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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1936
Page
8
Market notes from Baltimore and Chicago on May 2 cover wheat, corn, oats, and barley prices, along with cattle hogs and sheep trends. Reports show mixed movements with some livestock prices steady to lower and grain futures showing declines into May.
A spring outlook warns of lingering infection residues after a hard winter. The piece explains pharyngeal inflammation often follows influenza and colds and outlines local treatment with warm moist heat and hot salt irrigation. It also questions visual standards for driving and notes Dr. Clendening offers pamphlets.
Chicago May 2 Notable weakness in Canadian wheat quot ations and futures deliveries continued to pull buying support from under the market. Forecasts suggested further weakness and unsettled tones in grain markets today.
New York May 2 The stock market showed little support with an irregular start and a down drift. Losses reached about three points before a late rebound. total volume was among the smallest since November 1934. Closing quotes list major issues including Am Can Am Tel and Tel Gen Elec and U S Steel with varied results.
Market notes mention a local wholesale market with product quantities including 98 lb bags and 24 lb bags per barrel. The Star disclaims responsibility for topographical errors in the listing.
Rev. Dr. L. Flickinger announces the morning sermon topic for tomorrow at 11 o clock at the Washington church. The theme centers on blossoms and fair weather early in the week.
A note invites attendees to hear the message at the Apple Blossom event. The pit area hosts the gathering, with the invitation signaling a forthcoming address and engagement.
The forecast calls for fair conditions in the Middle Atlantic at the start of the week with warmer temperatures midweek and cooler air by Friday. Showers are possible on Wednesday and Thursday with a generally cooler trend toward week end.
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