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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1924

Page

29

Profit taking fails to halt advance in low priced rails

Norfolk and Western led gains in rails while declines touched Delaware & Hudson Southern Pacific with Norwegian declines noted. Strength in bonds persisted as utilities and spec ialties moved higher. Woolworth and Kresge posted gains and oil shares wavered after a crude price cut.

New York Fia Epec St.t. Lackawanna Rai Rock Island Pere Miquette Western Pacific Erie Xicago & Northwestern Norfolk & Western Delaware & Rudgon Southern Pacific American Can Baldwin and Studebaker L. A Woolworth Kresge Davison Chemical Moe Fisher Body Unted Fruit American Car & Foundry Pennsylvania Atlantic Refining Mallinson Federal Bank

Bonds Rally On Record New York Prices Across Markets

Bond markets rallied with U S and foreign issues pressing to new highs. The Mellons Treasury 41-48 jumped to 100.18, Spert 31-2s rose to record levels, and Belgian Austrian French issues neared 1924 tops. Argentine 7s sold at year highs as Dawes plan hopes boosted demand.

New York United States Treasury Genera

Dry Goods Markets Steady Amid Quiet Trading

In New York on June 14 the cotton goods and yarn markets were quiet, wood goods unchanged, and bur laps steady. Primary market lines remained firm while seconds channels showed irregularity with prices holding steady.

New York

Wheat market climbs as heat threatens Southwest crop

In Chicago on June 14 the wheat market rose sharply as extreme heat in the Southwest raised concerns over the wheat crop, lifting prices beyond levels seen for September or December delivery.

Chicago Southwest

Stock and Bond Prices for Coal Firms in Bluefield

A listing shows bid prices for American Coal Co, Appalachian Power Co, Pocahontas Coal Co, Gaus Coal Co, Callery Co and others. Banks in Bluefield West Virginia including First National Bank building are referenced with bid amounts and stock figures.

Bluefield W. VA American Coal Co Appalachian Power Co Lst Bank of Wyormine Jackwood Tainte Citizens Bank. War Pocahontas. Co Ston Coal Co Gaus Coal Co Calliery, Co First Na Ba Northerk oOtional Bank Natetoake War Creek

Dairy prices rise as butter and cheese firm on NY markets

New York dairy prices show butter firm and creamed extras quoted at 42 1 2 with firsts around 88 to 91 on the 92 scale. Eggs move with easy demand and fresh gathered output in regular and extra firsts, values ranging from 27 8-4 to 30 cents. Cheese prices remain firm amid steady trading.

New York

Seed Price Report From Toledo Grain Market

Wheat cash trades at 1.16 to 1.17 with 1-2 archaic bid ranges. Clover seed quotes show 11.20 cash with October 12.25 and December 12.00. Timothy seed lists 3.55 cash with September 3.95 and October 3.85. Mr Roemee appears with cash 10.05 and August 10.50.

Toledo Clover Roemee Cash Timothy

Rotary Draws From All Nations Annual Convention

Toronto hosts the fifteenth Rotary International convention June 16 20 with 10 000 Rotarians from Europe Asia Africa Australia and the Americas including Canada and the United States The international president Guy Gundaker will preside after a European tour Canada has strong entertainer role and the British Empire ranks second with over 15000 Rotarians across multiple countries and clubs.

Toronto Europe Asia Africa Australia South Central America Cuba Philippines Canada United States Guy Gundaker Philadelphia Rotary Rotary Clubs England Scotland Wales Ireland New Zealand Tasmania South Aftica India Bermuda

Dawes welcomed in Chicago as Dawes campaign win builds

Five men and a woman are arrested in Chicago in connection with the robbery of Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul trains. Partial identification has been made and $6,500 in new bills recovered. Plans for government employee reforms tax refunds and increased coast guard aid are noted amid broader fiscal moves. Edouard Herriot accepts invitation to form French cabinet as Dawes visits.

Associated Press Caters Bluff Hunter Johnson City Tenn Edouard Herriot Radical Party Doumergue Charles G. Dawes Chicago Johnson American League Bob Meusel New York Bert Cole Detroit Congress Milwaukee St. Paul

Real Estate Transfers Filed for Recordation

Real estate transfers filed yesterday in the county court clerk's office include H. S. Whitman and wife transferring lot 7 section 8323 and lots 14 and 16 section 886 Bluefield to B. C. Stone et al for $5. Bluefield Development Company transfers lot 9 section 214 Bluefield to J. B. Lewis for $220. Marly 8. Smith and wife to C.

Ae H Whitman B. C. Stone Et al Bluefield Bluefield Development Company J. B. Lewis Marly Smith

Property transfers and a note on national wealth

The record lists three real estate deeds in Bluefield with lot and section identifiers and their consideration amounts: lot 7 section 1 Wilson street to French H Massey from James W Anderson and wife for 1600 dollars. lot 10 section 890 to Stephen Burnett from Alice Robinson and others for 2500 dollars. a lot on Mineral street to Bluefield property buyer for 2300 dollars. The passage also notes that electric grit and power companies represent more than one percent of national wealth.

Wilson Street Bluefield James W. Anderson French H. Massey Alice Robinson Stephen Burnett Mineral Street

Two Irishmen at Shriner parade debate their group

Two Irishmen watch a Shriner parade. They ask who the fellows are and learn they are Shriners, then Masons. They joke about the purpose and note they are getting 18 dollars a day.

Shriner Mike Shriners

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Norfolk and Western Delaware Hudson First National Bank Yrgone BY Sidney Rotary Club OF Bloomington Nob Washington Wrk Army & Navy Salvage Co Bluefield Residences Business Properties Bluefield Trust Company J. R. Laird C. L. Counts Bluefield, West Va Homes For Sale Union Street College Avenue Jefferson Street Washington Street Albemarle Street Princeton Avenue Hanover Street Tazewell Street Russell Terrace Rogers Street Walnut Street Highland Avenue Hill Street Bedford Street New Midway Bramwell Road Carolina Avenue Virginia Realtly Loan CO. Realtors L. H. Layne B. H. Dillon U.S National Bank Bluefield Either Burroughs Bookkeeping Pen and Ink Boston Ledger Burroughs THE Bluefield National, Bank West VA
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