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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1931

Page

5

Quotation Shifts in Wheat and Grain Markets

Wheat held firm in Chicago trading as supplies tighten and demand worries grow. News of limited U S and foreign stocks plus export shipping delays helped support prices while corn oats and provisions moved modestly. Regional price reports from Richmond New York Baltimore and Philadelphia reflect broad activity in fruits vegetables eggs and poultry alongside wheat related grains.

Chicago New York United States

Washington Market Prices December Butter Eggs and Poultry

Washington reports current prices for butter eggs and poultry. Prices cover prints tubs hens toms old and young, dressed turkeys and chickens in multiple weight ranges with current receipts and wholesale figures.

Philadelphia Washington

Chicago Cash Grain Wheat Prices Noted in Market Dip

Chicago cash grain report from December 14 shows No 3 red at 55 55 1 2 cents and No 1 hard at 55 1 2 cents. The brief listing records early bid prices for wheat futures and cash grades in the Chicago market.

Chicago

RAT DIE Kills Rats and Mice in Pantry and Barns

An ad touts RAT DIE as a powder rodent killer that prevents odor from carcasses. It markets 50 cent size 3 oz for pantry kitchen and cellar and 75 cent size 6 oz for chicken houses coops and small buildings, sold and guaranteed by a local dealer.

Seed and grain prices from the old market report

The report lists corn varieties with No. 2 at 38 1 2 and No. 1 36 1 4, No. 3 white 36036 and oats No. 3 white 23024 3-4. Rye had no sales while barley reached 42 59. Timothy seed sold for 4 004.25 and clover seed for 13.500 16.00.

Wheat futures steady in Baltimore spot market

In Baltimore on December 4, No. 2 red winter wheat for domestic spot and December delivery traded around 59 1 2 cents with January bids noted, reflecting a quiet trading day.

Baltimore

Grain Stems and Prices From Virginia Markets

Richmond reports a jumble of grain prices including No. 2 red winter and No. 2 white corn values for Virginia bag and car lots, with mixed and yellow varieties noted. Prices range roughly from 35 to 63 with multiple regional terms and lot classifications listed.

Chmond Virginia

Cattle Prices Steady in Baltimore and Chicago Markets

Baltimore 900 cattle and 250 calves offered with very slow dull activity and unchanged quotations. Jersey City reports all cattle directly consigned to packers. Chicago receipts 72 000 with 5 to 10 lower top at 4 20 for medium and light weights heavies to 4 15 and sows 3 50 to 3 85. Lancaster 1 200 cattle and 180 to 240 pound weights top at 5 50. Baltimore top at 5 05 for medium and light weights 4 80 hogs to 5 10 lower.

Lancaster Jersey City Packers Chicago Baltimore

Market report shows cattle and sheep prices and bonds

Cattle and calves trading mixed with steers and veal varying by market. Chicago reports 21 000 cattle and 2 500 calves with top steer prices near 11.00 and heifers around 3.25. Sheep in Baltimore and Lancaster quiet with lambs 6.75 and ewes around 3.00. Government bonds in New York list various Liberty and Treasury issues with prices around 100.

Baltimore Lancaster Pfair N. Y Chicago Government New York U.S Liberty Treasury

Wall Street Quotes Firm Amid Rail Weakness Trade

Quotations show many NYSE issues holding firm while rails weaken. Baltimore and Ohio Norfolk and Western lead losses. British pound eases after opening. mid afternoon rate $3.44 per pound sterling. Prices include Allied Chem Dye 68 1/2 American Can 52 1/2 Am Tel Tel 122 1/4 American Tobacco B 71 1/2 Anaconda Copper 9 3/4 Baltimore & Ohio 15 Bethlehem Steel 21 1/4 Chrysler 123 4 Continental Oil 5 General Electric 25 1/4 General Motors 231/2 Kennecott Copper 9 Household 12 3/4 Mont Ward 7 National Biscuit 39 1/2 N W R R 115 Packard 4 Stand Brands 11 Stand Oil N J 29 1/4 U S Steel 41 Woolworth 40 1/2.

New York Stock Exchange Baltimore Amer, Tel, & Tel Amer. Tobacco Balto. & Ohio Bethlehem Steel Chrysler Cont Oil Del Gen'l Electric Gen'l. Motors Kennecot Cooper Llorilard Mont. Ward Nat'l. Biscuit

Late Roger Chew Will Leaves Estate to Two Sisters

The late Roger Chew of Charles Town West Virginia died in Washington and left his estate to his two sisters Miss Margaret P Chew and Mrs Christine W Roszel of Winchester. The will filed for probate at Charles Town contains six clauses detailing debt payments from real estate sales and allocation of personal property and real estate between the two sisters plus farm property divisions. Executors named are Miss Margaret P Chew and Attorney Forest A Brown.

