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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1941
Page
10
Classified notice seeking a five or six room house to rent near a primary school with hot water heating. Contact John in the Daily Telegraph.
Public records list multiple property sales and deeds from K B Wheeler and wife to F W Catron, John R Sigman and wife to F W Kanade, Lowery G Rowling and Bremmer lot transfers, Kreane Co subdivision portions, H vchina and Mercer Securities Co transactions in Bluefield Princeton area with prices ranging from 4.48 to 400 dollars.
The Associated Press reports general bond price declines in today’s market with German industrial and municipal issues plunging 50 percent or more under light offerings while German government bonds show modest demand. Total turnover reached 7.62 million dollars, versus 8.36 million Monday, with two domestic AP averages flat and two down about one tenth of a point. The foreign group eased slightly after a new 1941 top the day prior.
June market report from Pittsburgh lists fruit and vegetable offerings with prices and grades. Apples including Baldwins in New York and West Virginia, Rome Beauties, and Kentucky Transparents. potatoes with Alabama Bliss Triumphs. North Carolina Cobblers. various egg grades and poultry steady. Government graded eggs unchanged.
In New York on June 24 the Canadian dollar fell by 3 sixteenths of a cent against the U.S. dollar as the Shanghai and Hongkong dollars showed slight moves. Other currencies were largely unchanged with the Canadian rate at 88.25 US cents.
The treasury report for June 21 lists receipts 47.32 million and expenditures 52.22 million, leaving a net balance of 2.80 billion. The fiscal year shows receipts 7.46 billion and expenditures 12.32 billion, with a gross debt of 48.81 billion and a daily increase of 9.18 million. Gold assets total 22.61 billion. Woodpeckers in the desert bore nest-holes in a giant cactus.
Legal notice states Hoggson Krother, Inc. a New York corporation, has filed intent to withdraw from transacting business in West Virginia under the state corporate registration code. Signed by Alan M. Close, president.
New York June 24 The stock market weakens after a war buying rally as fears of Soviet strength and a quick British respite trigger profit taking. Volume drops with 442 580 shares traded. AP average falls 2. The offside lists include Universal Pictures preferred up 7 to 153 1/2 and gains for U S Steel Bethlehem Chrysler Montgomery Ward and others with U S Rubber up 1 percent.
Cattle 75 nominal with mixed steer arrivals. calves 50. hogs 450 steady with Monday. top 11.15 for good to choice 180 tubers 10.90 11.15. sheep 400 with spring lambs near steady. fat buck lambs about 12.50. Baltimore market closes July 4 5. A Franklin ton marble group marks 50 years of weekly play.
Salable hogs 15 000, total 21 000, opening steady to 10 lower, trade 10 20 off, top 10.70, 180-270 lbs mostly 10.04. Cattle salable 7 500, cales 1 000, fed steers and yearlings slow, top 12.00 for 1399 lb steers, best yearlings 11.75, cows weak, cutter cows to 7.25, bulls to 9.00, vealers 11.50. Sheep 1 000, spring lambs steady, shorn lambs and fat ewes steady, natives 12.85 with bucks discounted 1.00, best ewes 4.75, bulk 4.00-4.50.
In Chicago on June 24, butter receipts from Creamery firms point to a 93 score for creamery product with 37 4 percent and 92 36 percent. Centralized carrots and other prices hold steady while receipts for fresh graded goods rise. extra firsts and cars gain 27 to 27 2 percent, with current receipts at 26 percent and dirties at 25 44 percent. Storage packed extras up 28 percent as firsts sit at 27 4 percent amid varied overall demand.
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