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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1944
Page
6
Fragments indicate egg and butter markets showing unchanged, stable at OPA with no notable shifts. No full details, but terms suggest steady pricing and supply conditions amid routine market coverage.
Under the authority of the Circuit Court of Tazewell County Virginia the real estate of Graham Land & Improvement Company lot formerly owned by D E Hale will be sold at public auction in front of Bluefield Town Hall on July 3 1944 at 10 00 a m. One third cash the balance by two notes due six and twelve months from sale with interest. Receiver R Crockett signs as agent of the court.
Baltimore market notes June 9 show cattle steady with varied classes. vealers range 7.00 to 16.00, medium 11.00 to 14.00. Hogs active and steady around 14.30 for 180 to 270 pounds. sheep nominally steady with strictly good and choice spring offerings.
Quotable market notes list ewes at 7.50 and 6.90 for clipped or down offerings. Wools and lambs referenced with price points, reflecting auction alphabet entries.
Product demand moderate with potatoes at about steady stock. 16 cars of U S No 1 Alabama Bliss Trio 3.50 to 4.00 and Mississippi Bliss succumb s 4.00.
Total 2 560 head with lambs selling 50 cents higher for choice and good. Medium 50 cents lower versus last week. Augmented weights show 204 choice at 16.45 and 127 good at 15.00. Medium 72 at 12.75, common 63 at 19.20. Bucks and medium choice also noted.
Pattern 4833 offers a sun dress with adjustable straps and a bolero for office or street wear. Available sizes 12 through 40 with fabric yardage stated and pricing in pennies. order from The Daily Telegraph Pattern Dept. in New York.
Market notes show vealers and cattle prices with various quotable figures. Not sold in time to report hogs steady with weights around 208 pounds and packing ranges noted.
Mrs. Joe Mahood and daughter Brenda Jr. of Petersburg and Miss June Brooks of Walnut Street with Miss Nancy Reed of Virginia Avenue Bluefield will leave June 20 to accept federal positions in Washington DC.
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