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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1923
Page
11
Cincinnati market bulletin lists available produce with fresh gathered firsts at 49 cents per unit and 4 cents for extra firsts, fresh gathered seconds at 28 cents, and nearby ungraded items at 49 cents.
Fragmentary OCR notes show crop price figures for wheat and corn with several unreadable segments. The text references price movements and market terms but lacks clear dates or definite values due to transcription errors.
Toledo on January 8 reports closing prices for grains and seeds. Wheat cash 138 135, corn cash 79 81, oats 481 to 491 half, rye 91, barley 73, cloverseed cash and Jan at 13.50 and Feb March 13.60, allied corn futures 10.85 Feb 11.05 March 11.10, timothy cash Jan new 2.30 old 3.85 March 4.00.
Chicago dairy markets show 117 810 tubs of butter receipts with creamery, extra first and extra fine grades strong The report lists 4862 firsts 460 47¢ per unit and packing stock 324 ate, indicating ample supply and stable pricing signals through early January.
New York wool prices firm with fleece and staple values listed. Chicago hog and cattle receipts show declines with ranges for beef steers and butchers cattle. sheep and lamb markets report lower quotes and varied fat lamb and yearling values.
Market reports show receipts and price ranges across cattle hogs sheep and lambs in Cincinnati and Pittsburgh with signs of weak to steady demand. Prices include steers good to choice 7.00 to 9.50, calves 45.00 to 18.50, hogs 4.00, sheep 5.00 to 6.50, lambs 15.00 to 15.25 and Pittsburgh figures for several categories up to 9.55 for butchers and 8.76 for prime.
Miss Basom domestic science teacher at Murray high school spent the weekend with her parents in Athens. Mrs Philip Atlas left Thursday for Cleveland to visit her parents and friends. Peck Alexander, Jank Thomas, Roy Wilson of New Straitsville were calling on friends here Friday.
Harry White Roy Keplar and John Carsons of Neltonville were callers to Murray Friday Harry Price and Howard Henry of New Straitaville were business callers in Murray Friday William Lafollet was taken suddenly ill and rushed to the Loran hospital Thursday Lloyd Stiff Davie Thomas and John Sodiock had a car accident on the pike between Logan and Nelsonville Both cars were badly damaged but no one hurt John Lovett elected commissioner went to Logan Friday and took the oath of office Liverybody hopes Lovett will secure better roads between Murray and Nelsonville Hobart Tipton visited Logan Friday Mrs Myrne Roberta returned from Illinois Mrs Hattie Tipton sold property behind Main street to John Splawn
Mrs Palmer of Whipple near Marietta Ohio visits sister Mrs Fiske and family at Beaumont. Chauncey Parent Teacher Association plans its regular meeting Tuesday evening at 7 in the high school auditorium with hoped large attendance and a good program.
Mrs. Tillamilton was chosen Friday evening at her Mound street home to serve the Missionary Society of the Chauncey Christian church. The Chauncey church service last Saturday was led by Rev. L. W. Spayd and featured songs by Mrs. Brooks and Mrs. Clarence Butts with Mrs. Lloyd Nye. Burial occurred at Nye cemetery under Undertaker Stout. the deceased left a wife and ten children.
Cincinnati tax official Dean found eight unusually large pearls inside a crater shell. He wonders how much they will raise his personal income tax return.
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