Market Quotations Wall Street Opens Higher Amid Gains
New York markets extended last week’s rally with higher prices and active trading. Grain futures were mostly up while several industrials led advances including Reynolds Metals and Kennecott. Anaconda slipped slightly and bonds showed mixed, with uneven action on the American Stock Exchange.
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Crucible Steel
Reynolds Metals
Kennecott
American Smelting
Phelps Dodge
Anaconda
American Stock Exchange
Live Poultry and Egg Market Report Summary
Agriculture Dept market notes weak broad demand only fair with liberal offerings and receipts. Farm price data for live poultry and eggs includes broilers fryers under three pounds at 25 26 cents per pound and over three pounds at 26 27 cents, heavy hens around 20 21, turkey fryers 30 30 1, heavy hen turkeys 30, and assorted breeder hens and toms with various U S grade prices. egg markets show Grade A White and Brown at 55 cents for large and 45 cents for medium.
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Chicago Grain opening prices show mixed early losses on Board
Grain prices slipped across wheat corn oats and soybeans as rains were scarce but showers forecast for the Midwest. Traders priced contracts for Sept Dec and Mar deliveries with slight declines across several grains while soybeans held firmer in some maturities.
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Board of Trade
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Lord
Baltimore market reports steady fruit and varied livestock prices
Apple and cantaloupe shipments show mixed demand with steady to slightly higher prices on Maryland Eastern Shore and Pennsylvania crates. Potatoes and sweet potatoes soften while poultry remains quiet. cattle and hogs move with typical wholesale ranges and calf dealer activity noted in Baltimore USDA figures.
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Front Royal Livestock Market Sale Prices Report
Hogs priced from 15.00 to 26.90 per hundredweight with various grades. Veal and slaughter cattle follow with ranges for Choice to Commercial and utility classes. Lambs and stock feeders listed by quality, while dairy and other livestock include price bands for cows and misc cattle.
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Pigeon Freed After Rescue at Market Street Church
Friendship Rescue Squad attended the Market Street Methodist Church yesterday after morning services. A pigeon was trapped between a window and screen during the service. Frank Kellas retrieved a ladder from the fire truck and released the bird through an opening in the screen.
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Frank Kellas
Haines Service Will Be Tomorrow
Funeral service for William Harvey Haines 75 will be held tomorrow at 2 p m with friends and relatives meeting at Omps Funeral Home for a brief service and proceeding to Fairview Lutheran Church near Gore for final rites. Rev Robert A Whitten will officiate with interment in the adjoining cemetery. Pallbearers are Thomas Swisher John Haines William Moreland Charles Nash and Thomas Pugh. Body remains at Omps Funeral Home until the service.
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William Harvey Haines
Myrtle Avenue
Omps
Fairview Lutheran Church
Gore
Robert A. Whitten
Congregational Christian Church
Thomas Swisher
John Haines
William Moreland
Charles Nash
Thomas Pugh
Omps Funeral Home
Mrs Riley Dies in Harrisonburg
Mrs S A Riley died in Rockingham Memorial Hospital after six months of declining health. Born January 1 1882 in Lexington she was married to Samuel A Riley in 1901 and survived by six children plus several siblings. Funeral set for Tuesday at 2 pm at First Baptist Church Boyce with burial Mt Hebron Cemetery Winchester.
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Lexington
William Harris
Samuel A. Riley
William E. Riley
Mary Cox
Rushville
Ind
Norman C. Wright
Chestertown
Fred Smith
Covington
Guy Abrell
Winchester
Andrew Riley
Elder Harris
O. E. Harris
Dewey Harris
Washington, D. C
H. H. Harris
Staunton
Josephine Harris
Lena Harris
First Baptist Church
Boyce
Paul E. Reiter
Mt. Hebron
Phillip McIntire
Floyd Hoff
L. E. Clark
Robert Devers
Richard Reiter
Turner Wiley
Theiss
Death of Clarke County farmer David I. Ruffner
David I. Ruffner 73 a retired farmer died suddenly at his Clarke County home. Born October 29 1881 in Page County he was the son of Isaac P. and Eliza Ruffner and husband of the late Olive G Wood Ruffner. Survived by five sons two daughters a brother and a sister twenty one grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Funeral Wednesday at 2 p.m. at Jones Funeral Home with pallbearers including five sons and a grandson. Interment Mount Hebron Cemetery.
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Clarke County
Page County
Isaac P
Eliza Hoslaue Ruffner
Olive G. Wood Ruffner
Ruffner
Rileyville
Jones Funeral Home
Flash Flood Kills Chinese Schoolchildren in Hong Kong
A flash flood that swept over a group of picnicking Chinese schoolchildren in Hong Kong has raised the death toll to 24. Unofficial reports said about 20 more are missing as rescue efforts continue.
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