Best contract and declarer in Culbertson layout 1935
In the bridge deal described by Ely Culbertson, South opened 1a and pursued a heart driven game. The defense chose a nine of diamonds lead. with precise play, South as declarer navigated the heart and club sequences to secure the game. The article asks readers to anticipate the best contract and declarer for the given layout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Dummy
South
Declarer
North
Lehast
Bast
Hast
Curb Market Slips on Mild Activity in New York
In a mildly active New York curb market on June 17, prices eased fractions while total shares traded reached about 153,000 versus 208,900 on Friday. Distillers Seagram fell to 17% and International Petroleum to 35% as Lake Shore Mines dropped 51% and Swift International to 38 4. Pittsburgh Plate Glass eased one point to 66% with small gains for American Cyanamid B at 21%, Electric Bond and Shore at 7%, and Sherwin Williams at 100%.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Curb Exchange
Seagram
International Petroleum
Lake Shore
Swift Internacional
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
Electric
Shore
Sherwin Williams
Venice’s Islands Form a Network of Natural Estuaries
The canals of Venice are not artificial channels but natural estuarine waterways among 117 small islands in the Adriatic coastal region. The city’s famed water lanes arise from the lagoon’s hydrology rather than engineered canals.
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Venice
Dry Goods Trade Quiet With Mixed Luggage In New York
Cotton goods were quiet and unchanged. Rayon fabric cases rose as dress goods for fair trade attracted buyers. Silk goods remained very quiet while attention shifted to fall dress materials, yet orders stayed light. Burlaps held firm with steady demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sugar Prices Steady Amid Quiet New York Market
New York sugar trading on June 17 saw no spot sales as Rawguar held at 3.35. Inactivity sparked scattered futures liquidation with No 3 contract closing 2 to 5 points lower and No 1 down 1. Refined sugar remained unchanged at 5.25 for fine granulated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bankrupts Petition For Discharge In West Virginia Court
Walter Caddell Byrd of Bluefield Mercer County West Virginia petitions in the Southern District of West Virginia for a complete discharge from all provable debts under bankruptcy acts. Court orders a hearing on July 12, 1935 in Bluefield and directs notice by mail to known creditors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of the United States
West Virginia
Walter Caddell Byrd
George W. MacClintle
Walter Caddelford
Bluefield
Mercer
Congress
Pope
A. D
A. PD
Said
New York Poultry Prices and Markets Report
New York poultry market updates list live and fresh prices by freight and express options for chickens, fowls, roosters, turkeys and ducks. It notes assorted categories including eggs, mixed colors, standard grades, packaging terms, and regional price variations across Pacific coast and midwestern suppliers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pacific Coast
Lancaster Livestock Market Report June 17 Cat tle and Hogs Prices
Lancaster Pennsylvania June 17 livestock market summary shows cattle opening slow on fat steers with lower prospects, light weight fat cattle weak, heifers and bulls down, cows steady with light supply. Hogs 430 head locals 9.75 to 10.25, westerns 11 to 11.50. Calves 360 with liberal supply about steady. Sheep 297 lambs 50 lower, 9.00 to 9.25, choice lambs local present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Stock Market News From New York June 17 Bond Gains Rise
New York June 17 steady close across corporate bonds with gains of 1 to 2 points among low priced rails. Government issues showed slight irregularity while junior railroad obligations remained active for the 13th straight session, aided by improving carrier statistics and strong investment demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U. S
Sesson
Associated Press
New York Stock Market Opens Quietly on June 17
New York stocks show irregular trading with bonds steady and secondary loans improving. Curb stocks mixed as power issues rise and foreign exchanges uneven with lingering July liquidation. Sugar and coffee markets soft, Brazilian prices easier. Sales reach 907,910 as the market drifts in a leisurely pace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Texas
Appalachian Electric Power Co. Stock Moves Noted
The report records transactions involving Appalachian Electric Power Co with preferred shares bought and sold at prices around $6.00 and $7.00, reflecting minor activity in the utility's equity market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appalachian Electric Power Co
Preferred
Market shifts show small gains in utilities and grain
The report notes modest gains in utilities and some specialties while most price moves were narrow. Chicago corn led with a 1.5 cent rise, wheat up fractions, cotton down 40 to 60 cents per bale, and bonds outpacing shares. The Associated Press utility index hit a new high for 1935, while turnover dipped under a million shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Associated Press
Stock Exchange
American Iron and Steel Institute
Steel
U. S. Steel
Allied Chemical
American Smelting
Chrysler
Union Carbide
Union Pacific
Government bonds quotes from New York on June 17
Final bonds list includes Liberty 3 1 498 at 82 47, First 4% 8 at 32 47, Fourth 4%6 at 33 38, Treasury 4148 at 47 52, Treasury 48 at 44 54, Treas 3% s at 46 56, and 110 plus figures for June 108.16. Also Fed Farm Mtg 3%8 64 at 103.25, Home Owners Loan issues 46 51 at 100.3, 3s 52 at 192.5, 2s 39-49 at 100.2.