Roger Chew Charles Town W. Va Standard Oil Company of New Jersey Washington B. M. Roszel Winchester Margaret Preston Chew Louisa F. Chew Standard Oil Company Margaret P. Chew Margeret P. Chew Christine W. C. Roszel Forrest A. Brown

Will dated September 30 1926 witnessed by three men

The will bears a date of September 30 1926 and shows signatures witnessed by W. F. Alexander A. L. Baylor and W. E. Fleming confirming the document.

W. F. Alexander A. L. Baylor W. E. Fleming

Distinctive Shelving Ideas Using Colorful Linings

Simple bookcases can be made more distinctive by lining shelves with color. A contrast in shade may prove successful for any purpose, and small figured wallpaper linings are also very attractive.

Watermelon History From Africa to Asia

The watermelon originates in Africa and spread to India early, suggested by its Sanskrit name. It reached China around the tenth century AD and was likely unknown to Greek and Latin speakers before the Christian era.

Africa India China

Regular Monthly Report of Frederick County Pupil Attendance

Miss Annie P. Starling, rural supervisor, presents the Frederick County pupil attendance for November. The piece highlights rural education gains discussed in Richmond and urges cooperation to improve attendance and the overall education program.

Frederick County Annie P. Starling Richmond

Local Names List Reflected in Page Series

A long OCR fragment lists numerous individuals including Shanholtz Wymer Ambrose Clem Cougill Ping Stewart Boyer Clem Dellinger Guard Hottel Judy Mowery Pingley Henry Hottel Matthews Willey Williams Wymer Kline Carper Ritter Garrett Huffman Ridine Dellinger Costello Shull Willgy Rickard linger Baker Baker Bowen Bowen Cougill Dovell Fox Gruver Headley Huffman Keeler Kline Mowery Orndorff.

Helen Mauck Nevaline Vincent Marthal Ann Ebersole Ethel Ruffner Middletown Edna Brumback Anna V. Campbell Mary Cooley Ruth Keith Rebecca Keeler Helen Jenkins Katherine Keith Louise Pingley Elizabeth Supinger Boyd McDonald Randolph Larrick Bryarly Douglas Bailey Alex Brown Julian Buncutter Reuber Fahnestock Joseph Luttrell Eugene Lottie Castleman Kathleen Catlett Virginia Neal Stephens City David Hinkle Loring Madigan Ysabel Koenig John Sandy Leonard Luttrell Harry Warren Blakeley Ashby Julia Steele Gladys Hartley Maxie Golliday Catherine Maud Billy Orndoff Livilla Herbaugh Emmett Secothorn Sara Brumback Louie Yancey Frank Strode Susie Shryock McClure Rowland Helen Painter Mary Sandy Ted Lemley Clara Cooper Walter Scothorn Hazel Gragg Arbutus Hiser Bernice Orebaugh James Sandy Pauline Dovell Hilda Boyd Ralph Richard Robert Boyd Melvin Carbaugh Henry Carbaugh Billy Henretta Garland Parker Ray Rudolph Robert Richard Wilbur Richard Carson Terault Marvin Nelson Vergie Colin Mary Belle Orebaugh Jane Hope Polhamus Martha Richard Kenneth Mowery Nelson Clevenger Audrey Kendall Mildred Painter Mary Clevenger Francis Anderson James Colvin John Clevenger Claude Carbaugh Edward Covell Dowston Riggleman Earl Stout Aubrey Shirley Eugene Terault Catherine Cooper Mildred Clevenger Alice Lemley Anna Riggleman Jean Smallwood Ann Stickley Gladys Terault Victor Carbaugh Dale Clemons Alfred Guard Billy Gardner Charles Inskip Charles Lemley Melvin Sandy Bessie Colvin Severine Gardner Teressa Kitchen Zane Lillard Allen Jones, Jr Lee Roy Orndorff Charles Orndorff Pauline Hopewell Zoe Lemley Elsie Mae Painter Reba Riggleman Georgia Strosnider Avery Warren Dorothy Owens Katherine Painter Frances Scrivener Rhodelle Whitacre Ellis Adams Robert Boden William Boden Charles Catlett Harry McAboy Floyd Painter Clark Purcell Ralph Shade Herbert Shutts James Summel Samuel Swimley Woodbine Dorothy Auchstatter Katherine Leight David Leight Robert Leight DeKalb Russell Mack Gordon Sherwood Gardner Ellwood Affleck Virginia Ridings Mary Judy Chell Shanholtz Kenneth Wymer Mildred Ambrose Mary Agnes Clem Anna Cougill Gertrude Ping Dorothy Stewart Keith Boyer Melvin Clem Russel Dellinger Edward Guard Harold Hottel Keith Judy John Mowery Franklin Pingley Pauline Henry Helen Hottel Margaret Matthews Ruth Willey Louise Willams Grace Wymer Clarke Kline Alice Carper Sadie Rhodes Pearl Galliday William Mowery Richard Borden Albert Gladys Kline Louise Kline Louise Mowery Margaret Mowery Wilma Orndorff

Chicago Grain Closing Prices Show Upward Trade

Prices on the Chicago Board of Trade rose through the session with demand from commission houses and some short covering. Futures closed Wheat December 55 1 2, May 59, July 57. Corn December 38 3 4, May 42 1 2, July 44. Oats December 25 1 4, May 26 1 2, July 25 1 2. Rye December 43, May 48, July 48 4.

