Baltimore and Chicago Market Quotations on July 6
Baltimore quotations show cattle up to 2.00 higher with grass fat steers and stockers advancing. calves scarce and dealers active. Hogs gain 0.85 to 1.35 with barrows and gilts up, sows higher. spring lambs 18.50 to 19.00 for 70-100 lb, steady slaughter ewes. Chicago reports hogs and cattle up several dollars, feedlot yearlings mixed, stock cattle steady, vealers up.
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Sheep Market Report With Fleeces and Slaughter Ewes
Springers bring 18.00 while yearling wethers with No 1 pelts range 15.35 to 15.85 for good and choice. 97 lb averages. Slaughter ewes rise 75 cents to 1.00 higher with No 1 pelts 8.75 to 9.25, common down to 7.50.
Chicago Grain Quotations and Dress Ship Meaning
Opening grain quotes for Dee oats and March deliveries are listed with several futures at 90 cents. An excerpt explains dress ship as an old Navy practice of decking ships with flags and pennants, citing Henry VIII era origins and the hoisting of national ensigns with a rainbow of flags arranged along the mastheads.
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Two Great Elegies Beside Shelley's Adonais
Milton wrote Lycidas on his classmate Edward King and Clare’s In Memoriam is another major elegy. Tennyson composed In Memoriam for Arthur Henry Hallam, influencing his poet laureate appointment. Queen Victoria said it gave more comfort than any book but the Bible.
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The Star Dispatches 30 Reporters in Frederick County
The Star mobilizes 30 correspondents across Frederick County to cover local affairs, politics, and community events with full regional saturation. Readers will receive in depth reporting on municipal developments, school issues, crime briefs, and neighborhood profiles from multiple towns.
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Subscriptions Mark 50 Years For Star In City
Mrs. W. R. Talbot telephoned from 521 South Washington Street to note her father D. T. Wood was an original Star subscriber at the paper's founding fifty years ago. Another long time reader couple are Mr. and Mrs. William Himelright of Mount Williams, Virginia, who have7500?
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