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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1934
Page
16
July market activity sparked a broad advance as wheat and corn led gains and a heavy turnover powered several equities. Investors chased higher prices with speculative strength in favored industries while banks and utilities posted notable moves amid a general rise in the market.
A drawn cartoon notes Emma Muskell has attended 60 California schools in seven years due to her itinerant father an ignerant mechanic. It questions staying in one school while praising her excellent work. The piece also discusses copyright for the term realtor and its relation to real estate boards. Tomorrow, a puzzler for checker fans.
The Associated Press reports cattle hogs and sheep prices across markets. Buyers and sellers show varied ranges for calves cows bulls and veal with highs lows and steadier trends noted in multiple regions.
The December 31 1937 index lists 13 staple commodities with overall price movement, noting refinements in the tabulation and related figures. Annual emergency expenditures and deficits are summarized, including totals for income, expenditures, and balances, with December market activity reported from Pittadungil.
The Associated Press reports that demand for high grade domestic corporate bonds remains strong in New York trading. Bond issues reached a 1934 peak with Treasury activity irregular. total par value of new issues rose to 14,418,000 vs 15,074,000 in May. Bond averages show corporate issues advancing, signaling continued market momentum.
Grain markets show strongest buying in months with wheat soaring to near six year peaks. May futures climb to around 1.02 1 2 per bushel, while corn and oats move, with prices signaling broad commodity strength amid bullish demand. Market notes caution that some prices remain unsettled on nearby supplies.
New York securities opened irregularly with higher activity for the day amid scattered gains. Dow Chemical led advances, while several issues posted small losses. United Shoe Machinery, Walker and Sons, and others showed modest gains or steady tones amid broader turnover.
From Paterson district reports an abundance of goods, steady sales of men's wear, and rising dress goods and coating sales. National market signals show modest support from the department store sector. copper and tin futures hold steady while zinc and aluminum move slightly.
Special Commissioner announces hearings on January 28 1936 at 4 00 PM at Henry S Case office in Charleston to advance a divorce decree under reference. Court notices name parties Teale My OT He Clerk and others. Hearings may adjourn to further dates as determined by the Special Commissioner.
The Associated Press report from Cincinnati notes that English medical men insist tarred surfaces could raise cancer risk. A lengthy legal advertisement follows, detailing judicial notices and land descriptions in Kanawha County West Virginia, including multiple tracts of land and a foreclosure notification.
Public notices detail a deed dispute over a land tract near a creek and public road in Kanawha County, including boundary calls and parcel reallocation as part of a sale by special commissioner. Additional notices announce a trustee sale under a deed of trust for a mortgage in Kanawha County with an advertised auction at the county courthouse.
Special Commissioner Townsend announces proceedings in the Kanawha County Circuit Court for Marlow Wincaid vs. Virginia Marlow Wincaid, seeking a divorce from the bonds of matrimony. The matter, under the decree entered November 20, 1935, awaits further action and formal hearings.
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