Lots for Sale POR 8A owner South Bluefield
Property listing advertises several lots for sale in South Bluefield under owner POR 8A. Contact phone number 1767 for details and inquiries.
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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1938
Page
13
Property listing advertises several lots for sale in South Bluefield under owner POR 8A. Contact phone number 1767 for details and inquiries.
Chicago livestock prices and trading activity show declines across cattle calves and lambs with limited feeder demand. Cattle totals reach about 18 500 head with grain fed steers and yearlings holding steady to higher on select lots while native lambs and springers weaken amid light supplies.
The June report from New York notes a strong buying movement in un furnished cotton foods and related goods. Brokers report active demand and price movements as market activity picks up.
Chicago grain markets moved today as the first car of this season’s new wheat arrived. Wheat futures rose about 1% as corn futures slipped slightly, with July corn around 69 1/2 cents and other contracts showing minor gains or losses.
Abbott Proctor and Paine are listed as members of the New York Stock Exchange and other principal exchanges with contact at 1800 Raleigh Bt. 4ASES EE. Mann, Manager.
New York June 23 AP reports the bond market posted its best day in months led by railroad issues. Traders cited higher carload estimates a wage settlement in the carrier industry and improved business expectations. Industrial averages rose to 96.2 and utilities to 91.1 with gains around 0.6 points.
Live poultry by freight remains weak with varied prices across fowls Leghorn and colored birds. Broilers and rocks show limited gains while old roosters and eggs display mixed valuations. mentions of packages and wholesale terms also appear amid the imperfect OCR data.
Baltimore market report with cattle hogs and sheep. Cattle and calves mixed trades with steers cows bulls priced from 3.75 to 7.00 per pound for various grades. Hogs steady to higher with good and choice 140-200 lb at 9.45 to 9.65. Sheep and lambs show steady to lower quotes with fat bucks and slaughter ewes noted.
York reports early irregularities in foreign exchange with moderate advances after closing rates. Major pairs include Great Britain at 4.96 in dollars and 60 day bills at 4.95, France and Germany showing varied bids, and multiple world currencies listed with different bid levels.
Produce demand fair with steady demand for apples and potatoes. Prices listed for New York Rome Beauties and Delicious apples, North Carolina and Virginia Cobblers potatoes, Maine Green Mountains sacks, butter, eggs, cheese and poultry markets show minor shifts and overall steadiness.
Raw sugar prices remained steady in New York trading as shipments to the Philippines for July showed a modest rise to about 2.72 cents per pound. No. 3 sugar closed 2 to 3 points higher with total sales around 25,150 tons.
At a special meeting held June 14 1938 in Princeton West Virginia the Tomchin Hardware Company Incorporated resolved to discontinue business surrender its charter and franchise and distribute remaining assets pro rata after debts. The president and state officials will file the dissolution documents to certify the end of the corporation.
Quotations move upward amid swift dealings as tickets show six minute delays. Isolated gains reach up to eighteen units, signaling a rising market trend and investor confidence.
The AP reports a stronger market with leaders advancing on June 23 as bonds and rails show demand. Industrials and foreign trade demand support the gains while sugar remains firm and the sugar market steadies.
New York spreads gains across stocks in heavy trading as the Dow Jones average climbs with gains of 1.3 points at close. Traders flood the rooms with buy orders from North America and Europe pushing turnover to 2,403,270 shares, led by Santa Fe, U S Steel, Bethlehem, Anaconda and Eastman Kodak with notable curb market advances.
Fred Michael, a bankrupt from West Virginia, petitions the District Court for a discharge from all debts except those not discharged by law. The petition, filed January, seeks a court order granting the discharge under U S bankruptcy acts and court orders.
A 1938 order sets July 14 hearing in Bluefield for mantaree of a named party Ban rupt. Creditors and interested persons must appear at 10:00 AM to show cause why further action should not proceed. Clerk to mail notices to known petitioners and parties.
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