Market cattle and hogs mixed bids at Chicago Philadelphia fairs
Market quotes show hogs and cattle trading unevenly with declines for heavier weights. Cattle ranges vary from steady to lower, with prime steers reaching 12.65 and general buyers noting scarce stockers and softer heifer prices. Spring lambs hold steady, natives and westerns near 8.50 to 9.00, while slaughter ewes lag. Philadelphia reports unchanged dressed poultry and steady butter prices amid firm livestock action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wits Igs
Chicago
U.S. Dept
Philadelphia
Local Markets Prices For Grain Feeds And Livestock
Local market list shows prices for Short Patent Brann 12 lb bags at 4.80 per barrel for 24 lb at 4.60 and 48 lb at 4.50, with other bag sizes and variants priced. Shelled corn 2.55, course cracked corn 1.69, meat feed 1.80, oats around 0.??, mixed feeds and roughage priced. live hogs 0.74 to 0.84, lambs 0.08, leghorn fowl 2.45, and various fowl prices. guineas and chickens listed with multiple small-bag costs. overall listing resembles a daily price roundup for grains, feeds, and livestock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orana
Aeeet Pees Ee AD
Wigan
Ana
Ererentes Vevaeves
Wheat and grain prices rally on export sales
Chicago and Baltimore grain markets report wheat and corn gains after early losses. Wheat firmed with gains up to a cent as short sellers turned buyers, aided by export sales over 1,000,000 bushels. Closing quotes show mixed moves across wheat corn oats soybeans rye and latches. Baltimore notes separate grain bids with No 2 red winter wheat at 63c and Winchester wheat at 61c per bushel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Cash Grain
Baltimore Grain
Baltimore
Winchester
Wheat and Corn Prices in Mill Deliveries Reported
Quotations indicate wheat at $1.00 per bushel and corn priced for deliveries at the mill in Wisconsin or nearby area, reflecting grain market activity noted in agricultural notes.
Stock Market Report of Selected Stocks
Quotations listed for AL Chem Am Can Am Smel A T T Anaconda B and O Bethlehem Chrysler Can Edison Corn Prod Gen Cigar Gen Elec Goodyear Intl Har J Manville Kennecott M Ward Natl Dalry N Y C Packard Penney Penn R R Republic Steel Southern R R S C of N J Texas Corp Union Pac US Steel Va Car Chem Va Car Pid Western Union Woolworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AL Chem
Can
Am. Smel
Anaconda
B. and O
Bethlehem
Chrysler
Can. Edison
Corn Prod
Gen. Cigar
Elec
Goodyear
Int. Har
J. Manville
Kennecott
Home Coming and Meeting at Chestnut Grove
All day gathering planned at Chestnut Grove on Sunday August 28 starting 11 a.m. with class meeting, 12:30 p.m. basket lunch and fellowship, and 2:30 p.m. preaching by Rev Lovely D Gruber. Also Ganotown service at 9 a.m. and Sunday School at 10 a.m. on the Hedgesville Charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chesnut Grove
Lovely D. Gruber
Hedgesville
M. E. Church
Gruber
Ganotown
Winners Of 4 H Club Events At Annual Camp
At White Rock camp the 4 H Club announced winners with Orville Willey of Middletown named Big Chief for a second term. Nancy Harbaugh Harriett Adams and Scribes Mary Gay Marker Hilda Whitacre aided the leadership.
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White Rock
Orville Willey
Middletown
Nancy Harbaugh
Harriett Adams
Mary Gay Marker
Hilda Whitacre
Harriet Adams
Jean Johnson
Jane Lanahan
Edna Brumback
Margaret Smallwood
Farley To Clarify Stand On Purge
President Roosevelt plans a conference with James A. Farley to decide whether to back anti-Administration Democrats in Congress. The talks in Hyde Park may spell Farley’s position on the Roosevelt purge as they discuss campaigns in Maryland New York Idaho Georgia South Carolina and Connecticut. Farley has not taken part in the drive yet and the meeting aims to clarify his stance.
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William B. Ardry
Hyde Park
N. Y
Roosevelt
James A. Farley
Congress
Maryland
Millard Tydings
New York
Idaho
Georgia
South Carolina
Connecticut
Farley
Alaska
Mr. Roosevelt
Gangsters Claim Tenth Victim in Chicago Slaying
CHICAGO Aug. 25 41 Paul Battaglia named as the tenth victim of two months of gangland vengeance. The 44 year old member of the 42 gang was found slain in a west side alley likely shot in a car and dumped. He was the second 42 gang member killed in the recent gang style killings. his brother Augie was slain seven years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Paul Battaglia
West Side
42 Gang
Kilings
Augie
Fletcher Will Recorded in Corporation Court
The will of the late P. W. Fletcher is on file in Clark M. Smith's office. It leaves the estate to his wife Bessie Fletcher who is named executrix with her official bond set at 2000 dollars.
