Cash produce and live stock market prices in Missouri and Midwest
Market notes from Jefferson City to St. Louis and Kansas City report cash prices for eggs poultry and livestock. Prices cover hens roosters geese turkeys guineas ducks rabbits pigeons butter and fat content, with regional quotes for live hogs and cattle at National Stock Yards and Chicago, plus grain bids for wheat and corn across St. Louis and Kansas City exchanges. Markets show mixed movement with some declines and several item specific price points.
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Jefferson City
St. Louis
Plymouth Rocks
Arkansas Rocks
White Rocks
Broilers
Kansas City
Springs
East St. Louis
Baily Cross Word Puzzle Horizontal Clues
Puzzle fills with multiple cross references from a mixed list of clues. Across and down items include ancient and modern terms such as Palestine part Roman and Japanese coin, with entries for animals plants languages and objects, the exact grid and answers omitted.
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Melvin
Harold
Savage
Hse
Palestine
Spain
Grain and stock markets rise on limits removal
Chicago opening sees sharp gains in wheat corn and soybeans with December and May futures climbing. Ceiling removal on soybean futures fuels early strength though gains ease by close as markets face thin volumes and broader economic concerns.
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Chicago
Commodity Exchange Administration
Market slips after late gains amid war news fade
New York stock market reversed some earlier gains as weak performances in motors orders and other leaders trimmed the advance. The Associated Press average dipped, closing down about one point at 37, with tax selling inflating volume to 1,225,593.
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New York
Associated Press
Market and agricultural notes and quirky regional stories
A collage of stock ticker items highlights gains for Dow Chemical Union Carbide and others while some bonds yield modest returns. California agricultural expert H W Allison praises cows as possessing “cow sense.” Indiana canneries plan their annual tomato season, and a mushroom surprise grows from a car trunk as Mother Nature takes a back seat in Clinton.
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Nature
Clinton
Ind
Mother Nature
Edward Ruby
Girl Eighth Century Family Tradition Ends at School
In Detroit a family parade ends 83 years of tradition as Marie Ronayne, born in 1833, becomes the first girl in her line to attend school. The Ronayne lineage marks a historic moment as a kindergarten debut stands out in local history.
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Detroit
Fem
Ronerne
Marie Ronayne
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