Livestock market declines prompt varied price shifts in Chicago
In Chicago livestock trading, salable hogs about 1,000 head with weights mixed. barrows and gilts 25-50 lower, sows 50 lower. Salable cattle around 500 with larger weight receipts. trade active across all classes. Medium grade steer and heifer demand strong, good and choice steers and yearlings steady to firm. cows and bulls weak late, dealers down 1.00-1.50. High end 1,225 lb steers hit 35.00, next 32.50. best light yearlings 31.25, heifer yearlings 25.00, most 20.00-27.00 on steers, 18.00-23.00 on heifers. Cattle market mostly steady to down. beef cows 12.00-14.50, food cows 17.00-18.00, cannery 10.00-11.50, heavy bulls 16.75. Stock cattle around 15.00-17.75. Sheep about 200 head, slaughter lamb down, ewes higher, other classes scarce.
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Southern AFL director George L Googe predicts 1947 will bring 10 to 15 percent higher industrial wages in the South as unions press for higher pay while considering owners' ability to pay. He cites a Tennessee Copper Company contract for 12.5 percent and notes progress in Florida citrus labor, yet warns of hostility in Mississippi and other states. Googe emphasizes education of the public, contrast with CIO aims, and plans to expand AFL reach across 14 Southern states with a 2.9 million dollar budget for 1947.
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The guidance notes that delicate herb flavors fade with extended heating. For soups, pot roast, or other long cooked dishes, add herbs about half an hour before the cooking finishes to preserve aroma and brightness.
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