Baltimore and Chicago Livestock Markets Record Mixed Trends
Baltimore reports July 9 cattle veers higher by 50 for steers and strong hogs, with hogs 9.40 to 10.30 per cwt and veal rising. sheep show limited gains amid steady prices. Chicago notes Washington market opening strong with hogs 9.25 to 9.75 and cattle at season highs, including top steers near 12.25 and high yearlings around 11.90.
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Baltimore
Marylan U
Philadelphia
HIA
Baltimore Livestock
S. Dept. Agri
Frn
Eastern Barrels
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Dept
Washington
Chartered numbers and figures from unlabelled ledger entry
A fragment lists monetary figures with no context: Charter No 6084 and multiple amounts including 113,865.29 214,498.25 158,934.45 1,220.04 14,058.20 2,498,212.92 1,055,981.40 99,150.76 and 430 within a numeric sequence. Additional stray values include 43,868.61 wan 19 83.00 301 40 and 123,773.59.
Market drift amid quiet New York stocks rally attempt
Stocks closed with modest gains in select issues as a tentative rally followed a June slide. Turnover was about 600000 shares as traders awaited direction, with many leaders down and boardrooms sparsely attended.
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New York
Commission House
al. Chem
Am Man
Market Minute: Cable, Woolworth, Western Union Prices
Va Car Pfd 26 1 2, Western Union 31, Woolworth 47 appear as listed prices in a historical market roundup. The note records quotational levels for small cap and consumer stocks with terse figures.
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Western Union
Woolworth
Wheat and grain prices slide on futures market
Chicago wheat futures slump by a penny with declines led by Liverpool and Canadian crop conditions. Traders await the U S crop report as prices for July and September contracts move lower amid mixed support. Chicago cash grain shows No 1 red and No 1 yellow hard grades around 70s, with oats and corn also quoted. Baltimore and Winchester markets note wheat around 63 cents and corn about 65 cents per bushel.
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Liverpool
Canada
United States
Department of Agriculture
Chicago
Baltimore Grain
Baltimore
Winchester Grain Market
Archbishop Cicognani to Speak at Clarke County Women’s Club
Archbishop A G Cicognani Apostolic delegate to the United States will be guest speaker at the Clarke county Woman's Club meeting in Hawthorne Library July 14. Rev Louis Tucker will introduce him and the topic is The Vatican City a Spiritual Rather Than a Temporal State. Other notes mention Mrs Elizabeth Paree hosting guests including Capt Carlton Smith and family on the Blue Ridge.
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Berryville
A. G. Cicognani
United States
Blue Ridge
Clarke County
Woman's Club
Hawthorne Library
Louis Tucker
Grace Episcopal Church
Vatican City
Laodicea
Rome
America
Kilmartin and Walker Map Clarke County in Frederick Era
Mr. and Mrs. J O Kilmartin rent Dr and Mrs Frank E Tappans cottage on the Blue Ridge for summer occupancy through October. Mr H D Walker and Mr Kilmartin of Washington board at Crow s Nest. Both men are employed by the Geographic Survey Department and have worked in Frederick County for two years, now making a map of Clarke County.
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J. O. Kilmartin
Frank E. Tappan
Blue Ridge
H. D. Walker
Crows Nest
Mr. Kilmartin
Mr. Walker
Washington
Geographic Survey Department
Frederick County
Clarke County
Social notes from Jefferson county and surrounding towns
The column lists visitors and hosts across Jefferson county and nearby areas. Names include Rev. Wilson Hunter and family from Louisville invited to Zion Episcopal Church services. Mrs. Wattles hosting lunch guests such as Mrs. Lorenzo Lewis and Miss Rose MacDonald. Miss Elizabeth Endicott from Washington visiting the Misses Shepherd. Dr. William D. Smith to conduct Old Wickliffe services on July 17. other guests travel from Greenwich, Conn Denver, Colo and San Francisco to stay with local families.
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William Wattles
Jefferson County
Wilson Hunter
Louisville
Kyphers Oe Hunter
Crew's Episcopal
Zion Episcopal
Charles Town
Wattles
Lorenzo Lewis
Rose MacDonald
Emily McCormick
Agnes Williams
Lippitt Hatcher
Nancy Fox
Bowles Lippitt
William D. Smith
Christchurch School
Kate Powers
Virginia Page
Smith
Christ Episcopal Church, Winchester
Old Wickliffe
Wintering in Kalamazoo Mrs Fries noted a Michigan member
Mrs. D. L. Fries has spent the winter in Kalamazoo Michigan where she was a member of a local organization. Her residence and activities during the season are recorded in this brief society note.
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D. L. Fries
Kalamazoo, Mich
Kalamazoo
South Church Street
Local Residents Return Home After Weekend Visits
Several area residents and visitors are mentioned returning home or traveling after weekend stays and host visits. Names include Mrs. Eddy Joyce, Berryville residents, Miss Florence Elser, Miss Garnett Levi, and others visiting from Washington D C Cleveland and Virginia Beach venues.
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Eddy Joyce
Washington, D. C
Berryville, Va
Crozet
Florence Elser
Mrs A Cummins Arrives in Berryville After England Visit
Mrs A Cummins sails from England to New York on the Queen Mary and will arrive in Berryville Friday after touring England and returning from her Atlantic crossing.
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A. Cummins
Berryville
England
New York
Forest Paulette Family Visited Scottsville Hosts Over Fourth
Mr and Mrs Forest Paulette and their children from Scottsville Virginia were guests of Mr and Mrs Tom Elsea during the Fourth of July holiday.
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F. L. Aylor
Mrs
Forest Paulette and Children
Scottsville, Va
Tom Elsea
Martins Ohio Residents Share Local News
Mr J W Barlyard of Martins Ohio spent the week due diner dope Mrs H B ed lisle. Miss Ollie Thomas hosted guests Mr and Mrs Bert Thomas Booker of Kentucky. Mr and Mrs Hobson Mi and two children Hobson and Betty returned home after a month visiting relatives in homa.
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Rixey Moore
Robert Compton
Charlottesville
Jack Rixey
Norfolk, Va
Bobby Compton
George Levi
L. B. Knowles
Cleveland
Ohio
J. W. Barlyard
Martins , Ohio
H. B.edlisle
Ollie Thomas
Bert Thomas Booker
Kentucky
Mrs. Hobson
Hobson
Betty
Homa
Postal Telegraph Service Offered At No Charge
Reader message from a telegraph service note states no fee for delivery and urges to send the request promptly. The line hints at a promotional or instructional notice about free postal telegram service.
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Postal Telegraph
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Ellwood
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Denver, Colo
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Front Royal
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Virginia Beach
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Mary Washington College
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University of Virginia
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