Market gains tempered by profit taking after readjusted accounts
Stock market rallied on favorable May railroad statements and rumors of investment trusts buying, with boosts for Consolidated Gas International Telephone Mathieson Alkali General Electric Westinghouse and others. Late trading saw profit taking after gains and a few large losses in Curtis Wright and United Aircraft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Consolidated Gas
International Telephone
Mathieson Alkali
Underwood Elliott Fisher
General Electric
Westinghouse
Atchison
New York
Bank of England
New York Federal Reserve Bank
London
Barnadall
Jersey Central
Curtis-Wright
Curtis
Wright
United Aircraft
Barnedale
Sinclair
Atlantic Refining
Houston
Mexican Seaboard
Public Service of New Jersey
North American Company
Commercial Solvents
Mathieson
Hancock Investments and Coal Stocks Listed at Market
In Bluefield West Virginia records show Hancock Investments and multiple coal and utility stocks with market prices. Companies include Ark Natural Gas, American Coal, City Service, and Puritan contributing to a dated list of securities and nominal values.
Bond market steadies as convertibles lift rails and utilities
New York June 27 bond market holds firm on convertible support with rails and utilities seeing gains. Public service of New Jersey and other utility bonds post modest boosts while industrials trade weakly and foreign issues face selling pressure amid limited government security interest. Total bond sales reach par value of 12 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Baltimore
Ohio
Public Service of
New Jersey
Columbia Gas and Electric
Kansas Gas
United States
Market Notes on Government Bonds and Treasuries
New York reports fluctuating prices for Liberty bonds and Treasury issues. Bond quotes include Liberty 3448 at 96.9, First 448 at 99, Treasury notes around 107 18, and 3 percent issues near 191.8 with varying par values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jung
Liberty
Firat
Treasury
New York Money Rates Steady Across Short and Long Terms
June 27 reports show call money steady at 2 percent with 19 percent for time loans. Three‑month papers at 6.5 percent and 6 Banker’s acceptances unchanged as markets hold firm on commercial paper and short‑term finance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Exchange rates and international currency listings
New York report lists global currency values with figures for Great Britain, France, Italy, Belgium, Germany, Holland, Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Switzerland, Greece, Poland, Czecho Slovakia, Austria, Romania, Argentina, Brazil, Tokyo, Shanghai and Montreal. Includes dollar or conte equivalents and bond yields across markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Forcia
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Switzerland
Greece
Poland
Czecho-Slovaka
Juro-Blavia
Austria
Rumania
Argentine
Brazil
Tokyo
Shanghai
Montreal
Market report of produce and potatoes from multiple states
Pittsburgh June 27 report shows steady demand for cabbage with Ohio crates at 3.00 best and 2.50 poorer, Virginia and Texas California crates with yellows and whites varying from 1.75 to 2.50 per unit. onions steady with mixed crate weights. potatoes in 67 car lots with No 1 cobblers and regional price ranges for North Carolina Virginia and Michigan stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Ohio
Virginia
Texas
California
North Carolina
Michigan
Putter demand weak as prices slide in Chicago trades
Chicago buyers showed limited interest amid selling pressure on putters. Prices declined with scores around mid 80s to low 90s and fractional changes noted across several lots.
Poultry Prices Steady Despite Mixed Market Signals
New York June 27 Poultry dressed steady live firm with broilers by freight 26 38. by express 25 47 48. Fowls freight 27 27 express 26 29. Eggs steady with receipts 40 409. Nearby henery white closely selected extra 38441.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Express
Heanery
Sugar futures rise as New York market shows firmer tone
A firmer undertone developed in raw sugar today in light trading with limited offerings. Raw futures advanced with final prices 6 to 7 points above the prior close. Approximate sales reached 72,900 tons with July at 1.78 and May at 2.14. Refined sugar held at 5.00 for fine granulated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Textile market report from New York fixed prices
On June 27 in New York the cotton gray goods remained firm and steady. Combed and carded broadcloths sold better on contract while colored goods showed moderate demand. Calcutta burlaps fell four pence sterling mainly in forward positions. Raw silks from Japan and New York were quiet and unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Calcutta
Japan
Grain prices report from Toledo market
Toledo grain prices June 27 list Wheat No 2 red at 1.21 to 1.22 Corn No 2 yellow 98 to 99 Oats No 2 white 49 to 50 with other grains unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Pittsburgh Livestock Prices and Receipts Report
Pittsburgh market data listing dog and cattle receipts and price ranges. Includes butchers, packing sows, steers, heifers, cows, bulls, calves and sheep figures with varying weights and price bands.
