Daily Market Report June 26 1956 Hog Cattle Lamb Prices
Detailed livestock quotations from Hormel Bloomington Austin grain market and South St Paul and Chicago reports. Includes barrows and gilts by weight class with prices, hog and sow ranges, veal and calf categories, cattle ranges for U S Good, utility, and cull classes, plus regional notes from South St Paul and Chicago markets. Key entities include George A Hormel & Co, South St Paul USDA reports, and Chicago Livestock Market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Market
GEO. A. Hormel & CO
Middiewt
Middlewt
Market summary of cattle sheep and dairy prices
Cattle ranges include choice and prime heifers 19.50 to 21.50 with good to low choice 17.50 to 19.25. cows 10.73 to 13.50. high commercial to 13.50. standard cows 13.25 to 14.00. most canners and cutters 9.00 to 11.50. bulls 14.00 to 16.00. dealers 16.0 to 20.00. yearling stock steers 18.25 to 19.50. a 985 lb steer lot at 18.00. Sheep at 500. lambs 20.00 to 22.50, prime 22.75. cull to low good lambs 13.00 to 19.00. pelts 16.50. ewes 2.50 to 4.50. Chicago Mercantile Exchange notes butter at steady wholesale prices, receipts 1,584,000. grade AA 58.75, A 58.75, B 56.25, C 54.75.
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Wade Gye
U. S
Ie Coudots
Ccccdardevsis
Reene Coi Sik Basket
Austin
South ST. Paul
USDA
U.S
Chicago
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Television schedules published with station substitutions noted
TV program schedules show published listings as received from stations. Deviations occur when stations substitute or rearrange airings, with notes indicating changes to the planned broadcasts.
TV Schedule Snapshot for Weekday and Weekend Listings
A dense, station cross schedule lists KMMT TV Channel 6 daily from morning to late night with programs such as Kraft Theater Today Susie School Danny The and Eddie Arnold Evening News Weather Sports and various soap and game shows. The fragmentary guide includes timeslots for Tuesday Wednesday and Friday across afternoon evening and morning blocks with titles like Family Theater Secret Storm Edge of Night and Ford Theater.
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John Daly
Dunninger
Eddie Arnold
Joan
Esneton
Kraft Theater
Kovacs
Joe & Mabel
Phil Sivers
Paul & Ford
Moore
Otee Rogers
Capt. Kangeree
Gary Moore
Godfrey
Valiant Lad
Love of Life
Search
Guiding Light
News
Main Street
Tennessee Ruie
Phoebe
Paul White
Tottersman
Kartoon
Joye P. Morgan
Billy Folger
Garroway
Brough and Gibson Wimbledon Favorites
Louise Brough aims for a fifth Wimbledon singles title with Althea Gibson as the main obstacle. Gibson, seeded fourth, has already beaten Brough this season and seeks to become the first Black player to win the world’s premier tennis crown. Brough had a bye in round one, then defeated Jean Forbes 6 0 6 0.
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Wimbledon
England
Louise Brough
Althea Gibson
Althea
Louise
Manchester
Germany
Edda Buding
Miss Brough
Jean Forbes
Freckle
Jean
Darlene Hard
Dorothy Head Knode
London
Hogan Snead Dream Team Faces Canada Cup Struggles
At Wentworth in Virginia Water England Ben Hogan and Sam Snead opened the Canada Cup but Snead endured a rough spell with a painful right hand while Hogan fought to keep the U S alive. Canada led by three strokes after 36 holes as Stan Leonard shot 283 to lead individuals.
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Virginia Water
England
Ben Hogan
Sam Snead
Hogan
United States
Canada
Stan Leonard
Burma Road
Wentworth
Snead
No Changes in Northern League Standings After Weekend Games
Eau Claire blanked Duluth Superior 1-0 to complete a two game sweep. Aberdeen beat Grand Forks 4-1 behind Elliott Coleman four hitter. Fargo-Moorhead split with Winnipeg 3-2 as Al Meyer and Doug Dickey led the wins. St Cloud Rox crushed Wausau 11-7 with Bob Nuxhall starting and Sonny Robertson homering.
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Associated Press
Ed Banach
Eau Claire
Braves
Duluth Superior
Aberdeen
Grand Forks
Elliott Coleman
Fargo - Moorhead
Winnipeg
al Meyer
Doug Dickey
St. Cloud Rox
Wausau
Bob Nuxhall
Rox
Sonny Robertson
Lightburn Plans Orient Ring Tour After Victory
New York Lightweight Ludwig Lightburn of British Honduras plans an Orient ring tour after his split decision over Phil Adelphian at St Nicholas Arena. The 22 year old, ranked seventh among 135 pound contenders, survived a cut eye earning six stitches and a July rematch was ruled off. Referee Mark Conn and judge Artie Schwartz supported Lightburn with Leo Birnbaum tying the decision.
