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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1936

Page

11

Supper Served at Convocation Club Event

The Convocation club of the N S United Holy church will serve hot dogs and ice cream tonight in the church basement. Public invited. Mrs Augusta Daniele president. Reception at parsonage honors Rev J W Manning with program including Ruth Tiffany piano, Three Keys, Annie M Saunders solo, James Painter remarker, Louise Ferrell accompanist. Junior Missionary society Bethel A M E church meets at 6 this afternoon.

Convocation Club N.S United Holy Church Augusta Daniele B. McGee J. W. Manning Ruth Tiffany Louise Ferrell James Painter Annie M. Saunders Ruth’ Tiffany A. Ruffin Dorothy Hopkins Misa Louise Ferrell Fred Ward Misesionary Society of Bethel A. M. E

Local residents depart for new posts and visits

James Gott of Park avenue left Monday for Williamson where he has accepted a position. Mrs J R Rich and Junior Rich left Monday for the northern part of the state to spend the summer with Mr Rich in Wetzel county. Miss Edith Moses is spending two weeks vacation with relatives in Roanoke and Salem Virginia. Frank Lee Moses of Salem Virginia is visiting Merrill Moses on South Ninth Street. Fred Dyer of Kentucky spent the weekend with his family on Hale avenue.

James Gott Park Avenue Williamson J. R. Rich Junior Rich Mr. Rich Wetzel County Edith Moses Roanoke Salem Frank Lee Moses Merrill Moses South Ninth Street Fred Dyer Kentucky Hale Avenue

Baltimore Livestock Trade Report Averages Prices

Cattle 75 head with dull, weak trade. Small fed steers at 8.00, cows 3.50 to 4.25, some beefers to 6.75 and up. Calves 150 head slow. selects 9.50 early, mostly 9.00 for good to choice, 6.50 to 8.50 for common. Hogs 325 head, 6 lower. good and choice 120-210 lb 10.95-11.20, 220-250 lb around 10.40-10.85, heavies to 9.06. Sheep 450 head steady. spring lambs mostly 11.50 to 11.75, medium to good 11.00 to 11.26, common 8.50, clipped ewes 4.00.

Baltimore U. S. Dept

Butter prices in Chicago steady with varied scores

Butter markets in Chicago held firm with mixed scores listed. Fresh 93 at 30 percent, 92 at 30, 91 at 29 inside, 90 at 29, 89 at 29, 88 at 28 inside with centralized Carlota showing 90 at 30 and 89 at 29 inside.

Chicago

Pittsburgh Produce Prices and Dept Notes June Market

Pittsburgh market bulletin lists produce and dairy prices as of June 23. Apples and vegetables show mix of steady and higher bids, with Virginia Winesaps 1.25 to 1.50 per bushel basket, Michigan Ruralis 2.75 to 3.00 for 100 lb sacks, and North Carolina Cobblers 6.35 to 6.40 per barrel. Butter and cheese figures given, poultry and hogs prices range widely, with hens 19 to 21 cents, leghorn hens 17 to 19, broilers 16 to 27, ducks 16 to 18, and hogs dressed price noted.

Pittsburgh Virginia Tennessee Illinois Michigan Ruralis Alabama Louisiana Bliss Arkangag Mississippi Bliss North Carolina Cobblers

New York Poultry Prices Summary June 23

In New York on June 23 live poultry prices show easy movement with broilers and other freight prices unchanged. Dressed poultry remains weak while fresh chickens range around 20 to 29 percent. eggs ease to 27,889. Mixed color packs and standards vary by receipts, with several grade prices listed, and private store sales for western packs and standards at 24 percent.

New York

Markets Show Divergent Final Prices Amid Profit Taking

New York June 23 The stock market split on profit taking with final price trends highly divergent. Transfers totaled 971,740 shares, down from yesterday as advances led by a few industrials offset broad declines. The Associated Press sixty-stock average slipped 0.4 points to 64.3 with mixed results across sectors and several names rebounding on favorable forecasts.

New York Associated Press Douglas Aircraft Commercial Investment Trust Johns Manville Allied Chemical U. S. Steel U. S. Rubber Consolidated Hdison International Telephone International Nickel Yellow Truck Youngstown Sheet and Tube Borden Wilson and Company

Curb Market Mixed as Oils Top Steady Utilities Drift

New York curb market shows broad price spread with oils and mining shares advancing while utilities retreating. Gulf Oil rises to 84 and Newmont Mining to 8649. Pittsburgh and Lake Erie and Royal Typewriter gain about 1 percent, while American Gas and Electric and other utilities see mixed recessions. Volume eases to about 244,009 from 256,000.

