Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Bluefield Daily Telegraph in Bluefield, West Virginia

We have 4,406,501 pages in West Virginia

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

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!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 22 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1926

Page

11

Oil and Railroad Stocks Hit New Year Highs on Tuesday

Market news shows oil shares leading gains as merger rumors underpin activity. The 20 leading railroad issues reached a fresh high, with several equities advancing despite profit taking in standard industrials. Texas Company Phillips and Standard Oil of California posted new peaks amid steady earnings and favorable trade conditions.

New York California Midment Texas Company Phillips Standard Oil Union Oil of Marland Pan-Americans U. S. Steel Common General Motors Baldwin Packing Coca Cola Marine Preferred Mack Truck Pierce Arrow Postum Cereal Woolworth Pullman Oy Atlantic Gulf and West Indies Federal Mining and Smelting Preferred Savage Arms Simmons Company Sloss-Sheffield Steel

Dry Goods Trade Shows Light Cotton and Silk Movement

In New York on June 22 cotton goods trading remained light while print wash fabrics and dresses moved well at very low prices. Heavy goods were quiet and yarns barely steady. Raw silk showed little change with continued buying from hand to mouth. Silk goods sold from stock at low prices for spring and summer, and fine quality silks for fall developed steadily but slowly. Wool and worsted merchants faced potential strike rumors as repeat fall orders stayed below normal. Burlaps market stayed steady.

New York

Grain market: wheat near steady as weather boosts harvest

Chicago grain prices eased with wheat closing unchanged to a penny lower as favorable southwest weather and forecasts of fair warm conditions support rapid cutting and threshing. Corn and oats fell modestly while provisions rose.

Chicago Chicago Board of Trade

Stock listings and coal property finance notes

Fragmented stock and bond entries list firms such as American Finance Co Amespoen Finance Co Wet National Bluefield Sillarney Smokeless and Virginia Mortgage and Discount Corpora tion with varied prices and preferred holdings. Notable figures show values like 65.00 183.00 325.00 90.00 and 175.00 for coal related and lending securities.

American Finance Co Amespoen Finance Co Wet National Bluefielde Sillarney Mean Goat Co Rinceton Rower, Co W. Va Names Coal Co M. Ritter Lumber Weet Virginia Mortgage and Discount Corporaton

Bond Market Averages Rise On Rail and Oil Sector Demand

An up move in railroad and oil liens paralleled stock gains as bond trading grew more active. Rail securities rose on improved earnings and merger progress, with Van Sweringen roads and Norfolk and Western among top gainers. Skelly 6s jumped over 2 points while Sinclair and California Petroleum saw steady demand.

New York van Sweringen Chesapeake and Ohio Erie Nickel Plate Norfolk and Western Skelly Sinclair Tinton Ot California California Petroleum

Foreign exchange rates published in New York

Foreign exchanges ease with quotes in cents for currencies worldwide. Britain demand at 4.86 3-16 with cables 4.86 11-16 and sixty Dilli on banks 4.82% lead the list, followed by France 2.82 demand and 2.84 cables, Italy 3.60 demand and 3.61 cables, and a wide array of European and global rates including Belgium Germany Holland Norway Sweden Denmark Switzerland Spain Greece Poland Czecho Slovakia Jugoslavia Austria Romania Argentina Brazil Tokyo Shanghai Montreal and other markets.

New York France Italy Belgium Germany Holland Norway Sweden Denmark Switzerland Spain Greece Poland Czecho Slovakia Jugo Slavia Austria Rumania Argentina Brazil Tokyo Shanghai Montreal

Call Money Rates Reported in New York Trading

Call money remains easy with rates around 4 percent. Closing bids and offers sit at 4 percent with last loan at 4 percent. Time loans hold steady, with mixed collateral for 60 to 90 days and 4 percent for 4 to 6 months. Prime mercantile paper quoted at 34 4.

New York Prime Mercantile Paper

Government Bonds Market Report from New York

Liberty SMe at 101.14 and 4%s 102.18. Liberty first 4% 101. Treasury 3% at 101.26 with 4% 108.6. Treasury 4% 104.8 and 4% first 4 at 101. do second 4% 48 at 100.27. Do fourth 4% at 102.21. Market notes bond prices and yields.

