Livestock and Produce Markets Reported Across Cities
Market quotes show steady to firm trends in cattle hogs and sheep from aes ore Baltimore and Chicago. Cattle with varying grades range from 10.50 to 14.70 per cwt, hogs mostly 13.55 to 14.70, calves 11.00 to 14.50, sheep 5.50 to 16.50, with several weight and grade distinctions noted.
Stock Market Report Quiet after a Tepid Opening
New York June 18 Stock market opened with modest gains that faded by midmorning and largely mixed trends emerged. War news offered little stimulus though optimism for tax reform buoyed sentiment. Bonds improved in spots while commodities drifted lower with American Can and several industrials showing strength and autos and steel slipping.
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New York
American Can
N. Y. Central
Westinghouse
du Pont
Owens-Illinois
Anaconda
Standard Oil
Douglas Aircraft
U. S, Steel
Bethlehem
General Motors
Chrysler
Kennecott
American Telephone
Santa Fe
Western Union
Chicago Grain Quotations June 18
Profit taking lowered grain prices with oats and soybeans slipping. Opening prices show wheat at July 1.20 5-8, Sept 1.23 1-2 to 3-8, corn July 86 5-8 to 3-4, Sept 89 3-8 to 1-2, soybeans down 2 cents in some cases.
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Chicago
Rye
Cattle and Hog Prices Reported From Pittsburgh Market
Salable hogs 200 active and 15 cents higher with weights 160-350 lb in 14.10 to 14.60 range. Cattle and calves steady. sheep also steady. Dealers 25 higher, fat hogs up to 9.00, many offerings 9.40 to 10.50. heavy bulls 11.90, choice offerings 14.75. Pittsburgh PA June 18. Pa Dept of Agriculture report.
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Baltimore Livestock
Baltimore
Chicago Livestock Schicago
U. S. Pt. Agr
Pittsburgh Livestock
Pittsburgh
Dept. Agri
Nazis Repulsed Again In Fierce Siege Fighting
Soviet forces repelled renewed German assault on Sevastopol with heavy tank losses nationwide. Red Army reports claim 15 enemy tanks destroyed on Kharkov front and major German officers and troops killed. additional tanks knocked out along central and northern fronts.
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Sevas
Red Army
Soviet Information Bureau
Stockholm
London
Red Air Force
Sevastopol
Turkey
Sweden
Berlin
Black Sea
Crimean
Kharkov
Tuesay
Bank executive to speak on Regulation W to clearinghouse group
Malcolm E. Engstrom vice president and comptroller of Morris Plan Bank of Virginia will address the Frederick Clarke Warren Shenandoah and Page Clearing House Association in the district on Regulation W issues.
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Malcolm E. Engstrom
Morris Plan Bank of Virginia
Frederick, Clarke, Warren, Shenandoah and Page Clearing House Association
Regulations Talk At George Washington Hotel
George Washington Hotel in Winchester hosts a Wednesday evening session on Regulations. The revised rules apply to consumer credit and personal loans under 1500 dollars not for business or agricultural use. Mr Engstrom leads a talk expected to draw many bankers from the clearing house area.
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George Washington Hotel
Winchester
Engstrom
Miller To Head Big Bureau
Announcement that Paul Miller will become chief of bureau in Washington was made by Kent Cooper general manager of the Associated Press Miller succeeds the late Brian Bell and has headed three bureaus He goes to Washington from executive assistant to the general manager.
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New York
Paul Miller
Washington
Kent Cooper
Associated Press
Miller
Brian Bell
Value of Sugar Stamps Increased
Washington reports price officials raising the value of sugar stamps 5 and 6 to two pounds each while extending coverage to four weeks per stamp. Stamp 4 remains valid for a pound until June 27. stamp 5 lasts until July 26. stamp 6 extends beyond that date.
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Washington
Office of Price Admistration
More Rites To Be Tomorrow
Funeral services for the late Amos Moore, who died yesterday, will be conducted tomorrow afternoon from the Jones Funeral Home at 3 o'clock. The Rev. R. B. Nelson of Christ Episcopal Church will officiate. Interment will be in Mt. Hebron. Pallbearers are Russell Hook, Bud Rainsberger, Earl Metz, Gus Kaknis, George Taylor, and Wilmer Shryock.
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Amos Moore
Jones Funeral Home
R. B. Nelson
Christ Episcopal Church
Mt. Hebron
Russell Hook
Bud Rainsberger
Earl Metz
Gus Kaknis
George Taylor
Wilmer Shryock
Haldeman Sells Eighty Holstein Heifers at Public Sale
Paul Haldeman sold 80 registered Holstein heifers at public sale, ages six months to two and a half years, top price $317.50 with many over $200. Similar sales were held in Evendale in 1920 and 1927. The Haldeman herd now has 70 Holsteins with about 53 producers, yielding 265 gallons of milk daily.
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Paul Haldeman
Evandale
Haldeman Farm
Haldenn
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