New York Gulf Oil McWilliams Dredging Newmont Mining Pepperell Manufacturing Pittsburgh Lake Erie Royal Typewriter American Gas and Electric American Super-Power Electric Northern States Power United Gas Wayne Pump Lake Shore Pan-American Airways Pioneer

Government bonds market report from New York June 23

Final bond results list Treasury issues with various maturities and yields. Notable entries include Treasury 3s and 4s, 2% and 3% issues, Fed Farm securities, Home Owners Loan 3s and 2s, with price quotations like 117.24 and 102.18 reflecting ongoing government debt activity.

New York Treasury Fed Farm Lluitdi

New York Stock Exchange Quotations Item

The notice lists Raleigh Street accessors to Livingston and Company on the New York Stock Exchange. It notes the firm operates from the Fiat Top National Bank Building under manager James E. Mann with phone contact 1800.

Livingston & Co New York Stock Exchange Fiat Top National Bank James EK. Mann

Bond market mixed as Polish issues fall on Europe tension

In New York on June 23 Polish issues fell 1 to 4 points with Poland 7s at 74 and Warsaw 78 at 48, while French loans rose and U S government obligations fluctuated. The overall bond activity showed mixed moves with total transactions at $9,318,000 par value and United States government sales at $280,000.

New York Poland Silesia Warsaw Europe United States Associated Press

Lucky Declarer Finesses to a Small Slam in Card Deal

A Bridge expert claims luck masks skill as he describes a deal where West opens Ace of Diamonds and an Ace lead signals a high hopes bid. The declarer explains finessing the spade to exploit Wests mistaken signals and fulfill a small slam.

North West Bast Declarer Owever

Sugar Market Quiet With Mixed Offers and Little Change

New York sugar trading remained quiet with no sales reported. Offerings at 3.70 for raw sugar and 3.75 to 3.85 for Cubas and duty freights for later positions. futures mostly down 1 to 2 points except July steady. Refined unchanged at 5.00 with total sales 12,250 tons.

New York

Wheat gains and closes mixed after two week rally in Chicago grains

Chicago grain prices show a sharp profit taking move with wheat near season highs while ending irregularly. Wheat futures hover around 95 97 cents as July and September contracts move within narrow ranges amid big selling. Corn futures rise modestly with scattered gains and a mixed session across the board.

Chicago

Grain Prices and Provisions Report

Prices for oats and rye show fluctuations with oats unchanged at 66 percent and 64 percent percentages referenced, rye bulge noted and September figures cited. In provisions, the result held steady with a 5 cent decrease.

Toledo Grain Update on Track and In Store Prices

Grain on track at 24 percent rate basis with bids for Wheat No 2 red at 99 No 3 red 97 99 Corn No 2 yellow 68 69 No 3 at 68 Oats No 2 white 32 33 No 3 white 28 44 32 Grain in store transit billing attached wheat 5c above track quotation corn 4 c above oats 3c above Hoy unchanged.

Toledo

Lancaster Livestock Market Report

Lancaster Pennsylvania June 23 cattle 272 with liberal supply local fed steers steady to 15 lower than last week. Fair clearance and steady prospects today. Fat bulls steady. Bologna bulls 10 to 15.

Lancaster

Cattle and Hog Market Summary From Monday Sale

Lower and mixed cattle prices across grades with steer demand steady and buyers paying 6.00 to 6.75 for bulk. Calves show good clearance with good and choice trading 10.50 to 11.00. Hogs rise about 50 cents from a week ago with strong clearance. Sheep receipts light with steady locals 10.50 to 11.00 and southern lambs 11.50 to 12.00.

New York Cloth Market Shows Mixed June Activity

The June 23 market report notes uneven activity in printing cloth with sheetings leading sales at firmer prices. Combed yarn cloth sales slipped while staple rayon demand waned and finished staple cotton goods slowed. Raw silk rose five cents and stayed active while burlap held steady to listless.

New York

Advertising Echo After Years of Research Announcement

A veteran manufacturer unveils a new product through a full page national advertising push. The plan targets workers, wholesalers, dealers, stockholders, directors, and salespeople with copies of the ad to boost awareness. The aim is sustained, wide echo as the product is established in the market.

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