New York Liberty Sme Treasury

New York Stocks Close with Mixed United States Listings

A partial list of closing prices shows varied performance across industries. Prominent names include General Electric, American Sugar, United States Steel, Norfolk and Western, Union Pacific, and Sears Roebuck among others, with several railroads and utilities delivering mixed results.

Bethlehem Steel California Petroleum Canadian Pacific Central Erro de Parco Chesapeake and Ohio Chicago Mil St. Paul Pacific Chite Colorado Om Anesenes du Pont de A Erle Rattroad Famous Players Lasky Vick Rubber Foundation Company General Asphalt Oo General Electric Cheweral Moqorm Great Northern Iron Ore Ctf Great Northern Gulf States Steel Hudson Motora Bed Hilloia Central Independent O. and G. Int. Combustion International Harvester Int Mer Bretwren International Nickel New York N. Y Hartford Northern Pacific Pacific Oil Cses Ckard Motor Edgeenenes Paste Corporation American American Smelting American Tobaccopper Armour Mid- Continent Petroleum de Camrade Seas Norfolk and Sinclair Consolidated Southern Pacific Puapapacoanee Southern Reteway Union Pacific Eteres United Cigar Stores Phas United States U States Industrial Alcohol Unite Sates Steel Wabash Wa Woolworth

Seed prices listed for Toledo Ohio grains and seeds

Seed and grain prices from Toledo Ohio dated June 22 show No 2 red wheat at 1 51 per bushel No 2 yellow corn at 1 ? oats at 43 44 per bushel barley 7 rye 93 cloverseed cash 22 00 domestic 17 50 October 19 50 December 15 85 Alsike 17 00 Timothy seed cash 3 60 September 3 90 December 3 85.

Toledo Ohio

Butter and Car Markets Hold Firm on Higher Grading

Butter market ruled firm with prices higher for better grades. Centralized car market active with early business on 90 score cars at 39 cents, later 39 1/2. Fresh 92 score 39, 10 score 38. Centralized 90 score 39 1/2, 89 score 37 4.

Chicago

Sugar futures slip on June market downturn

New York June 22 A decline of 122 cents to the basis of 4.11 occurred in the raw sugar market as futures eased. Final prices showed net losses of 4 to 5 points with July closing at 2.58 and March at 2.69. Refined sugar remained unchanged from 5.40 to 6.70 for granulated.

New York

Poultry Prices Reported in New York Market

New York on June 22 notes live poultry weakness in Peter market. Broilers sold by express at 40. Dressed poultry prices show weakness with old roosters at 18 to 23.

New York Peter Weak Express

Meat market report shows beef and lamb demand steady

Prices for pigs around 14.75 to 14.90 with 4,500 shipped and estimated holdover 8,000. Sheep receipts about 7,000 with fat lambs rising to 35 higher and Idaho fat lambs at 16.25 to packers. Natives 15.25 to 16.10, bulk 15.00 to 15.25, fat sheep steady at 5.00 to 6.50, Idaho feeders 60 pounds 14.75 to traders only.

Choice Idaho Idahos

Real estate transfers filed in county court clerk’s office

Yesterday’s records show deeds including G W Mays to Rufus Thompson for one acre in Bluestone Junction at 400 dollars, C D McIntorf trustee to F W Catron for Hill Avenue lot in Bluefield at 950, and several other transfers involving Beaver Pond Princeton Hearn Reservation and Bluefield properties with prices ranging up to 9650 dollars, listing buyers and sellers such as Eugene Hambrick C L Will and W R Graham J Tracy Walker. The batch covers 10+ parcels including 119 acres near Princeton and multiple named properties with specified consideration amounts.

G. W. Mays Rufus Thompson C. D. McIntorf F. W. Catron Beaver Pond L. C. Craft Nannie Craft Bee Addition Princeton E. E. Pritchard Sallie Riffe Hearn Virgie M. Blevins W. P. Winfrey W. R. Graham J. Tracy Walker Bluefield

Livestock Prices In Chicago Cattle Hogs Report

Chicago cattle receipts reach 10000 with strong demand for better grade fed steers and yearlings, prices up to 12.00 for some tops while plain stockers stay weak. Hogs receipts 23000 open slow then steady with declines. most weights 14.10 to 14.55 with tops near 14.90 and packing sows 12.50 to 12.90.

