Baltimore and Chicago Markets Report May 21
Livestock and produce prices across Baltimore and Philadelphia reflect mixed moves. Cattle, calves, hogs, and sheep show varying shifts with feeders and bulls weaker. rail and local activity quiet on several classes as buyers hold back. Chicago trade opens weak for hogs and steady to firm for some cattle segments, with light direct sales and widespread price adjustments.
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Baltimore
Uce
Philadelphia
P. R
L. I
Baltimore Livestock
U. S. Dept. Agri
Chicago Livestock Chicago
U. S. Dept. Agr
Niae
Stock Market Report from New York May 21
The market moved forward irregularly with little spirit as steel wage bargaining looms after Jones and Laughlin Steel vote. Bonds rose while cotton advanced and grains mixed. currencies held steady. Key closings included Allied Chemical 230 1 4, General Electric 54 1 4, U S Steel 98 3 8, Montgomery Ward 51 2, and other industrials.
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New York
Committee For Industrial Organization
Jones and Laughlin Steel
Wall Street
Allied Chemical
Can
Radiator
Smelters
Tel
Anaconda
Baltimore and Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
Chrysler
Consol
Edison
Corn Products
Gen. Electric
Woolworth
Va-Caro Chem
Va-Caro Pfd
Wheat and grain quotes slide on May futures
Chicago May wheat leads declines as selling pressure from eastern houses pushes down May futures to around 1.28 and 1.20 for July contracts. Cash grain bids in Chicago show No. 2 hard wheat near 1.35 3-4, corn around 1.35, oats about 53 1-2, rye near 1.16. baltimore and winchester markets also noted steady to firm bid levels for wheat and corn.
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Chicago
Baltimore
Winchester
Mrs Elsie Zinn Returns Home After Visit
Mrs. Elsie Zinn returns to her Baltimore residence after spending several weeks visiting Rev. and Mrs. J Edward Klingaman and friends.
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Elsie Zinn
Baltimore, Md
J. Edward Klingaman
Trial recounts knife attack as mother collapses during struggle
Kennedy details the MacKnight family events leading to a fatal stabbing, with Blood and Col. Vickers sparring over evidence. The attorney refuses to place the hatchet in the girl's hands while Kennedy promises more witness testimony. Judge Meaney orders a clearer defense outline.
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Tly
Gladys
Col. Vickers
Kennedy
MacKnight
Donald
Thomas F. Meaney
Treasury reports tax receipts up 44 percent in 10 months
Federal tax data show income tax receipts totaling 1.55 billion dollars, a 44 percent rise from the prior year, with corporate and individual taxes both up. Liquor, tobacco, and manufacturers excise taxes also increased, signaling shifting tax burdens and dividends in late 1936.
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Treasury
Veterans encampment events planned at Winchester area
V F W schedules a three day gathering with a golf club concert memorial service at Christ Episcopal Church and multiple banquets. Activities include departmental officer rituals, auxiliary openings, memorials, parades, encampment pictures, and an officers election and installation.
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Winchester Golf Club
Winchester Band
Christ Episcopal Church
Hotel
DeIcass
Theotel
Public sale of city property in Winchester Virginia
Special Commissioners announce a public auction of Lot 28 by 95 feet on Highland Avenue in Winchester. The property, tied to the Beatley vs Corbin decree, sold by Thomas W. Bentley heirs, will be bid June 5 1937 at 12 noon with terms one third cash and the rest in two years secured by deed of trust and insurance. Dunn & Duvall will auction. Clerk Clark M Smith certifies bond.
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James Beatley
Ruth Beatley
Corbin
Winchester
Virginia
Highland Avenue
Thomas W. Bentley
W. E. Edwards
Herbert S. Larrick
Dunn & Duvall
Clark M. Smith
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California
Loudoun
Stock Market Report
Philadelphia Nationals
Ozens
General Foods
Ea Huskies
Sarah Zane Fire Company
Sarah Zane
Golf Club
Domino
USA
Clowe
Jeane
Pai
Aualw
Jewel
Bulova
Swank
Waldemar
Packard Electric Razors
Carmen
Shaeffer and Parker
Ony
Clowe’s Jewelry Store
Watchmakers
Loudoun Street
Jewelers
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