Quotations in Wheat and Other Grain Markets
Market today shows wheat prices dropping 2 1 4 cents amid farm board selling and allied organization activity. Prices for corn oats and soymeal also declined as traders reassessed government holdings and international demand while futures in Chicago quoted various wheat corn and barley levels.
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Farm Board
Farmers’ National Grain Company
Aase
Nneapolis
Minneapolis
Marapla
United States
Liverpool
Bears
France
Hoover
Washington and Richmond Produce Prices June 23
Washington market reports show butter prints at 28 1 2 cents per pound and tub at 27 1 2 cents. Poultry prices list alive spring broilers three pounds and over at 33 34 cents, larger hens at 20 21 cents, Leghorns at 28 30 cents, and dressed spring broilers at 37 38 cents per pound. Richmond notes liberal and steady fruit and vegetables, while New York reports Eggis at 41 748 steady and mixed colors unchanged.
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New York
Liberty
Treasury
Washington
Long Island
Richmond
New York Poultry and Baltimore Grain Prices
New York poultry prices listed for express and freight delivery on June 23 with figures for fowls roosters turkeys and ducks. Baltimore market notes spot price for No 2 red winter wheat at 83 bid.
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New York
Express
Baltim
Sktimore
Baltimore Produce Poultry Prices Listed in June Record
Baltimore June 23 market notes show live poultry prices for chicken young colored by size 24 34 and Leghorns by size 18 26. Other articles unchanged.
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Baltimore
Poultry Prices Reported in Philadelphia Market
Live poultry and dressed poultry prices listed for Philadelphia June 23 with categories including turkeys hens and roasters, along with western dry picked birds. Butter prices shown at 89 to 91 cents per pound.
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Philadelphia
Richmond grain prices steady in Virginia markets
Richmond Virginia June 23 Wheat car lots bag lots 90 95 Corn car lots No 1 white to 15 No 3 white to 73 Oats car lots No 2 white to 37 No 3 white to 86 No 2 mixed to 36 No 1 mixed feed to 31.
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Richmond Cash Grain
Richmond
Virginia
Livestock Quotations Hog Market In Various Cities
Baltimore steady at top 860, Lancaster likewise with top 8.75, Jersey City 280 lb hogs at 7.90, lights to 7.45, Chicago demand down 10 cents with top 7.50 for lights and 7.55 for mediums. Cows 5.25 to 6.10, pigs to 7.45, Baltimore cattle and calves steady with top 8.00, hogs 5.00 to 7.25 rats.
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Jersey City
Arket
Baltimore
Lancaster
Chicago
Ladies' Aid Society meets at Eaton home
Highview notes that the Ladies' Aid Society will hold a meeting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Eaton on Thursday evening June 25 at 8 o'clock. Mr. and Mrs. Hall Anderson of Richmond Virginia are visiting friends in the area.
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Highview
W. Va
Ladies’ Aid Society
William Eaton
Hall Anderson
Richmond
Memorial Services Draw Wide Attendance at Christian Church
Memorial services Sunday at the Christian Church drew many visitors from Hagerstown and Harrisburg. Rev. A W Addes and five other ministers led the service as the Gore sextette provided special music both morning and evening.
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The
Christian Church
A. W. Addes
Gore
Club Members Report On Their Recent Projects
Kernstown 4 H Club members held a regular meeting with six present and five absent. After pledge and roll call, minutes were read and approved. The group set the meeting date for the first Friday of each month at 1 30 PM. A social program followed with recitations readings and songs. Cookies were served by Marie Snyder.
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Kernstown
Marie Snyder
Proper care for cut flowers prolongs life and freshness
The Central Press piece by Karl F Kellerman explains immediate heted cut flower handling. Rinse and trim stems under cool water then place in a clean container with fresh water. Keep in a cool draft-free place and change water daily to reduce organisms.
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Bureau of Plant Industry
Engagement and reunion as Mary and Dick plan a future
After a romantic reunion at an inn Dick and Mary become engaged with a family ring that belonged to Mary's mother. The pair vow to wait to business success before marriage while facing a morning call from Martin Frazier and a restless mother who seems pleased yet puzzled by the news. The chapter closes with Foster unsettled at the office as the story continues.
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Windsor
Mary
Martin
Mom
Frazier
Foster
Decree Refers Winchester Case To Commissioner On Estate
In the June 1931 Corpora tion Court of Winchester Virginia a decree directs a court commissioner to report on the estate of Camillus J. Copenhaver and Mary J. Copenhaver This includes whether the real estate can be partitioned and the value of estates and credits The commissioner will convene creditors and determine eligible heirs and shares Notice fixes July 2 1931 at 4 No 4 Loudoun Street for execution of the order and calls for proof of claims by lien and general creditors.
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Harry W. Copenhaver
Ve. Credr
Mary Elizabeth Johnsteen
Corporation Court
City of
Winchester
W Camillus J. Copenhaver
Ary J. Copenhaver
Commissioner’s Office
Virginia
N. Loudoun Street
Lein
Camillis J. Copenhaver
Mary J. Copenhaver
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Sean Eeee
Highview Notes
N.L. Morris
Sun
Oza
Fred Fleming
Harry Morris
Som
Hagerstown
Garland Morris
Mae Folson
William Johns
Harrisburg, Pa
J. E. Eaton
Teower
Central Press
Karl F. Kellerman
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Edna Robb Webster
Chapter
Darling
Dick Darling
Martin Frazier
Ebonite
Bayerson Oil Works
Erie, PA
J. W. Baker
M. M. Lynch
Fire Department
Potomac Edison
Herbert A. Miller
Ohio State University
Fred Braithwaite
Cross Junction
University of Virginia
Ouany
FORD
Detroit
F.C.B
Universal Credie Company
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