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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1956
Page
5
Market Qoutations Wall Street Early Trading Up
Aircrafts and chemicals led the market higher in early trading as majors edged up. General Motors 45 1 4, Royal Dutch 105 1 8, Reynolds Metals 73 3 4, Youngstown Sheet & Tube 91 7 8, others rose a point or more after Senate approval of extra Air Force funds. Dow Chemical Union Carbide Du Pont gained about a point while Kodak fell about a point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
General Motors
Royal Dutch
Reynolds Metals
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
Douglas
United Aircraft
North American Aviation
Boeing
Air Force
Senate
Dow Chemical
Union Carbide
du Pont
Eastman Kodak
Agriculture Dept Market Report on Poultry and Eggs
Market steady for broilers with adequate supply and good demand. Heavy hens weak with light demand. Turkeys dull and weak. Farm prices for broilers, heavy hens, turkeys and toms listed. egg markets show Grade A large and medium with Grade C noted, at state markets including Winchester and Harrisonburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Harrisonberg Egg Market
Local Market Prices and Grain Feed Rates
Daily market list shows prices for mixed feed at 100 lb, egg mash, broiler mash, and grain items. Includes corn meal, flour, corn meat, and butter with various regional prices and unit measurements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockingham Luray
Augusta
Baltimore Market Report For Fruits Vegetables And Livestock
Livestock and produce in Baltimore and Chicago markets show varied quotes. Apples: Del half bushels close 2 inches. Potatoes firm undertone with NC Cobblers in 100 lb sacks at 2.50-2.75, washed 2.60-2.65. Sweet potatoes too few sales to set a market. Poultry steady on fryers. demand favoring top quality. some lots offered but uncertain movement. Cattle and calves with mixed loads. hogs and sheep quotations listed for midwest markets, with typical ranges for steers, cows, calves, and sows noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NC Cobblers
White Clouds
Sebagoes
Round Reds
SC Sebagoes
Cobblers
Chicago Grain opening prices show general declines on Board of Trade
The opening trade on the Board of Trade shows most grains sliding on active dealings with several issues holding only slight gains. Prices ranged with Wheat July 2.07 3-4 to 1-2, Soybeans July 28 7-8 to 87, Corn July 1.48 1-4, Rye July 1.22 1-2, oats near 66.3 to 68.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Board of Trade
Jly
Lord
Bank of Virginia Beach Robbery Stages Second Heist
Police hunted a stocky six foot robber in Virginia Beach after a bank stick up in which Louise Glass filled two brown paper bags with 7500 dollars. Dorothy Wade chased the suspect while a search by state and local police cleared four men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Beach
Bank of Virginia Beach
Louise Glass
Glass
Wade
First US broom corn crop grown in 1797
Hadley Massachusetts records the first commercial broom corn crop in 1797 producing enough fiber for 30 brooms. Franklin is credited by some with earlier broom corn, after a friend showed him a whisk broom and he planted three seeds from it, sprouting a tall pliable fiber plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
M.S. A. Hadley
Mass
Benjamin Franklin
Franklin
Fruit Growers to Discuss Labor Needs Tomorrow
Frederick County Fruit Growers Association schedules a special board meeting at the Farm Labor Camp on Fairmont Ave at 2 30 p m to consider harvesting labor needs for area fruit crops. I Fred Stine says the session aims to outline staffing needs involving migratory and Bahamian workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County Fruit Growers’ Association, Inc
Fairmont Ave
Tomorow
I. Fred Stine
Board Reviews Camp Plans for Housing and Operations
After a general meeting the board will decide if a new housing building is needed this year. It will also tackle unfinished business and consider preparations to place the camp in operation for the current year.
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Plymouth
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