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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1928

Page

13

Stock market rally amid high call money rates

SPOCK MARKET AVERAGES rise as call money hits 7 percent for first time in seven years. Downgrades pause as industrials and rails show gains of 1 to 12 points, with steel demand holding up and U.S. Steel and several independents in demand. Copper, Case threshing, Du Pont, and other leaders bid up while rubber slips. Delaware and Hudson falls over 4 points, others mostly higher.

Stanley W. Prenosil Associated Press New York U. S. Steel DuPont National Tem Russia Insurance Warren Bros Delaware Hudson

Bond Market Averages Show Dull Trading In Flat Session

Associated Press reports a quiet bond market with limited price moves as higher money rates weigh on demand. Industrials weak with copper gains and Kayser shares rising. rails and foreign lists steady but unactionable. U S government obligations remained under pressure amid dull activity.

New York Kayser and Company Rails U. S

Government Bonds Close Amid Mixed US Treasury Rates

New York June 27 AP United States government bonds finished mixed with Liberty issues near 3 8 percent and Treasuries showing varied yields. Information lines reference 3%8 and 4%8 series with prices around 301.18 and 114.4, while other Treasuries hover near 105.23 to 106.6 amid ongoing market fluctuations.

New York United States Liberty Treasury

Call Money Rates Edge Up in New York Trading

Call money in New York rose with rates between 7 and 7 pct, closing bids steady amid firm time loans and mixed collateral. Shorter terms 60 to 90 days at 5 pct, 4 to 6 months at 5 pct, prime mercantile paper at 4 pct. bankers acceptances unchanged.

New York Prime Mercantile

Foreign exchanges steady with varied international quotes

New York June 27 AP reports global currency rates show firm demand for Britain at 4.87 percent and France at 4.93 percent in demand quotes, with several countries listed for cables and 60 day bills. Additional figures cover Belgium Germany Holland Norway Sweden Denmark Switzerland Spain Greece Poland Czecho Slovakia Yugoslavia Austria Argentina Romania Hong Kong Tokyo Shanghai Montreal and others, detailing demand and cable prices.

New York Great Britain France Italy Belgium Germany Holland Norway Sweden Denmark Switzerland Spain Greece Poland Czecho-Slovakia Jugoslavia Austria Argentine Rumania Tokyo Shanghai Montreal

Poultry Dressed Steady in New York Market

New York June 27 AP reports poultry dressed steady with varied live prices. Broilers listed at freight 20 35 cents and express 16 42, fowls 24 29 freight and 20 29 express, old roosters 17 freight or express, turkeys 20 25 freight.

New York Express

American Finance and Coal Firms Featured in Fragmentary List

A fragmented OCR list references American Finance, American Coal, Atlantic Smoke, Crystal Block, Killarney Coal, and Little War Creek MecDowe with monetary figures such as 100.00, 166.00, and 20.00. The readable text suggests a catalog of firms and associated amounts without coherent context or full details.

American Finance Killarney Little War Creek

Sugar Prices Edge Down as Cuban Raw Sugar Sells Slow

New York June 27 AP sugar markets show raw sugar at 7 a today, down 1 32 of a cent to 4.36 for Cuban with 60 000 bags sold for prompt shipment. Futures trading softer with July 2.49 Sept 2.61 Dec 2.71 Jan 2.69 Mar 2.69 May 2.72. Local refiners raise quotes to 5.90 for fine granulated though demand remains light.

New York

Market Prices Reported For Grain And Seed In Toledo

In Toledo on June 27 the cash market quoted corn for No 2 yellow at 1.1019 and 1.11 percent, No 3 yellow at 1.091 and 1.10 percent. Cloverseed cash domestic listed at 17.50. Al sike cash at 15.75. Timothy cash at 2.35 and December at 2.90.

Toledo Alsike Timothy

Wheat Values Fall on Northwest Selling in Chicago Trade

Wheat quotes slipped as selling dominated by the northwest amid reports of ideal spring crop weather. Provisions held steady to a slight rise as of Chicago market close.

Chicago Northwest

Produce market report from June 27

AP led report shows slow movement in U S and Pace Agriculture produce. Potatoes listed by car and barrel with varied prices for varieties including No 1 Virginia and North Coole stock. beans and peaches show steady demand with regional price ranges. tomatoes solid at steady to high end with Texas and Mississippi crates cited and weaker lots noted.