Sanaa Chicago Board of Trade

Also Mentioned on This Page

Baltimore Produce Maryland Penna U. S Grimes Jonathans Richmond Cash Grain Ersey W & Hibbs & Company Hibbs Building Washington, DC Telephone National Allied Chem. & Dye American Can Mr. Crew Hristmas Rapdine the Commercial & Savings Bank National Credit Association No. 1 Fifth Federal Reserve District Watermelon’s Travels Ery Lal Metyer Hable Thur Kansas Crosen Edward Murphy John Holliday Melford Holliday Joseph Shade Frances Crosen Tennessee Crosen Hazel Holliday Mildred Holliday Caterige Shade Armel Gladys White Nannie Kibler Myrtle Gardiner Edith James Cassell Biggs Roy Gardiner Vernon Snyder Carl Foster J. C James Red Bud Peggy Cornwell Jean Cornwell Harry Garrett Mountain View Richard Rosenberger Charles Harbaugh Lucilleson Margaret Dodson Ralph Frye Cecil Jewell Lee Fout Nancy Harbaugh Edna Snapp Ralph Snapp Henry Brumback Frank Brumback Marie Pifer O'Leary Brill Ruth Brill Stella White Anna Mauck High View Leon Greene Lewis Grim Lawrence White Leonard White Audrey Conner Anna Lee Grim Dorothy Hearley Hazel Kerns Virginia Luttrell Catherine Ritenour Audrey White Marcella White Marie Walter Brucetown Doris Adams John Catlett Mildred DeHaven Jack McAboy Horace McCarroll Albert Messick Curtis Neal Emily Painter Louise Shade Gladys Shutts Harold Adams Florence Messick Dorothy Swimley Annati Scrivener Emma Swimey Howard's Chapel Edward Shiree Ralph Lamp Essie Tayor Mary Hodgson Dunbar Sale Dorothy Richard Eva Richard Hope Richard Ella Smith Rachel Smith Little Mountain Kinzie Grubbs Georgia DeHaven Frances Lewis Julio Lewis Betty Miller Lew Harold DeHaven Mary Belle DeHaven Georgie DeHaven Mary Brown Irene Brown Chestnut Grove Kenneth Loy Harry Loy Linwood Loy Bessie Bowers Retta Taylor Essie Taylor Armilda DeHaven Mary Luttrell Irene Kelly Mount Airy Oscar Bywaters Earl Edmonson Denzil Pawcett Kernstown Edward Berryman Hunter Bolen Melvin Chilcott William Grove Roy Rudolph William Sager Ward Snyder Alice Berryman Mary Bond Virginia Jenkins Helen Robertson Jack Anderson Harold Bolen Paul Bolton Clarence Conner Edward Grubbs Billy Grubbs Donald Grubbs Eugene Lupton Walter Robertson Paul Rush Courtney Sargent Betty Clark Minnie Donald Emily Grove Helen Grove Marjorie Grubbs Virginia Omps Alice Rush Louise Sager Lillian Snyder Phillis Tavenner Good Samaritan James Hillyard James Massey Ralph Nesselrodt Francis Schuller Herbert Schuller Edna Nesselrodt Gore Lillian Anderson Edward Bedger Annie Foltz Garlandine Constable Francis Linebury Kenneth Linebure Hugh Whitacre Evelyn Foltz Eva Foreman Harry Morrison Anne Riley Harry Allenson Frank Allanson Gladys Barrett Charles Cooner Clarice Strosnider Helen Hook Illa Allanson Junior la Follette John Strosnider Julia Link Junior Carpenter Fairview Winaris Stotler Kathleen Dick Bobby MclIlwee Edward Brannon Elwood Stotler Harold Mason Dorthy Clark Junior Dick Harry Holliday Leda Mae Unger Linwood Brown Joshua Place Geraldine Carpenter Shenandoah Vautey National Banf American Motorists Association F. Shrvock Ichicago Hibbs & Company Washington, D. CO Market Report Star Ted Remere Alves Farmers & Merchants Apple Folks Jeweler M. B. Clowe the Diamond Store
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