Chicago Livestock Market Report June 27
Chicago hog receipts total 27,000 including 6,000 direct with big packers bid. Hogs unevenly steady to 70 cents lower. top 11.10 with bulk 160 to 250 pounds. Sows 9.50 to 9.90. Cattle receipts 6,000 with steady to 20 cents higher trade on fed steers and yearlings. best steers up to 15.40, yearlings to 15.25. Sheep 7,000 receipts, market slow and barely steady. natives 14.00 to 14.25, yearlings 11.75 to 12.90, fat ewes 6.00 to 6.50. Feeder lambs 12.50 to 13.60.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
U. S. Dept. Agriculture
Butch
Mili
Ted
Chicago
Dept Agriculture
We shall soon be on pomme de terre again now
A humorous travel relic describes a brash traveler aboard a steamer returning from France. As Dover grows clearer, the red faced man offers general knowledge, while the onboard laughter rises at his cheerful quip about landing potatoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Dover
Lila
Pomme de Terre
Princeton and Mullens Seek Intervenor Status in Virginian Bridge Plan
Mullens joins Princeton in petitions to the Interstate Commerce Commission seeking leave to intervene in the Virginian Railway bridge project at Deepwater over the Kanawha. H K De Jarnette will represent both towns. petitions were mailed to Washington for filing. The push argues regional interdependence among Princeton Bluefield and Hinton with coal fields, and seeks independent access to western markets via a new bridge and connection to the Kanawha & Michigan and New York Central systems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mullens
Princeton
Interstate Commerce Commission
Virginian Railway Company
Kanawha and Michigan Railway
Kanawha River
H. KE. DeJarnette
Virginian
Washington
Behielf
Winding Gulf
Prince
Aald
Bluefield
W. Waard
Binefield
Poeshontas
Cline’ Valley
Priceston
H'n‘or
W. Va
Hinton
New River
Petiover
Norfolk & Western Railway
Histon
Territory
Hhoeapeake
Ob O
Hampton Roads
Central Freight Association
Weat
Ccity
Virginian Railroad
Matoaka
Deepwater
Gulf
C. A
Eald C. F. A
F. A
Bridge Land
Virginian Railway
Kanawha & Michigan Jrailroad
New York Central
Bald City
Accora
K. PA
and Hinton
C. & O. Railroad
N. & W. Railroad
C. PF. A
Hampton Reeds
Chesencake Bay
Chamber of Commerce
Mulleys
Furnished apartment for rent with private bath
For rent a furnished apartment with hot and cold water private bath best light and ventilation centrally located twenty five dollars a month call 183J
Sunbeam Band Meets At Church For Country Topic
The Sunbeam Band of First Baptist met with 22 members discussing Our Country and opening with America. Devotions by Alice Calloway. Our Flag reading by Lorraine Fralick. Billy Calloway sang. readings by Ruth Monahan and Annabelle Escue. Wanda Snidow sang Dear Little Buddy. brief business and dismissal by prayer. Mrs. Carr and Mrs. Myres hosted a dinner for Dr and Mrs Leonard Hoke and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunbeam
First Baptist Church
Our Country
America
Alice Calloway
Lorraine Fralick
Billy Calloway
Ruth Monahan
Annabelle Escue
Wanda Snidow
Buddy
Bluestone Presbytery to Meet Over Phipps Petition
