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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1956
Page
17
The Richmond poultry market notes weak demand and varied prices for broilers fryers and hens. Prices paid to producers delivered to Richmond from wholesalers show declines with weekly movement of birds steady in some grades and mixed in others.
Fragmented OCR text mentions Lp-4 cease and unclear numeric figures including 5216 308 38 91 198 and a large dollar amount 404,072.6080. The passage references statutory limits but lacks coherent context or identifiable entities.
Market brief on New York spots with quotes for Whites and Browm quality items and stable beer prices. Mentions volume sales and regional price signals with limited readable figures.
Baltimore stock prices show limited cattle activity with no class sold for slaughter steers. Reported prices include cows mostly 1000-2500 per head, calves around 250, and small lots of sausage calves, with sows around 450 pounds at 12.50 per hundredweight.
The report notes gains in leading issues with prices up about 1 to 3 points, while industrials rise 1.40, rails 0.40, and utilities 0.30. U.S. Steel leads activity up 2 percent at 57 with 30,400 shares, General Motors up 0.5 percent at 45.5 on 28,800 shares, with other names such as Comp. and Soudebaker showing firm bond activity.
Market listings show No 3 Red Winter wheat prices across Virginia regions with values from Roanoke and Richmond. Corn No 2 yellow and white rates listed for Richmond Petersburg Roanoke Pulaski Rockingham Co and Baltimore. oats and rye prices included for various locales.
Associated Hospitals of Bluefield announce higher Blue Cross benefits with a modest rise in cost. Room rates climb from $6 to $8 per day under the new plan. Premiums for subscribers increase only slightly. Family plans rise 70 cents monthly and individual plans 24 cents more. Contact your employer or Associated Hospitals for full details.
Chicago grain traders saw soybeans lead a price drop with a lower trend across the market. Market notes show mixed moves for corn and wheat as traders react to additional price breaks and futures activity in early trading.
Grain entries from Baltimore show June receipts for wheat and milled stock totals with 76 bushels of wheat and 9 600 54 2 red winter. Mil feed receipts list 46 tons and wheat straw No 1 per ton. A Washington bureau notes that half the global population over ten is literate.
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