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New York
Ludwig Lightburn
British Honduras
Jake Josa
Lightburn
St. Nicholas Arena
St. Nick's
Mark Conn
Artie Schwartz
Leo Birnbaum
Rubber Road to Get Trial on 69 in Iowa
The Iowa Highway Commission will test a new rubber road on Highway 69 between Des Moines and Ames. About 19 miles will receive a surface of artificial rubber latex mixed with hot asphalt. Bids open July 3, with 1,500 gallons of synthetic latex and 68,000 gallons of hot asphalt planned.
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Ames
Iowa
Iowa Highway Commission
Des Moines
Commission
Touring Nehru May Not See Ike at All
The Indian Prime Minister Nehru may not meet President Eisenhower during his current Western tour. Nehru is in London for the Commonwealth Prime Ministers Conference. A White House note said the July 7 10 meeting was postponed at Nehru’s suggestion due to Eisenhower’s health.
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New Delhi
India
Indian Foreign Office
Nehru
Eisenhower
London
White House
Steam engine in film and telescope installation reported
A 1900 Rochester steam traction engine once owned by John Hale will appear in The Friendly Persuasion starring Dorothy McGuire. A six inch refracting telescope valued at 10 000 dollars is being installed at St Marys College Winona, second in size to the czar’s telescope for the St Petersburg Imperial Observatory.
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Rochester
John Hale
Dorothy McGuire
St. Mary's College, Winona
Czar of
Russia
St. Petersburg Imperial Observatory
Ceylon Farmer Detects Silver Threads After Storm
William Leiding of a 210 acre farm in Ceylon reports strands of silver material scattered across his fields following last week’s wind and rain storm. The discovery may serve as potential proof that every cloud has a silver lining.
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Ceylon
William Leiding
Four Rochester Coeds Embark for European Cycling Tour
Four Rochester students depart Wednesday for London aboard a University of Michigan charter plane. They will bicycle through Europe staying at youth hostels and tracing a route across major cities.
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Rochester
Annual meetings set for Minnesota school districts to elect officers
More than 300 common school districts in southeastern Minnesota will hold annual meetings today to elect officers and set annual tax levies.
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Minnesota
Eight Explorer Scouts Visit Philmont from Cedar Valley Council
Eight Explorer Scouts from Rochester are on a two week outing at Philmont Scout Ranch in New Mexico. They are the only group from the Cedar Valley Area Council attending the camp this summer.
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Rochester
Philmont Scout Ranch
N. M
Cedar Valley Area Council
Belview Park Opens in Albert Lea Under Summer Recreation Program
A new recreation area named Belview Park opened Monday in Albert Lea. The facility becomes the fifth park operated under the summer recreation program.
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Albert Lea Park
Belview Park
Albert Lea
Dr Frank Verbruggen Named Associate Chairman at Minnesota Physics
Dr Frank Verbruggen, professor at Carleton College Northfield, is named associate chairman of the school of physics at the University of Minnesota. The appointment indicates leadership within the physics department and links between Minnesota institutions. Verbruggen will oversee academic programs and research initiatives.
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Frank Verbruggen
Carleton College
Northfield
University of Minnesota
Note to Burglars This Is Alarming
Hollywood reports the National Burglar and Fire Alarm Association convention opening with new gadgets. Demonstrations include an ultrasonic room saturation system triggering a central alarm on movement and a compact device guarding a briefcase or diplomatic pouch with a loud alarm.
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Hollywood
Calif
Train in Iowa Crash Injures Seven at Arion
Seven persons were hospitalized after a Greyhound bus bound from Chicago to Omaha collided with Milwaukee train No. 219 at Arion Iowa. The bus carried about a dozen people and was just starting across the crossing when the late train struck its rear end.
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Arion
U. S. 30
Here
Greyhound
Chicago
Omaha
Milwaukee
Arion Station
A. L. Merritt
Merritt
Deputy Attorney General Lowell Grady Dies at 52
Lowell Grady, 52, deputy Minnesota attorney general and former Crookston city attorney, died in a St. Paul hospital from heart disease after years of ill health. He served as deputy attorney general since January 3, 1955 and previously as assistant attorney general for six years. Grady was Crookston city attorney from 1932 to 1942 and practiced law in Crookston, St. Paul, and with the OPA in Washington and Honolulu.
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ST. Paul
Lowell Grady
Minnesota
Crookston City
Crookston
OPA
Washington
Honolulu
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