Agriculture Dept. Egg Market Prices for Tomorrow
Frederick County Farm Bureau quotes tomorrow’s egg market prices for various grades and sizes. Included are U S Grade A Extra Large at 46 cents, Grade A Large 44, Medium 36, U S Grade B Large 36, C at 21, pullets 20 cents, and other poultry items like roosters, broilers, turkeys, ducks, and guineas with their per pound or per unit rates in Winchester dressing area.
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Frederick County Farm Bureau
V. S
Lanst
Winchester
Ieeesseeeeeers
Rock & Cross
Market Quotations Steady In Slow Trading On Wall Street
Market quotations show a quiet session with most price changes under half a dollar. International Silver jumped to 52 after reporting its largest sales in history while Remington Rand rose on news of a TV equipment contract with Columbia Broadcasting. Several issues gained and others fell as traders digested mixed signals.
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New York
International Silver
Remington Rand
Columbia Broadcasting
U. S. Steel
Studebaker
Lockheed
Admiral Corp
Radio Corp
Kennecott Cooper
Westinghouse Electric
Santa Fe
Johns- Manville
General Motors
Packard
Goodrich
Philco
Columbia Gas
Western Union
Dow Chemical
du Pont
Philip Morris
Southern Railway
Livestock Prices and Market Report Baltimore USDA
Livestock prices listed for cattle hogs sheep and vealers with price ranges by weight. Cattle and calves overall steady with some dips. hogs steady to firm across weights. sheep and lambs mixed with top prices noted. Includes salable totals for cattle 7500 and sheep 1500 and notes on 400 head cattle run and calf receipts near 250. USDA Baltimore market report.
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Salisbury
Baltimore
USDA
Bubkts Usis
Local Market Prices and Feeds Listing
Daily corrected local market list shows retail flour corn meal options with small varied weights and prices. It also lists wholesale butter and butterfat, egg mash broiler mash feeds, and wholesale and cracked corn prices with per 100 pound bags.
Market notes on fruits vegetables poultry and eggs
Prices for peaches, potatoes and corn market items move mixed with small gains and steady trends. Poultry shows moderate demand with varied fryers broilers and hens prices while eggs and butter receipts are listed with current averages and stock totals.
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McIntosh
Wealthys
Peaches
MD. Pa. Va
W. Va
Bubkts
Usis Halehavens
Sunhigh
Belles
Elbertas
Cumberlands
Inc
Bubkts Halehavens
N. J
N. C
Chicago Grains Open Lower Amid Limited Demand
Chicago Grain markets opened lower on the board with limited demand across pits. Wheat led declines with prices slipping early, while soybeans and corn also showed softer starts. Old and nearby contracts reflected mixed gains and losses as traders awaited further cues.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Frank Pitcock Services Held
Funeral services for Frank Pitcock were held yesterday at Jones Funeral Home and Ridings Chapel with Rev. E. C. Day and Rev. L. P. Tederick officiating. Burial followed in the adjoining cemetery with pallbearers Crowell Conner Austin Conner Thurman Ballenger Robert Grim Earl Shiley and Robert Shiley.
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Frank Pitcock
Jones Funeral Home
Ridings Chapel
Polio Outbreak Shifts Across Virginia Beyond Wythe County
The Virginia polio outbreak shows Wythe County easing after a July explosive rise while new cases appear in other regions, possibly mirroring the 1944 1948 patterns. Of 416 cases this year 151 are in Wythe with 16 of 27 deaths. experts note many cases lack paralysis and test for a milder virus mix.
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Richmond
Wythe County
Virginia
A. 8. McCownan
Bureau of
Virginia Department of Health
Wythe
Lee Sutton, Jr
Medical College of Virginia
Sutton
Polio Theory Suggests Childhood Spread and Immunity
Dr. McCown notes a theory that polio spreads like common childhood diseases such as measles. It proposes most people contract the polio virus at some life stage and experience a mild unrecognized form yielding later immunity.
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McCown
Attempts Continue To Settle Packard Strike
Federal and state mediators urged further bargaining as 8000 Packard workers remain on strike. CIO United Auto Workers and Packard Motor Car Co negotiators met eight hours, reporting some progress though no statement issued. The dispute centers on wages with the union seeking a larger increase. Packard's C Wayne Brownell called the demands excessive and unreasonable, accusing the union of stalling.
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Detroit
Packard
CIO
United Auto Workers
Packard Motor Car Co
Bay
Front Royal approves taxi fare ordinance for streets
Front Royal Town Council passed a taxi fare ordinance at the semi monthly meeting setting rates of 35 cents for one to three passengers 45 cents for four passengers and 50 cents for five passengers An extra 10 cents allowed for intermediate stops up to five minutes and a two dollar per hour charge for longer stops A five cent parcel fee applies for baggage This ordinance takes effect September 15 1950.
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Front Royal
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