighty nine score thirty eight percent.
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Chicago
Market quotes for grains and seeds in Toledo
Wheat No 2 red traded around 1.57 to 1.58 per bushel while Corn No 3 yellow hovered near 74 to 75. Oats No 2 white 4 46 and No 3 white 44 45. Barley 71 y. Cloverseed cash and imported values listed with October bids. Alsike cash 17.00 and Timothy 3.45 with September 3.70 bid.
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Toledo
Ohio
Alsike
Timothy Cash
Wheat market steadies after government crop report
Chicago June 9 reports wheat futures closing mixed as government spring wheat conditions hit record lows for June. Wheat prices ended irregular with minor gains, corn down, oats up, and provisions steady to lower amid corrections before the release.
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Chicago
Demand for cotton goods steadies as percale falls
The New York market reports light demand for cotton goods with steadier prices. Percale drops one cent to 12 1/2 cents for 44 64x60s, most memorandum orders of recent weeks confirmed. Raw silk eases about 2 cents a pound after Yokohama declines. More buying noted for fine cloths for women's coats.
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New York
Yokohama
Sugar market slips on abundant offerings in New York
Raw sugar in New York on June 9 fell 0.132 cent to 4.08 spot and 4.11 for later shipment as liberal supply persisted. Futures eased, intraday losses of 2 to 4 points narrowed by covering. July 2.40, September 2.52, December 2.68, January 2.71, March 2.71. refined prices unchanged 6.45 to 5.70 for fine granulated.
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New York
Livestock market closes as cattle receipts hit 10000
Chicago June 9 cattle receipts total 10000 as the general market closes active. Weighty steers hold steady while yearlings and medium weights show little change.
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Chicago
State Recognizes Colored Community Bible School
Pocahontas Virginia reporters note the East Tennessee Conference first to operate a standard vacation Bible school. The State Sunday School Association will grant diplomas to teachers after completing the course led by Rev. Arthur D. Williams. The Genoa Avenue exhibit features domestic science art and manual training with departments judged by Mrs. Lucile Palmer Mrs. Emma J. Hill and J. C. Bonsler delivering programs Thursday and Friday from 8:30 to 3. The community is urged to visit and support vocational training efforts for local girls and boys.
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Colored Community Bible School
Pocahontas
East Tennessee
Associatas
Tor
Arthur D. Williams
Genoa Avenue
Genoa Avenue High
Genoa
Remem
Lucile Palmer
Emma J. Hill
J. C. Bonsler
Poison suspect Estabrook held in Denver arrest
Alvah W. Estabrook is under arrest in Denver over the sending of poisoned pancake mix to Judge KE Porterfield of Kansas City. Authorities link the suspect to the case and continue investigations.
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Alvah W. Estabrook
Denver
KE. K. Porterfield
Kansas City
Property transfer near Princeton in Karnes plat
Lelia A. Mosre transfers lot 1 section B Haley Karnes plat near Princeton to H. D. Karnes for $1. Transaction details show a nominal consideration and a land parcel transfer between named individuals.
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Blueflel
Lelia A. Mosre
H. D. Karnes
Haley& Karnes
Princeton
Real estate transfers filed in county court clerk office
Real estate transfers filed yesterday for recordation include Roy T. Wright and wife transferring lot Widemouth to W. W. Harlee with consideration of $10 Thus. J. Cruise transfers to Lucy FE. Cruise lots 22 and 27 in section FE John Walters addition.
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Roy T. Wright
W. W. Harlee
J. Cruise
Lucy FE
Cruise
John Walters
Paving Assessment Notice to City Property Owners
Notice to property owners on Pulaski Street Rock are North Armount South Side Frige plus adjacent parcels. Total assessment amount 2 076 and 2 76655 due. owners may object within thirty days to the City Board of Directors at a regular meeting. City Clerk Ymond Sanders signs.
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Pulaski
Park &T
City of
Eld
Ymond Sanders
Raymond Sanders
Renewal Period Extended for Yearly Renewable Term Insurance
A recent law amendment extends the renewal period to July 2, 1927, allowing continued and converted yearly renewable term insurance with reinstatement of lapse policies upon proof of insurability and premium payment. It also authorizes the Director of the U.S. Veterans' Bureau to issue a five year level premium term policy exchangeable for level premium life or endowment policies within five years. Previously, renewal could not be continued or converted after July 2, 1926.
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U.S. Veterans’ Bureau
Calgary Speculator Sees Boom Paper Turn Profit
Winnipeg report notes Billy Stokes, a 1914 Calgary speculator, recovered value from worthless stock certificates as a recent jump sent him buying heavy locks and bars to guard two paper lined rooms. One case yielded about $1000.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
Billy Stokes
Calgary
Alberta
Stokes
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W. M. Ritter
Moses Hyman
First National Bank
Welch
West VA
Ask
Atlantic Smoke
Jaeger Dillaeger T
Virginia Avenue Realty
Crystal Block Mining
East Radford
Roanoke
Gotan
College Heights
Country Club
Bluefield College
Shott, Early
Shott
W. Va
Marconi
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News OF the Colored People
Virginia
Raleion Teralds
Sane Reepeassenee
Eien
G. Pradley Lere
Auguste Street
Union Street
Frederick St
Flat Top Realty CO
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Bradmann Bldg
James
F. G. McKenzie
Mile Fork
Bluefield Trust CO
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Tance T. Mann James Kinood Jones
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Mgr
Sale A. Jh. Hawthon
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Mesager
Pocahontas Fuel Company
Thomas F. Parrett
Secretary of Navigation
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London
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