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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1938
Page
10
Recipe for a ham ring molded dish combines tomato soup cream cheese gelatin mustard lemon juice and ground ham with eggs olives and lettuce garnish. Also announces John Hancock High School Alumni annual reunion at Nice's Filling Station Route 33 Sunday June 19 with a picnic dinner urging all alumni to attend.
A reader quiz on correct tea etiquette asks: breakfast timing 11 to 12 30 resembles luncheon. salads are usually omitted or served with meat. forks are not necessary if small tables or self service. hats are required at a summer tea. spectator sports attire is acceptable. For expediting service options, solution (c) is best. (b) works for small teas.
U S Department figures show slow direct buying in Boston with Texas wools leading activity. Prices run above 5 57 cents scoured delivered east for 12 months. Mixed grade lots and fleece categories sold around 42 to 46 cents in the grease, unchanged from last week.
New York prices open with overall lagging stock values. Bond market shows mixed results while cotton futures ease. Aviation shares surge with Douglas up 42% and Sperry near 20%. Industrials like Bethlehem Steel and General Electric slide, while American Smelting and Westinghouse gain modestly. Rail and utility sectors hold steady amid broad activity.
Wheat No 2 red 76 76 4, No 3 red 73 15 percent. Corn No 2 yellow 56 12 57 s. Oats No 2 white 28 29 2, Eggs higher firsts 20, seconds 18, Butter creamery 26 27. Poultry prices across fowls, leghorns, broilers and turkeys with varied weights and breeds. Potatoes Maine 2 25 2 50 per 100 lbs, Idaho 2 40 2 65 per 100 lbs.
Hogs 3300 mostly 25 cents lower. top 160 to 225 lb at 9.10, 225 to 250 lb at 8.95, 250 to 275 lb at 8.80, 275 to 300 lb at 8.65, 140 to 160 lb 8.50 8.75, 100 to 140 lb 7.50 8.25. sows 7 to 7.25. Cattle 500, calves 600. steers and heifers slow, grass cattle under pressure. packer lots and prices listed. Sheep 2500. spring lambs slow, prices near 9 to 9.50 for good to barely choice, long-haul ewes/wethers absent. culls 6.50 and below. Hog details include 160–225 lb at 9.40–9.50, 100–149 lb near 9.99. cattle/ calves and sheep values varied with top steers around 10.40 yesterday. Government bonds quotes follow.
The report shows cattle receipts totaling 130 with best on sale $8 and various grades from $5 to $8.25. Veal receipts 390 with Good 8949.15 and calf prices, hog receipts 75 with prices up to $8.80, sheep and lambs 120 with spring lambs at $8.50 to $9.15 and ewes at $1.50 44.50, horse receipts 15 with slow demand and $209110.
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