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Adams Express
Dd. L
Weveveere Lh
North Amer. Co. Decacs
Re Pont Seve
Otis Elev
Alaska Juneau Gold
Stan Kodak
Owens
Leghany Oron
Tee Autolite
Tac
Gag and
Islec
Allied Chemical
Islec Pow
Pac
Alits Chalmers Nee
Packard Motors
Aeip Kos Ool AO
Erie Pennee
Amer Trans
Phil Rer Ips Pet
Amer Rolling Mills
Electerete Tenes
Tractor and Gamble’ Ee
Amer Smelting
Gren Foods Tee Eeeee
Ub. Erg, N. Sane
Amer Steel Fdy Tee
Gen. Motors On
Pullman Ee Wee
Amer 'E
Radio Corpn. Wee
Amer _Tob
Gillette Safety
Y& Amer
Water Works
Anaconda Corp. Peewee M
Great Northern
Radio Keith Orpheum
Armour and © Taseee
Goodrich
Bethlehem, Steel Deer
Inland Steel
Calif. Edison
Orden and Co Asam
Johns
Manville
Brooklyn Man
Trans
Bennecott Coppe
Sperry
Canadian Pac
Lehman Car
Peeee Bike
Liggett
Rat Big
Peenee
Stewart Warner
Chesapeake Corpn
Wee
Lowe's Inc
Stone and Webster
Ever Eeeween
Stude Seanee
P. L. and
Sorceress
Texas Corp
Seeeenee
Chicago Northwestern
Lou. Gas and el
Mathieson
Union Carbide
Reet
Union
Credit Penne
Pet Tee
United Aircraft Aeeeee
M., K, and
Wae Nurbon
Nat Distillers
Tee
Nat Pow
St. Wee
Csvscaeeeee
Nat Steel Eee
Errreres
Curtiss-Wright
Eee
Warner Pictures Etree
Curtiss-Wright A
Weerson
North Pees N. Aviation
Maryland
New York
Liberty
Treasury
Fed
Chicago Hog and Cattle Prices Report from June Auction
Slaughter cattle and vealers ranges listed with steers and cows across weight bands. Sheep and lamb markets show spring lambs strong on top, with feeder yearlings and ewes priced per weight, reflecting slow demand and uneven adjustments.
Grain markets buoyed by late buying in Chicago
In Chicago on June 17 strong late buying lifted grain values. Corn advanced two cents to close 1 percent higher for July at 80 for wheat July fell to 10ff 14 while oats rose up to one cent and provisions showed mixed moves from two cent declines to gains.
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Chicago
Cincinnati Produce Prices Report June 17
Cincinnati prices list butter creamery packed stock and fat values. No. 2 packing stock 17 cents. Extra firsts 23 cents. Seconds 21 cents. Nearby ungraded 23 cents. Eves 23 cents. Biterfat 21 cents.
