Kansas City Livestock Market Report Raw Numbers
Livestock data from Kansas City shows salable cattle at 19 000 with total 22 500 and calves 3 200 salable 4 600. Trade tone notes volume drop from Monday while demand steadies at the top with grain fed steers at ceiling 1765 and other classes up 25 cents. Cows rise about 25 cents and bulls also firm.
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Kansas City
USDA
Market Report: Livestock and Hogs Steady to Strong Across Grades
Dealers and calves strong with stockers and feeders up to 25 cents higher. Three loads of choice fed steers at 17.65, grain fed crop mostly good and choice 15.25 to 17.35, few medium short fed 14.00. heifers and yearlings mixed 15.00 to 17.15, cow prices scarce around 11.25 to 12.50. Hogs 500 salable, 700 total, fully steady with 140 lb at 14.50. sheep 6,000 salable, 9,000 total, opening sales steady with natives at 13.00 and later shipments to 13.25 to 13.35. Colorado and yearling cattle holding high. Financial note: Liquidating fund at 2.2895 offering 2.51.
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Chicago
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Courthouse Records Show Wide Range of Property Transfers
A court notices section lists numerous warranty deeds transferring lots and tracts among individuals and companies, including Mirror, S J Hats, Industrial City, Wolflin Place, and Morningside, plus several district court divorces and multiple marriage licenses. Named parties include Joe G Tyler, Ama Lbr & Supply Co, W D Walsh, W L Brummett, Lloyd C Griffin, and O L Campbell among others.
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Amarillo Chamber to hear on Pantex and other facilities
Rex B. Baxter will report to the Amarillo Chamber of Commerce at a Friday noon luncheon in the Amarillo Hotel. He will summarize what he learned on a Washington trip about the future of Pantex Ordnance Plant the Amarillo Army Air Field and the enlargement of the U S Veterans Hospital.
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Amarillo
Kawabe Named Commanding General of Japanese First Army
Gen Shozo Kawabe was appointed commanding general of the Japanese first army at Yokohama becoming the third officer to hold the post since occupation. He succeeds Gen Kenji Doihara who was recently arrested as a war crimes suspect.
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Power Strike Strains Texas Towns Amid Water Woes
The power strike triggers outages across Texas towns including Luling Smithville Lockhart Schulenberg and Dallas with auxiliary plants and water restrictions. Lt Gov Smith labels the action brazen and calls for swift measures possibly involving the State Guard as Army hospitals report strain and Camp Swift halts operations due to power loss.
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Ington
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