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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1927
Page
12
Cincinnati live stock receipts total 4 200 with 507 held over as buyers pushed prices down. Cattle receipts 1 700 with steer and heifer prices mostly lower by 25 cents to a dollar. Sheep receipts 1 050, market steady with fat lambs and ewes selling at 15 to 16 dollars and 5 to 6 dollars respectively.
Hog receipts total 4 500 with steady to 10 lower prices across 250 to 150 lb lots. Cattle and calves show active to steady trading with beef steer bids around 99.00 to 62.10 and vealers 15.00 to 16.00. Sheep receipts 3 200 and market steady to 50 lower with fat lambs near 14.50 to 15.00 and fat ewes around 7.0 to 7.0.
Fresh gathered produce prices listed with ordinary firsts at 2144c and seconds at 2014¢. Nearby ungraded entries noted, along with ducks and Bret goose priced at $1.10.
New York butter firm reports receipts varying by product with cream gly additions and special market FOB terms. Eyes quiet as receipts total 10 356 nearby white fancy and mixed whites offerings. fresh firsts and western whites noted among regional markets.
Local market listings show round whites and sacks with prices across states including Michigan New York Ohio Maine and Florida. Poultry prices for heavy fowls springers and cocks are given with standard and extra grades for butter and eggs noted.
Liberty market quotes show Liberty ist 4144s at 103.15 up 2, Sn 444s at 100.28 unchanged, Bid 44s at 291.7 off 1, 4th 414s at 101.5 off 2, U S Treasury 4s at 107.29 off 3.
Market is less active and owing to the firmness of prices in local dealers have withdrawn buyers. Foreign markets continue very steady. Lode market quotes territory wools at 1.10 to 1.12, unwashed Ohio Delaines 46 40 cents, Montevideo 4's izes, Australian 6 x 76's 1.02 to 1.05, AA pulled wools 1.01 to 1.12.
Market notes from Toledo present grain prices for March including Wheat No 2 at 1.31 to 1.65, Corn Nov at 4 Tsige, Eye No 2 at 1.04, Oats No 2 at 471ge 48, and Clover seed cash at 25.50 with March and Oct bids. Prices for Timothy, Alsike, Butter, Eggs and Hay also listed with small shifts.
General Herbert M. Lord Washington budget director will speak at the Cincinnati Association of Purchasing Agents meeting. C. Q. Sherill, city manager and former colleague, will head the welcoming committee. Lord will discuss National Expenditures and their Relation to the Individual Citizen.
Authorities across eight Great Lakes cities hunt for bandits who dynamited an armored car near Pittsburgh and escaped with 104250 dollars. Rewards totaling 25000 dollars offered for arrests and convictions. captors may receive 10 percent of loot recovered.
Rev. M. E. Chatley preached at the Christian church on Sunday night, arguing that character conscience and integrity surpass money. He used Judas Iscariot as the example and urged that honest poverty brings more happiness than dirty dollars.
Los Angeles reports actress Helen Howard died from injuries sustained in an automobile crash that also injured two other screen figures while en route to a Riverside location yesterday.
In Ocean Town a homicide case unfolds after Garrett Folsom is stabbed while swimming. Anastasia Folsom takes charge as inquest reveals the weapon a pichag bought on the boardwalk. Detective Fleming Stone probes the circle including Ned Barron Madeline Barron and friends to uncover motive and truth.
Detective Stone questions Madeline Barron and others about Garrett Folsom’s murder as tension rises over Croydon Sears and a possible motive. Miss Folsom’s demand for a meeting and Titus Riggs’ message sharpen the pursuit while Carmelita Neville and the Barrons’ circle observe with wary interest.
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