Strong market rally driven by bank support and insider buying
Strong buying and limited selling pushed equities higher with notable short covering in a few issues. Day volume 706,500 shares as rails led gains with Atchison and Union Pacific among top movers. bonds also firm with several foreign issues advancing.
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New York
W Railroad
Atchion
New York Central
Northern Paffic
Union Pacific
Reading
Ood
Southern
Frieco
Atchison
Presient
W. B. Storey
Uch
United States Steel Common
Baldwin
American Locoaives
American Can
American
Ananda
Studebaker
Shorts
Cotton goods market steadies as robber activity noted
Dey Goods reports quiet steady demand in New York on June 22 with robbers active in sheer wash fabrics and yarns. Burlaps little changed while silks move in first hands and retail. Wool dress goods suited for pleating remain in demand as artificial silk yarn advances are announced and some men's wear prices rise from five to ten percent.
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New York
Seed price report from Toledo market
Seed prices listed for Wheat Cloverseed Istke Timothy seed with cash and futures quotes. Prices shown include Wheat 1.16 1.18 cash. Cloverseed 10.60 cash and futures 11.65 11.35. Istke 10.25 cash with August 11.50 and October 11.35. Timothy seed 3.25 cash and futures 2 608 3.50B.
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Toledo
Timothy
Bradstreet's Review Foresees Crop Improvement And Market C weaknesses
Bradstreet's reports a fair rise in crops and small gains in retail buying and summer goods orders, with clearing skies in the south and west and rain improving crop outlook in the northwest. It notes failures of two old financial houses shaking markets, declines in wheat prices around a price conference, and broad weakness in other commodities suggesting June will bring further price declines. Weekly bank clearings total 7.808 billion dollars.
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New York
Bradstreet
Bargain Hunters Buy Up Stocks in New York Trading
In New York on June 22 buyers seeking bargains absorb shares amid firmer sentiment and improving market mood. Analysts note rising demand from individual investors as prices drift upward.
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New York
Coal firms and buyers listed in Pyrmont area document
A historical OCR shows a long list of coal companies and buyers including names like Grass Land Co, Pocahontas Coal, Consolidated, American Coal Co, Bank lines, and various related firms. The text reads as a marketplace listing of sellers and buyers with numerous company names, locations, and related entities, typical of a business directory or liquidation notice.
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leDowell Co
HH. Baaley Ins
Liller Huntington Home Co
Feldh Bottling Co
food-Sullivan Coal
Ary Garage
Uefield National Bankogram
Coalathrop Coal Co
M. Ritter Lamber Co
Farty Coal Co
Cevatone Bottlemerican Coal Co
Thorn Valley Grocery
Ocahontas Fuel Co
Com
Merican Coal Go
Iret National Bank
Stone
Eckie Fire Creek Coal Co
Rystal Block Coal & Coke Co
Rystal Block Mining
Juiston Coal Co
Ger Development Co
Welch Investment Co
Fill Realty. Merchants and Miners Bank
Freeburn
Wheat prices rise as hedging sales thin in Midwest
Wheat advanced today amid light hedging from the southwest and dry weather in North Dakota. Closing quotes firm 3 4 to 11 4 cents higher with September at 105 1 8 to 1051 2 and December at 1077 8 to 108. Corn gained 1 2 to 11 4 cents after July touched a new high of 84 3 4 cents. Oats up 1 4 to 5 4 cents, with accuracies 2 5c lower.
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Chicago
Southwest
North Dakota
Sugar and dairy market roundup from New York notes
June 22 market report shows refined sugar inquiries sustaining raw sugar demand with Cuban cargoes quoted 57-8 cost and freight and six cents CF at close. Butter steady, creamery higher, eggs irregular, cheese unsettled. Live poultry steady with roosters 13 pea, dressed poultry: turkeys No. frozen 32-43.
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New York
Tatales of
Cubas
Roosters
Red Redmaynes to visit Paignton for Torbay Regatta
A note reveals Red Redmaynes plans a Paignton appearance for the Torbay Regatta while a family search unfolds after a missing husband and uncle fail to return home from Foggintor. Police report a murder has occurred at the bungalow.
