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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1929

Page

9

Markets Show Strength Despite 10 Percent Rate on Gall Money

Wall Street firms open with buy support as call money holds at 10 percent. Rail and public utility averages scale new highs for the year while many high grade industrial and railroad issues reach new peaks. Auburn auto soars to a fresh high as Allied Chemicals and General Electric post solid gains amid midyear credit stringency.

New York Montague Norman Bank of England London American Can General Electric Allied Chemicals Allis Chalmers North American Company Westinghouse Electric Union Carbide New York Central Atchison, Pennsylvania Norfolk and Western Anaconda Copper Company Libby Owens Sheet Glase Otls Adams Express Auburn Auto Allied Chemical

Bond Market Gains Late Rally After Convertibles Rally

A late afternoon rally in convertibles steadied a dull bond session with select issues bid up to peak prices. American Telephone convertibles moved about 2.7 million dollars, first grade rails outperformed secondaries, government issues rose modestly, and foreign bonds showed limited moves amid overall light activity.

New York Jane International Telephone Missouri Pacific Sigs New Haven Atchison American Telephone United States

Grain Market Report From Toledo June 25

Toledo Grain notes Pi-Rye No. 2 and other articles unchanged as market recap.

United States Government Bond Quotes Report

New York June bond listings show Liberty 46 at 96.7 with first four s at 98.30. Fourth 44s 99.9. Treasury 448 at 107.14 and 44 at 103.27. Treasury 348 at 100.30 and 3 percent 8 at 96.17.

New York United States Liberty Treasury

Money market rates steady with firmer call money

New York report shows firmer call money at 10 percent all day. Time loans firm with 30 days at 8 percent and 69 to 90 days at 8 percent. For 4 to 6 months rates at 7 to 8 percent. Prime commercial paper at 6 percent and bankers acceptances unchanged.

New York

Foreign Exchange Rates Then and Now

The report lists mixed quotations for currencies on June 25 with Great Britain at 4.855-16 in dollars and 4.54 15-16 on cables, France around 3.99 percent demand, and Italy at 22 cents demand. Other nations show varied demands and cable figures including Belgium 13.88 and Argentina 42.08, with Tokyo at 4385 and Shanghai 57.95.

New York Great Britain France Italy Belgium Germany Holland Norway

Dry goods markets steady in cotton goods trade

New York June 25 reports quiet steady cotton goods markets with gray cloths in light demand and prices unchanged for the day. Calcutta trade figures not noted beyond this report.

New York Calcutta

Notice of Absence from City Service Property Inspections

From June 25th to July Sth inclusive I will be absent from my office inspecting properties of Cities Service Company in the West. Business will be handled by my office as if I were present. After office hours call Elizabeth G Cassell at 1953 J.

Cities Service Company

Burlap Market Trends Quietly Shift in Fall Lines

Burlap markets remained unchanged with quiet designs and darker fall colors favored. Spot rows showed firming, with firmness noted both locally and in Japan as buyers respond to subtle shifts in demand.

Japan

Produce market totals and carloads across regions

Pittsburgh report notes a general demand for produce with cabbage at 9 cars and prices for crates from Ohio and Texas. Onions show weakness with crates from Texas and California and varying sack prices. Potatoes list 76 cars with regional prices including North Carolina Virginia Michigan and Maine markets. some line items include No 3 cobblers and 150 pound sacks.

Pittsburgh Virginia Michigan Maine

Butter Prices Rise on Top Scores in Slow Chicago Trade

Butter trading remained slow in Chicago as top scores showed higher prices. Fresh 923 score and various grades traded around 42 percent to 39 percent, with centralized 90 score at 42 percent and other scores near 40 percent.

Chicago

Poultry Market Prices and Variations at Bluefield Market

New York reports June 25 poultry prices with dressed irregular chickens fresh and frozen at varying cents per pound. Live poultry including broilers and fowls shows freight and express rates, with eggs steady at 32 32 31 31 30 cents per dozen for various grades.

New York Express

Sugar market holds steady as July position steadies trade

New York sugar market shows no change in raw sugar with July shipments to refiners at 3.58 duty paid. About 50 000 Porto Rican and 20 000 Cuban bags sold, with approx 112 200 tons traded. Futures finish near unchanged with July at 1.77 and May 2.10, reflecting refined trade coverage for five to six weeks.

