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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1935
Page
20
Culbertson discusses match point duplicate play and its effects on bidding and hand outcomes. He notes the advantages and risks of notrump versus suit contracts, analyzes a seven notrump deal from a sectional, and highlights a grand slam sequence with a successful squeeze by South.
In New York on June 13 bonds showed a quiet session with most issues finishing slightly higher. The Associated Press averages for rails utilities and industrials rose by a tenth of a point, while transfers reached 10,244,000 par value, with a net change of 14,410,000 from the previous day. Cotton goods trading was quiet as mills yearn for uninterrupted output and fall fabrics show firmer prices amid looming strikes.
Quotations show Abbott, Proctor and Paine as members of New York Stock Exchange, with Storck, Kavhang and Othe among principals. James B and Mann are noted as managers tied to 1800 arrangements at Pivtnesten and related locations.
A May trading day showed a stodgy market with volume below average. Grains attracted attention while shares drifted to even values. cotton rose modestly and bonds gained as utilities faced regulatory headlines and a wary mood persisted.
Industrial text shows a company named Appalachian Rieotric Power Co offering stock at the price of 100 dollars. The fragment mentions preferred shares as the main product. No clear date or full context is given.
The enactment of the NRA extension bill was approved in the Senate with scarcely a stir in Wall Street. The modified NRA was viewed as of little immediate significance to business at the time.
A businesswoman explains that advertising should focus on Me and Mine to appeal to women. She argues women respond to personal benefits over technical product details, noting health versus beauty appeals can dramatically boost response rates.
Chicago grain markets fell as Kansas wheat yields surprised, with wheat at about the day’s bottom. July wheat around 78 3/4 cents, corn down 1 cent, oats down fractions, and provisions little changed.
New York June 13 Utilities and various specialties staged a modest upturn in final curb market dealings after earlier hesitation. Transfers about 196000 shares vs 246000 yesterday. Pittsburgh Plate Glass rose over a point while American Gas and Electric Electric Bond and Share Creole Petroleum Parker Rust-Proof Pan American Airways Wright Hargreaves advanced slightly. International Petroleum slipped a point and Distillers Seagrams and Lake Shore edged lower.
New York sugar markets closed steady with raw sugar at 3.85 per cwt for prompt and 3.40 for later shipment. Futures rose 1 to 8 points in No 3 and were unchanged to 2 higher in No 1. refined sugar held at 0.25 per pound for fine granulated.
Butter held steady with fresh 3 score per 4 pounds noted. Quotations show figures around 28 to 90 cents per pound across grades and regions, with small variations reflecting market stability.
Baltimore June 13 report shows steers and cows 25 to 50 cents lower with weighty steers near 10.10 and slaughter steers around 10.75 while low grade cows fall to about 3.50 to 7.25. Hogs and sheep mostly steady to down with truck hogs around 9 to 10 and spring lambs 6.50 to 9.50 amid overall softer tone.
Cattle market fairly active with Monday's close. demand good and prices firm. Cows and heifers steady. bulls steady. Stockers slow at opening. Calves 60 nominal. Hogs 61 steady. Sheep 121 with good southern lambs at 9.75 to 10.00, local lambs 50 lower amid liberal supply.
Order of publication in Mercer County Circuit Court states infant Aileen Steel Jackson seeks annulment of marriage to Raymond Jackson and restoration to maiden name. Defendant is non resident. must appear within one month of first publication to protect interests. The notice precedes a broader local events section detailing club meetings and religious activities.
Chicago market data from June 18 shows hogs 11 000 head with varied classes and prices per weight, cattle and calves totaling around 6 000 and 2 000 respectively with prices listed for steers heifers bulls and vealers, and sheep at 12 009 head with spring lambs down about 25 50 cents and assorted ranges for yearlings and ewes. The report notes weaker lambs and heavy declines in some categories and provides overall price directions for the market.
The State Council of Ministers and Deacons of the Church of God (Apostolic) will convene here June 14 15 and 16. Bishop T J Cox is the pastor. The Church of God in Christ at 200 Wilson Street holds regular services tonight at 8 o clock. Public invited. Rider W M Patterson is the pastor.
Live poultry firm with stable freight prices and unchanged express rates. Dressed poultry slow. fresh chicken and fowl prices quoted. frozen items mostly unchanged. Egg prices steady with varied grades and pack sizes.
The Irma Fortune Health club meets at the Carolina home Friday at 6 o’clock with Dr. W M Wright giving instructions. The Brotherhood of John Stewart M EB church will observe Father’s Day next Sunday with exercises and speakers including Prof John W Davis of West Virginia State College and Dean H L Dickason of Bluefield State College.
A pre-school clinic will be held at Lawson Street School today at 2 p.m. The examination targets children entering school for the first time in September.
A compressed item from Cincinnati market notes June 18 shows prices and text fragments including numbers such as 23 and 21, with broken phrases about a produce session. The readable portion confirms location Cincinnati and date June 18 but the rest is damaged.
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