U. S Pace Agriculture Virginia Georgia Uneeda Texas Mississippi

Butter market declines with mid-90s scores

Butter in Chicago on June 27 slips as scores in the 92 and 93 range pull down prices. Centralized car market remains barely steady while fresh and bluefield markets show 90–92 score levels with varying percentages and grades noted.

Chicago

New York stocks and securities mixed in chaotic report

A dense OCR filled with ticker-like entries, percentages, and company abbreviations outlines a fluctuating New York stock scene. It mentions Amn C and F Laco, T and T, Chrysler, Packard, Pan Am, Penn, and several others with varied percentage figures and cryptic notes, reflecting a chaotic financial brief. The fragmentary text lacks coherent narrative but preserves multiple named entities and market references in a period-typical, terse stock-card tone.

New York Chrysler Mack Trk Mecma Conay M K Mo Pac Mont Wa Nash Mot Wices ’ So NY Seeee Nor Amn Pae Packard Pan Am PB West Mot Wai Be Ute Willyses A

Hancock Investment Bid At Sluefield First National Bank

Fragmentary OCR shows bids and company names including C B Hancock Investments at Sluefield West Virginia and references to coal firms such as Ashland Coal and Coke Co and Killarney Smokeless Coal. Little legible detail exists on amounts, parties, or outcomes.

Sluefield W. VA First National Bank Cioran Monte “Vista Cemetery Mullens Agpeeinn & Aety Etrt Ferred Anair Ashland Coal & Coke Co Killarney Coa Fe Collisries Coon Gellieriee Eo

Ball or globe bowling implement and dew point note

A compact item listing multiple brief dictionary-like hints. It identifies a bowling ball as a bowling implement and notes moisture condensation forming dew, especially on cool night surfaces, implying a weathering or condition context.

Dry Goods Market Firmer on Raw Material Rise

New York June 27 report shows cotton goods firmer as raw material costs climb. Warmer weather boosts summer dress and fabric sales. Burlaps strengthen in primary markets while low raw silk prices draw buyers. More business noted in ik fabric and bland hosiery.

New York

Baltimore Livestock Market Cattle and Hog Prices Reported

Baltimore livestock receipts show steer prices from 9.75 to 14.00 for various grades, heifers mostly 6.75 to 12.00, bulls up to 9.75, cows 7.25 to 9.75, with hogs receiving 11.40 to 20.70 for lights and heavier classes. Receipts total include 2,591,100 cattle and 126 hogs.

Cattle and Calves Receipts and Prices

Market notes show light pigs at 9.25 and fat cattle at 9.50 with calves reported at 5.00 and 15.00 respectively. Receipts for calves listed as 0. Overall price activity appears steady with limited volume.

Live Stock Chicago Market Report June 27 Hogs Cattle Sheep

Hogs receipts 19,000 market dull with losses 15 to 25 cents. top early 10.90 for choice 200-2460 lb. Cattle receipts 6,500 calves 2,500 uneven gains with steers and yearlings up 15-25, tops 15.15 for weighty steers. slaughter classes steady to 15.15, cows 7.75-12.00, bulls 7.50-10.50. Sheep receipts 16,000 fat lambs slow, 25 cents or more lower, feeder lambs 11.75-15.50.

Chicago APU. S. Dept. of Agriculture Los Down

Pittsburgh and West Virginia Railway Plans Connellsville Extension

Directors authorize an 8 mile extension from Cochran's Mill to Connellsville, Pa costing 12,841,619, approved after interstate commerce commission clearance, linking with Western Maryland and providing Baltimore outlet for Pittsburgh area. American Water Works and Electric reports net income of 4,915,187 for year ended May 1, down from 5,019,529.

New York Pittsburgh and West Virginia Hallway Company Mil Connellsville Interstate Commerce Commission Maryland Pittsburgh Baltimore American Water Works and Electric

Bernhardt Chateau Opens as Summer School in Brittany

Belle-Isle-En-Mer Brittany June 27 for the first time since Sera Bernhardt died her famous chateau is opened Charles Hubbard American tenor leases the chateau for a summers school in voice [and] opera lessons the former royal reception hall to host concerts and dances Hubbard trained troops during the war and is a pupil of Charles Witt Cohen Auburn native The federal Horticulture Board expands the corn borer quarantine to include all New York state.

Belle-Isle-En-Mer Brittany Sera Bernhardt Charles Hubbard Limoges Sarah Audi Hubbard Meeang Traops Charles Witt 7Oon Auburn Federal Horticulture Board New York Stat

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