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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1960
Page
12
Mrs Mamie Eisenhower, 63, was hospitalized at Wal Hagerty said she is feeling better than Tuesday with very little fever. Doctors expect she will remain under treatment for a short while, likely only a few days.
The average of 60 stocks rose with 30 at 215.10 while industrials were flat rails fell .10 and utilities gained .60. The Dow Jones industrial index climbed .93 to 626.43 at mid day as government bonds advanced and corporate securities moved mixed.
Market notes show apples at 2.50 to 2.75 a unit with rome varieties and crates 4.00 to 4.50 for strawberries weaker in tone. Potatoes vary from 1A washed 50 lb sacks to US 1 sizes and Florida reds 2.25 to 2.40, with Maine and Oklahoma potato values listed. Sweet potatoes trade at 2.50, Oklahoma at 2.75. Chicago futures edge up and down as soybeans slip fractionally on the opening.
USDA figures from Baltimore show cattle at 250 head and calves 25 with two loads totaling 1107 pounds. Slaughter steers 27.90 to 27.25 with 33 lots 960 to 1204 pounds. utility cows 17.90. Hogs 500 with scarce butchers and moderate activity. sows nearly absent. Top No 1 204 pound butchers 18.50. other No 1-3 and No 1-2 185-225 pound trades 18.00 to 18.25. Sheep 25 head. no sales.
New York remembers Mortimer Loeb a hat maker whose firm supplied silk hats to presidents from Theodore Roosevelt to Harry Truman He died Tuesday at age 68 leaving a legacy in menswear and political style.
The Crim family of Berryville Virginia thanks everyone for cards gifts and flowers after their daughter was born. They especially thank Drs Sager and Moling and the nurses and aides for their kindness.
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