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Cincinnati
Baltimore Livestock Market Report June 17
Baltimore livestock sales show slow dull trade with cattle generally weaker by up to 25 cents. Fed steer lots bring 8.75 to 9.50 per cwt, grass steers around 8.50, good cows 6.00 to 7.00, low grades 3.50 to 4.25, sausage bulls top at 6.00 and bulk around 5.50, slaughter steers 6.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Livestock Price Quotes and Market Report
Livestock markets show steady to mixed quotes with cattle cows and heifers ranging around 3.25 to 7.00 per hundredweight and vealers 5.00 to 8.50. Hogs and packing sows quote 6.30 to 10.65, lambs 6.00 to 9.00, ewes 1.50, and practical top on rail around 9.00. Truck market notes 25 cents under quotations for 140-200 lb hogs and varied weights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
U. S. Dept
Fine Father's Day Addresses By Bluefield Groups
The Brotherhood of John Stewart M. E. church presented two fine Father's Day talks to Bluefield audiences. Prof. John W. Davis of West Virginia State College spoke on Sharing With Father, with Dean H. L. Dickason introducing. Circuit Judge Howell M. Tanner discussed The Value of the American Constitution and its preservation, noting forces seeking its overthrow. S. R. Anderson introduced the judge. W. Tiffany presided and endorsed Tanner’s views. Rev. A. L. Polk gave the invocation and benediction. Choir provided music.
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Brotherhood
John Stewart M. BE
Bluefield
John W. Davis
West Virginia State College
H. L. Dickason
Bluefield State Teachers
S. R. Anderson
Eee Ee
America
Do. W. Tiffany
MT. Whittice
Keystone
Judge Tanner
A. L. Polk
Presbyterian Church
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Bluefield Daily Telegraph
W. Va
Roland Hoff
Lramwell
Kathleen Sutherland
McComas
Walter L. Shortts
Carrie Lee Owens
Schlossberg's
McCormick
Deering
J. W. Rasnick
Cedar Bluff
Chevrolet
Hugh Wimmer
Ada
Dodge
C. W. Taylor
J. T
Garland
W. C. Johnson
Bramwell
Nellie Opley
DeSoto
Robert Hendricks
Princeton
Automobile
People's Loan Company
Woolworth’s
Beauty and Barber Shop
Loslie
Leslie
War
U. R. Nex
Federal Street
P. F. Wallace
School of Beauty Culture
Little French Beauty Academy
Oe and Coke
Ashmar School of
West Avenue
Roanoke
Taylor
HONE
Bramwell Road
Jones Furniture Repair
Jones
Nixon Paint and Paper CO
Princeton Avenue
A. Z Peters
Bland Street
Call
Vineyard Street
South Bluefield
Ramsey Street
Augusta Street
Fairfax Street
Monroe
Bluefield Avenue
Wayne Street
Dr. Compton
Alma
J. D. Duncan
Clayton Shrader
Lorton's Lick
Frank Wall
W. J. Prunty
Beaver Pond
Mae Hawley
W. W. Osborne
S. A. Lynch
Prince Addition
Annie Myrtle Allen
Davie Allen
J. H. Wysor
Widemouth
Nannie M. Bailey
Pocahontas Corporation
Roundhouse
G. Oglesby
T. 8. Johnston
Carland Development
P. H. Borrer
J. H. Lilly Land Company
Bluestone
Montcalm
Singleton
Aies N
Eix
South West North East
Hearts
Ely Culbertson
R. E. Matticks
Telegraph Commercial
Schlossberg’s
Daily Telegraph Building
Southern School of Way
W. C. Garriott
South Street
Nashville
Tennessee
Community Savings & Loan Company
Elks Building
Raleigh Street
Bluefield, West Virginia
Farm Bureau
H. R. Chandler
Falls Mills
D. N. Hume
E. Edmunds
Pearl Street
Easley-Wilson Co, Realtors
People's Loan CO
Gilbert's Union
Woolworth
Blacksburg
Virginia
Modepan
Walton Sudduth Co
In Res
Care Telegraph
Rogers Street
Schlossberg
Bath
East Bluefield
W. L. Padbury
Richlands
Bowman Street
W. G. Sword
East Williamson
Lassley- Wilson Co
Peery Bidg
Culbertson
IRA_H
Mottesheard
NEW York Poultry
Lancaster Livestock
N.y.stock Exchange
Abbott, Proctor and Paine
New York Stock Exchange
James & Mann
Livingston & Co
Western Union
Westinghouse Airbrake
Westinghouse Elec
Seeee Worthington
The
Ind A.R
Atty
Ltke Net
Owe
High Seen
Low Owe He
Wmeee
High
Chicago Livestock
Chicago Grain
Cincinnati Produce
Baltimore Livestock
By &. R. Anderson
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