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P. W. Fletcher
Clark M. Smith
Corporation Court
Bessie Fletcher
RFC Counsel Dunlap Fired Over Political Activity
George Aide says Washington demanded Dunlap resign due to backing Senator Walter F. George for re-election. Dunlap, RFC Atlanta counsel, refused to curb political activity despite RFC policy. The resignation will be investigated by the Senate campaign investigating committee. Central Press.
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Edgar B. Dunlap
Georgia
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Washington
Walter F. George
Senate Campaign Investigating Committee
Dunlap
RFC
Atlanta
George
Roosevelt
Central Press
Appraisals Filed for Estates of Solenberger and Dunlap
The Solenberger estate is appraised at 19845 dollars in a Corporation Court report by Grim Arthur and Rusk. The Dunlap estate is appraised at 5727.65 dollars in a report by Barr Tavener and Ritter.
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Howard M. Solenberger
Corporation Court
Clifford D. Grim
J. W. Arthur
E. G. Rusk
Annie E. Dunlap
Tayior L. Barr
A. J. Tavenner
Virginia Ritter
Power Co Subsidized Press Alleged in TVA Fight
Tennessee Electric Power Company officials told a TVA committee that it shifted most advertising from the Chattanooga News to the Chattanooga Free Press after the News backed municipal power. The vice president cited contract expiration in 1935 and declining News circulation as reasons for not renewing.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Tennessee Electric Power Company
Co - Tva
TVA
John C. Costell
Chattanooga Free Press
Power Company
Chattanooga News
Free Press
Francis H. Biddle
Tennessee Electric
The
News
Galilee Picnic Draws Crowd at Winchester Park
Grimes Virginia notes report a well attended Galilee church picnic at Winchester park last Thursday with a pleasant day and good company. Local residents share updates on health events travel and family gatherings including visits to Winchester Perryville and Florida and births and congratulations in the community.
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Grimes
Galilee
Winchester Park
Ben Hubbard
Hattie Good
Evelyn Pugh
Winchester
Viola Sibert
Robert Clevenger
Ammie Locke
Perryville
William Lamp
White Hall
Ernest Nicholson
Winchester Hospital
Walter Stottlemyer
Eugene Tharp
Red Bud
John Black
Clintor
Baltimore
Alice Grove
Arthur Orndorff
Florida
Wilbur Reed
Romney
W. Va
Reed
Galilee Church
William Good
Kernstown
Harry Mason
Near Here
Shenandoah River
Bud Russell
Round Hill
Road work and quarry open at White Hall on Green Spring road
Several hands toil on Green Spring road after recent improvements. A stone quarry opens at White Hall and peach pickers work hard hoping to finish this week amid very warm weather.
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Green Spring Road
White Hall
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Star
Warre' Flour
Stock Market Report
Chestnut Grove
Fairmont
Loudoun
Hable Real Estate
N. Braddock St
Leicester
W. Water
Berryville Ave
East Gerrard
Fairfax Lane
East Piccadilly
Lois Beauty Shop
Hagerstown Equipment Co., Inc
Hagerstown
Barr's
S. Kent Street
Clara Fultz Bentz
E. N. Hardy
N. Kent Street
J. F. Miller
Parkway
Buick
R. K. Esdo
Kurtz's
Homer Omny
B. L. Lewis
Furnish Board
M. H. Rosenberger
Hayfield
Blue Ridge
Call City Welfare Office
Glaize Avenue
Lee N. Whitacre
Office County
F. A. White
Columbia Road
N. W
D. C
SEF J. Co. J. Greene
Western Auto
Western Auto Supply Company
Western Auto Associate
Western Auto Sunary Co
Central St
Newark
N. J
Betty Jane Clark
Betty Lou Barton
Elizabeth Crim
Helen Fahnestock
Malcolm Brumback
Cooper
Roger Cooper
Jett
Keith Judy
Ralph Bowman
Robert Dailey
George Wright
Harry Richard
Winston Huffman
James Judy
Dan Metz
Richard Cather
William Richard
Robert Smallwood
Richard Stine
Guy Snapp
Richard Grove
Sam Whitacre
F. D. Roose
Velt
George Aide
Appraise Estates
O. K
Evening Star
OMP
Luueaat
NDA Alam Tuatha Saes
Philco
Butt-Welout
Philcos
Miller
Anderson
E. Boscawen St
Pillsbury
Our
Kraft’s
Borden’s
Ce Nin
Seuchl
Farmdale
Lighthouse Cleanser
Crisco
Calif
Valencia
Los
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