Chicago

Yews of the Colored People Return to Columbus

Mr and Mrs Luther Johnson of Columbus Ohio return home after visiting friends on Jones Street. He formerly worked as a fireman on the Norfolk and Western Northfork branch. Flat Top Choral Society to hold sixth annual session with Scott Street Baptist church choirs. Rev L A Watkins D D to preach Wednesday morning and Rev H R James to preach at night. Second day details follow.

Columbus Luther Johnson Ohio Flat Top Choral Society Scott Street Baptist Church L. A. Watkins D. D H. R. James

Train Schedule Fragments Show Routes and Times

Readable pieces indicate early morning departures from Bluefield to Radford and Norfolk with connections to Philadelphia and New York. Roanoke service includes 4:55 pm and 9:07 pm sleepers to Norfolk and a Cincinnati sleeper to Columbus.

Bluefield Radford Norfolk Philadelphia York Roanoke Sleeper Norfe Wemon Nati Eave Cineianast Uae

Coal Field Musical Program Promises Local Talent

A musical program will be rendered by able talent from all points in the coal fields assisted by local talent. Prizes will be given to the two best vocal solos rendered. The public is invited to attend these meetings. Committees.

Offensive remarks spark discussion in dialogue

The exchange features Sophia and Sylvia commenting on arrogance and perfume. A statistic from France notes about 6.4 million bicyclists, with bicycles outnumbering automobiles by ten to one.

Sophia Sylvia London France

Vacation Bible School at First Christian Church opens Tuesday

Bluefield families are invited to enroll in the fourth annual Vacation Bible School at the First Christian Church starting next Tuesday at 9 AM. The program mixes Bible study with activities for all ages, including contests, stories, music, crafts, maps, games, moving pictures, and an planned daily automobile ride for attendees. A list of students who rode to Glenwood last year is named.

Bluefield First Christian Church Glenwood Marvin Douthat, Jr Wade Davis Charles Pruett Jack Mulkey Raymond Hall Billy Coles Frank Bailey Eunice Hasselvander Billy Bane Johnson Irene Mary Cole Wilmer Underwood Marcelia Whitlock Virginia Davis Pearl Hasselvander Estella Hall Thelma Mangus Evelyn Swan Ruth Webber Louis Douthat Harold Blankenship Edwin Blankenship D. T. Whitlock Harry Woods Lorraine Brookie Helen Dixon Evelyn Dixon Nellie Mae Vernie Geordan Virginia Waltz

Fragmentary note on marriage roles and wives behavior

A partial sentence discusses how wives’ absence and praise influence husbands. It suggests wives’ absence makes men dull, while praise and infrequent criticism keep husbands lively and engaging companions.

Also Mentioned on This Page

By Aker Serio, Wee Indus B. Hancock Bluefield, W. VA Iet National Bank Mercary Sc Saagner W. C Gives Caddler the Commercial Bank of Mary Ludwig Hays Washington New Jersey Monmouth Mary Custer Battlefeld Mary Hays Molly Pitcher By Redner Molly Sidney Smita Minerva Yve Chester Wim Uncle Abner Santa Claus Sone Ryde First Christian Daily Vacation Bible School Elizabethton Tennessee Jere First National Hank American Bemberg Company South Lilly Virginia MacBain West Virginia Lilly Land Company Princeton, W. Va Bluefield Trust CO First National Bank Isaac T. Mann James Elwood Jones Thomas F. Farrel Mgr A. J. McBride H . Mawthorne C. S.r Alexander Pocahontas Fuel Company Pocahontas al Ral Tidewater Pocahontas Fuel Company Incorporated Pocahontas Fuel Company, Incorporated Broadway Vauyale St. Oston Mass Board of Trade Bis Incinnatl Omi Traction Bull TLAND Maine Desk Ornes Pocahontas Root Moulton New Lambert's Point Sewell’s Point Newport News City Pliers Great Lakes Sandusky Orig Agta MOXEY SAVON Lime Streetware B.C England CLERC Plaza & Matico Geneve Lelio Amerswab Indien Ae Ey Coed
Search Courier

Search the Bluefield Daily Telegraph Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Bluefield Daily Telegraph?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication