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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1948

Page

3

Market Quotation Report Highlights Mixed Stock Advances

New York for January 26 selected stocks edged toward recovery with fractional gains near midday. Modest improvements were noted for Southern Railway Illinois Central U S Steel Union Carbide DuPont and American Smelting while laggards included General Motors Columbia Gas Electric Power and Light and Pacific Western Oil. An acre inch of topsoil Wright on average 150 tons.

New York Southern Railway Illinois Central U. S. Steel Union Carbide DuPont American Smelting American Telephone General Motors Columbia Gas Electric Power and Light Pacific Western Oil

Baltimore Livestock Markets Reflect Cold Sluggish Trade

Produce trading was very light on January 26 due to cold streets. Apples ranged 2.25 to 3.50 per 2 1 2 inch lot with various varieties cited. poultry receipts light with low sales. Cattle, hogs, and sheep markets mixed with weather impacting demand. slaughter steers steady to 25 cents higher, hogs 29 cents lower, calves sparse with limited demand.

Baltimore Bu. Bas Usis Md W. Va Jonathans Romes Staymans Yorks Baldwins

Life's Like That: Hog and Cattle Market Report From Chicago

Fred Neher notes a heavy livestock market with salable hogs around 18 000 to 21 500 head, prices mostly lower, top hogs at 27.50, sows 23 to 24.50, cattle and calves steady to higher with fed steers and yearlings improving to 31 and calves to 40.50, heifers weak, cows steady to weak, large supplies and ongoing price shifts.

Chicago

Local Market Prices and Feedstuffs Listing

Daily corrected local market sheet shows prices for flour corn barley soybeans and various feeds. Notable figures include New No 2 yellow corn 2.50 per bu and grain No 2 red winter wheat 3.00 per bu. Butter wholesale 80 and oleomargarine 30 to 36 cents retail.

Brotler Smash Turkey Etek

Egg and Live Poultry Prices in Winchester Market Report

Agriculture Dept Markets Division lists U S Grade A extra large eggs at 48 doz high prices and lower grades at 46 42 for large standards and pullets. Live poultry prices in Winchester area show heavy breed hens over 4 lbs at 30-31 cents, leghorn hens 20-21, various broiler weights 34-38 cents, guineas 35 cents each, turkeys 48 for hens and 38 for young toms, with cracks and checks at 42.

Winchester U. S U. Sf

Mrs. Mariah Adams Dies at Boyce

Mrs. Mariah Adams 66 wife of Charles David Adams died Saturday at her Boyce home. Funeral 10 am Wednesday at Boyce Baptist Church. Survived by husband a son Ernest L Adams daughter Mrs C Ora Harlow foster daughter Clara Racey two sisters and five brothers two granddaughters. Interment Orange Virginia cemetery. Rev Dargan Lucas to officiate.

Boyce Baptist Church Mariah Adams Charles David Adams Boyce Madison County Dallis Watson Green County Dotty H. Donald Madison Ernest L. Adams Washington C. Ora Harlow Holly Oak Del Clara Racey Richard Gibson Fannie Watson Jessie Dallis Cleveland William Lester Watson Dargan Lucas Orange

Snowy weekend drives grain futures lower on Chicago Board

Snow accumulations over the weekend in the winter wheat belt spurred selling in cereal markets on the Chicago Board of Trade. Feed grains opened down in sympathy with wheat declines with May wheat at 2.92 3 4 and May corn at 2.64 1 4.

Chicago Board of Trade Jly

Three Die When Train Hits Taxi In Vivian

A westbound Norfolk and Western passenger train collided with a taxicab at a grade crossing in Vivian. Three occupants of the cab died Frank Cloyd 21 of Gary Naomi Lindsey unknown address and an unidentified woman. Cab driver Alfred Corley 24 Gary and passengers William C Williams 28 and Hattie Brown 24 unknown addresses were taken to Welch hospitals unconscious with serious injuries.

Welch W. Va Norfolk and Western Vivian Frank Cloyd Gary Naomi Lindsey Welch Hospitals Alfred Corley William C. Williams Hattie Brown

Grand Coulee Dam Creates 151 Mile Long Lake

The Grand Coulee Dam backs up a lake extending 151 miles, forming a vast waterway behind the structure.

Grand Coulee

Harvey Fincham Succumbs at 56

Harvey Robert Fincham, 56, died at 4:10 p.m. at his home Pigeon Hill near Berryville. Born in Rappahannock County, he moved to Clarke County in 1924 and worked at Berryville basket factory until illness. Survived by wife Annie Alice Racer, son Gilbert Lee, daughters Elizabeth Baker and Mrs Henry Renner, brothers Silas and Homer, sister Mrs William Racer. Services 2:30 p.m. Wednesday at John H. Enders funeral home. interment Green Hill Cemetery.

Harvey Robert Fincham Pigeon Hill Berryville Rappahannock County John and Lucy Monroe Fincham Clarke County Brethren Church Fincham Annie ‘Alice Racer Gilbert Lee Fincham Elizabeth Baker Henry Renner Frederick County Silas Homer Fincham William Racer John H. Enders Cephas Fahnestock Winchester Green Hill Cemetery

Twin loaf pack with steam tabs debuted postwar

The invention first appeared in 1941 but wartime delays pushed its market release to 1947. The twin loaf pack uses a tab zipper to open the bread wrap and contains two half loaves, one usable now and the other kept wrapped for later use.

W.N. A

Food sales by day show Saturday peak and Monday slump

Surveys indicate higher purchases midweek with Wednesday and Friday exceeding Tuesday and Thursday. Saturday stands out as a strong sales day while Monday remains notably low. Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show originated at Scout's Rest on his North Platte ranch, acquired in 1877.

H.H. A Buffalo Bill Scout’s Rest Buff Bill North Platte Nebraska

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Stock Market Reports Anderson Tommy D. Lockhart Loudoun St Fred Neher WEA The Star Order of the Golden Rule Agriculture Dept Markets Division Chicago Grain Winchester Furniture CO March of Dimes Ralph G. Hengeveld General Insulating Corp Brown Lovett, Jr W. R. Graham, Jr Harvey Fincham Lamp Motor CO Smithfield Ave Dollar Shenandoah Valley National Bank Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Leggetts DAN River Fabrics Ekco Winchester’s Shopping Center
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