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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1925
Page
9
Classified lines show endless recruitment notices and personal ads for work and services in Charleston and surrounding areas. Listings include positions for office staff, sales demonstrators, housework helpers, welders, stenographers, and cooks, plus notices for domestic help and travel or mail order offerings.
Notice details a mortgage security and sale of real estate in Kanawha County West Virginia. It lists property conveyed by various deeds including two tracts totaling about 35 acres on Bik Tay Kenel Tino Mile in Malden District Kanawha County. It notes payment terms, redemption rights, and a July 1 1325 auction date at the Kanawha County Court House. The document also includes notices of bond redemption and a Dunbar West Virginia sanitary project bid invitation.
The Fayette County Court announces a bid invitation for K-61 to pave 7 miles of Kincal to Deepwater Road in Kanawha District with cement or bituminous materials. Proposals due July th 1935 at 10 A.M. in Fayetteville with certified checks and complete specifications available from County Clerk Kineer. right to reject any or all bids reserved.
Midland Trail Transit Co announces Charleston to Cedar Grove and regional routes with hourly departures from Charleston on most days. Special Charleston to Huntington connections run mornings, with Cedar Grove service every half hour from early morning until evening. Contact Sheng Chphat at 506 for details.
The New York market shows renewed activity as oil shares rise led by Pan American, with gains in Mid-Continent, Barnsdale, General Petroleum, Atlantic Refining, and others. Industrials face pressure though buoyed by selective buying, while steel and rail issues swing within narrow bounds as traders digest government data on gasoline use and earnings outlooks through the session.
In New York on June 6 dairy prices showed varied activity with steady stock levels and limited high grade supply. Butter and cheese figures moved with muted demand as buyers stayed cautious. Chicago trading on June 1 noted quiet butter futures with steady central market demand and scarce high grade lots. poultry deliveries in New York were irregular with mixed freight and express arrivals affecting fresh and frozen items.
New York June 6 reports show firm rail bond money and higher rates with closings around 447 to 444. Notes mention acceptance targets and various call conditions, with activity in bonds from Tennessee and other issuers.
Cattle receipts around 3,000 in Chicago with mixed quality and uneven demand. steer and yearling prices around 9.50 to 11.00, vealers uneven. total receipts 22,000 with waterweights slow and lower on some lots. hogs 1,600 shipped, top at 22.40 for lighter weights, feeders steady. sheep and lambs receipts 9,000 with fats steady, lambs 9.50 to 15.00, wethers 12.25, ewes 4.00 to 6.00, Idaho lambs 10.50 to city butchers. In East Buffalo cattle receipts 625, slow market. hogs around 12.90 to 22.80, lambs lower by 50 cents, yearlings 11.00, sheep mixed with some prices 9.00 to 15.00.
Market data shows wheat hitting a new high price record before heavy profit taking erased most gains. July and September futures moved with gains then declines, while corn rose and provisions fell. Prices for hay, clover seed, timothy are listed, with various seeds and commodities trading as of early September.
New York sugar market shows no change in levels yet firmer undertone with stronger demand. Purchases include 22 000 bags Porto Livan for prompt shipment at 4.48 and 50 000 bags Cuban July shipment at 4.46, with Cuban and Philippine lots due later and prices hovering around 6 55 to 6 70 for granulated sugar.
June 3 fortunes show irregular quotations across major currencies. Britain at 466 percent demand, France 4.67 percent demand, Italy 2.84, Belgium 6114, Germany 40.44, Norway 1.76, Sweden 26.7, Denmark 16.78, Switzerland 19.17, Spain 14.67, Greece TMi, Poland 1932, Austria 1434, Roumania 47, Argentina 40.25, Brazil W7i, Tokyo 4146, Montreal 100 1-64.
Market notes from Boston and New York discuss oil stocks and cotton markets. Prices show slight firmness in higher grade oils and active demands for certain fabrics while overall volume remains restrained. Credit balances and shipping figures are given for sustained market tracking.
Fragmented data shows bond market figures with references to FR, THERS, PLB, OLRR 16 and rail notes. Mentions combined averages and month totals, with dates 04.06 and 05.20, plus indust indices and notes on secondary markets.
May trading was restricted by missing investment bankers and bond dealers, leaving the market sluggish with mildly reactive land prices. European bonds slipped as Germany’s disarmament breaches and the French franc selloff unsettled sentiment, while United States issues showed strength in oil and railroad securities amid mixed demand and a Schulte Real Estate note offering.
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