Stock Prices Rise Under Industrial Leadership Amid Strong Demand
Markets showed broad gains with industrials leading and rail shares at new highs. U S Steel rose 2 1 2 points to 99 7 8 as rails' demand and May earnings supported another upturn. oil shares advanced despite antitrust worries. Rumors of steel demand improving were offset by cautious broker sentiment.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
U. S. Steel
Atchison
Union Pacific
New York Central
Chesapeake and Ohio
Southern Railway
Frisco
Northern Pacific
Loulaville and Nashville
New Haven
Rock Island
U. S. Steel Corporation
Sayave Arms
Montgomery Ward
National Biscuit
Stewart Warner
Bond Market Rises Across Sectors On Record Trade
New York June 26 Bond prices surged as trading neared year’s peak with gains across U S bonds rail equities public utilities and mortgage issues. Liberty bonds drew strong buying while high grade issues varied. several rail liens and rubber firm obligations advanced one to two and a half points amid merger news and Hungarian loan float.
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New York
U. S S
United States
Ann Arbor
Frisco
New Haven
Ontario and Western
Chicago & Alton
Rock Island
Denver
Rio Grande
Katy
Chicago cattle hogs and sheep market report
Chicago cattle receipts 7 000 with active demand and higher top steer prices around 10.60. Hogs receipts 29 000 with moderate activity and higher prices for good weights, top 7.26. Sheep receipts 12 000 with fat lambs uneven and natives steady to lower, best natives and rangers 13.75.
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Chicago
Dairy Receipts Report Mixed Butter Creamery and Eggs
New York dairy roundup shows butter receipts at 17 870 with creamery prices above extras 42 1 2 and 92 score extras 41 1 2. Eggs list irregular receipts 29 519 with fresh gathered firsts and seconds and pouter graded and packed prices, and cheese firm receipts reach 201 071 pounds.
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New York
Sugar futures and Cuban sugar sales ease after slight advance
New York status shows raw sugar up to 5.44 duty paid on Cuban sugar for July shipment with about 22 000 bags sold to refiners. Futures rose three to seven points then fell 2 to 4 points as demand eased. July 349, September 368, December 856, March 56. Refined sugar demand remains fair at 67 5 price.
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New York
Dry Goods Market Steady with Mixed Activity in New York
Cotton goods barely steady with moderate activity in gray goods and wash fabrics. Domestics quiet and wash fabrics sold in filling-in lots for prompt shipments. Yarns irregular. Silks show activity in made up lines with new fall business. Strikes in cutting trades delay wool goods lines.
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New York
Government funds Howard University and private ties rise
Kelly Miller argues that under President Thirkfield the United States began financing Howard University with a science building and an applied science facility, linking the private institution to federal oversight. He notes large grants, a joint heating plant with Freedmen’s Hospital, and compares federal aid to state support, predicting expanded government role in education.
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Kelly Miller
Thirkfield
University
Howard University
Freedmen’s Hospital
Freedmen's Hospital
United States
State of
West Virginia
State College
State Normal School For Co
Cheyney
Congress
Howard
Bureau of Education
University fate questioned by truste es and educators
The article discusses concerns about how a con transformed curriculum and potential political manipulation could affect the educational future of African Americans, urging trustees faculty alumni and the broader black community to consider the stakes. The Hill Mercantile Company has moved from the Masonic Building on Jones to the Lomax building at Bland and Jones.
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the Hill Mercantile Company
Masonic
J Ones
Lomax
Bland and
Jones Streets
Debate on Life Insurance versus Real Estate Held by National Benefit Club
The National Benefit Club staged a debate at Lomax Building corner Bland and Jones streets. The June 28 session at 1 p m featured W H Kress and F R Straw for the affirmative and Miss Inez Ward and A A Trigg for the negative. Personal notes mention Mrs M E Woods leaving for Lynchburg Virginia and Dr J E Hereford of Northfork visiting Bluefield.
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National Benefit Club
National Benefit Life Insurance Company
Lomax
Bland and
Jones Streets
Messrs
W. H. Kress
F. R. Straw
Inez Ward
A. A. Trigg
M. E. Woods
Lynchburg
Virginia
J. E. Hereford
Northfork
Bluefield
Homes for Sale on multiple streets in city listings
Real estate ad lists numerous single family homes and multiunit setups for sale across Union Avenue College Avenue Jefferson Street Washington Street East Princeton Avenue Hanover Street Corner Tazewell Street Rogers Street Corner Walnut Street Hill Street Bedford Street Bramwell Road Carolina Avenue and vacant lots city wide. Prices range from 3 750 to 17 000 with cash and monthly payment options and immediate possession on several properties.
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Union Street
College Avenue
Jefferson Street
Washington Street
Albemarle Street
Princeton Avenue
Hanover Street
Tazewell Street
Russell Terrace
Rogers Street
Walnut Street
Highland Avenue
Ia Ee
Hill Street
Bedford Street
New Midway
Bramwell Road
Carolina Avenue
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Kresge
Norfolk Western
Sore
Radford
Bristol
Hinge
Keesee
Roanoke
Shenandosh
Sleeper
Norfolk
Jaeger
Kenova
Cincinnati
Lumbus
Umbuse
Tleaton
Cincinnat Cohembun
Io & Wm
Kenovea
Pertemedoo
Williamson
Welch ‘ & m
J. Wilby
Sinehad
W. Va
Bluefield, W. VA
American Coal Co
Appalachian Power Co
Bank of Wyoming
Citizens Bank of War
Coe Pocahontas, Co
Iston Coal Co
Orn Gas Coal Co
Elkhornseam
First Nationa Bank
First National Bank
Little War Creek
Willie
Blosser
Helen Bourne Ryan
H. KE. Mattox
Ss. P
Nannie KE. Webb
Harry Perdue
Horton Addition
Lathan PF. Hill
Alexander Franklin
Pine Street
Princeton
H. A. Lucas
A. F. Kingdon
Thornton Land Company
G. 1 Bailey
Silver Springs
A. Williams
Clara Blankenship
Frank H. Likins
Montvale
Wm. EF. Ross
News of the Colored People
Coee
U. S
THE
Bluefield National Bank
West Va
Homes For Sale
Virginia Realtly Loan CO. Realtors
L. H. Layne
B. H. Dillon
Bluefield Residences
Bluefield Trust Company
J.R. Laird
Nea
Tin
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