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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 31, 1936

Page

10

Early New York Stocks Show Modest Gains Amid Mixed Leads

Stocks opened with modest activity as gains led by General Electric Case North American Radio U S Steel Standard Oil of New Jersey and General Motors while Westinghouse and Johns-Manville slipped. Market sentiment improved on signs of home strength despite European uncertainties and flood related freight rebound. Foreign exchange saw the French franc up fractions and sterling firmer.

NEW York General Electric Case North American Radio U. S. Steel Standard Oil New Jersey General Motors Pennsylvania Westinghouse Johas-Manville

Cincinnati Livestock Auction Report

Hog lot sales total 3 300 with 280 direct and through. butchers steady to 10 higher at 200 lb tier. pigs market unsettled. Cattle and calves opening sales near Monday levels. most steers and heifers 6 75 to 8. fat cows 5 25 to 6 25. sausage bulls 6 75 down. top hogs 11. sheep steady with fat lambs around 10 50 and ewes 3 59 to 5.

Livestock Prices Hold Steady Across Hogs Cattle Calves

Hog prices 2 000 head including 800 directs steady with top 11.15 for 160 to 225 pounds. 230 to 250 lb 10.75, 250 lb up to 10.25 10.75. 150 lb 10.75. 130 to 140 lb 10.50. 100 lb pigs 10. sows 9 down. Cattle 125 head including 25 direct steady. medium steers 7.75 8.75. top load yesterday 8.90. grading low good to common 6.50 7.75. Calves 125 active strong top bulk vealers 11.50. Sheep 300 small test values. good to choice wood lambs 10.25 10.75. clipped lambs 8.25 8.75. good clipped sheep 4.0.

March Stock Sale Receipts And Prices

On March 28 total receipts reached 640 head with strong demand across classes. Cattle: top $7.50-$8.00, mediums $6.75-$7.25, stockers $6.50-$7.50, bulls $4.50-$7.35, fat cows $5.60-$6.50, cutters $4.50, milk cows $30-$65. veal good $10.10, med $8.90, number 2 $7.20, number 3 $6.10. grass calves $5-$7. Sheep and lambs: good clips $8.30, med $7.75, outs $4.50-$6., wethers $4.50-$5.30, ewes $15, bucks $2.50-$4.50. Hogs: good demand, good $10.50-$10.65, med $9.50-$10.40, shoats $8.50-$9.50, sows $8.50-$9.50. Horses: 50 head, good demand $35-$200. Sale starts 12:30 p.m., come early.

Local Couple Applies for Marriage License

Johnny Graham age 20 a laborer and Delphine Hoover age 17 both of Gallipolis received licenses with consent from their mothers Mrs. Charlies Graham of Jackson and Mrs. Ethel Hoover.

Gallipolis Johnny Graham Charlies Graham Jackson Delphine Hoover Ethel Hoover

Grain and produce prices in Toledo market

Grain prices show wheat No 2 red around 97 to 98 cents, corn No 2 yellow about 61 cents, oats No 2 white near 28 to 31 cents, with various grades and quotations. Hay and straw values listed, butter and eggs unsettled, live poultry steady, sweet potatoes at 14 to 15 dollars per bushel.

Toledo Cleveland

Market Price List for Dairy and Poultry Items

Creamery butter tablets priced at 2433. Eggs sold in cases with extra firsts to seconds 16s and nearby ungraded 174 goose eggs. Duck eggs available loose 24. No. 1 and No. 2 grades listed as 60 and 40 respectively.

Pittsburgh Produce Butter and Eggs Market Report

Butter market steady with near term scores 31 for extras and standards. Ra 39 percent and 88 score noted. Eggs steady with current receipts 17 percent, extras 18 percent and white extras 19 to 20 percent.

Pittsburgh

Market Report On Dairy and Egg Prices And Grades

Butter prices show 11 522 units with creamery specials scoring 93 and extras 92 at 294 units. Firsts and standards appear with 28 29% values, while eggs list 35526 steady with extra grades and local firsts 1742. Storage and packed goods show 19 percent figures across extras and firsts.

Egg market pricing and receipts report

The report shows steady egg prices including commission with current receipts for nearby at 18 as 17 1742 era. Whites large size 19, medium 18. nearby receipts offered 18 percent with whites 57 lbs up. Butter 158 tubs and eggs 1 572 cases noted.

Treasury daily balance and receipts report

U S Treasury report shows March 2 receipts of 8 995 399 04 expenditures 14 174 688 69 net balance 2 903 262 594 79 customs for month 32 04 545 10 year to date receipts 3 078 940 961 21 expenditures 528 345 551 10 including 2 392 170 80638 emergency. Excess expenditures 2 214 404 589 89 gross debt 1 477 108 016 13 gold assets 10 179 455 191 15.

Treasury

Farm Morty loans and child support notes

A clipped catalog of figures lists Farm Morty and Home Own Loan items with page markers and rates. Entries mention 3s series, 34s and 3s across multiple months, and numeric codes denoting sections or pages.

Fed Farm Morty Home Own Loan

Mrs Triplett Celebrated At East Millfield Birthday

A birthday party for Mrs A Triplett was held Friday night at her country home in east Millfield. Guests included Mr and Mrs Floyd Crabtree Mr and Mrs G C Patton Mr and Mrs Ed Evans Mr and Mrs Ruth Wemmer Heloise Sisson and many others. The hostess received many gifts and games such as bingo and monopoly were played before a five course luncheon served by Mrs Snyder Mrs Shafer and Mrs Theisen Jr.

Herman Theisen, Jr Walter White M Carr Willis Jo! Theisen Jessie Fulton Frances Powell Minnie Will Helen Dunkel Ma Roof Velma .Wemmer Elizabeth Robinett Floret Powell J. J. Snyder H. L. Shafer Warren Liscott Edward Snyder A Triplett L. Shafer Hermansen, Jr

Community Meeting on Soil Conservation Program Planned

Mr. Ross Wright to address the Short County Group at New Marshfield School Thursday evening at 7 30. He will outline the new Soil Conservation program replacing AAA and a film Our Wild Life Resource will be shown. The public is invited to attend.

Ross Wright New Marshfield School AAA

Legal notice of Marshfield Bank liquidation in Ohio

The Marshfield State Bank of New Marshfield Ohio under supervision of H Squire Superintendent of Banks announces a court hearing on the tenth day of August 1936 at nine o'clock for approval of extra expenses claimed under Ohio General Code. The action is filed with Athens County Court of Common Pleas and concerns the liquidating of the bank and related expenses.

Marshfield State Bank Marshfield Ohio H. Squire The Court of Common Athens County Org Courts of Athens U. S. H. Squire Marshfield Bank New Marshfield

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