Bankrupt's Petition for Discharge in U S District Court
Virginia Peery Thompson of Bluefield Mercer County West Virginia seeks a full discharge from all debts provable against her estate under bankruptcy laws. The petition filed in the Southern District of West Virginia asks the court to grant discharge except debts lawfully non dischargeable.
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District Court of the United States
West Virginia
Virginia
Peery Thompson
Georges W. McClin Ue
Virginia Peery
A.D
Virginia Papery
Commissioners Sale Of Valuables Real Estate In Mercer County
Special commissioners Sidney J Kwass and Jerome Katz announce a sale of a half interest in two parcels in Princeton Avenue and Bland Road Wald City formerly owned by Ben S Black deceased. Bond of 8000 dollars posted by the commissioners as required by chancery decree. June 22 1936. Clerk L T Reynolds. Mercer County West Virginia.
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Princeton Avenue
Moe City
Blocka
Bland Road
Memorial Avenue
Wald City
Ben
Sidney J. Kwass
Jerome Katz
Mollie Block
S. Black
First Nationa Bank of
L. T. Reynolds
Mercer County
West Virginia
Market rally faces steel drag as Chrysler leads gains
Chrysler stock rises to a six year peak on optimism over potential splits and dividends. Steel shares retreat on industry open shop fears. The Associated Press averages slip while bonds gain in Polish issues. Trading shows mixed results across sectors as copper, cotton and commodities react to policy signals.
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New York
Chrysler
Chrysler Company
Bethlehem Steel
Abbott Proctor and Paine on New York Stock Exchange
Abbott Proctor and Paine successors to Lemans and Co operate on the New York Stock Exchange and other principal exchanges. James Bemann serves as manager at Fiat Top National Bank Building.
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Abbott, Proctor and Paine
Lemans & Co
New York Stock Exchange
Fiat Top National Bank
James Bemann
Appalachi an Electric Power Co. stock report
The report notes 86 0 and 7.00 dollars with preferred stock bought and sold involving Appalachian Electric Power Co.
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Hancock Appalachian Electric Power Co
Market Wrap Mirrors Curb Pressure Near Close
New York June 29 curb market shows sharp selling near session end with leaders under fire. Utilities advance slight as Commonwealth Edison up 1 percent to 104, Electric Bond and Share up 1/8 at 21, Niagara Hudson Power up 4 to 11, American Gas and Electric up 1/8 to 33. Olla mixed. Creole Petroleum up 1/4 to 27, Cities Service up 4 to 4. On downside Gulf Oil down 8 at 80, Imperial Oil down 2 at 20, International Petroleum off 3 3/8 at 357 1/2. Mining steady to lower. Hecla 1/2 off, Pioneer Gold 8% down, Wright-Hargreaves 7% down, Lake Shore 5/8 lower. Industrials and specialties rally. Aluminum Co. climbs 1 1/4 to 140, American Hard Rubber up 1/2 to 38. Losers include Great Atlantic and Pacific down 2 1/4 to 112, Sherwin-Williams down 1 1/4 to 156. Volume 185,000 shares vs 201,000 Friday.
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0. S. Steel
American Iron and Steel Institute
Associated Press
Motor Products
Chrysler
General Motors
Auburn
Packard
Studebaker
International Paper Properies
McCrory
Lerner
Associated Dry Goods
Briggs Mfg
Universal Leaf Tobacco
American Tobacco
Liggett and Myers
Borg-Warner
American Sugar Refining
Atlantic, Gulf and West Indies
American Telephone
Ing
New York
Kroger Grocery
Wall Street
Stock Exchange
Adams Express Beneient
McKeesport
McKesson and Robbina
Alaska
Juneau
Alleghany Corpn
Mathieson Alkali
Allied Chemical
Allis Chalmers Mo
Fdy - Nash Motors
Cash Register
American Ollin Mills
American Steel
Acific
Reo Motors
Remington Rand
Republic Steel
Southern
Seare Roebuck
Serve! Inc
Terriory
Col. Gas An Ic
Simmons Bed
Commercial Credit
Secony Vacuum Revere
Curtiss-Wright
Curtiss-Wright A
Stewart Warner Standard Oil
Jae
Deliand Adson St
Stone and Webster
Delack
Wlat
du Pont Eastman Kodak
Elec
Transamerica Corpaya
Warner Pictur Wesson Oil
Oodyear
Western Maryland
Houdailleershe
Western Union
Zoe Eee Eeeene
Westinghouse Airbrake
Finoy Central Posacve
Westinghouse Bloc
Auia Gane
Lori Ra “Rob
Louisville
Vidah O
Commonwealth Edison
Niagara Hudson Power
American Gas and Electric
Olla
Creole Petroleum
Cities
Gulf Oil
Imperial Oil
International Petroleum
Hecla Mining
Pioneer Gold
Wright Hargreaves
Lake Shore
Aluminum Co. Ypse
American Hard Rubber
Great Atlantic and Pacific
Sherwin- Williams
Pittsburgh Produce Market Report June 29
Pittsburgh publishes a produce demand snapshot with price levels for apples, potatoes, and regional varieties. Butter eggs cheese poultry and miscellaneous items show steady or varied movement, including No 1 Northern Carolina cobblers, Illinois and Virginia transparency apples, and fresh killed hens and hog dressed values.
