Market Briefs United States Grain and Stock News
National and state market summaries show mixed stock action while grain futures rise on weather cues. Cotton remains quiet as Chicago wheat climbs on weather, corn and oats advance with demand. Soybeans gain in light trade and hogs jump 25 to 50 cents to reach $19.00 top. Slaughter steer prices tested with light receipts around 600 head. Sears stock noted at $13.25 with about $20,000 trading.
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Chicago
Tha Lb
Sears
Baltimore Livestock Market Report Summary
Cattle receipts around 500 with slow trade prices. Slaughter steers mostly 74.00 to 74.28 per cwt. one lot around 1100 pounds at 24.28. Heifers scarce for test of trade. Hog receipts near 500 with barrows and gilts steady to weak. sows weaker to 25 lower. Feeder quotes include US 1-2 180-240 pounds at 18.00 to 18.60, US 2-3 240-260 at 17.50, sows 328-400 pounds 14.75 to 15.50, 400 pounds at 14.00 to 14.75, and US 2-3 500-600 pounds at 13.0.
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Baltimore
USDA
Baltimore grains markets report grain receipts and stocks
Baltimore AP reports Wheat receipts 148465 bu shipments 94194 bu and stocks 8219638 bu. Opening prices No 2 red winter at 51.85. Corn receipts 107490 bu shipments 37398 bu stocks 2115448 bu. Oats 5034 bu receipts stocks 18398 bu. Rye 11800 bu receipts ships none stocks none. Barley receipts none stocks 39164 bu. Soybeans receipts none stocks 66177 bu. Flour 5107 100 lb sacks. Millfeed receipts 297 tans.
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Baltimore Grains
Baltimore (Ap
Farmers' Livestock Exchange market prices report
Prices listed for steers and heifers at med and good quality, cows, bulls, veal calves, lambs, hogs, sows, pigs, and stock sows with per hundredweight figures and ranges. Includes dairy and miscellaneous items. overall demand noted for lambs and good bulls.
Woodsboro Livestock Auction Prices and Offerings
A Woodsboro livestock auction lists active markets for cattle hogs poultry and misc items. Dairy heifers stock heifers and steers show per head and per hundredweight ranges with butcher cows canners and cutters, calves pigs and poultry rates, rabbits bacon lard and hams priced per unit or weight.
Evangelist Guest At Shookstown Mission Service
Ste fan Gulyas of Torrington Connecticut will speak at a Shookstown Assembly of God missionary service at 7 30 p m in Shookstown near Frederick The speaker a Romani Hungarian born man spent three years in Germany after World War II and six years in Austria later moving to America in 1959 where he became a radio pastor in Torrington He has traveled to Communist countries including Romania Czechoslovakia Hungary and Yugoslavia preaching often secretly and has been jailed on spying accusations.
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Stefan Gulyas
Torrington
Conn
Shookstown
Republican Party Dinner At Urbana
The annual Republican Party dinner will be held Wednesday April 12 at the Peter Pan Inn in Urbana at 7 p.m. Guest speaker will be Representative Gerald Ford minority leader of the lower House of Congress. Edward P. Thomas Jr. is chairman of the Republican State Central Committee sponsoring the dinner and Ralph F. Irelan Sr. is committee chairman.
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Peter Pan Inn
Urbana
Gerald Ford
Congress
Edward P. Thomas Jr
Republican State Central Committee
Ralph F. Irelan Sr
Gaithersburg Man Fined In Court
Elwood C. Stull a 27 year old from Gaithersburg was fined for two stop sign violations on February 28 and two more fines for running red lights. He was found not guilty of speeding. Pvt Billy Snoots of City Police brought the cases. In a separate court session two Montgomery County men received three months each in the Maryland House of Correction.
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Gaithersburg
Elwood C. Stull
Center
Madison Streets
Center Street
Schools Lane
Stanley Y. Bennett
Stull
Billy Snoots
Montgomery County
Maryland House of Correction
Unnamed Rockville Residents Punished for Fines
Albert Prather of Mantown and William Taylor, 17, of Rockville, could not pay a $150 fine imposed by city police officers James Seuer and Snoots who investigated the case.
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Albert Prather
Mantown
William Taylor
Rockville
James Seueyer
Snoots Investigat
Emmitsburg Social News Some Easter Visits and Local Notices
Emmitsburg correspondents report visits over Easter by Mr. and Mrs. George Krovich and family from Washington to Mrs. Krovichs' parents Mr. and Mrs. Herbert White. Mrs. Keith Lemon and children of Washington and Mrs. James Brown with children from Silver Spring called on Mrs. George Brown. George Methee and family from Alexandria spent the weekend with Paul and Mrs. Sherwin. Mrs. Alice Sterbinsky was taken to Annie Warner Hospital after injuring her wrist in a fall. Mrs. Thornton Rodgers returned home after holidays with relatives in Baltimore Westminster and nearby. The March Sodality meeting of St. Joseph's Church was held March 28 in St Euphemia's Hall with a covered dish social prior to business. Thirty-
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George Krovich
Washington
Spiritual group holds meeting and plans April Rosary drive
In Montgomery Alarma, Rev. Francis Stauble and Mrs Regina Rybikowsky led a club meeting where consultors were assigned to recruit two members each to recite the Rosary for peace in April. The group approved kitchen equipment status, tabled spring events, and awarded small tokens after the social. A Taneytown couple announced the birth of their first son at Annie Warner Hospital.
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Francis Stauble
Regina Rybikowsky
Dorothy S Toner
Rita Byard
Agnew Topper
Montgomery
Alearma
Stauble
Corinne Seiss
Dorothy Joy
Michael Shorb
Taneytown
Annie Warner Hospital
Shorb
Diana Stuchett
and Stitely
Harney
Mr. Shorb
Charles B. Shorb
Emmitsburg
Plowing Clinic in Bachman's Valley
Carroll County Extension Agricultural Service will host a plowing demonstration on April 6 at the Bare farm on Sullivan and Lemmon Roads in Bachman's Valley. Walter Bay says the clinic starts at 1 pm with Guy Gienger from the University of Maryland leading the session.
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Westminster
Carroll County Extension Agricultural Service
Walter Bay
Sullivan and Lemmon Roads
Bachman's Valley
Guy Gienger
University of Maryland
Egg Price Report Shows Steady Demand and Ample Barter
AP USDA egg market update notes fair demand for Thursday with New York spot quotations for whites and browns. Whites range from 24 to 33 cents per pound in various grades, browns from 26 to 33 cents. Barter offerings ample and prices unchanged.
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USDA
New York
Baltimore Livestock Auction Report Cattle And Fed Steady
CATTLE 231 CALVES 101: Friday sale shows cows steady to week, bulls scarce for test. Feeder cattle steady to strong with instances 50 cents higher. HOGS 3: barrows and gilts US 1-3 190-235 lbs 19.00-19.35. Few good buyers noted for light weights.
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U.S
4 States' Livestock Sales Report
Livestock market notes show steady to lower butcher cattle with steers and heifers modest gains. Stock cattle remain largely steady with strong dairy and veal values, hogs active with prices up 25 cents over terminal markets and sows and boars weaker.
Lions Club Sees Holy Land Slides
Frederick Lions Club members and guests heard Mr and Mrs Austin Rent describe a Holy Land trip stopping in Turkey Syria Egypt Jordan Greece Lebanon Israel and more The couple called the journey unbelievably fantastic and noted armed guard relations amid battles and barren lands while emphasizing the deeper meaning and inspiration of travel.
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Holy Land
Ore
Frederick
Renn
Turkey
Syria
Egypt
Jordan
Greece
Lebanon
Israel
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