Dwellings For Sale On Pearl and Nearby Streets
Real estate ad lists multiple homes for sale with 6 to 8 rooms, baths, basements, heat, and modern conveniences. Prices range from 3 000 to 13 000 with easy terms or monthly payments. several properties include sun parlor, garages, and large lots. Partial list encourages readers to visit for more listings.
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Pearl Street
College Avenue
Union Street
East River Avenue
Princeton Avenue
Highland Avenue
Talbot and
Franklin Streets
Murder Mystery at Duke's Quarry bungalow
Inspector Hallyard recites a late night disappearance at the bungalow near Duke's quarry. Mrs Pen dean fears her husband and uncle Captain Redmayne, who visited the bungalow after work, are missing. Witnesses Jim Bassett and Ringrose report a motorbike with a large sack, suggesting foul play.
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Brendon
Hallyard
Ford
Duke's
Merivale
Jim Bassett
Duke
Ringrose
Bassett
Robert Reymayne
Eternal Struggle Noted in Colored People’s News
A reflective piece discusses the hidden desires and ambitions of Black Americans, envisioning a future where wealth and social status blur across class lines. It argues the soul’s inner drama remains unseen but will be revealed as unity grows in the coming era. It closes with reports on social and civic events in the Black community.
Lilly Land Company Sells Lincoln Addition Lots in Bluefield
The Lilly Land Company reports twenty thousand dollars in sales of Lincoln Addition lots to Black residents of Bluefield. Terms include about five percent down and 2.5 percent monthly payments with no interest or taxes. upon death the lot is deeded to the beneficiary with no extra payment.
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Lilly Land Company
Lincoln Addition
Bluefield
Mystery in Pendéan bungalow seen in blood stained chamber
Inspector Halfyard and Brendon view a blood soaked room in Michal Pendéan's bungalow. Tarpaulins reveal a large red stain and marks suggesting a bed beneath, hinting at violent crime as Chapter III advances.
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Brendon
Halfyard
Michal Pendéan
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Erie Railroad
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DEY Goods
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C. B. Hancock First National Bank
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Ppalachian Power Ca
Arkers Creek Coal Co
Huefield Suppl Co
Edshaw Coa Co
Arr Land D Co
Immunity Garage
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Rha-Co., Corp
Crystal Candy Co
Seer VV. i. Deegans
Pid Reese
Jarleton Coal Co
Ukhorn Hazerd Coal Co
Ukhorn Gas
Oul
Ikhornseanm
Graham Grocery Co
Verrodine Chemical Corp
Farland C
Dill Motor Co
Ilil Realty Co
Attle War Creek
Lontvale
Vdountain Motors Corp. Co
Dorton Motor
Ocuhontas Fuel Co
Joint Lick Coa Co
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Ted Campbell
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Coal Co
Smith Poca
Jera Poca Coal Co
Very Top Seam Coal Co
Tungar
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Virginian Electric Inc
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Bugar
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Ise
Paignton
Torbay
Michael
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Inspector Hallyard
Foggintor
Brendon Peared
Virginia Realty Loan Company
News OF the Colored People
C.” A. Rogers
Sphynx Social Club
Drewry’s
C. A. Rogers
Washington
Raleigh
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Watkins’ Orchestra
Alfred Goodwyn
Elmer Brown
Armstead
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Saline
Gladys Minnis
Bertha Montgomery
Welch
Pattie Kellam
Nora Anderson
W. J. Peaks
Springton
W. R. Burger
Pocahontas
John Stewart M. E
F. M. Faulkerson
Williamson
National Benefit Life Insurance Company
Genevieve Lomax
Northfield Seminary
E. W. Lomaz
Coal & Coke Building
Andrew Gott
Blufield
Princeton
Beckley
Montcalm
Home Office
Princeton, W. VA
Virginia
Bluefield Trust CO
J. R. Laird
W. C. Neikirk, Treas
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Bluefield National Bank
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South Bluefield
Midway
Clark Street
Marshall Street
Norfolk Street
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Bluefield Avenue
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M. K. Harman
Iver First National Bank
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