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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1936
Page
2
Baltimore market notes cattle with holdovers, calves strong to 9.50, hogs up to 11.50, sheep lambs firm. Chicago bid hogs around 10.35 to 9.25, cattle generally up 10-15 and calves up 25, spring lambs steady to higher with some up to 12.75 for top rail lambs.
The Star notes Local Markets show steady activity with varied listings. Analysts cite cautious investor mood and selective buying across sectors while traders monitor price movements and volume in key assets.
The list shows Crystal brand patent flour in various bag sizes from 12 to 98 pounds priced per barrel, Magnolia patent flour with 12 to 94 pound bags, cracked corn, shelled corn, scratch feed Kasco, corn meal in different bag sizes, egg mash, dairy and baby chick feeds, and live hog and lamb items with multiple price points and packaging details. Prices range from 0.60 to 6.10 per unit, with several items quoted per barrel or per hundred pounds.
New York traders pushed stocks higher on improving business news though profit taking trimmed gains. Transfers were about 950000 shares with some early advances pared. Carrier equities led buying, while liquor aviation oil and farm machinery issues paused. Bonds steadied and currencies were quiet with small moves in francs sterling and dollars. Selected closes listed many blue chips including Am Can Am Smelting AT&T Anaconda and Gen Elec.
In Frederick County Virginia Goldie L Cooley as Administratrix of William E Cooley seeks partition and estate accounting The court orders referral to a Commissioner to determine real estate details share of heirs lien priorities and creditor claims Winchester June 11 1936 Notice to all interested parties to file claims by June 30 1936 at office No 4 North Loudoun Street Master Commissioner J W Baker and M M Lynch present.
Chicago market reports show corn futures surging beyond previous highs by more than 1 cent per bushel while wheat holds firm. Closing prices place July wheat at 87 3 8 to 7 8, and December corn at 90 1 4 to 3 8. Cash grain notes no wheat sales, with mixed corn quotes and oats and rye prices listed.
The store’s Prescription Department emphasizes strict adherence to the doctor’s orders and offers low costs by filling many prescriptions on a strict business basis. It asserts fresh ingredients, modern compounding methods, and capable registered pharmacists to ensure efficacy and quality.
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