New Leaders Rise On Stock Market As Favorites Lag
The market entered a second week with new leaders while many old favorites lag on profit taking. New year high records were set by about two dozen stocks, led by Pan-American, Maryland, Houston, Cosden, General Asphalt, Pacific, and others. Public utilities and rail issues posted gains as investors welcomed signals of production restraint and improving demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Montana
Wyoming
Oklahoma
Maryland
Houston
Cosden
General Asphalt
Pacific
Motors
Maxwel A
Maxwell LB
Studebaker
Willys Overland Preferred
Demain Consolidated Gas
American
Columbia Gas
United Railway
Baldwin
General Electric
American Bank
U. S
Woolworth
Kresge
May Department
Union Pacific
Rock Island
Lackawanna
Foreign bonds advance amid profit taking in New York
Foreign obligations led the bond market today as profit taking interrupted the rise in liberty bonds. New 1924 high records were set by several issues in the foreign list including the French Republic and Belgian lions, Denmark sixes, and Big Pe Janeiro eights. The strength in the French Isaacs reflected confidence in the new government and hopes it would accelerate the Dawes plan implementation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Denmark
Isaacs
U. S
Wheat prices soar to new season high on large Chicago deliveries
Grain markets in Chicago on June 16 saw all wheat deliveries push to a season high amid Liverpool trading strength. July wheat closed 114 1-2 to 114 5-8 and September 116 6-8 to 115 8-4, with corn up 3-4 to 1 3-8 higher, oats down 1-8, and provisions up 6 to 15 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Liverpool
Sugar market rises as refiners boost demand in New York
The raw sugar market advanced in New York with spot prices at 6.28 duty paid. Shipments to refiners included 17,500 bags Porto Rican at 6.15, 39,200 bags Philippines at 5.21, and at least 300,000 bags of Cuban, Philippines, and Porto Rican at 5.28, signaling stronger demand and firmer refined futures. Final prices were within a point of the previous close, July 3.52, September 3.70, December 3.60, March 3.38. Refined futures were nominal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Philippines
Dairy prices steady as receipts rise in New York market
New York dairy market report shows butter steady with receipts of 8 148. creamery extras at 42 1 2 to 43 1 2. creamery fats and eyes values listed for various grades. Cheese firm receipts total 164 538 pounds with prices for whole milk flats and fats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Juny
Hennery
Hennery Browns
Pacific Coast
Real Estate Transfers Filed in County Court Clerk Office
Real estate transfers recorded include C C Wimmer to K Bailey for a lot at Ceres for 1222 dollars and Presbyterian Church of Bluefield to Westminster for Bluefield lots 1 and 2 section 854 and lot 5 section 914 for 10000 dollars plus other deeds in Bluefield Princeton and Carland areas with various parcels and prices listed. I M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Wimmer
R. C. Lacy
Carland
Hattie F. Dowdy
C. A. Dillon
Bluestone
L. W. Lawson
A. J. Morgan
Roundhouse Addition
Princeton
R. T. West Et al
H. K. Martin Et al
I. M
Real Estate Transfers in Bluefield Records
Kane to James TT Godary et al lot 8 section 1020 Bluefield value 1000 dollars. Louis Pastore and wife to Harry Clark lots 49 and 60 section 612 Bluefield consideration not disclosed.
Cattle Receipts Hit 23,000 as Market Remains Slow
Live Stock Chicago reports cattle receipts of 23,000 with a very slow market. Practically half fed steers and yearlings went unsold as buyers stayed away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Market Report Notes Slump in Cattle Prices and Hog Receipts
At noon bids show fat cows down with many grades softer and top steers around 11.15 with weights near 1,500 pounds. Several loads sell 10.50 to 10.80. yearlings and light fed steers common. Hogs receipts total 64,000 with generally lower prices across the board.
Live Stock Market Report Shows Mixed Demand and Prices
Cattle steady to strong with bulk and choice hogs described as solid while killing pig prices lag. Sheep receipts rise with better grades scarce, lambs hovering around mid teens with top figures in the teens, natives and outsiders mixed in value and yearlings showing declines.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Federal Land Bank
Pennsylvania
State of
New Jersey
Denver
Rio Grande
F. G. Phillips
B. O. Box
Bluefield, W. VA
Wheel & Car Corporation
First National Bank
Bluefield
W. VA
American Cost Co
Lachian Power Are
Lst Ptd
Bank of Wyom! Citizens Jpeak of Pocahontas C Sa Co. Coal Co
BY Sidney Smith
Crenes Air TL
Alwans
Mir
Mei
Hammer
Don
Uke
Norfolk
Fordford
Stradford
Bristol
Porfolk
Lynchburg
Gleeper
Philadelphia
Hagersee Iing
Roanoke
Shenandoa
Jaeger
Kenova
Cincinnati
Columbus
Keston W
Portemouti
Ohio
Williamson
Welch
Bluefield Residences
Business Properties
Bluefield Trust Company
J. R. Laird
D. L. Counts
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
J. H. Layne
B. H. Dillon
Either
Burroughs Bookkeeping
Burroughs
THE
Bluefield National Bank
West YA
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!