Market Quotations Stock Market Reports
New York May 27. The market moved higher on a fairly uniform scale with broad advances and selective losses. General Motors reached a new high for the year, Willys Overland hit a yearly peak, Chrysler climbed to a 1948 peak, and International Telephone rose after a profitable year end. Notable movers included Bethlehem Steel, Goodrich, Sears Roebuck, Caterpillar, General Electric, International Nickel, Pennsylvania Railroad and Boeing. Laggards were United Aircraft and Transcontinental. Utilities eased back slightly amid minor downturns.
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New York
Gener& Motors
Wilys Overland
Chryster
International Telephone
Bethlehem
Goodrich
Sears Roebuck
Caterpillar
General Electric
International Nickel
Pennsylvania Railroad
Boeing
United
Transrid
Inclinte
Gmail
Chicago Grains Prices Hold Steady at Opening Trade
Chicago May 27 firm prices rule across grains with light mill buying. Wheat opened July at 2.35 and a quarter, September 2.33 plus, December 2.34 a half. Corn opened July 2.15 and a half, September 1.92 a half, December 1.69 three quarters. Oats near 93 to 92 and seven eighths.
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Chicago
Jly
Livestock and Produce Markets Baltimore May 27
Apples and eggs price levels listed with multiple varieties and crates. Cattle and hog markets show steady to higher prices, limited steers, strong to higher demand, calves and sheep present with mixed quotes. Wholesale poultry prices note moderate demand and typical per pound ranges.
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Baltimore
Batlimore
Egg and poultry price report from Winchester market
Agriculture Department Markets Division reports Egg prices for U S Grade A extra large to standards and broken down by grade with prices per dozen. Live poultry prices paid by area dressing plants in Winchester for No 1 quality and various fowl types including heavy breed hens leghorn hens broilers young turkeys guineas roosters and stags with per pound pricing. Seed described as named after Sweden.
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Winchester
Local Market Feed and Grain Price List
Local markets show daily connection with prices for corn meal bags, No. 2 red winter wheat, yellow corn, barley and soybeans in city deliveries. Feed mixes and egg mash vary by grade, with crackers, broiler and turkey starters listed. Butter retail and wholesale prices noted.
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raeButter
High View families depart for Brooklyn home
Mrs. Gus Von Tousant left Sunday with her son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs William Von Tousant for Brooklyn New York where she will make her home. Mr Herman Litzenberger of Woodside New York spent the week end with his mother in law and they all left together. Mr and Mrs Robert Avor and children and Mr and Mrs Dan Brumback and family of Stephens City called Sancey on Mr and Mrs Irvin Williams Mrs Gladys Pitcock and children and Mr James Orndorff were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Marvin White.
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High View
Gus von Tousant
William von Trousant
Brooklyn
N. Y
Herman Litzenberger
Woodside
Robert Av‘or
Irvin Williams
Gladys Pitcock
James Orndorff
Marvin White
Y Purchases of Industrial Life Insurance in 1747
The record notes that industrial life insurance purchases in the United States during 1747 total just over 4 billion dollars in value.
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United States
Winchester Soap Box Derby entrants rise for third annual race
Fourteen boys from the Winchester area have entered the citys third annual Soap Box Derby. General Chairman Jack Denny lists entries including March and Cather Jr and others, with at least 35 entrants hoped. The derby will be held on Jail Hill Saturday July 17 with rule books available at B and M Chevrolet Co.
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Winchester
Jack Denny
Harry March
S. Loudoun St
Roy Cather Jr
S. Washington St
Denny
B. and M. Chevrolet Co
Jail Hill
March
Cather
Robert G. Crosslin
Greenwall Ave
Jack Jenkins Jr
Millwood Ave
Owen Carter
Fred Stine Jr
Martinsburg Pike
Police Court Disposes Several Disorderly Conduct Cases
Judge John Rice disposes cases including Paul Miller 566 N Loudoun disorderly conduct fighting 16.25 dollars Perry William Buck Jones 529 Fairmont Ave disorderly conduct fighting 16.25 Johnny Crosen 566 N Loudoun drunk and disorderly 16.25 dollars.
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John Rice
Paul Miller
N. Loudoun S&j
Perry William
Buck” Jones
Fairmont Ave
Johnny Crosen
N. Loudoun
Bicycle Stolen from Alley Near B F Goodrich Co
Owen Foltz of 108 E Gerrard St reported to Worcester police that his red and cream Bendix bicycle was taken last night from the alley beside B F Goodrich Co on S Loudoun. The bike carried license number 1765.
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Owen Foltz
E. Gerrard St
Winchester
B.F. Goodrich Co
S. Loudoun
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George Washington
New York Ciy
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Corl Mat
R. J. Scott
Stock Market Reports
Plymouth
Chapman Motor CO
W. Boscawen St
Omps Funeral Home
Tres
Tess
Duncan Bros
Millwood Av
Agriculture Dept. Markets Division
S.ede
Sweden
Dean
M. M. M. Adams
Republic
Boscawen Sts
The
Star
Euvine
Avis
Roll Bridgeforth
Richard W. Thomas
National Ave
William L. Hammock
Middletown
Beverley Gardner
Irvine Cather Jr
Lewis Binner
Greystone Terrace
Walter Gaither
N. Cameron St
Kpee Johnson
Ruidts
Euler
Auiete
Gaheeebn
China
Crystal
G&m Music Appliance Center
Alaska
Joseph Murray Berryville
Rt. 13
Pigeon Hill
Inreritac
Mol
Feminini
Wanda Hendrix
Audie Murphy
Paramount
Duscreten Soldier
Lane Cedar Hope Chest
Winchester Furniture CO
South Main St
Ballantine
Peter Ballantine
America
Beverage Winchester
P. Ballantine & Sons
Newark, N.J
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