Leadership Shifts From Oil To Steel In brisk market
In New York trading, leadership moved from oil to steel shares as total two hour volume topped 700000. United States Steel rose to a new high near 116 while Gulf States, Crucible, Republic, Sloss Sheffield and Ludlum posted gains. Rails advanced on rate adjustments, and copper shows improved position with strong moves in American Smelting and Kennecott.
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New York
United States Steel Corporation
United States Steel Common
Gulf States
Crucible
Republic
Sloss-Sheffield
Ludlum
Houston
Northwestern
Interstate Commerce Commission
Union Pacific
Northern Pacific
Frisco Common
Chicago
Kennecott
U. S
General
Westinghouse
International Combustion Engineering
Wall Street
American Can
Pron Union Gas
Dupont
Railway
Steel Spring
Remington Typewriter
West Penn Company
Foreign exchange steady in New York markets
June 13 report from New York notes foreign exchange quotes with Great Britain at 4.857 1/16 and cables at 4.85 percent for 60 day bills, indicating steady demand in the currency market.
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New York
Poreien
Great Britain
Market Averages Mixed As Oil Bonds Lift Rail Issues
Oil company liens led a modest advance in quiet trading on Saturday. Rail and industrials gained amid favorable oil developments and relief in freight-rate prospects. Mexican bonds fell slightly after Kelsoza warning, while Liberty bonds held near year highs.
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New York
Standard Oil Company of
Western Railway
Union Pacific
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
St. Paul
Kelloza
Mexico
Liberty
Dairy Market Review Across New York and Chicago
Butter receipts in New York show higher creamery prices with 43 to 44 cents for extras and 42 to 43 cents for firsts, with scores from 88 to 92. Chicago reports little change with long lines bid down slightly, short lines advancing, and weak demand for medium and under grades. only a few 90 point cars noted.
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New York
Chicago
Ema Ieee Sre
Grain prices slip on rains and crop optimism
Chicago market reports widespread rains easing cereal prices. Spring wheat progress quotes support futures as July wheat falls to 1.59 1/2 and September to 1.565, corn down 1 1/2 to 2 1/2 cents, oats off 1 to 2 cents, provisions show mixed moves.
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Chicago
Market Quotes for Wheat and Clover in Toledo
Wheat No 2 red at 1 841 86. Clover cash 17 36 with October at 15 80 and December at 16 45. Alsike August 14 25. Cash 380 and September 4 20. Prices noted from SEED Toledo Ohio June 13.
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Toledo
Ohio
Alsike
Falls River print cloth sales top 100000 pieces
Falls River last week sold about 100000 pieces of print cloths in a record run. Southern print cloth mills show no plan to cut production in June and July, according to reports.
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New York
Falls River
Automobile Insurance Needs Tailored to Your Requirements
Numerous makes and drivers exist and policies vary. The best plan for Jones may not suit Smith. Tailoring your automobile coverage is part of our service and can save you substantial premium money. See us about your requirements.
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Jones
Smith
British officials pledge league cooperation on slave raids
Viscount Cecil states Britain will share information with the League of Nations as inquiries continue into slave raids. He asserts no raids in Kenya so far but promises further checks. Lord Gainford counters that Abyssinian raids and British subjects enslaved across routes may exist, urging government data. The issue will be revisited.
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League of Nations
League
Viscount Cecil
Kenya
Lord Gainford
Abyssinia
Red Sea
Arala
Mesopotamia
Textile Market Roundup Shows Varied Demand in 1926
The report notes moderate demand for cloth and steady raw silk and summer silks. Yarns were quiet and irregular while wash fabrics remained in strong call for immediate use. Imported worsteds and woolens saw price reductions for spring. burlaps steady and linens in slightly better demand in 1926.
Keystone Personals listings continue with local visitations
The column records a wave of social notes and local visits. Names include Theodore Steinicke, John Cox, Lon Coburn, Dr Vernon Dyer, Fred R Dyer, Mrs Hubert Camden, Joe Ofsa, Mrs F L Ray, Merrell Budnick, Everett Gerwig, Dr R K Braganihce, Elwood Doyle, William Zink, Mrs Burton, C R White, C B E Cox, Mrs W F Higgins, J H Patton, and Mrs Lucy North. Residents travel to Welch Bluefield Links Grove Lexington and Richmond, attend Kiwanis, and visit relatives and friends across the region.
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Lon Coburn
Narrows
Vernon Dyer
Petersburg
W. Va
Fred R. Dyer
Westfield
Hubert Camden
Elkhorn
L. B. Smith
Bluefield
Concord College
F. L. Ray
Fred, Jr
Hemphill
Ray
W. F. Witte
A. Christie and
Links Grove
Merrell Budnick
Washington and Lee University
Lexington
R. E. Doyle
William Zink
Randolph-Macon College
Richmond
T. W. Zink
Burton of
Eckman
Our City
C. R. White
Alabama
Home Folke
C. B E. Cox
Mt. Autry
N. C
Richard
Pratt
W. P. Beane
Elizabeth Hawkins
Carrie Smith
J. B. Smith
Slave Trading in British Domains Continues
Cecil explained the government was eager to the utmost of its power to curb slave trading in British colonies as officials pressed for stronger measures and enforcement.
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Count Cecil
Improvement in Many State Roads
Continued from first page Talcott Peace Springs and Alderson detour from Alderson over county road five miles paved and three miles fair
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Talcott
Peace Springs
Alderson
Road network notes from Virginia and West Virginia regions
A compilation of route conditions and road statuses across multiple roads and towns including Princeton to the Virginia line, Gilles county corner, Lindslide to Rock Camp, Rock Camp to Salt Sulphur, and Greenbrier river area near Ronceverte. It records varied conditions from graded and paved to fair dirt and under construction with detours and weather dependent passability. A stray line notes a 70 year old parrot in a shop that calls time at closing.
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Asbury
Lewisburg
Princeton
Virginia
Gilles County
Peterstown
Lindslide
Rock Camp
Union
Pickaway
Second Creek
Greenbrier
Ronceverte
Lewisboro
Maxwelton
Frankfort
Renick
Hillsboro
Hillaboro
Millpoint
Buckeye
Marlinton
Campbelltown
London
Mole Parrot
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Ortgage and Discount Corp
Hotel Raleigh
Roanoke
East
Roanoke and
Shenano
Bonn
Wargler
Central Hotel
Stanley
Keystone Personals
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John Cox
Lorst
Appalachian Power
Moses Hyman
Welch, W. Va
Ironie
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Bluefield, W. Va
Willie
Mim
Alek
Bluefield National Bank
Assist
THE
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Burveriey
W.va
OUR Bank
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W. C. Neikirk
Secy & Treas
Isaac T. Stann
James Elwood
A. J. McBride
Asst
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LL Alexander
Pocahontas F
UEL Company
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Newport News
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Lime Street Square
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Pocahontas Fuel Co., Inc
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Scott
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Cassor
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