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Pittsburgh
U. 8
Illinois
Virginia Transparents
Michigan Rurals
Louisiana Bliss
Arkansas
Oklahoma Bliss
North Carolina Cobblers
Virginia Cobblers
North Carolina
New York
Chicago Grain Market Rises on Surprise Strength
In a sudden surge Chicago grain advanced with corn leading the gains and closing higher for September and December contracts. Wheat, oats and provisions also moved, with mixed results across the board and small gains or losses.
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Chicago
Sugar market quiet with no sales on June 29
New York sugar markets closed steady with raw sugar at 3.75 cents and refined at 5.00 cents per pound. Spot quotes held. futures edged up 1 to 2 points as 500 tons were traded.
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New York
Local Livestock Prices Open Steady to Strong
Lancaster Pa June 28 cattle 1957 fat local steers in liberal run opening in full demand fairly steady to stronger than last week cows in fair supply market steady fat local bulls steady stock steers liberal 25 lower calves 408 opening fair demand steady Hogs 610 opening fair demand steady choice tracked ins 112.50 to 112.00 choice westerns 1175 to 1200 Sheep 292 lambs light run steady in medium grades.
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Lancaster
Choice
Grain prices and forage listings from Toledo market
Grain on track with nominal rates for Wheat No 2 red 94 95 and No 3 red 92 94. Corn No 2 yellow 68 68 percent, No 3 66 67. Oats No 2 white 38 34, No 3 29 44 33. Hay Timothy No 1 7, clover No 1 6, alfalfa first cut No 1 6 50, old second cut 8, third 10. Wheat straw 4 a ton.
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Toledo
Meal-Price Update From Baltimore Livestock Market
Cattle 775 and 160 hold overs, fed steers 7.75 to 8.25, load 8.30, small lot 8.50, grassers 6.50 to 7.65, stockers 5.75 to 6.50, heifers 5.50 to 7.00, bulls 5.00 to 6.00. Calves 700, steady. good 9.50, common 6.50 to 8.50. Hogs 800, weights under 220 up to 11.60, 220–250 mostly 10.60 to 11.25, heavies 9.70. Sows 8.65 to 9.25, goods to 7.50. Sheep 3,100, lambs slow. truckers 11.25, railers up to 12.00, commons 8.50 to 11.00, culls 7.50. Ewes steady, a few good 3.00 to 4.00, common down.
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Baltimore
U. S
New York Poultry Price Report
Live poultry steady in New York on June 29 with freight quotes for broilers rocks and fowls, roosters, turkeys, ducks by section, and express prices for broilers, fowls, roosters, turkeys, ducks. Prices vary by category with some unquoted chicken figures.
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New York
Ducks and poultry pricing and sales notes
A fragment lists various poultry items with pricing and percentages for live and frozen categories. Entries include chickens ducks fowls roosters and turkeys with regional references such as northwest midwestern and western exchange standards and private sales details.
New York Cotton and Fabrics Markets Note Shifts
New York reports mixed activity in June with cotton goods prices slightly higher on some cloths while raw silk fell by two cents per pound. Wool goods show fall shipments, underwear prices rise, rayon remains firm with weak demand, and burlap stays quiet and steady.
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New York
Notice to creditors in the Mullen estate Mercer County
Creditors of Samuel W. Mullen deceased must file claims for adjudication at rooms 516-517 Law and Commerce Building Bluefield WV by July 1 1936 to avoid loss of rights in the real estate. A personal estate settlement will be required July 31 1936 by administrator L W Butt. Commissioner in Chancery Harold F Portderfield signs dated June 15 1996.