The Bluestone Presbytery will convene at 2 PM at the local Presbyterian church to consider Rev. C. H. Phipps petitioning for the dissolution of his pastoral relationship with the body. The church congregation has subscribed to the petition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paprsbytery
Bluestone Presbytery
Presbyterian Church
C. H. Phipps
Funeral Service for William Everett Tyler Held in Local Church
William Everett Tyler, veteran of World War I and member of the American Legion, dies after a lingering illness. Funeral conducted at First Methodist Church with Dr. Morrell and Rev. Eastwood, burial in Tazewell, Virginia. Pallbearers include Princeton Post No. 54 members. extensive list of honorary pallbearers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Everett Tyler
First Methodist Episcopal Church
W. M. Morrell
W. P. Eastwood
Tazewell
Princeton Post
American Legion
Mr. Tyler
H. L Goode
R. W. Brown
E. B. Gott
Lioyrd Lambert
Joe P. McNutt
Everett Keesee
D. D. Hall
B. F B. Smith
Fred G. Stinnett
Fred Holryd
Hl. L. Susong
E. W. Anderson
Charles Mosrie
Clark M. Thornton
Joe Wynn
Robert K. Woods
Dr. W. C. Epling
James T. Elmore
T. R. Grimm
Bam_ B. Goode
Burnley Barger
Mate Barcer
J. C. McConnell
Fd Gott
A. G. Harris
Carl Martin
Tom Weatherford
Allen Kade
J. L. Caldwell
T. R. Anderson
J. M. Belcher
J. D Belcher
Elmer Dunn
Charlie
Peters Infant Rites Set After Sudden Death
Kittie L. Peters four month old daughter of Mr and Mrs William H Peters of South avenue died on Wednesday. Funeral service will be held today with interment at Green valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kittie L. Peters
William H. Peters
South Avenue
Green Valley
KIWANIANS MEET AT MAPLES TEA ROOM IN PRINCETON
The Princeton Kiwanis club and guests gathered at the Maples tea room on the Princeton Bluefield road for a 6 30 dinner. J H Bane chaired the public affairs program with reading by Mrs Earley Robertson and a solo by Mrs E K Ketron. Guests included D L Casey and others as listed. A telegram from Dr Fred Holroyd and John Fredeking was read by Dr Perry J Cook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton Kiwanis Club
Maples
J. H. Bane
Princeton-Bluefield Road
Earley Robertson
E. K. Ketron
Kiwanians
D. L. Casey
Kiwanis International Convention Attendees at Milwaukee
Delegates gathered in Milwaukee Wisconsin for the Kiwanis International convention reporting the event as the best ever. The attendance highlighted by local clubs and officers emphasized strong participation and enthusiasm across chapters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wis
Local residents share updates on health and travel
Various Princeton area residents report health improvements after hospital stays and recent surgeries. Frank Holton visits Minerva, Ohio while Mrs. Spangler, Mrs. Blevens, Miss Donovan and others recover. Dr. Scott’s family travel to Nogales. The Karnes sisters return from Philadelphia and Rider College trip includes New York and Coney Island visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Holton
Perkins Apartments
Minerva
Robert Spangler
Princeton Hospital
C. L. Blevens
Herndon
Jennie Johnson
Tagg Princeton
W. Oris Barton
Bee Street
Lillian Donovan
Nellie Noel
Bluefield
Ralph Hetrick
A. R. Scott
Princeton
Nogales
Arizona
G. H. Crumpecker
Honaker Avenue
Trenton
N. J
Mary Elizabeth