New York Hbieher

Baltimore Livestock Market Prices Roundup

Baltimore stockyards report with June receipts for cattle hogs and sheep. Prices listed include steers from 10.00 to 14.25, heifers 10.25 to 12.50, bulls 9.00 to 10.50, cows 5.00 to 10.00, lambs 6.50 to 8.00, hogs from 7.59 to 12.20, and calves 5.00 to 15.50.

Baltimore

Grain prices ease on drought relief hopes

Chicago wheat fell about 1% to 1 1/4 cents per bushel as drought relief prospects and harvest difficulties in the southwest weighed on markets. Corn and oats showed mixed moves with minor declines and advances, while provisions fluctuated within narrow ranges.

Chicago

Pittsburgh Livestock Prices Report June 25

Pittsburgh, June 25. Dept. Agriculture hogs receipts 450 steady to 20c lower with various weight classes listed. Cattle receipts 50 about steady with price ranges for steers heifers cows and bulls. Calves receipts 75 fully steady with values for vealers milk fed and culled stock. Sheep receipts 250 very dull and lower with range figures for light to heavy lambs and culls.

Pittsburgh Dept. Agriculture Chicago U. S. Dept. Agriculture

Livestock Market Report With Bid Ranges

Erect wethers bring 9.00 to 11.50 per head while 220 lb ewes drop to 5.00 to 6.50 for 120 to 150 lb cattle. Cull common sheep listed from 2.00 to 5.00 with SOE details.

Chicago live stock and trust sale items lead week market notes

Chicago livestock reports show hog receipts of 2 000 with 1 300 direct and mixed, cattle receipts 5 500 and calves 3 000 with varied demand. A trust sale notice declares a July 3 1929 auction in Bluefield West Virginia for a lot described as Union Street area with a five percent trustee commission and a six to twelve month note credit.

Market Report of Feeder and Sheep Prices

Receipts 4,000 sheep with varied prices. Native lambs 14.00 to 14.50, yearlings 11.50, fat ewes 6.00 to 6.25. Feeding lambs steady with good and choice 92 pounds down 13.75 to 14.75, medium 12.25 to 12.75, cull 9.59 to 12.25. Feeder lambs good to choice 12.50 to 13.60.

Trustee Sale Notice for Pinefield Lot No. 5

Default on notes secured by trust deed prompts Robt. Baker as substituted trustee to sell at public auction July 15 1929 at 10 A M at the Law & Commerce Building front door Rivefield WV. The property on Baldwin Avenue Pinefield Mercer County WV known as Lot 5 Section 370 aa derives from a 1924 deed to W B Rosa trustee and is described in Trust Deed Book 102 page 329.

Clara N. Phelps Owen C. Phelps W. L. Robinson J. W. Bailey Mercer County West Virginia J. W Bailey Laws& Commerce Bluefield Union Street Bland Street Community A & Loan Company Robt. Baker Circuit Court Law & Commerce Rivefield Baldwin Avenue Pinefield Dock Ragiey Reesie Ragiey W. BE. Rosa Baker

Notice of Account in Estate of Nancy J. Brown

Commissioners of chancery set August 9 1929 as the date to file books papers vouchers and evidence of claims in the estate of Nancy J Brown with Robert Brown infant defendant and all creditors required to attend at 421 Coal and Coke Building Bluefield West Virginia to satisfy the decree of reference entered June 19 1929 by Thos H Scott Commissioner in Chancery.

Lawrence Kirby Nancy J. Brown Hawhine Robert Brown Coal and Coke Bluefield Mercer County West Virginia

Notice to Creditors of Nancy J deceased

Creditors of Nancy J Brown must file claims with commissioner Thomas H Scott at 421 Coal and Coke Build East Beckley WV on or before August 1 1929 in accordance with a Circuit Court decree to repay debts from the estate. Clerk T Reynolds witnesses the filing with the court.

Nancy J Circuit Court of County of Made Nancy J. Brown Thomas H. Scott Coal and Coke T. Reynolds

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