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District Court of the United States
West Virginia
Charles Eugene Sisson
Bluefield
Mercer
Menere
Charles Gene Sisson
Mercer County
Law and Commerce
A.D
H. F. Porterfield
Samuel W. Mullen
Circuit Court of
West Virgints
L. W. Butt
Harold F. Portderfield
Chancery
Bill's Place seeks liquor license in Bluefield Virginia
Notice files show W P Barnett trading as Bill's Place on College avenue Bluefield Virginia applying to the Virginia Alcoholic Beverage Control Board in Richmond for a license to sell wine and beer on and off premises on July 11 1936. Also creditors of Lucille N Dillon deceased are asked to present claims by July 14 1936 to the Law and Commerce Building Bluefield West Virginia for adjudication and settlement of her estate by administrator LW Butt with Harold F Porterfield dated June 1936.
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West Virginia
A.D
Bluefield
Telegraph
Sam
V. McClintic
Said
W. P. Barnett
Bill
Butter market steadies as prices hold across grades
Chicago dairy reports show butter prices near steady with fresh 93 score at 30 percent and 31 percent, while nearby 92 89 percent and 91 30 percent. Carrots centered at 90 with 30 percent and 89 with 30 percent.
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Chicago
Butter Prices and Packing Stock Report
Cincinnati June 29 table notes butter tablet pricing Creamery grades 32 33 discounted 2 percent 3 cents per pound No 2 packing stock 19 butterfat No 1 29 No 2 27 listed.
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Cincinnati
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Emmet Lee Bowling
Bernice Shrewsbury
Arista
J. Cooper Bailey
Louise Bally Shrewsbury
Matoaka
James EB. Carter
Anna Louise Campbell
Princeton
Dr. Compton
Woolworth’s
Goodykoonts Drug Stores
Community Saving & Loan Co
Elk Bldg
Raleigh St. Bluefield, W. Va
Schlossberg’s
Princeton Ave
LaSalle
J. Frank Cox
Plymouth
Willie R. Crowell
Chevrolet
G. H. Barrett
L.W. Jennings
Dott
A. H. Richards
R. C. Evans
Ford
Chatham Oakes
Ford Roedster
Ferrell
Pennington
Africa
Continent
U. R
W. C. Garriott
Southern School of Printing
South St
Nashville
Tennessee
New Midway
Bramwell
Millaley'’s
Bland Street
Taylor's Furniture
Phone 5
Paint ST and Paper CO
Care
Care Telegraph
American Loan CO
Bluefield, W. Va
Daily Telegraph
Id Street
Pocahontas Coal, Wer
W. North Coal Company
Tashiors
Wartee Purniture Store
Norge
Flist National Bank
Simmons
W. Va
Lee M. Burwel
Henry Rodgin
Highland Avenue
Roberta M
Ora King Reed
Beatleg Ree
M. Fieming
R. T. Siatguene
Neeton
Sam Moran
James In’ Nore
Lois Moran
C. x Conner
Cc. F. Conner
Big Island Creek
D. É Doyle
Aaron Pennington
Little Island Creek
George B. Compton
National Bondholders Corp
Narrows
Allen Street
Lowman Music Co
Bluefield, Va.w. Va
Easley-Wilson Co., Realtors
Peery Bidg
Inquire Peoples Loan Company
Ramsey
Supreme Radio Analyzer
Lowman Muala CO
South Bluefield
College Ave
Call
Telepone
Henry
Frederick St
Drewrey
Ocean View
Virginia Beach
David Drewrey
South Brand St
J. O. Mitchell
Telegraph Commercial
R. H. Mottesheard
Seal of the Court
Low Gas Co
Bluefield Avenue
West Va
General Tire and Rubber Company
General Tire & Rubber CO
Akron
Ohid
Circuit Court
Ben 5 S. Block
Asin
First National Bank of
City of
England
Joa
Community Saving & Loan Company
Elks Glog
Raleigh ST
Telegraph Commercial Printing Co
New High As Steels
The
R.R
Util
Ates
Ind.jutil
Porn
N. Y. Stock Exchange
Chicago Grain
Lancaster Livestock
Toledo Grain
Baltimore Livestock
NEW York Poultry
Lucille N. Dillon
Law and Commerce Building
West Via
LW. Butt
Lita Oy
Harold F. Porterfield
Cincinnati Produce
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