Eddie
Hartwell
Don Moenesery
Rider College
New York
Coney Island
Atlantic City
Death of Walter O'Brien Reported in Roxboro
Fe C O’Brien of Van Court apartments receives word Wednesday of his brother Walter O’Brien of Roxboro North Carolina being struck by a train and killed instantly. Mr O’Brien and Porter Johnson left for Roxboro to attend the funeral Thursday at four o clock. He has the sympathy of many friends in this city during his bereavement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FE. C. O'Brien
van Court
Walter O'Brien
Roxboro
N. C
O'Brien
Porter Johnson
O’brien
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Rel] and Company
American Benk Note
Ludlum Steel
Atchison, New York Central
Chesapeake and Ohio
Auburn Auto
Allis Chalmers
American Water Works
Timken Roller Bearing
WestVaco
U. S Steel Common
Anaconda
General Motors
Chrysler
Chicago and Alton
Allied Chem
THORN
Seem
Atlantic
Belehem Steel
E Motors
Internat
Nternat
Manville
Koleter Radio
Steen
Central
Norfolk and West
Owens BR
Pochard Motors
Pitts Coal
Eh Rado Corp
Repub
Seare
Shell Tritonie Rim Petrat
Skelly Sinclair Sonsol
An Rey
South Pacific
van Rout
Mt Calee
Texne
Mts
Tex Te
Ted Alcohol
Steel - Tee Vanadium
Wahaeh
Warner Rene
Moses Hyman
First National Bank
Welch, W. VA
Ask Turkey Gap Coal
Vera Pocahontas Coal
Welch Armature
Wascott Cor
Northfork Finance
Sterling Hardware
Pocahontas Fuel
Little War Creek
U. S Steel
West Virginia
Firet National Bank
Bia
American Coal Co
Ark. Natural Gas
Jackwood Lower Co
Efeld Country Club
Firefield Te Telephone Co
Antamber Co
Little War Creek Coal Company
H. Mead Coal Co
Pocahontas Een Eer Eeeeeene Co
Puritan 1 Co
Sterte. Co
W. Armat Co
W. M. Ritter Co
Isaac T. Mann
James Ellwood Jones
L. Alexander
Arthur J. MacBride
R. L. Wallace
H. R. Hawthorne
Pocahontas Fuel Company
ONE Broadway
Pat
Pocahontas Con Viele
Great la
United
Staes
Tidewater
New Rescwe
Mass
Salem
Mystic Wharf
Bos- Mass
Portland, M
Great Lakes
Sandusky
Boston
New Bedford
Portland
Maine
Norfolk, Va
Bluefield, W
Cincinnati
Trot, Ic
Poreeign
Moxey, Savon & CO
Lid
Lime Street Square
E. C
Getion
Rotterdam
Eovlucn
Gundersen
Bergen
E. Pinto Basto & CO. Ltd
Lisbon
I. A
HE Cor & Oclerici
Via Lomeliini
Genoa
Ar’ R Felldin
Drottninggatan
Stockholm
En Aly Arthur Bergbrun
Gothenburg
Bluefield Market
Cities Service Company
Elizabeth G. Cassell
Cc. B. Hancock
Toledo Grain
Pittsburgh Livestock
Chicago Livestock
Princeton, W. VA
Princeton Presbyterian Christian Endeavor Society
Chriet Endeavor Union
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Princeton Society
Harriet Woolfolk
D. T. Carr
D. O. Myres
College Avenue
Leonard Hoke
Hoke
Fannie Hoke
Ramsey Murphy
Ruth Woodeos
Alma Claytor
Anice Gott Miva Mildred Bradley
J. T. Gilmbore
Christian Circle Three
The
Christan Church
W. D. Burwell
tIrater
Thureday
Mra
E. BE. Anderson
Mra. C. B. Ball
Mra. W. K. Peters
Lillie K. Sutton
Perry J. Cook
Misses Wravcea
Elizabeth Parley
Roanoke
S‘ster
WH. Whten
WD. Burwell
J. K. Lusk
Jim Anderson
J. O. Clerk
Reid
E W. Witten
Beulah Karnes
Mes Thelma Clerk
Mira Franei Parley
Elizabeth Farley
C. E. Kall
W. K. Petera
Everett Tyler
Maples Tearoom
Lake Shawnee
Frank Booth and His
Santonbros
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