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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1952

Page

9

Market Quotations New York Stocks Steady Amid Quiet Trading

New York market held steady with trading extremely quiet. Dow Chemical showed a slight loss after a sharp gain yesterday of 454 at 1174. Atlantic Coast Line rose 2 to 3 points on limited sales, with Southern Railway, Bethlehem Steel, American Smelting, Caterpillar Tractor, Allied Chemical, Boeing among higher movers. Power was Twentieth Century Fox and United Gas Corp.

New York Dow Chemical Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Southern Railway Bethlehem Steel American Smelting Caterpillar Tractor Allied Chemical Boeing Pewer Twentieth Century-Fox United Gas Corp

Baltimore and Chicago Livestock and Market Summary

Baltimore market notes show apples and potatoes with steady to firmer tones and supplies adequate. cattle and hogs at USDA quotes with varied weights and prices, calves strong, poultry offerings ample. Chicago USDA reports 14 000 salable hogs with prices 18.50 to 21.50 and cattle 9 000 with steers 30 to 36 dollars, heifers 27 to 35, cows 18 to 26, plus sheep 28 to 30 dollars per hundredweight.

Chicago USDA

Chicago grains rise as soybeans lead opening rally

Soybeans advance fractionally to more than a cent at the opening on the Board of Trade with futures for Wheat, Corn, Oats, and Rye showing firm early prices. Opening quotes include Wheat July 2.317-8, Sep 2.343-4, Dec 2.391-2. Corn July 1.815-8, Sep 1.603-8, Dec 1.721-4. Oats July 0.753-4, Sep 0.781-4, Dec 0.821-4, Mar 0.865-1. Rye aims for the next maturities with July near 2.01 and Sep 1.98-1/2.

Chicago Board of Trade Rye Jly

Farmers Livestock Exchange Market Summary

Consignment market steady across classes. Cattle ranges include good butchers 33.90 medium to good 32.00, common down to 27.90 29.90. Hogs 21.50 top, sow prices 16.25 to 18.50. Lambs 29.00 to 30.00. Stockers and feeders highlight steer calves 33.50 and heifer calves 33.00. Sheep note light demand with good butchers at 13.00 and stock ewes 33.00.

Baltimore USDA

Local Market Prices With Feed and Butterfat Rates

Local markets list daily corrected prices for mash Eyes 20 percent 820 Bran feed and mixed feed 10 lb bag 4.78 Cracked corn 100 lb bag 4.585 Butterfat prices across months 1 2 3 4 Nov 2.62 Jan 2.85 3 4 Lard futures by month July 12.20 1 Sep 12.65 55 Oct 12.80 Nov 11.86 Dec 13.20

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Taft Hartley Act Amended Version Information

The Labor Management Relations Act of 1947 Public Law 101 80th Congress was amended and may be purchased from the Superintendent of Documents Government Printing Office Washington 25 D C for 15 cents.

Government Printing Office Washington D. C

Grain and fat futures snapshot with mixed soybean and lard bids

Soybeans show July at 3.141 ships to 3-4. September 2.94 to 941-2. November 2.85 3-4 to 66. January 2.88. March 2.89. Lard futures list July 12.27. September 12.62. October 12.75. November 12.65.

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Agriculture Dept. today egg market and live poultry prices

The notice lists prices paid in the Winchester area for various eggs and poultry grades. It covers Grade A extra large through Grade B and includes specifications for heavy breed hens, rocks, broilers, and cocks with per-pound rates such as 22 to 30 cents and higher for specific breeds.

Winchester Beltsville

Berryville Social Notes Highlights Weekend Visits

Berryville social page lists visitors over the weekend and summer guests. Names include Mr. and Mrs. Charles Paget and the Patton and Johnson families from Philadelphia. Also present are Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Smallwood of Baltimore, Md., Sgt. Korona, the Blythe family from Pittsburgh, and Miss Alice Mesmer from Washington.

Charles Paget Mrs. Paget A. Patton Ruth Patton A. Johnson Philadelphia Clarence Smallwood Baltimore Byrd Locke Roy Locke Edward N. Barnett Barnett Alice Mesmer Washington Nick Moore Atlanta Anna Moore Frankie Blythe Ralph Blythe Pittsburgh Theodore Miller Jean Carter Madison Douglas Carter Helen Millison Peggy Lois Strother Mary Washington College Fredericksburg

Weekend Visitors Fill Homes Across Maryland and New York

A rundown of relatives and friends visiting in Winchester and surrounding towns over the weekend includes Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Stout of Baltimore with Mrs. Levi, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Potts visiting Washington relatives, and Miss Ethel Theodore joining Mrs. Scheuer. Other guests include the Timberlakes of Rye with Mrs. Clagett, Griffings hosting Capt. Thomas White, and Margretta Whiting visiting the Williams and Fishpaw families.

Stanley Stout Baltimore, Md Ollie Levi Roy Potts Washington Sidney Schwartz Spring Valley N .Y Schwartz Harold Scheuer Ethel Theodore Baltimore Scheuer Max Theodore Harry Lee Boxwell Jack Brooke Cottage City Shelby Timberlake Rye N. Y J. M. H Clagett Mr. Clagett Clasett William Clagett Timberlakes J. D. Griffing Col. Griffing Griffines Berryville Thomas White USNR Selective Service White Richmond Margretta Whiting Garrison Forest A. Garland Williams Samuel Allen Frankfort Ind

Mountain Visit Highlights Guest Pair From Washington

On the mountain, Mr and Mrs Frederick Deck hosted guests Mr and Mrs Frank W Ruffner of Washington as part of a social gathering.

Frederick Deck Frank W. Ruffner Washington

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