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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1924

Page

14

Movement to Higher Ground in Stocks Amid Profit Taking

New York June 24 Stock prices resumed their rise as profit taking paused and buying supported by rumors of a Vansweringens push to control Erie and Pere Marquette. Erie rose to 29, Chesapeake and Ohio at 82 3 4, Nickle Plate near 93 4, with several rails and steel issues closing higher or firm amid mixed earnings signals.

New York Erie Vansweringens Pere Marquette Erie Common Chesapeake and Ohio Northwest Great Northern Ontario and Western Canadian Pacific Katy Missouri Pacific Peoria Easttern St. Louis South- Western Bethlehem Steel Schulte United Cigar Stores Sears Roebuck Atlantic Refining Montana Power Brooklyn Manhattan Colorado Montgomery Ward Central Leather

Bond market rallies lift Erie and rivals in New York trading

New York bond prices rose as Erie Railroad liens led a broad rally across railroad issues amid talk of Van Sweringen control and future consolidation into a Nickle Plate system with Chesapeake and Ohio. Converts advanced to year highs while Missouri Pacific and Norfolk and Western notes also firmed.

Sugar market steady in New York with unchanged price

The raw Bucar market in New York remained firm and unchanged at 528 duty paid on June 24.

New York

Rail schedule fragment includes sleepers and connections

Fragmentary timetable lists morning departures from Bluefield for Pease Ford and local stops, connections at Radford to Bristol and Lynchburg, sleepers to Philadelphia New York via Hagerstown, Roanoke Shenandoah and Norfolk routes, with dining cars and local sections to Cincinnati Columbus Kenova Portsmouth and other points. The text shows times and car types but is incomplete.

Bluefield Peaseford T Radford Bristol Lynchburg Philadelphia New York Hagerswe Dock Roanoke Shenaa cSleeper Norfolk Laeger Kenova Cincinnat Cincinnati Chicago Ambuse Ariest W. Va Columbua Portemeut

Dairy Prices and Receipts Report New York June 24

The report shows butter steady with receipts of 22 680 and creamery extras ranging from 42 1 2 to 43 3 4, eggs firm with totals 41 611 and varied goods including fresh gathered extras firsts regular packed at 29 to 29 1 2, storage packed 29 1 2 to 30 1 2, seconds and poorer 26 1 2 to 27 1 4, hennery whites and Pacific coast whites listed with extras 31 to 41, and cheese firm with state whole milk and flats at 19 1 2 to 20 1 4

New York Pacific Coast

Seed Prices and Dates for Wheat and Forage Grains

Seed market notes list Toledog June 24 prices for wheat at 1.18 to 1.28 as cash bids. Clover seed sold cash 11.90 with futures 12.30 and 12.00 for October and December. Alsike cash 2.40 with August 11.50. Timothy seed cash 3.85 with September 4.10 and October 4.00.

Toledog Clover Seed Alsike Timothy Seed

Cotton goods market remains quiet in New York

Dry goods notes from New York on June 24 report limited activity in grey cloths and finished goods with little change in staples. Wash fabrics move slightly more, ready to wear shows modest demand, and overseas sales of raw silk and burlap hold steady amid light robber activity.

New York Burlapa

Live Stock Market Report for Chicago June 24

Cattle receipts 8,000 with dull killing classes. common steers and yearlings largely unsalable. top matured steers around 10.25 with some 10.00 10.10. Hogs receipts 33,000 with overall decline. fattest hogs 6.15 7.15 per hundred weight range. Sheep receipts 16,000 with lambs weak to 25 lower. range lambs 14.50. natives 13.50 14.00. yearling wethers up to 12.00.

Chicago Idaho Range

Corn Prices Jump on Rain Delays at Chicago

All corn deliveries closed with a brisk advance to the season's high. Poor cultivation caused by excessive rain supported gains, as July corn rose to 89 3-8 and later months to 1.14 to 1 15 7-8. Wheat also rose but closed unsettled, oats gained 2-8 to 4-4, and provisions varied by as much as 12 cents.

Chicago

Real Estate Transfers Filed in County Court Clerk’s Office

Real estate transfers recorded include L. J. Soulier and wife to BE C Curtis for lot 15 section 1100 Bluefield with 1050 dollars. William Jeenspon and wife to J R Hall and wife lot 1 Boone street Bluefield for 4500 dollars. Mary Hall and wife to Emma Frazier for 1.5 acres Flipping Creek for 150 dollars.

Cerk L. J. Soulier BE. C. Curtis Bluefield William Eenspon J. R. Hall Boone Street Mary Hall Emma Frazier Flipping Creek

Keynote speech attacks reform and Mellon tax plan

Senator Harrison denounces the Mellon tax proposal as privilege driven while comparing Wilson era policy to Harding Coolidge approach. He labels the Cleveland convention as boss ridden and calls out remaining political figures as the "Three Musketeers" of today’s party. He praises World Court engagement.

Butler Stearns Cleveland America Hanna Quay Penrose Emp Mellon Harrison Simmons Senate Garner House Wilson Harding-Coolidge Harding Coolidge

Democratic pledge of reform and anti corruption in 1904 speech

Senator Harrison promised the party would enforce laws against trusts, bribes, embezzlement, and bootlegging if Democrats regain control. He urged tariff reform, lower transportation costs, and exposing campaign corruption while aiding distressed agriculture and restoring farmers purchasing power.

Ing Harrison Democratic Party

Democracy’s middle path praised amid noisy extremes

A speaker asserts that cries of radicalism and threats of conservatism cannot deter the fixed purpose. Democracy is the right path, offering a safe middle course that scorns extreme ideologies and avoids tribute to any ism. The message champions measured reform over polarization.

Homes for Sale in City Attic to Bungalows on Multiple Streets

Real estate list details many 5 to 11 room houses with hot water heat basements and gardens on Union Street College Avenue Jefferson Street Washington Street East Princeton Avenue Hanover Street Tazewell and Russell Terrace Rogers Street Walnut Street Highland Avenue Hill Street Bedford Street Bramwell Road Carolina Avenue and more. Prices range from 3 750 to 17 000 with cash and monthly terms. Vacant lots also offered.

College Avenue Jefferson Street Hanover Street Tazewell Street Russell Terrace Rogers Street Walnut Street Highland Avenue Hill Street Bedford Street New Midway Bramwell Road Carolina Avenue

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