Market Quotations and Stock Movement Mixed in New York
Apples and potatoes see varied gains across regions with listed prices and quality notes. New York trading shows slight overall uptick with chemicals leading, tobaccos soft, and Dow up about a point as markets hold into early 1958 gains.
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New York
Alaska
Juneau
Reichhold Chemical
American Tobacco
U.S. Tobacco
American Telephone
Southern Pacific
Chesapeake & Ohio
Gulf Oil
Goodrich
Dow
U.S
Baltimore livestock prices ease as receipts shrink
USDA report shows cattle and calves totaling about 375 with small receipts and few slaughter steers. Canner and cutter cows 17 to 19 dollars, utilities 19.50 to 21.50, bulls 22.50 to 24.50. Hogs 128 head mix 1s to 3s at 26.25 per cwt. Lambs 70 lb good and choice at 25.00 and 8 lb at 25.00 with 64 lb utility at 19.00.
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Baltimore
USDA
California
Chicago Livestock Market Report Highlights Wide Ranges
US cattle and hog prices move mixed as slaughter steers and heifers show weakness while feeders stay near steady. Hogs mostly steady to 25 lower with varied weights. sows and lighter fryers range around 18 to 22 dollars. Lambs and sheep show firmness with prime spring lambs around 23 dollars and yearling feeding steers around 27.50.
Local Market Prices and Feed Subheadings
Market listing shows corrected local prices for mixed feed grain by the hundredweight, wheat per bushel ranges, No 2 yellow corn, flour and meal prices, barley in new crop bands, and butter wholesale values. Regional entries include Rockingham and Luray price notes.
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Aububla
Rockingham
Buguger
Chicago Grain futures open with mixed, steady prices
Chicago AP reports light trading at the open on the board of trade with prices mostly steady across grains. Wheat slips slightly to July futures near 1.82 to 1.96 dollars, corn unchanged, oats unchanged, soybeans mixed around 2.23 dollars for July.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Poultry and Egg Market Listings Report Prices
Market notes show broilers and fryers demand fair to good with varied buyer requirements. Turkeys demand fair. heavy and small turkey fryers listed with price ranges. Winchester and Harrisonburg egg markets display Grade A Large to Small and various grades with stated values.
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Harrisonburg
Cece
Miniature theater keeps kids occupied in Columbus market
A Columbus supermarket has installed a miniature theater inside the store to entertain children with cartoons while shoppers browse for groceries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Crossword Answers From Daily Grid Clues
A dense list of across and down crossword clues covers zodiac signs relief carved gems simians serious terms Veterans Administration abbr liquid measures and more. The puzzle also hints at historical and linguistic notes including Bibic wickedness locale and ancient artifacts.
Neighbors to Fund Hermit's Burial in Alabama Cave
In Birmingham area, the body of John H. Nero, a hermit who died in a hideaway near Tarrant, will not be buried in Potter's Field. Neighbors plan to cover funeral expenses if no relatives are found. Nero, at least 70, preserved loneliness with a barricaded cave of rusting cans and belongings.
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Birmingham
Ala
John H. Nero
Tarrant
Potter's Field
Neroy
J. F. Quick
Stephenson News Briefs Highlights Local Church, Travels, and Visitors
The WSCS met at the church Tuesday evening with Mrs. Irvin Day leading. Men of the Bible Class began grading and cleaning the church lawn, planning another workday Friday with WSCS lunch. Visitors included Mrs. Harry Greaves and Elaine of Hyattsville and Mrs. Bertha Ashwood hosting.
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Harry Greaves
Elaine
Hyattsville
Bertha Ashwood
Ashwood
Kenneth Snapp
Edwin
Elizabeth Ann
Dora Snapp
Hagerstown
Fred Duncan
Memorial Hospital
Robert Buckner
Sharon Lambert
Berryville
W. A. Robinson
Baltimore
Amos Prince
Virgil Prince
Betty Peters
Stephen
Katherine DuPuy
Winchester
Maude Prince
Harry Dunn
Presbyterians Oppose Closing Public Schools in Virginia
The Virginia Synod of Presbyterians voted to oppose closing any public school and to oppose legalized gambling. The session also approved next year’s meeting dates, laid the cornerstone for a $75,000 Christian Education Book Store, and elected presbytery representatives to the Synod Council.
