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Newspaper
Austin American
Location
Austin, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1950
Page
4
Chicago reports say feed grains held steady on trade boards while wheat and corn showed irregular moves. New crop wheat deliveries were fair, nearby supplies sluggish with mixed cash basis signals and some commercial buying noted. oats and other grains quoted with modest variation.
Henry Einhorn, vice president of a men’s cap business, endorses Calvert Reserve Blended Whiskey. Calvert distillers notes mild mellow taste. Storm impact and cash grain receipts reported. wheat, oats, corn prices and grain car shipments summarized alongside foreign exchange, wool futures, and commodity bids from New York and Chicago market desks.
An article explains that whales nurse their calves using milk, a shared trait with most animal species. It notes the broad biological similarity across mammals and highlights lactation as a key survival strategy for offspring.
Sensational advance in Radio and Television shares led Tuesday gains as the market topped close for the day. TV issues rose about four points while the Associated Press average showed broad strength and profit taking eased.
In San Antonio and Fort Worth reports the cattle market showed moderate activity with most classes steady or lower. Prices featured feeder calves around 20 to 25 dollars, yearlings mid twenties, and hogs and sheep also noted with varied demand across meat types.
Regional market notes show spread between old and new crop demand. Mills cautious on lint with prompt ships easing while new crop months attract buying on hopes of a smaller harvest amid weevil risk. Texas Oklahoma field work hindered by lack of rainfall. China buying and British dollar curtailment cited. spot New Orleans middling at 31.80 cents a pound.
Brig. Gen. Dale V. Gaffney deputy commander of the Air Force proving ground at Eglin Air Base died Tuesday in Augusta Georgia. The obituary notes his rank and assignation.
An old advertisement promotes a rupture relief method by Illiam S. Rice Inc. It claims a free offer sending name and address for details on a new Rice Method. The copy touts a supportive device without pads or pressure that holds a rupture in place while allowing freedom and comfort.
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