Baltimore Market Quotation Highlights Oct 16
Baltimore produce and livestock show firm markets with apples and bananas steady to higher. Cattle and hogs steady to higher at Baltimore with mixed lots: top dry fed steers around 16.50 plus a range to 9-12 for common, vealers 15-16, hogs 13.75-15.50, sows 13.60-14.10, lambs 14.50-15.50, calves 10-16, trading active but uneven across classes. Chicago reports similar hog and cattle movement with steady to weak cow market.
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Baltimore
Prouce
Bubas US
W. Va
Jonathans
Grimes Hubbardstons
Ivory Light
Baltimore Livestock Baltimore
WFA
Office of Distribution
Ughter
Chicago
Local Wholesale Market Flour Prices and Livestock List
A page lists wholesale flour prices for 10 lb and 25 lb bags and 48 lb and 98 lb bags, plus per cwt and per bbl rates. It also shows various feed products, dairy items, and a large livestock table with prices for cows, hogs, sheep, lambs, and poultry. A local retail market section repeats flour pricing for small bags and larger units.
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Floscia
Creamery
Wubret
Broiler
UOTE
Peeaeey Scanaan Ieee
Pat Sons
Wallentus
Scattered stocks edge up amid election drift and war news
New York stocks showed modest advances with many leaders sidelined by light profit taking. Investment services remained cautious near term as investors awaited election trends and fresh war developments including a potential major battle with the Japanese fleet. Crystal Oil, International Hydro Electric, Bell Telephone of Canada, Cities Service, and Electric Bond & Share were prominent in curb trading.
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New York
Crystal Oil
International Hydro-Electric
Bell Telephone of Canada
Cities Service
Electric Bond & Share
Local Markets Note on Daily Market Errors
Local markets data appear in The Star daily with a disclaimer that the newspaper bears no responsibility for typographical errors that may occur. The notice emphasizes accuracy but warns readers to verify figures and listings independently.
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The
Star
Grain prices steady as dull Chicago market opens
Chicago grain quotations show subdued trading with fractional gains overall. Rye leads moves on potential delays to alcohol production, while wheat corn and rye futures list modest starting prices across December May and July contracts.
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Chicago
Jly
Joe May
Card of Thanks for Hattie Anderson Family
The Anderson family thanks neighbors and friends for kindness and sympathy during illness and death of husband and father, for use of cars and many floral tributes. Mrs. Hattie Anderson and Family.
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Hattie Anderson
Issac Weese Dies at His Daughter's Home in Moorefield
Isaac Newton Weese 79 retired farmer and widower died last night at 11 30 at his daughter Mrs R A Barry's home 19 South Cameron street Moorefield West Virginia born March 29 1865 in Petersburg WV son of Mose and died of old age funeral set for Wednesday 2 pm at Moorefield Methodist Church interment in nearby cemetery survived by daughters Mrs Barry Winchester and Mrs F M Halterman Warren Ohio
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Issac Newton Weese
South
Cameron Street
R. A. Barry
Mose Weese
West Virginia
Petersburg
W. Va
Moorefield Methodist Church
Barry
Winchester
F. M. Halterman
Warren
Ohio
Methodist
Moorefield
Jones Funeral Home
Neighbor Heard Girl Cry Out In Hollywood Murder
Hollywood sheriff investigators disclosed that Georgette Bauerdorf cried stop you’re killing me before she was murdered in her apartment. The 20 year old canteen hostess was found in a bathtub after an apparent rape and strangulation. A civilian army uniform male danced with her the prior night as investigators seek leads.
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Hollywood
Georgette Bauerdorf
Hollywood Canteen
George Bauerdorf
Frank R. Webb
William Penprase
Christmas packages for service men overseas inspected
Christmas packages sent to men overseas are subject to inspection. Gifts should be wrapped so they can be readily inspected. Seals should not be placed across the corners.
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O. K
Bread Triumphs Across Front as U S Field Bakery Feeds Troops
War correspondent recalls how American quartermasters kept a mobile bakery within reach, delivering 24 hour bread production of 576 pounds every 25 minutes. Captain Walter Herbget and Lt. Lester Cummings led an 82 man team turning out 35 pounds per soldier daily, boosting morale amid long campaigns.
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Re Ium
Belgium
Army
Walter C. Herbget
Syracuse
N. Y
Kearny
N. J
Europe
Herbget
Lester H. Cummings
Glen Falls
Estandard
Herbget’s
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Fabeenss
Baltimore Produce
Stock Market Report
Texas
U.S. S. Texas
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Normandy
Carlton F. Bryant
Searsport
Mainte
Charles A. Baker
Washington, D. C
International
Page Rutherford
Berryville-Winchester Pike
Guernsey
John C. Rutherford
Dunn and Duvall
Joe Jolliffe
Issac Weese
War Department
Portland Cement Association
State Planters Bank
Richmond
R. R. No
Ois of
Silo
Boulter Houses
Sol
U. S. No
Maine
Toh Alia If Ny
PRI Be
Pepsi-Cola Company
Long Island City, N.Y
Cloverdale Spring Company
Newville, Pa
Unseen
Community War Fund
the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company, OF
Virginia
Bell System
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