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Presbyterians
Virginia Synod
Permanent Committee On Christian Relations
Synod
Virginia
Norfolk
Charlottesville
Arlington County
Virginia Advisory Legislative Counci
Board of Christian Education
W. W. Williamson
Appomattox
Freeman B. Parker
Lexington
Jamess. Clower
Winchester
James F. Lindquist
Potomac
H. Rives King
Ellison A. Smith
Montgomery
Clayton C. Crawford
Hanover
Paul B. Thomas
Cothran G. Smith
Minor Fire on Cecil Street In Chevy Sedan
Fire crews were summoned at 6:55 a.m. to Cecil Street near Loudoun Street where a Chevrolet sedan had a smoking battery and electrical wires were disconnected. Little damage occurred. Earlier at 1:30 p.m. a Rouss pumper wet down burning sawdust at Plumly Lumber yards.
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Firmen
Cecil St
Loudoun St
Rouss
South End
Plumly Lumber
Tank Driver Requests 100 Gallons at Somerset Service Station
Somerset Kentucky reports Sfc. Orville Phillips arrives in an M 47 Army tank and asks for 100 gallons of fuel at a local service station. The tank capacity is 233 gallons.
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Somerset
Orville Phillips
World briefs from Brussels to Taipei and beyond
AP dispatches report Herbert Hoover arriving at Meisbroeck Airport as Eisenhower’s special representative for three days of fair observances. Other items note Theodor Heuss’s return from Canada and the United States, De Gaulle’s rebel‑zone tour in Algeria, the Duke of Windsor seeking Swiss shingles treatment, Chen Cheng poised to become premier in Taiwan, Viscount Blendsloe’s death, and Taiwan’s plan to send scientists to Moscow for the IGY meeting.
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Brussels
Herbert Hoover
Meisbroeck
Eisenhower
Hoover
Taipei
Chinha
Soviet Union
Moscow
IGY
First Nationalist reps to enter Soviet territory since 1949 recognition
A special committee will lead a group of Chinese Nationalist representatives into Soviet territory, marking the first such visit since Moscow recognized Communist China in 1949.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soviet
Moscow
China
Perry Newcome Win Bridge Match at Winchester Club
Mrs. Ferman Perry and Mrs. Russell Newcome placed first in the weekly duplicate match at the Winchester Contract Bridge Club held last night at the Golf Club. Runners up were Mrs. Harold G. Brown and Mrs. Preston Avery. Third went to Mrs. W. D. Myers and Mrs. Nelson.
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Ferman Perry
Russell Newcome
Winchester Contract Bridge Club
Golf Club
Harold G. Brown
Preston Avery
W. D. Myers
Nelson
Fourth and Fifth Place Golf Group Meeting Notice
The group lists participants Mia Page fourth Herbert Schutte and Mrs Irvan O Conner fifth Mrs Holmes Harper and Richard Bowers. The next meeting open to all interested players will be July 9 at p.m. at the Golf Club.
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Baltimore Produce
Wva
Usis
Buhpr & Bkts
Valentines
Va Valentines
Baltimore Livestock
Chicago Livestock
R. T. Bryarly
General Insurance
Rouss Ave
Chicago Grain
Daily Crossword
Var
India
Anybody
Strange
Ancient
Princess Margaret Rose
Radia
Aeny
Babyl
Buddha
Ren
Stephenson News
Cecil Street
Miller
Huns
P.P.A
Wungrik
N. C
Hungrex
Bess
Huncer
P.P.A.T
Alleghany Pharmacal Corp
N.Y
Siller’s Jug Store
Outoun St
C.O.D
World Briefs
Bremerhaven
Germany
Theodor Heuss
Berlin
Canada
United States
Algiers
Premier de Gaulle
Algeria
Kabylie
Lausanne
Switzerland
Duke of Windsor
Paris
Formosa
O. K. Yui
Chiang Kal-shek
Poli
Tical
Chen Cheng
Kuomintang Party
London
Viscount Bledisloe
New Zealand
Gloucestershire
Reymers Blends
Gainesboro
U. S
F. Schenck
Eeee
Eee
W. Nelson Page
John C. Blackburn
Roy Harper
Elsie Mathews
Frank Armstrong
National Fruit Product Company, Inc
Ralph N. Dorsey
Howard A. Holland
John L. Katfa
William M. Battaile
Ba&m
Chevrolet Sales
Cea
Harry F. Byrd, Jr
Winchester Evening Star
Allen T Hawthorne
Schenck Foods Company, Inc
Robert D. Glaitze
Robert B. Fuller
Mer
I. Robert Edwards
Claude RB
Cammer
General Manager
Valley Distributors, Inc
Sloan Kuykendall
D. Preston
Agronomist
Claude B. Smalts, JR
Florist
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
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Federal Reserve System and
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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